NC Renegades

🙏Henderson County NC Sheriff's office has arrested David James for opening the road that he cleared connecting Batcave to chimney rock North Carolina, after FEMA closed it. pic.twitter.com/flaBwG8Bzs

— Still🏝️Roaming (@roaming_rn) December 4, 2024

Mass deportation update: 🚨

Missouri has officially proposed bounty system to report illegal aliens in their state.

This bill would give residents a $1,000 payout for reporting migrants who entered our country illegally, which is also one of seven bills introduced in the… pic.twitter.com/h5Er28dL8y

— Tom Homan – Border Czar News (@TomHoman_) December 4, 2024

h/t WRSA

We’re back in Moscow. Here’s why. pic.twitter.com/7FfBhcaIUu

— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) December 3, 2024

“That’s where Trump is now, at age 78, sensing the insufficiency of his first term and wanting to make a real difference the second time around. This time, we do it right.“

From Son of Loki in the comments: If he releases the Epstein files and the JFK reports, that will mean he is serious this time around. I could not agree more. Imagine the sea change in the political mood in the country if the dirty laundry is all aired for everyone to see.

Whether Frank Miele (Real Clear Politics) is correct in his assessment, we will have to wait and see.

He writes …

From Grok:

Tartus and Latakia in Syria are significant for Russia due to both military and strategic geopolitical reasons:

1. Tartus Naval Facility:
2. Khmeimim Airbase (Latakia):
   • Air Operations: The Khmeimim Airbase, located near Latakia, has been a key hub for Russian air forces since the intervention in the Syrian Civil War began. It provides a platform for Russian aircraft to conduct operations over Syria, thereby supporting the Assad regime and Russia’s military objectives in the region.
   • Geopolitical Influence: The presence in both Tartus and Khmeimim signifies Russia’s intent to retain a significant role in Middle Eastern politics and security dynamics, offering a counterbalance to Western, particularly American, influence.
3. Geopolitical Strategy:
   • Middle Eastern Influence: Russia’s military bases in Syria serve as a geopolitical leverage point, reinforcing its status as a key player in Middle Eastern affairs. It allows Russia to engage with multiple actors in the region, from Iran and Turkey to Israel.
   • NATO and Turkey: The bases provide Russia with strategic depth in its interactions with NATO member Turkey, which controls the Bosporus Strait, a critical passage for Russian naval forces moving between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean.
4. Defense of Interests:
   • Support for Assad: These facilities are essential for Russia’s military support to the Syrian government, ensuring the survival of its ally, President Bashar al-Assad, which aligns with Russia’s broader geopolitical aims of maintaining influence in the Middle East.
5. Economic Considerations:
   • Trade and Investment: Russia has expressed interest in expanding economic ties via these ports, with plans like setting up a grain hub at Tartus, aiming to increase trade and economic cooperation between Russia and Syria.

The strategic importance of both Tartus and Latakia for Russia cannot be understated, as they represent not just military installations but are key to Russia’s broader ambition to reassert itself as a major global power with significant influence in the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern regions. However, recent developments suggest a possible reassessment of Russian commitment to these bases, as indicated by the movement of naval assets away from Tartus, potentially reflecting concerns about the stability of the Assad regime or broader strategic recalibrations.

U.S. Air Force A-10 over eastern Syriapic.twitter.com/iuR3CwAvaK

— Lucas Tomlinson (@LucasFoxNews) December 3, 2024

BREAKING: @EPA Advisor Admits ‘Insurance Policy’ Against Trump is Funneling Billions to Climate Organizations, “We’re Throwing Gold Bars off the Titanic”

“It was an insurance policy against Trump winning.”

“Get the money out as fast as possible before they [Trump… pic.twitter.com/eaAihuNvAh

— Project Veritas (@Project_Veritas) December 3, 2024

A new poll for the 2026 US Senate race in North Carolina revealed that Lara Trump secured 65% of support, outpacing incumbent Thom Tillis, who garners just 11%. Approximately 24% of respondents remain undecided.#ncga #ncpol https://t.co/XkD9fhimJL

— Carolina Journal (@CarolinaJournal) December 3, 2024

Biden pardons a REAL TURKEY 🤣 pic.twitter.com/MAGbsueMjr

— C3PMeme (@C3PMeme) December 2, 2024

The Defense Ministry in South Korea has backed the president's martial law declaration. They will not end the order. The leftist political faction has barricaded itself into the parliament building. Protesters are clashing with police. pic.twitter.com/yXNpgIzufx

— Alt-Market (@AltMarket1) December 3, 2024

BREAKING – Sources close to the White House say Lt. Michael Byrd is requesting a full pardon from Joe Biden to avoid being charged in the slaying of Ashli Babbitt.

Thoughts? pic.twitter.com/Lzhx43ixM9

— Right Angle News Network (@Rightanglenews) December 3, 2024

BREAKING: The House COVID Committee – led by R rep Brad Wenstrup – just released their report on all things COVID.

One of the first things to see it the claim that the vaccines were “largely safe and effective.” The shocking thing about this is that the rest of this section… pic.twitter.com/RvW4pOow7T

— Tom Renz (@RenzTom) December 3, 2024

NOW – Biden announces over $1 billion in humanitarian aid for Africans displaced from their homes.pic.twitter.com/uzO21jHgK0

— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) December 3, 2024

The North Carolina Senate passed a resolution on Monday that calls for an Article V convention of the states to impose term limits on members of Congress in Washington, DC.

The North Carolina House already approved the resolution in 2023. The Senate passed the bill in a 29-20 vote on Monday, which officially puts North Carolina on record as the ninth state to agree to a term-limits constitutional amendment specifically. The Constitution requires 34 states to pass a resolution in order for a convention to take place.

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While most Democrats voted against the bill and most Republicans were in favor of it, some senators flipped from their party’s positioning. Sen. Mary Wills Bode, D-Granville, supported the resolution, while Republican Sens. Tom McInnis, R-Moore, and Eddie Settle, R-Wilkes, voted against it.

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“Let’s be clear, you are opening the doors to a constitutional convention,” said Sen. Graig Meyer, D-Orange. “This is an insane idea. I will vote against it.”

Critics point to fears of a runaway convention or an overhaul of the Constitution, theories that have been debunked by proponents.

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You do not need a Constitutional Convention to impose term limits. But that is not the purpose of this legislation. The same Republicans who illegally ratified the 14th Amendment to rewrite the Constitution are once again trying to usurp the will of the people under the guise of working for the people.

David DeGerolamo