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A country that doesn’t make anything quickly dies. Former US trade representative Robert Lighthizer explains how Trump’s tariff program can stop America’s slide.

(0:00) Why Do We Need to Reinstitute Tariffs?
(6:10) The Slow Death of America’s Working Class
(13:35) Donald… pic.twitter.com/2zLcxoNnGD

— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) March 19, 2025

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If you told me that 23 years after 9/11 we would be seeing Muslims waving HAMAS flags and praying on Islamic prayer mats while shouting Allahu Akbar outside of the WHITE HOUSE, I would have said you were crazy.

This is what I saw outside of the White House last night… pic.twitter.com/j7Ctkc49qT

— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) March 19, 2025

Source

Putin has ordered to shot down Russian drones immediately after talk with Trump. These drones were sent to hit energy assets of Ukraine. Zelensky ignoring Trump has attacked Russian energy hub in Krasnodar in 6 hours after agreement. Americans, do you see now, who is evil?

— Alexander Dugin (@AGDugin) March 19, 2025

I posted the “analysis” from Grok concerning the JFK files released yesterday. Here is its summary:

In summary, the relevance of the March 18, 2025, JFK files lies more in their historical detail—offering a deeper look at Cold War-era intelligence and Oswald’s background—than in providing a dramatic rethinking of the assassination. For those expecting bombshells, the consensus so far is that the release reinforces, rather than challenges, the official account, though researchers will continue to sift through the voluminous material for subtler insights.

At this point, many people don’t care since it was 61 years ago. Most of today’s US population was not born at that time (79%-80% estimated). I do not want to sound like a conspiracy theorist but I have to wonder what was so important that this information took so long to be released. Why was Mike Pompeo so concerned about releasing this information in 2017 as mandated by the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992?

From Grok concerning the new information found this year:

The “new information” likely stems from the discovery and release of previously unrecognized or unprocessed records related to the JFK assassination. In early 2025, following President Donald Trump’s Executive Order 14176, signed on January 23, 2025, federal agencies were directed to expedite the declassification and release of all remaining records concerning the assassinations of JFK, Robert F. Kennedy, and Martin Luther King Jr. As part of this effort, the FBI announced on February 11, 2025, that it had identified approximately 2,400 new records related to the JFK assassination. These were found through a comprehensive search triggered by the executive order, leveraging technological advances and a more thorough inventory of closed case files from field offices nationwide.

So how did we get here? Information concerning the assassination of the sitting US President is hidden for 61 years. Various reason are given as to why this is necessary but the bottom line is simple: nothing was released that merited the information being kept from the public.

I can only conclude that the government has not released the files that mandated its secrecy. I doubt we will ever know the truth. I strongly suspect the CIA in conjunction with Israel orchestrated this murder. The complicity of Johnson, the FBI and other financial world leaders also played their roles.

It also shows how little our government thinks about the intelligence of the American people.

Evil needs to be held accountable for what they have done to us.

Wes

The JFK files released on March 18, 2025, consist of approximately 80,000 pages of previously classified documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. These files were made public under President Donald Trump’s directive issued on March 17, 2025, in accordance with Executive Order 14176, and are now accessible through the National Archives, either online or in person at their College Park, Maryland facility. Based on initial reviews and expert commentary, here’s what appears relevant from the release:

1. No Major Revelations on the Assassination Itself: Scholars and historians, as reported across multiple sources, indicate that these documents do not contain groundbreaking evidence that fundamentally alters the established narrative from the Warren Commission—that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in assassinating Kennedy on November 22, 1963. The files do not seem to provide definitive proof of conspiracy theories, such as direct CIA involvement or a second shooter, despite long-standing public speculation.
2. Context on Oswald’s Activities: The documents shed additional light on Oswald’s movements and interactions prior to the assassination. This includes details about his visit to Mexico City in September 1963, where he contacted the Soviet and Cuban embassies, as well as CIA surveillance of those activities. While this adds context to his profile, it does not appear to contradict the lone gunman conclusion.
3. Cold War Intelligence Insights: A significant portion of the files relates to intelligence operations during the Cold War, including CIA efforts to monitor Soviet and Cuban activities, assassination plots against Fidel Castro, and propaganda operations. Some documents reveal previously redacted names of CIA sources and methods, such as the use of fluoroscopic scanning to detect listening devices, but these are more relevant to historical intelligence practices than to the assassination itself.
4. Agency Dynamics and Communication Failures: The files highlight communication breakdowns between agencies like the FBI and CIA, which were previously noted but are now further documented. For example, an FBI memo from J. Edgar Hoover on November 24, 1963, shortly after Oswald’s death, reflects the chaos and urgency of the moment but does not shift the core findings.
5. Kennedy Family and Public Reaction: The release has drawn mixed responses. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. praised it as a step toward transparency, while Jack Schlossberg, JFK’s grandson, criticized it as politicizing his grandfather’s legacy without adding meaningful insight. Public sentiment, as reflected in some commentary, sees it as a “nothing burger” in terms of resolving conspiracy theories.
6. Scope and Limitations: While billed as a “full release” of previously withheld records, some caveats remain. About 2,400 newly identified FBI documents were included, but roughly 500 records (e.g., tax-related or court-sealed documents) were not subject to this declassification. Additionally, not all files are fully digitized yet, meaning analysis is ongoing.

In summary, the relevance of the March 18, 2025, JFK files lies more in their historical detail—offering a deeper look at Cold War-era intelligence and Oswald’s background—than in providing a dramatic rethinking of the assassination. For those expecting bombshells, the consensus so far is that the release reinforces, rather than challenges, the official account, though researchers will continue to sift through the voluminous material for subtler insights.

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No federal judge has a lifetime appointment—because “lifetime appointment” is NOWHERE in the Constitution!

🔎 Article III, Section 1 says judges hold office only “during good behavior.” That means their position is conditional—not guaranteed for life!

Yet… pic.twitter.com/Qk7Ins9ysd

— KrisAnne Hall, LibertyAddict (@RealKahall) March 18, 2025

From Grok concerning the number of secret service agents at the Butler, PA Trump rally where he was shot:

After the incident, Trump’s security was elevated to presidential-level protection, suggesting the initial detail may have been smaller than what followed. Based on the available data, a conservative estimate would place the Secret Service presence directly assigned to Trump’s protection at the rally between 10 and 20 agents, including the close-protection detail, countersnipers, and advance team, though this excludes the broader support from local law enforcement (e.g., 30–40 Pennsylvania State Police troopers and Butler County units).

From Grok concerning the number of secret service agent assigned to Jill Biden at an address in Pittsburgh, PA on the same day as the Butler, PA rally where Trump was shot:

Jill Biden spoke at an Italian Sons and Daughters of America dinner at Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh, an indoor event with approximately 300–400 attendees, occurring around the same time as Trump’s rally, roughly 50 miles away. Reports suggest a significant Secret Service presence was assigned to her event, but exact figures vary. A whistleblower disclosure, cited by Senator Chuck Grassley in a letter to Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle, alleged that communications from July 11, 2024, indicated 12 Secret Service “post-standers” (agents assigned to fixed positions) were allocated to Biden’s Pittsburgh event, compared to only 3 for Trump’s rally. This claim, reported by outlets like American Military News and amplified on X, has not been officially confirmed or denied by the Secret Service in public records.

During a July 22, 2024, congressional hearing, then-Director Cheatle faced questions from Representative William Timmons about reports that the Pittsburgh Secret Service field office sent “four times” as many additional agents to Biden’s event as to Trump’s. Cheatle neither confirmed nor denied the specific 12-to-3 ratio, stating that the total personnel allocated to both events were “comparable to the risk” assessed, and that Trump’s rally had “significantly more assets and resources” overall. She emphasized that no resources were diverted from Trump’s detail to Biden’s, countering speculation of reallocation. However, she did not provide a precise number of agents assigned to Biden, leaving the exact figure unclear.

(emphasis mine in the above information).

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Why did Hunter and Ashley Biden have any secret service agents assigned to them? Why did the new head of secret service allow this to happen? Why is there no audit of the assignation of secret services agents to specific people based on the release of Hunter Biden’s contingent?

She shared the spreadsheet with me. Confirmed true. https://t.co/ni29l0b7NP

— DataRepublican (small r) (@DataRepublican) March 18, 2025

“I see less dead people” 😂 😃 pic.twitter.com/JCU6h5icnz

— Joab Yarkoni (@balaganazo) March 18, 2025

Trump has entered the US Department of Defense just minutes ago. CENTCOM, the U.S. Central Command, has placed all U.S. bases in the Middle East on war alert. U.S. warplanes are patrolling the Iran border. And on top of all that, Netanyahu is deep in the bunker at the Kirya in…

— Israel News Pulse (@israelnewspulse) March 17, 2025

Investigative reporter @SteveBakerUSA on why we haven't gotten answers about Jan. 6: "The blockade is coming from the GOP…There are people in leadership who are stopping and have been the obstructionists since Day One…The establishment GOP did not want Trump in 2020." pic.twitter.com/kA0l2nCHKq

— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) March 17, 2025