Hillary’s doctorate is on Saul Alinsky.
Her husband is a Rhodes Scholar.
Cecil Rhodes was one of the originators of the British Fabian Socialists, aka: Labor
The western BAR is fully captured by fabian socialists.
Fabians protect the financial hegemony of the CROWN aka: City of London.
BFF with George Soros, a known Fabian and graduate of their institution, The London School of Economics.
She is literally protected from prosecution by her association with the Fabian’s.
As are ALL other socialist / communist politicians.

American Fabian Socialists are emboldened by the fact that the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is himself a Covert Fabian Socialist literally knighted by the Queen of England.

Birthright Citizenship? His greatest coup against the constitution.
Compromised, corrupt, colluding

Judicial Coup
Culminating in the murder of Justice Scalia
Rush Limbaugh talked at great length about the DC scuttlebutt surrounding Scalia’s unusual death.

Wow..

NBC headline just reported that an infant was one of the two people that “reportedly died” from measles this week

Inside the article, oh, the infant that died tested positive for measles.

What was completely left out:

“Lancaster County’s coroner, Dr. Stephen Diamantoni, said Tuesday that “no measles deaths were handled by our office,” though the office was investigating the death of an infant who tested positive for measles and died because of a ruptured spleen.”

ReTWEET

Wow.

Must watch for EVERY SINGLE Parent out there- actually every human…

Look at the stats for the Vaccinated Vs Unvaccinated…

Poor Health conditions Soar in the vaccinated patients… the unvaccinated patients remain steady…

Information everyone should have before getting another vaccine.

@nomaskmandates

Data Republican says she has been working as a Special Government Employee for the Department of War

How do you feel about this?

I feel like these should maybe be disclosed before the fact, not after, because then every personal comment you’ve made about various subjects comes into question.

Greg Bovino claims Tom Homan is cooking the books on the border

Greg Bovino: the good, the bad, and the ugly

I watched Greg Bovino’s interview with Tucker last night at 2 a.m. I clipped it and planned to wait until I posted everything before commenting my thoughts. I’ll just go ahead and do that…

First, I’m not a flip-flopper. I praised Bovino when a lot of us did — and I kept praising him after he left, until recently. That still matters to how I hear him now.

If you watch the whole interview, his point is not that Trump is failing. His point is that Trump has been isolated in an “as needed” information silo, and that the people around him are doing the bare minimum. He’s angry at those people.

This is not a new revelation he’s had. I’ve heard him say most of these things wherever he could, including X Spaces, since he left. His main criticism is aimed at the gatekeepers around Trump, not Trump himself.

He seems like a decent man. There is no harm in hearing what he has to say. It is foolhardy not to listen to these things in my opinion..

But it is also important to remember, factor in, that he was let go after Minnesota. He was a thumper. Lots of reasons for that I suspect. But since he left, I believe July just set a record for deportations. Fine. That’s great. But ultimately that is still only on paper. Ones and zeros can be moved around. We learned that during Covid. Not to say Trump is doing that, but are those around him doing it? Are the numbers being skewed?

The real measure is what we see. Do we actually see fewer illegal aliens in the United States? When I go to Home Depot or Walmart, it does not look like we have made a dent.

Markwayne Mullin’s messaging has not pleased me either. He’s saying we took in a million immigrants this past year. If we’ve only deported a little over 2 million, what are we actually accomplishing?

I have to be honest with myself. After Minnesota, I feel underwhelmed by the level of enforcement. I always knew this would be hard. This is still not what I envisioned. It is early, and I still hope it picks up in a major way after the midterms.

That is okay to say.

Questioning the results does not mean you hate Trump or that you don’t trust him. It means trust in Trump does not automatically extend to every person around him.

Then there is the other problem: Bovino went on Tucker. By the current MAGA consensus, that alone makes you suspect. I don’t fully buy that. I think — hope is the more accurate word — he is just trying to talk about this wherever he can.

But Tucker, and the circle that now seems to coordinate attacks on Trump, is a bad look. NOW, I just saw Bovino went on Alex Jones as well. That is another bad look. A major red flag in fact. So that definitely does not help that he is now circling with that same network.

There is a group of people who are obvious right now, and their purpose appears to be to create confusion and anger inside MAGA. It’s ok to listen to Bovino. But I would also be very cautious.

Ultimately, all of this is about what we see and feel. Do we see a noticeable difference? Are we satisfied? Has anything real happened with Dearborn, Michigan? Springfield, Ohio? Minneapolis, Minnesota? Or many other areas in the United States that appear to have been taken over by illegal immigrants?

I cannot stress this enough. This is about national sovereignty, national identity, and survival. Besides our own corrupt Congress, the single greatest threat we face is the silent, growing threat of mass immigration. That has been a proven country-killer. If we don’t remove these immigrants, nothing else we do really matters in the long run.

Ultimately, what it boils down to is trust. President Trump has not steered us wrong so far in my opinion. That Grace however does not extend to those around him. But With everything going on right now, and how far we have already come with this man, President Trump needs our support now more than ever.

Stay the course. Keep fighting.

by Hedgie

Pflugerville, Texas just killed its Flock Safety contract unanimously after a resident filed a public records request and found 459 outside law enforcement agencies had run 1.6 million searches on the city's 28 cameras in six months. Local police ran 5,078. That's 315 outside searches for every one by Pflugerville PD. The city had told residents nationwide data sharing was turned off. The city manager ordered the lenses physically covered before the council even voted. Pflugerville joins 56 municipalities that have cut ties with Flock in 2026.

My Take
One resident with a public records form did what the city, the police department, and Flock either couldn't or didn't want to do. That's how thin the oversight was on a system searching 1.6 million plates. Nobody was auditing this. Nobody was checking whether the assurances they gave residents were true. It took a guy filing paperwork to find out.

56 cities have walked away from Flock this year and I think that number accelerates once other communities realize they can file the same request. Flock has $500 million in VC money and contracts in 4,000 cities, and civil liberties groups say under 1% of scanned plates ever connect to a crime. Pflugerville's police chief looked at his own data and wouldn't recommend keeping the contract. Every city still running these cameras is one records request away from finding out what their own ratio looks like, and most of them haven't asked yet.