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America Is Now an Ally of Russia – rascott.com

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Thank God! Russia hasn't been our enemy for decades. The corrupt CIA made them a bogeyman because it's pretty hard to trample on people's rights when you've got nobody to blame as an enemy. They pushed NATO right up onto Putin's borders despite an agreement not to and started using Ukraine for human trafficking and illegal bioweapons labs.


It is about time that the US and Russia stand up to their common enemy and that is the globalists. Time to take down the one-world- government crowd. Bunch of narcissists who weren't even elected for anything but want to run the world.

BREAKING: Donald Trump's Social Security Administration just pulled off the BIGGEST Social Security number cleanup in HISTORY, fixing nearly 15% of all active SSNs, MILLIONS included faulty citizenship status

The citizenship fixes came from running records through DHS's SAVE database

- 8.5 MILLION more with WRONG citizenship status being corrected now
- 17 MILLION missing dates of death added
- 25 MILLION records with missing citizenship info updated.



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If only they had contented themselves with reporting the news instead of agreeing to be the propaganda lackies of the globalists. Oh, well. They will either stop lying and misrepresenting or they will continue to lose lawsuits.




JUST IN: BBC News is cutting more than 100 more JOBS as the taxpayer-funded network bleeds cash

This is the SAME BBC whose news chief resigned after they doctored President Trump's Jan. 6 speech

It's part of a 500M cost-cutting drive that could wipe out up to 2,000 BBC jobs, nearly one in ten staff.


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Do you think the “timing” of this “cleanup” of the Social Security numbers is just a coincidence, two weeks out from the midterms?

“The Social Security Number database is our country’s books and records. The database’s accuracy is essential to maintaining integrity of government services for citizens," Bisignano added. "Accurate SSN records prevent fraud across federal programs and support the proper administration of benefits."

The “October Surprise” is the coming mass reveal of two things.

FRAUD.

We’ve only gotten a “taste” of the amount of FRAUD and STOLEN taxpayers money.
A lot more arrests are coming.

And don’t forget this.

About 99% of newborn American citizens apply for a Social Security number soon after birth.

There’s a reason that California and many blue states are fighting in court to prevent handing over their voter registration rolls and using privacy concerns about Social Security numbers as the excuse.

“Super Intelligence” can make quick work of figuring out, who submitted their voter registration using a Social Security number and who didn’t.

“Super Intelligence” can make quick work of which Social Security numbers are valid and which ones aren’t.

“Super Intelligence” can also isolate the citizens from “potential” noncitizens very easily.

But here’s another thing.

I am certain that California has a lot of dead people still on their voting registration rolls.
“Super Intelligence” will quickly determine that number too, but it will ALSO quickly determine how many Californians have moved out of state over the last decade or more, but are still on California voting rolls.

I’m sure that’s likely millions of people.

It’s all about the voter registrations.

The democrats inflate the numbers and keep them inflated, in order to hide the true vote count and steal elections with fake ballots.

Trump is now squeezing them in every direction, right before the midterms for a reason.

This is “America first.”
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Posting as food for thought, nothing more. As usual, take this fwiw, dyodd and make of it what you will.

He has been an AIPAC asset since he met his first banker...

Take this fwiw, dyodd & make of it what you will.

How Trump’s FBI Purge Saved Lindsey Graham and James Clyburn From a Bribery Investigation​

This story is Part 2 in a series. Read Part 1 here.

Reporting Highlights​

• Pay for Play: A Hawaiian naval firm filled South Carolina politicians’ campaign coffers with cash and won federal contracts in the state.
• Big Players: Lindsey Graham and James Clyburn, two major forces in South Carolina, helped steer federal money to Navatek.
• Questionable Merit: The contracts’ effectiveness was dubious. “The whole thing is a grand lie,” said the former CEO.

These highlights were written by the reporters and editors who worked on this story.

On March 3, 2020, Sen. Lindsey Graham walked into a private dining room at Charlie Palmer Steak in Washington, D.C. Graham’s time was expensive. He was meeting with two executives and a lobbyist from a Hawaiian naval defense contractor called Navatek. And he had required them to commit to $40,000 in campaign contributions for a 45-minute meeting.

Navatek’s CEO, Martin Kao, was confident that was all the time he needed.

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The nuclear threat is roaring back, thanks in part to Trump​

It's hard to feel good about the prospects for humanity when someone tells you there's a 40 percent chance, more or less, that AI bots will kill us all before the Yankees can win another championship. Nonetheless, some experts in Washington find hope in the history of nuclear arms. It's easy to forget now that for a half century during the Cold War, Americans lived every day with odds of extinction that felt well above four in ten. But the worst did not come to pass, and policymakers are seizing on this as a model. Most recently, Ro Khanna, a Silicon Valley congressman and Democratic presidential hopeful, has called for an international AI treaty with inspections among countries, modeled explicitly after the nuclear arms deals that kept Americans and Soviets from killing each other.

Even the most hopeful proponents of a Cold-War framework for AI will admit that the comparison is imperfect. After all, humans had control over nuclear arsenals; the missiles were never going to launch themselves. And for most of the 20th century, there was very little danger that some non-state terrorist group was going to build its own nuke - whereas every teenager in the world has access to Claude Code. These trifling points aside, though, I worry about the Cold War analogy for an entirely different reason: it assumes that the threat from nuclear weapons is a bygone chapter in our history, successfully concluded. That strikes me as dangerously naive, because while everyone is suddenly fixated on what could happen when rogue agents hack into water supplies, the specter of nuclear confrontation has been quietly creeping back toward terrifying plausibility.
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I asked Donald Trump what drove him to run for president - his response floored me​

An author who asked Donald Trump about his motivations for seeking the US presidency has revealed his jaw-dropping response – and it had very little to do with politics. In 2016, Michael Wolff sat down with the then-future president at a property on the corner of Canon and Sunset in Beverly Hills, California.

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I just finished reading this book...

If you want a deep dive into the last 300 years of history, get this on AMZN. Comes with all the footnotes too.