@jesscam6946 Is a condescending phony who blocked me cuz I had a good argument t about boycotting sporting events where men competed against women telling me I didn’t understand the issue! I guess she’s still a leftist
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Canada resident breaks down in tears because he life may be over, “I'm about to be a victim of the Canadian healthcare system” She has cancer. She did everything she was asked to including Chemo, additional tests and seeing the multiple specialists required for surgery. Unfortunately because the way healthcare works in Canada, the process took so long that her tumor has now spread and she’s no longer a candidate for surgery “ These past five weeks of having to go through the system, waiting for appointments, waiting for diagnostic imaging, waiting for results and reports, my tumor has spread way too far — They let me sit there for two months with no treatment — this is the system that we live in” What’s crazy is I found this is not uncommon in Canada, and can actually even take much longer than this On the faster end for high priority major cancer it takes 6–12 weeks from the “we think we can operate” meeting to the OR, plus 4–8 weeks of extra tests beforehand 3- 6 months of sequential waits Slower provinces can take 6–12 months or more. Quebec’s public lists show thousands waiting for obstetric, gynecologic surgery. The lists show hundreds of people already past 6–12 months mark in waiting We do not want universal healthcare like this in America This is what liberals are fighting for
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What Bill Clinton just told a New York radio audience about bin Laden is not true. I know, because I reported this out in detail for my 2003 book, "Why America Slept: The Failure to Prevent 9/11." On WABC, Clinton said: "I had authorized the CIA to try to take him out. But they were afraid that if they missed, they'd kill a lot of innocent civilians. They didn't want to run the risk. I didn't second-guess them..." That is not what happened at the moment his administration had its best shot. On May 18, 1996, bin Laden left Khartoum for Jalalabad aboard a chartered C-130, traveling with his wives, children, and roughly 150 of his top aides and lieutenants. The flight had to stop to refuel in Qatar. The CIA's Counterterrorism Center drew up an operations plan to interdict that plane in international airspace and force it down. It went to the White House and was presented to President Clinton. And he decided not to act — because he and most of his senior advisors already considered it a win just to have pushed bin Laden out of Sudan. Here is what a former CIA analyst assigned to the Counterterrorism Center told me on the record for the book: "We were just incensed after we learned there would be no action on our recommendation. We had clear and convincing proof of what bin Laden had done, and it would have been easy to bring him in." And here's the part Clinton doesn't mention on the radio: after 9/11, he told a dinner guest in New York that passing on bin Laden in 1996 was "probably the biggest mistake of my presidency." So the CIA didn't block a strike out of fear of civilian casualties. The decision not to act on a workable interdiction plan was made at the top of the administration. Rewriting that now doesn't change the record.
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I testified in front of the Senate today on the widespread fraud crisis in America. Since I exposed the fraud in Minnesota, it unleashed a war on fraud across the country. The fraudsters got away with it for so long they had literal “Learing Centers” that received millions of dollars from your taxes. When I first started making journalistic-style videos, I made it my mission to “show the world the reality of things as they really are.” Nothing was ever meant to be right or left, it was simply to show people what was happening from the source. Fraud affects every American because we all pay taxes, and the money being stolen comes from ALL of us, not a Republican or a Democrat. Hopefully people and politicians can realize that.
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The floodgates are opening. Senator Chuck Grassley has released a letter to the DOJ and FBI along with internal FBI records related to the Clinton Foundation and the Uranium One deal. Here’s what it shows. The documents confirm that the FBI opened a formal preliminary investigation in January 2016 into the Clinton Foundation. The concern was whether foreign governments and business figures used donations, speaking fees, or financial relationships to gain influence over U.S. government decisions while Hillary Clinton was Secretary of State. Possible criminal violations based on the allegations and facts established to date, include the following: • 18 USC §201 (Bribery of Public Officials) • 18 USC §207 (Restrictions on former officers, employees, and elected officials of the Executive and Legislative branches) • 18 USC §208 (Acts Affecting a Personal Financial Interest) • 18 USC §1956 (Laundering of monetary instruments) The investigation focused on a pattern: money flowing to the Clinton Foundation or related individuals, followed by favorable policy decisions, access, or business outcomes. A bribery-related violation can occur even if no official action is ultimately taken, as long as a payment was made with the intent to influence a public official. Some of the examples included: • Donations from individuals tied to Uranium One during the time a Russian state company was seeking control of U.S. uranium assets • A mining-related donation followed by U.S. diplomatic pressure that benefited that company • Business deals in Colombia and elsewhere involving major donors who later received government approvals or concessions • Payments for speeches or roles followed by policy or regulatory decisions (including Boeing and a UAE airport project) The Uranium One deal was a central focus. This involved U.S. uranium assets being transferred to Russia’s state nuclear company, Rosatom, with approval from a U.S. government body that included the State Department. Investigators looked at whether donations tied to people involved in that deal were connected to the approval process. The records show the FBI gathered reports, intelligence summaries, and conducted interviews. They also identified additional witnesses and evidence they still needed to pursue. Key figures also ensnared in the investigation: • Cheryl Mills • Huma Abedin • Anthony Weiner • Frank Giustra • Doug Band At one point, investigators noted they had found no evidence “to date” of direct influence over the Uranium One approval, but that was a preliminary assessment, not a final conclusion. What stands out is that the investigation appears to have never been fully completed. Internal records from 2018–2020 show: • Key interviews still hadn’t been done • Additional evidence was still being reviewed • Several investigative requests were still pending Grassley’s position is that the investigation uncovered serious patterns consistent with a potential pay-to-play scheme, but was left unresolved without a clear final outcome. He is now demanding the DOJ and FBI turn over all records, including financial reports, interview transcripts, and unredacted documents, to determine what the government ultimately found. This was a real federal investigation into potential pay-for-play involving the Clinton Foundation, it developed substantial leads and evidence, and according to this letter, it was never clearly finished or publicly resolved. This may all change under FBI Director Kash Patel.
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🚨 ANOTHER TRUMP W! US Senate just CRUSHED a Democrat resolution 51-47 that tried to block President Trump from taking military action against Cuba. CUBA IS NEXT
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Adam Schiff Ran an Impeachment Scam and Buried the Proof for 7 years. Adam Schiff spent four years on your television. Defending the Constitution. Nobody is above the law. You deserve the truth. Today 350 pages of declassified transcripts proved he was lying. He's the one who locked the proof in a vault. There were 18 impeachment witness transcripts. Schiff released 17. The only ONE he classified as secret and buried in the Capitol basement? The one that proved he orchestrated the whole thing. Ratcliffe, then a congressman in the room, now CIA Director: "The transcript is classified 'Secret' so Schiff can prevent you from seeing Atkinson's answers to my questions." He told you he was fighting cover-ups, while he hid his own evidence. The whistleblower's name is Eric Ciaramella. CIA analyst. Registered Democrat. Worked directly with Joe Biden on Ukraine policy. Traveled with him to Kyiv on Air Force Two. Sat in on Obama White House discussions about Burisma and Hunter Biden. Biden's guy. On Biden's team. And when Trump asked Ukraine's president about Biden's dealings, this man filed a whistleblower complaint to shut it down. He wrote on his own complaint form: "I do not have direct knowledge of private comments or communications by the President." His words. His entire complaint was secondhand. Before filing, Ciaramella met with Schiff's staff. Did not disclose it on the whistleblower form. Ratcliffe pressed Atkinson under oath: "The whistleblower did not disclose to you that he or she had contact with HPSCI?" Atkinson: "The answer to that is yes. The answer to that is yes." When he got caught, Ciaramella called Atkinson's office to apologize for misleading investigators. Schiff didn't protect a whistleblower. He built one. Coached him through his staff. Then went on your television and pretended he'd never heard of him. He said you deserve transparency. He classified the evidence. He said nobody is above the law. He lied to your face on national television. MSNBC, September 2019. Asked if his committee had spoken to the whistleblower. "We have not spoken directly with the whistleblower." He looked into a camera, into your living room, and lied. PolitiFact: false. CNN: false. FactCheck,org: false. His defense in the transcripts: "Please do not suggest by that that I, or anyone else, had an intention to deceive." Coordinated with the source. Lied on camera. Got caught. Defense: don't suggest I intended to deceive. But ya this guy definitely cares about the rule of law. Atkinson fast-tracked it as "urgent" and "credible." Referred Trump to the FBI before the inquiry officially started. The investigation came before the inquiry. The conclusion came before the evidence. Just like the Steele Dossier. Every person who engineered this got promoted. Every person targeted got investigated. The accountability only went one direction. Until today. Active grand jury investigation confirmed. Democrats are calling it a "nothingburger." Senator Warner says it's "just another sad attempt to get in Trump's good graces." The whistleblower apologized to investigators for misleading them. But it's a nothingburger. Rep. Himes says "no amount of dust kicking can obscure" what Trump did on the call. The man who filed the complaint wrote on his own form that he had no direct knowledge of the call. They impeached a president on it. But ya it's dust kicking. They say the process was credible. Four interviews in 14 days. Never read the call transcript. Overruled the DOJ. The only corroborating witness admitted the "quid pro quo" was "in hindsight" after "reading between the lines." Then they changed the whistleblower form to remove the firsthand knowledge requirement. But the process was credible. They say the substance speaks for itself. Then why did Schiff classify one transcript out of 18? The one that proved he coordinated with the source? They say it's old news. You don't lock old news in a vault. You lock evidence in a vault. The only nothingburger was the impeachment itself. No policy agenda. No healthcare plan. No infrastructure. Just impeachment. Twice. Because they couldn't beat him at the ballot box and they couldn't buy him in the backroom. Jonathan Turley, who testified in both the Clinton and Trump impeachments and called for prosecution of Bush officials for war crimes: "Someone's lying, and someone's a felon." But sure. Nothingburger. Two weeks ago I wrote that TDS was never a syndrome. It was a permission structure. Today we know it wasn't hysteria. It was an operation. Run by a man who sat in the United States Senate for seven years while the proof of what he did gathered dust in a vault below his feet. They manufactured a whistleblower, effectively planted evidence and then cry when their faux democracy principles are challenged. Truly deranged.
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California’s $20 fast‑food wage tied to unintended effects, study finds - USA TODAY -They had to write a “paper” from a University to draw these common sense conclusions!😵‍💫 apple.news/AlaD6tLtsSXGomvRP…
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John Taylor Gatto was named New York State Teacher of the Year. Upon receiving the award, he quit and spent the rest of his life writing devastating critiques of the educational system he had mastered. Gatto argued that regardless of the official curriculum, schools actually teach seven hidden lessons. The first is confusion. Students learn disconnected facts across dozens of subjects with no integration or meaning. The second is class position. Students learn their place in the social hierarchy. The third is indifference. Students learn that nothing is worth finishing because the bell always rings. The fourth is emotional dependency. Students learn to surrender their will to a chain of command. The fifth is intellectual dependency. Students learn to wait for experts to tell them what to think. The sixth is provisional self-esteem. Students learn that their worth depends on expert evaluation. The seventh is that they are always being watched and have no privacy. These lessons, Gatto argued, are the actual function of schooling. The explicit curriculum of reading, writing, and arithmetic is almost incidental. The real purpose is to produce passive, dependent, compliant citizens who wait for authorities to tell them what to do and think. Trad schooling amounts to thirteen years of training in being passive and dependent. I have seen this play out with hundreds of students. When I created Montessori middle schools in the San Francisco Bay Area, about half the students came up through Montessori elementary and about half came from public schools. When we opened, the Montessori kids immediately began doing their work, taking initiative, choosing what to tackle first. The public school students were lost. They would stare at their desks until we walked over and helped them plan their morning. It took at least a semester, sometimes a full year, before they could function in an environment that asked them to direct their own learning. These were not less intelligent children. They had simply been trained differently. For years, someone else had made all the decisions about what they would do, when they would do it, and how they would do it. When that structure was removed, they did not know how to operate. Agency is natural to children unless we train it out of them. When I coach parents on evaluating their children's education, I tell them to ignore grades entirely. The question is whether their children are taking initiative, being responsible, and becoming empowered moral beings. If a child is getting straight A's but has no initiative and no sense of personal responsibility, that child is being damaged by their education regardless of how it looks on paper.
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Truth is truth! It’s the reality about America that Democrats choose to ignore.😎
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