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the only reason I think it could be different this time is because of how weak Iran is at the moment. Their economy is hanging on by a thread and their military posture has been severely weakened in the last couple of years.

How do they regain control of the situation? Force might be the only option and that invites US or Israel retaliation. I’m not sure I see a path back to normalcy for the regime.
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Actually, you can. Remember the Crusades?


literally proves my point. hate to break it to you, but Islam is still a thing post-Crusades
We need stability in the Middle East. The byproduct of stability is less terrorism and less migration. Ultimately, that’s all I care about.

Besides, you can’t kill a religion by force. It’s more likely to radicalize even further. But I do think Islam will naturally decline as these Middle Eastern countries develop.
feels like the regime could fall any day now. you know mossad has a trick or two up their sleeves.
you’re a libtard. he obviously fired the shot when he was in front of the vehicle, how else would a bullet travel through the windshield into her head?

bad things happen when you obstruct federal agents and flee right into an agent when ordered to step out of the vehicle. grow a pair of balls.

The Fraud Investigation is the Jackpot

Posted by geauxEdO on 1/7/26 at 10:03 pm
The most effective way to get rid of illegal immigrants is to cut them off from the government. We all knew fraud was taking place as a way to essentially buy votes, but there was never any evidence. There’s also plenty of lazy, fraudulent citizens that will get cut off/exposed. The amount of money saved could be very material. If they’re able to uncover the fraud not only in MN, but in CA, IL, NY, and others, we may actually win the broader fight against illegal immigration. If you couple aggressive deportations with cutting off the money supply, they’ll have no choice but to self deport or get deported.

The left is going to try everything they can to obstruct, but we can’t let them succeed. Hopefully Trump invokes the Insurrection Act in Minneapolis before it even has a chance to get out of hand.
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Defund the CIA.


you do realize that their intelligence assessment is against regime change, right? this is the type of intel that saves us from a messy entanglement.

And the Maduro Op wouldn’t have been possible without the CIA. I know the agency has a terrible track record, but you have to recognize its value when used properly.
I would take Rubio over Vance in a heartbeat.

Rubio is the man in the arena - he’s the one running Trump’s foreign policy and cutting deals left and right. JD is merely an advisor/spokesman, which is just the nature of being a VP. But that’s valuable experience that Rubio is getting and JD is not. Not to mention, Rubio served in the Senate longer than JD and has deeper relationships with Congress.

What’s the rationale for Vance at this point other than he’s the VP? Not saying I don’t like him, but Rubio dogwalks him in a side-by-side comparison (DeSantis too).

re: 2006-2026 can not be 20 years.

Posted by geauxEdO on 1/4/26 at 10:56 am to
i love the posts where people say, “we are closer to the year 2050 than we are 2000” or something like that. congratulations, you can do math.
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Neocon backers gonna Neocon President. No matter who you vote for you get John McCain.


This is such a false equivalency. None of these airstrikes have led to boots on the ground. Talk to me when there’s a ground invasion followed up by years of directionless war.

The term “Neocon” gets thrown around so much that it’s lost any meaning. I’m against forever wars and putting American lives at risk when American national security is not at risk. Trump’s foreign policy is doing neither of those things. Slinging bombs at terrorists and adversaries is fine with me as long as the adults are in charge. Tired of this new narrative that we can’t use our military at all. Peace through Strength means you gotta do the Strength part every once in a while.

re: Worst Period in American History?

Posted by geauxEdO on 12/26/25 at 4:45 pm to
how can you put BLM, 9/11 for muslims, and Covid in the same breath as the others?

9/11 for the people that died, sure, but muslim americans? get that shite out of here.
Nick is doing the lord’s work. The DOJ and ICE better be all over these businesses. Throw the Somali scum out of our country and lock up the politicians who enabled this fraud.
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Yes. ISIS will magically appear where we want to intervene for some other reason.


everything is the CIA! nothing can be created organically without the CIA! everything has an ulterior motive, the government is always lying to us!

touch some grass.
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We just hosted an Al Qaeda terrorist in the White House. MAKE IT MAKE SENSE.


I know, it’s very hard to understand with a low IQ. Leave geopolitics to the adults.
I’m so glad they spent all this time and energy on the epstein files!

Can we focus on real issues now?
history will put an asterisk on the 2020 election. if we don’t put election integrity laws in place now, we have no one to blame but ourselves for future rigged elections.
I know it’s mean to be a joke, but it’s so far from the truth. When stuff like this gets peddled, like Shane Gillis’ jokes on the revolution, we start to rewrite history. And ultimately that undermines our worthy cause for revolution.

re: Is Trump gaining momentum?

Posted by geauxEdO on 12/24/25 at 4:18 pm to
the policies established in 2025 will pay dividends in 2026 and beyond. Between trade, the big beautiful bill, secure border, deportations, and committed investments, the economy is just getting started.

priorities moving forward should be continue the above (deportations and bringing manufacturing onshore), amend the h1b visa program, reach a deal/conclusion with Venezuela, and health care. If I was a betting man, the Dems will turn to health care as the next shite they try to throw against the wall. Since they own our current healthcare system, it won’t stick and gives Trump all the leverage.
lol if you think Trump has a close relationship with Big Alcohol, you might be retarded. Owning resorts and casinos requires you to have close relationships with alcohol CEO’s? As if you need to pull some strings to sell alcohol at a casino? Impeccable logic.

His personal stance on alcohol is well known - he doesn’t drink. As for cannabis, you’re not going to see broad legalization at the federal level no matter who is President. Best we can hope for is restoring the hemp rule and push for more states to legalize.
in all honesty, the government should completely overhaul the drug schedule. there should be an illegal category for hardcore drugs like fentanyl, heroin, meth. a decriminalized category for cocaine and prescription drugs not prescribed to you (punishment for small possession is a fine). and then everything else, including cannabis, should be legal.

the less government oversight on personal drug use, the better. go hard on trafficking of illegal substances and that’s it.
the money was appropriated as supplemental Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH). regular BAH payments are unaffected and the 2026 increase in BAH was already factored into the budget. In other words, there was no explicit plan to pay out the supplemental $2.9B. It was there for *potential* increases in housing costs. The funds were unused as of December 2025.

Also, not every service member receives BAH. So your attempt to bring transparency is actually pretty misleading. The fact is, there’s no guarantee that this money would have ever ended up in a service member’s hands. Now, because of the warrior dividend, every single service member is guaranteed to receive that money.

nice gotcha attempt.