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We’re so used to DEI hiring and promotions that we read things like this and usually don’t bat an eye.


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"No one's been killed by radical islam in the past 24 years."


That is not what Carlson said. This is the actual quote: “And I don’t know anyone in the United States in the last 24 years who’s been killed by radical Islam…”

Your quote and Tucker’s actual quote aren’t equivalent statements. In context of the entire interview, Carlson is clearly stating that he doesn’t know anyone personally in the U.S. who has been killed by radical Islam since 2001, not stating that no one has been killed by radical Islam in the past 24 years.

With that said, I certainly acknowledge that our personal experiences should not — in and of itself — preclude the existence of a larger threat. Just because we may not know anyone personally killed by radical Islam doesn’t mean it isn’t a national security risk.

To illustrate: I might not personally know anyone who’s died from a fentanyl overdose, but I wouldn’t deny that the opioid crisis is real. Similarly, even if Carlson doesn’t personally know anyone who was killed by radical Islam, that doesn’t mean it’s not a threat to our nation’s national security.

So we can certainly debate whether radical Islam is a threat to liberty in this country regardless of Carlson’s personal experience, but we should first engage with Carlson’s actual argument, not with a misquoted version. The distinction here is significant if we are going to have a meaningful discussion over Carlson’s actual argument.
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What crow, you moron? Neither Massie nor MTG has ever said they thought Trump or Republicans were implicated in the files.



Trump — and many MAGA posters on this very forum — would do well to remember that both MTG and Massie were staunch defenders of Trump when the MSM were conducting witch hunts against Trump and the MAGA faithful.

MTG indeed took tremendous heat in the MSM for suggesting that it is Epstein’s clients — and not Trump — that should be facing prosecution:

‘Can someone check for a brain?’ Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) was ridiculed Thursday after she said people on Jeffrey Epstein's client list should be prosecuted instead of Donald Trump…



In a similar manner, while many GOPe Republicans distanced themselves from Trump during the Russiagate controversy, Massie was shining a light on the skullduggery by the IC during the closing days of the Obama administration:



Likewise, while many GOPe pukes like Lindsey Graham turned on Trump during the FBI entrapment exercise known as January 6th — perceiving January 6th as a political liability and seeking to move on — both Massie and MTG sought to ascertain the extent of the FBI’s involvement in attempting to incite an insurrection:

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Compare the reaction of MTG and Massie to January 6th to that of the neocon p#ssy Lindsey Graham who said he was done with Trump after January 6th:

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I look forward to crow posters like Ivorybillmat etc along with Masshol/MTG will be eating



Eat crow for what? The more that comes out about the Epstein Files, the more it appears that Trump should have put both Massie and MTG back on the White House Christmas Card list for bringing this issue to the forefront.

I predict this will be another multi-page thread with over 25% of the responses coming from one poster.


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Trumps DOJ is run by idiots.


Or compromised. Possibly both.

Which posters on this board live in Virginia? We may be able to narrow down the origin of this letter?

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Was Snowden Brennan’s right hand man? I think I’ve read that somewhere.


FWIW, Obama was firmly aligned with the Brennan and Clapper camp in our nation’s wholly corrupted IC community.

Snowden’s leaks on Obama’s expansive government surveillance practices (PRISIM) on American citizens were incredibly damaging to Obama’s presidency.
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Dear pedos of the world,
Grab pussy, Russia, Russia, mean tweets, two scoops, Trump Trump Trump the super pedo!

Trumpishly yours,
Totally Jeffrey Epstein


I know you jest but that seems like an accurate summation of this “BREAKING BOMBSHELL!” letter.

:rolleyes:

If this “letter” actually was found in the files, there is no doubt we are being told “FU!” by the deeply embedded entities who had both access to these files and who ultimately benefited from Epstein’s operation.



So we have documented evidence that Brown University received a request to turn off their surveillance cameras?

It certainly isn’t a stretch of the imagination to assume a hive of wokeness like Brown facilitated such a request.

And Brown’s campus security then apparently failed to act on recurrent reports of a suspicious person on campus?

If these allegations can be corroborated, it definitely points to a larger conspiracy.

re: Ella Cook Was Buried Today.

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plenty of woke faculty at AU

people don't realize that most unis are colonizing missions for the church of woke


So true Kafka. Even colleges in the reddest of Red States have in some degree been infected by the progressive mind rot. Though I hold a B.A. from Auburn myself, I support abolishing all majors outside the hard sciences, business, accounting, engineering, building arts, etc...

While the Liberal Arts (English, history, fine arts, etc.....) can be continued to be taught as prerequisites for entry into these other majors, I support abolishing degrees in the Liberal Arts themselves. The humanities have simply become ideological pig troughs for neo-Marxist indoctrination, even at a “conservative” campus such as Auburn:


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It also doesn’t keep China from becoming the British empire of the next century while dominating us economically, politically and militarily.



There are no white hats in this sordid little drama but instead varying shades of gray. What we are currently witnessing are currency wars between competing yet equally corrupted fiat currency empires.

The UniParty® exists to promote the continuation of the Deep State above all other concerns. And the Deep State exists to promote the continuation of our nation’s print on demand monetary system above all other concerns.

1913 was an annus horribilis in American history. The Federal Reserve was established, a progressive income tax was initiated and the 17th Amendment led to the direct election of Senators instead of their appointment by state legislators, effectively killing the doctrine of States’ rights.

Woodrow Wilson also assumed office. All these various elements coalesced to create a massive shift of centralized power to Washington D.C.

It has been a downhill slide into tyranny ever since. Nothing fundamentally changes until this nation returns to sound monetary policies.

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What’s your proposal for defense moving forward?


Abolish the Fed.

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I don’t care



No shame in that.

I too enjoy playing a game of whack-a-mole from time to time.



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The more likely explanation is that Ella herself wanted to go there.


God Rest Her Soul.

By every account of those that knew her best, this world lost a bright and shining light.
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Saddam didn't have an active program. That doesn't mean they weren't there, or dangerous . Those that allege there was nothing there are lying.


That works both ways. Those who told us Saddam had an active weapons program were also lying.

As Roger’s linked article indicates, the WMDs found in Iraq were degraded old stores left over from the Iran-Iraq War, not newly manufactured stores as was promised by Colon Powell. Indeed, most everything we were told about the Iraq War was based on Deep State lies.

The CIA and U.S. State Department colluded with Saddam in covering up his use of chemical weapons against the Kurds in the infamous 1988 Halabja chemical attack. Which should surprise no one since Western intelligence agencies seeded Saddam with the capability to build WMDs in the 1980s during the Iran-Iraq War.


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The only problem I have with striking drug boats is that we aren’t doing enough of it.


They could have struck 100 more a day and it wouldn’t have done anything to quell the insatiable appetite we see for opioids in this country.
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Trump's aggression toward Venezuela a warning to Putin


I know you and I have discussed it. Whatever the motives here, only the most gullible MAGA faithful believe that combatting “narco-terrorism” is the primary agenda here.

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Over drugs that arent coming from Venezuela.

Its like WMDs all over again


It has been a week or more since I have seen a post about fentanyl overdoses.

I wonder if the Drug Warriors are still out there?

Maybe they have been busy searching for breaking news on mobile WMD labs in Iraq.

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