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Sanction of the Victim

The “sanction of the victim” is the willingness of the good to suffer at the hands of the evil, to accept the role of sacrificial victim for the “sin” of creating values.

Do not let yourself become a victim supporting evil.

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FEMA Camp In WNC Update

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Rubio

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Attorney General

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DOGE on X

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How Morphic Resonance Affects Our Memories, Families, Rituals and Festivals

Rupert Sheldrake is an especially interesting English gentleman and Oxford professor. For those here who enjoy learning new things and considering new scientific theories, he is a treat.

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Democratic lawmaker who is proposing ‘shadow cabinet’ to counter Trump explains how it could work

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Attitude

I understand that the American people who actually work, build and support this nation have felt defeated. Our voices were not heard, our government was rooted in tyranny and deception, and our culture was diminished by constant attacks for too long . Our religion was replaced by the Deep State and our children were mere targets to our overlords.

So let me give you some good news: Donald Trump won the election with a mandate. The foreshadowed civil unrest did not happen and real information is back on the menu. I will not recap the successes that have already happened in the first week since the election. I personally am optimistic about our future and our nation. That is quite a statement for me to make since I have lived by the statement that hope is not an effective strategy.

I understand the following:

  1. The enemy will not go quietly into the night. The time between today and Trump’s inauguration will be a dangerous time as evil has been backed into a corner.
  2. The country is still bankrupt as Congress and the Biden Regime have continued the policy of kicking the can down the road to enrich themselves.
  3. The goal to stop Trump is assassination and I do not think he is the only target.
  4. Wars across the world have been put on hold until the inauguration but this is a tenuous situation as it is in the Deep State’s interest to start WWIII.

Trump’s confirmed appointments have been well chosen for the most part. Qualifications and a commitment to make America great again should be invigorating our people. What I find is that people are dwelling on the negative and attacking without any foundation. Everyone has an opinion but it seems many do not have the will to do a little research before spreading rumors and lies. While sapience gives us the ability to perform critical thinking, it appears that people would rather wallow in the mud. If we continue down that path, the consequences are self-evident: we lose.

Ronald Reagan told us to trust but verify. Look at the motives people have to cause division, sow discontent and marginalize good people. Concentrate on the truth, the path that the Lord has laid out for you personally and fight the true enemy instead of your brothers and sisters.

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Let’s Wait and See

What is Donald Trump Doing?

12 November 2024 by Larry C. Johnson 

Let me state up front that I am no “Trump fan-boy.” But I am sure that what I am about to write will lead some of you to accuse me of that. So be it. When you listen to my interview earlier today with Danny Davis, I was quite disturbed by the news (still unconfirmed) that Trump planned to appoint Marco Rubio as Secretary of State. Rubio is a lightweight on all counts and not a deep strategic thinker.

But then came tonight’s stunner — Trump named Fox News host, Pete Hegseth, as his nominee for Secretary of Defense. Wow!! Hegseth, apart from having served in the Army, has no experience managing a gargantuan bureaucracy like the Department of Defense. What the hell is Trump thinking? I think it is simple — he is installing loyalists in key positions who are not compromised by or beholden to the military industrial complex or the defense lobbyists in DC. I know one of those lobbyists (we used to be neighbors) and I guarantee you he is livid tonight. Trump is sending the Deep State an unmistakable message — I will be running the show.

Hegseth also is not a creature of one of the many Washington “think tanks,” which are funded in large measure by the military industrial complex and the Zionist lobby. Trump did not select Hegseth because the former Army officer has a great plan for reforming the bloated, corrupt U.S. defense complex. He chose him because Hegseth is expected to follow orders and do what Trump wants. Anyone want to bet that Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, who were announced to oversee the Department of Government Efficiency, will be taking a big whack at the DOD?

Trump also named former Congressman and former Director of National Intelligence (aka DNI), John Ratcliffe, as the nominee to head up the CIA. That is an excellent choice in my view. Ratcliffe is a straight shooter and not a self-seeker aspiring to be President, like Mike Pompeo. By virtue of his previous stint as the DNI , Ratcliffe knows where some of the bodies are buried at CIA and will play a key role in releasing the JFK files.

I know there are many of you convinced that Trump has fallen under the sway of the AIPAC/Zionist crowd. You may be right, but I think there is some hope that Trump is not fully captured. Let me remind you of some past incidents. First, on a Sixty Minutes interview following his 2020 defeat, Trump excoriated Bibi Netanyahu for being the first one to come out and congratulate Joe Biden. Trump used an expletive to describe Netanyahu. Second, most of the Jews in the United States — at least 70% — cast their vote for Harris, not Trump. Third, Trump reportedly has warned Netanyahu that the war in Gaza must be over by January 20th.

I am making a nuanced point. Trump is not reflexively going to submit to the radical Zionists. Worth recalling he also has good relations with the Haredim — the ultra-Orthodox Jews who reject the State of Israel. While I am not suggesting that Trump will side with the Palestinians, I doubt that he will be like Biden, giving Israel everything it needs to continue the carnage.

Let’s not forget that Trump wants to be liked. He made some promises to Muslim Americans as well. I do not think that Trump fully appreciates how isolated the United States is among Israel’s Arab and Muslim neighbors. MBS in Saudi Arabia, who was on the verge of cutting a deal with Trump four years ago to engage Israel in diplomatic relations, is speaking with a different voice now. There will be no relationship with Israel until there is a secure Palestinian state. To underscore that point, the Saudi Defense Minister traveled to Tehran to meet his Iranian counterpart last week.

While I’m willing to give Trump the benefit of the doubt, I stand by my belief that if Trump takes the US to war in Iran or China, he will destroy his Presidency, and possibly the nation. My advice, let’s wait-and-see what Trump does his first week in office. At that point, if I am wrong, I will take the drubbing I deserve. Until then, keep your powder dry. Trump is trying to do something with the bloated US Government that has never been attempted, at least until now.

h/t Sonar 21

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LA Times

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Training Grok

I asked Grok two questions concerning Rubio’s nomination and then pointed out the error in his assessment.

I apologize for the oversight. Let me clarify the situation:

  • My first response incorrectly stated that Rubio had been nominated for Secretary of State, based on the understanding from earlier reports or speculation.
  • My second response correctly noted that while there were reports about Rubio’s potential nomination, no official announcement from Trump had been made up to that point.

The conflict arises because the first response was based on outdated or premature information. The correct stance is that there have been discussions and expectations around Rubio potentially being nominated for Secretary of State, but no official announcement from Trump had confirmed this at the time of my last response. Thank you for pointing out the inconsistency, and I’ll ensure to provide updates based on the latest confirmed information.

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Read the Thread

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Absolutely

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DHS

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Surprising

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