Posted on 10/02/2025 10:10:19 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
The Democrats have never been more dangerous than they are right now. It isn’t just that they felt the need to re-cancel Charlie Kirk after his brutal assassination, or that they delighted in celebrating his death, then pretended they were the victims when some of them lost their jobs. It isn’t just that they ignore or justify violence when it comes from their own side, or what they’ve done to the minds and bodies of children over the past 15 years, or that they’ve gutted a once thriving culture and destroyed our public schools and universities.
It’s that they haven’t learned the lesson in 10 years. They didn’t learn it in 2016, when a populist uprising unseated the ruling class because it wasn’t meeting the people’s practical needs. They didn’t learn it in 2020, when the Biden administration wasted four years in power to show the public that the Democrats were the better side. Instead, then-President Joe Biden used that time to weaponize the Department of Justice and persecute his political enemies, including Donald Trump.
TRUMP’S AMBITIOUS GAZA PEACE PLAN IS FRAUGHT WITH COMPLEXITY
Biden needed Trump to deflect from his failures, from the botched exit from Afghanistan that would spark two wars that are still raging today, to the fanaticism that had overtaken his party, which led to a topless transgender influencer bouncing fake breasts on the lawn of the White House.
As long as Trump was waiting on the other side, Democrats could keep scaring voters to the polls, with the help of the legacy media functioning as propaganda. Sooner or later, as more people realized that it was all a mass delusion, Democrats would...
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Shouldn’t we have less SNAP participants if the left policies are so successful?
A more educated population? More self sufficient after 38 trillion
Elon weighs in:
The catalyst was an incident in Eugene, Oregon at an ICE facility. Federal officers were conducting enforcement operations and a group showed up not to peacefully protest but to attack. They threw objects at agents. They vandalized
federal property. They attempted to intimidate and terrorize law enforcement officers who are simply doing their
jobs. This wasn’t civil disobedience. This was coordinated assault. And this came right on the heels of something even more disturbing. The Dallas Ice shooting. A detainee was killed, two others wounded. The shooter left behind explicit notes saying he wanted to maximize casualties among federal
agents. He inscribed anti-ICE messages on his ammunition. He used tracking apps that some in the media had actually
promoted. Apps designed to help people locate and monitor IC agents movement. The apps were supposedly to help undocumented immigrants avoid enforcement, but in the wrong hands they became tools for targeting. You have to pause and think about that for a moment. technology that was praised as humanitarian was weaponized to hunt federal law enforcement. And when that became clear, when someone used those tools to carry out an attack that killed and wounded people, the calculus changed. Suddenly, it wasn’t about free
speech or activism anymore. It was about preventing the next attack. So, the administration acted swiftly. Federal agents moved in on multiple Antifa militants in Eugene. They arrested them in mass. And for the first time in American history, these individuals are being prosecuted not as rowdy
protesters, but as terrorists. That word matters. That designation carries weight because once you label a group a terrorist organization, once you start charging individuals under those statutes, the government’s toolkit expands dramatically. Let me explain how this works in simple
terms. Under normal circumstances, if someone commits assault or vandalism, they get charged with those specific
crimes. The penalties are limited. The investigation focuses on that individual act. But terrorism charges are different. Terrorism charges allow prosecutors to look at the bigger
picture, the network, the funding, the coordination. It’s not just about what one person did on one night. It’s about the entire structure that enabled and encouraged that action. And here’s where it gets even more powerful. There’s a legal framework called RICO, the Rakateeer, Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. It was originally designed to take down organized crime syndicates, the mafia, cartels. The idea is simple but devastating. If you can prove that an organization exists to commit crimes, you can prosecute not
just the people who pulled the trigger or threw the brick, but everyone who supported them, the people who funded
them, the people who housed them, the people who provided logistics.
The entire Biden Regime was nothing but a get Trump operation
from its beginning to its end. It was entirely
devoted to that one task. After that was Biden's efforts
to oppress all of the Trump's supporters in the USA.
It was an corrupt Administration of grifters, hate America
foreigners, lunatic lesbians and homosexuals and "hate-whitey" minorities.
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