Sybertiger
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I don't get how Tulsi Gabbard has, by all appearances, flipped from from lib party. Certainly doesn't sounds like a Hawaii Democrat. Not toting the party line. Ostracized?
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Sybertiger
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Same exact thing happens if you take a wild wolf at a young age then provide it everything it needs thereby weeding out it's natural instincts and survival skills. Welcome to the gubermint's plantation where inhabitants of said plantation have no skills and are dependent on the hand that feeds it. Better do what they say....
Oceanslider
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She leaves me perplexed as well. If she wanted to, her words could crush the democrat party by exposing the truth.
8kun has been on- and off-again over the last several days. The majority of anons who aren't quite so tech-savvy cannot reach the site. 
The really, REALLY good news is, since Putin cut the power in Ukraine (they didn't pay their bills, surprise) the majority of shills and trolls are also not on the site. 
Reading a few articles there, all from the same source this morning, and they're clicking and making sense. Sharing the paragraph and link below, if you're interested.
In this Reconstitution series we will be demonstrating with historical facts, not conjecture nor theories, but with documented proof of Trump’s plan to return the EOP and our government back to the Constitution (Reconstitution). There is no need to guess whether or not some Presidential Emergency Action Document (PEAD) exists or if Trump enacted some other secret actions to remain the Commander in Chief (CIC). Biden is, in fact, fully the President of the United States and fully the Commander in Chief. However, the President-King’s throne that we have all grown so accustomed to, has been removed. Biden stole an office that doesn’t want him, doesn’t need him, and is very different than what he was expecting.
In a very real sense, the power of the people was dismantled like a Deep State bowling ball, striking and splitting the perfectly aligned constitutional pins, and sending them to every corner of the bowling lane. President Trump has already begun the process of removing power from the Executive branch and reconstituting the Executive Office of the President. The news headlines we are watching today, and ever since he left office, is the resetting of constitutional pins by a masterful pinsetter, Trump and his team. The best is yet to come, but not in the way many think.
17th Special Operations Group
https:/17sog.substack.com/p/reconstitution
The really, REALLY good news is, since Putin cut the power in Ukraine (they didn't pay their bills, surprise) the majority of shills and trolls are also not on the site. Reading a few articles there, all from the same source this morning, and they're clicking and making sense. Sharing the paragraph and link below, if you're interested.
In this Reconstitution series we will be demonstrating with historical facts, not conjecture nor theories, but with documented proof of Trump’s plan to return the EOP and our government back to the Constitution (Reconstitution). There is no need to guess whether or not some Presidential Emergency Action Document (PEAD) exists or if Trump enacted some other secret actions to remain the Commander in Chief (CIC). Biden is, in fact, fully the President of the United States and fully the Commander in Chief. However, the President-King’s throne that we have all grown so accustomed to, has been removed. Biden stole an office that doesn’t want him, doesn’t need him, and is very different than what he was expecting.
In a very real sense, the power of the people was dismantled like a Deep State bowling ball, striking and splitting the perfectly aligned constitutional pins, and sending them to every corner of the bowling lane. President Trump has already begun the process of removing power from the Executive branch and reconstituting the Executive Office of the President. The news headlines we are watching today, and ever since he left office, is the resetting of constitutional pins by a masterful pinsetter, Trump and his team. The best is yet to come, but not in the way many think.
17th Special Operations Group
https:/17sog.substack.com/p/reconstitution
Gargoile
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Remember just before the 2016 election where Kay Hagen of NC said we must postpone the election to save the election?
They will use this twist to say we are removing "your" civil liberties to save the democracy.
sebastiantombs
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Is it me or does everyone else see an entire society in a state of denial? The cause of their violence problem is obvious yet they choose to ignore that entirely. Looking at that I think we can conclude that free and open societies are doomed.
bigredfish
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TIMBER!
premarket after CPI announcement
A few minutes ago
premarket after CPI announcement
A few minutes ago
Sybertiger
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Wait, wut...I thought inflation was 0%?
I don't know about y'all but I'm seeing 20-25% increase on a lot of food items or shrinkflation at 20-25% to fool the dummies.
nypost.com
I don't know about y'all but I'm seeing 20-25% increase on a lot of food items or shrinkflation at 20-25% to fool the dummies.
Dow falls more than 1,200 points on worse-than-expected inflation report
It was the worst day for stocks since June 2020.
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Wait, wut...I thought inflation was 0%?
I don't know about y'all but I'm seeing 20-25% increase on a lot of food items or shrinkflation at 20-25% to fool the dummies.
Dow falls more than 1,200 points on worse-than-expected inflation report
It was the worst day for stocks since June 2020.
soon .. this will be a full bag ..
Parley
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The Biden Administration Is Engaged in a Massive Censorship Campaign
The bedrock of American democracy, the First Amendment, prohibits Congress from making laws “abridging the freedom of speech.” The Supreme Court has repeatedly applied this prohibition to executive actions, as well.
The Biden administration’s campaign to censor, demonetize, and suppress dissenting voices on social media is much broader than previously known, as demonstrated by an amended complaint filed last month in federal district court in the case of Missouri v. Biden. The complaint, by the Louisiana and Missouri attorneys general along with the New Civil Liberties Alliance on behalf of leading health-care professionals, provides strong evidence of the administration’s vigorous campaign to coerce and collude with social-media companies in suppressing and deplatforming criticism of the administration as well as views with which it disagrees on subjects such as Covid, elections, the Hunter Biden laptop, and climate change, among others.
The evidence shows that at least 80 senior officials have participated in a concerted federal enterprise involving at least eleven federal agencies, including the White House, Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Office of the Surgeon General, Census Bureau, and FBI. The manifestly unconstitutional public–private partnership between the administration and Big Tech disregards Chief Justice Warren Burger’s warning that it is “axiomatic that a state may not induce, encourage or promote private persons to accomplish what it is constitutionally forbidden to accomplish.”
Responses to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests and emails produced in discovery show that White House, DHS, and HHS officials flagged specific content and examples of content for censorship, including factually accurate dissenting views, under the guise of suppressing “domestic terrorism.”
Biden Administration Censoring Dissenting Voices | National Review
The bedrock of American democracy, the First Amendment, prohibits Congress from making laws “abridging the freedom of speech.” The Supreme Court has repeatedly applied this prohibition to executive actions, as well.
The Biden administration’s campaign to censor, demonetize, and suppress dissenting voices on social media is much broader than previously known, as demonstrated by an amended complaint filed last month in federal district court in the case of Missouri v. Biden. The complaint, by the Louisiana and Missouri attorneys general along with the New Civil Liberties Alliance on behalf of leading health-care professionals, provides strong evidence of the administration’s vigorous campaign to coerce and collude with social-media companies in suppressing and deplatforming criticism of the administration as well as views with which it disagrees on subjects such as Covid, elections, the Hunter Biden laptop, and climate change, among others.
The evidence shows that at least 80 senior officials have participated in a concerted federal enterprise involving at least eleven federal agencies, including the White House, Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Office of the Surgeon General, Census Bureau, and FBI. The manifestly unconstitutional public–private partnership between the administration and Big Tech disregards Chief Justice Warren Burger’s warning that it is “axiomatic that a state may not induce, encourage or promote private persons to accomplish what it is constitutionally forbidden to accomplish.”
Responses to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests and emails produced in discovery show that White House, DHS, and HHS officials flagged specific content and examples of content for censorship, including factually accurate dissenting views, under the guise of suppressing “domestic terrorism.”
Biden Administration Censoring Dissenting Voices | National Review
Parley
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Has Merrick Garland screwed up the Mar-a-Lago case?
Merrick Garland is supposed to be a pretty good lawyer. Harvard Law School, federal prosecutor, federal judge, Supreme Court nominee, attorney general presiding over the Department of Justice (DOJ) — all the cake, most of the icing, without the cherry.
But some of my former prosecutor friends tell me that he may have overlooked a key procedural point in his current joust with former President Trump over the Mar-a-Lago documents. On Sept. 8, Garland filed a notice of appeal to the 11th circuit Court of Appeals from the special master order of Florida District Judge Aileen Cannon.
Simultaneously, he moved the inexperienced Trump-appointed Judge Cannon to modify her order granting Trump’s motion to appoint a special master and gratuitously (Trump never asked for such relief) enjoining the government from “further review and use of any of the materials seized from [Trump’s] residence” (the FBI said it had already reviewed it all) “for criminal investigative purposes, pending resolution of the special master’s review process…”
Has Merrick Garland screwed up the Mar-a-Lago case? | The Hill
My comment: The Mara-a-Lago case is nothing more than a witch hunt and Garland is even screwing that up. Bwahahahahaha
Merrick Garland is supposed to be a pretty good lawyer. Harvard Law School, federal prosecutor, federal judge, Supreme Court nominee, attorney general presiding over the Department of Justice (DOJ) — all the cake, most of the icing, without the cherry.
But some of my former prosecutor friends tell me that he may have overlooked a key procedural point in his current joust with former President Trump over the Mar-a-Lago documents. On Sept. 8, Garland filed a notice of appeal to the 11th circuit Court of Appeals from the special master order of Florida District Judge Aileen Cannon.
Simultaneously, he moved the inexperienced Trump-appointed Judge Cannon to modify her order granting Trump’s motion to appoint a special master and gratuitously (Trump never asked for such relief) enjoining the government from “further review and use of any of the materials seized from [Trump’s] residence” (the FBI said it had already reviewed it all) “for criminal investigative purposes, pending resolution of the special master’s review process…”
Has Merrick Garland screwed up the Mar-a-Lago case? | The Hill
My comment: The Mara-a-Lago case is nothing more than a witch hunt and Garland is even screwing that up. Bwahahahahaha
Oceanslider
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A wise man once said... "Everything woke turns to shit"
Unfortunately, this type of jargon is becoming common place amongst the Liberal/Demoncratic party. When are Republicans and Conservative's going to start fighting fire with fire?
Parley
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That is the platform that the Democrats are running on. President Trump is bad and all his Maga followers need to done away with. They are the ones causing the problems in this country. We are seeing it day after day.
THIS shows exactly how afraid they are that he will run again....amazing.
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Sybertiger
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Trump is the one who fights fire with fire and that's why the libtards are so scared of him. This is why the libtards have created militarized brownshirt good squads such as BLM and Antifa.
Notice how it says....'Department of Defense'. That twat needs to be fired!!!!
bigredfish
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Wanna know how bad it really is?
Tucker Carlson describes one woman's visit from the FBI.
Lisa Gallagher recalls being woken up by federal law enforcement after voicing her support for former President Trump on Facebook in an interview on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.'
Tucker Carlson describes one woman's visit from the FBI.
Lisa Gallagher recalls being woken up by federal law enforcement after voicing her support for former President Trump on Facebook in an interview on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.'