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Friday's Huddle was fire - with Melanie, SeanAnon & CharLee Simons...

https://rumble.com/v72n4tk-friday-night-huddle-ep-34-melanie-seananon-and-charlee-simons.html

Perfect

TONIGHT
SUNDAY FUNDAY

The legendary @SunTzusWar joins me on The 40K View!

Parallel 8 Media
Sunday, Dec 7
6pm Pacific | 9pm Eastern

https://rumble.com/v72nqn8-sun-tzu-the-40k-view-episode-41.html

Show me a gravestone that goes harder than Antoine Michel Wemaer's does.

I'll wait. ☠️

When you're part of a group that is intentionally perpetrating massive, multi-year criminal conspiracies to game the system (and therefore taxpayers) to fund lavish lifestyles and support terrorism overseas, and get caught, you're not the people who deserve compassion in the equation.

That you and yours preyed on state and federal social welfare programs during the national pandemic emergency, taking advantage of the moment to enrich yourselves at the expense of everyone else, and right when the whole world went sideways, makes it even more egregious.

I d/n know who among you needs to hear this, but the inappropriate response to your crimes being revealed is to get pissed at (and attack) the people who just found out about it and dared have something to say. Better yet, start trashing them b/c you and yours hate being called out on your bullshit.

Y'all did this to yourselves.
Not us.

Oh, and BTW. The people you're disparaging are the same folks you're ripping off to begin with.

It's an insult to injury.

Keep in mind, not all Somalis were engaged in the mind-boggling schemes their tight-knit community employed to fleece the country. Still, none of those (adult) exceptions blew the damn whistle either—silent codefendants, as it were... because, of course, they knew about it.

BTW: Misprision of felony (18 U.S.C. § 4), which is punishable for up to 3 yrs (federal prison) and a fine.

At the very minimum, we're going to need a full accounting of where our $$$ went. Not some, all of it.

And then, all of the illicitly diverted funds that mysteriously found their way into private bank accounts should be clawed back.

No exceptions.
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Donald Trump, Jr.: “50 Percent of Supercars in Monaco All Had Ukrainian Plates” (Video)

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/12/donald-trump-jr-50-percent-supercars-monaco-all/

Did you know that some estimates claim that upwards of 40-50% of Somalis are married to first cousins in some areas?

In related news, the Avg Somali IQ is 68.

Pretty much, yup.

Gavin Newsom's team regrets making that meme.

These three degenerate goons are the anointed globalist cabal musketeers charged with derailing any peaceful solution to the war between Ukraine & Russia.

What's especially troubling about this is that they're fully aware that this regional war could easily escalate into WW3...and maybe, which I suspect is unfortunately true, that's the point.
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THE THREE STOOGES: Unpopular Globalist ‘Leaders’, France’s Macron, UK’s Starmer and Germany’s Merz Struggle To Oppose Trump on Ukraine Peace Process

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/12/three-stooges-unpopular-globalist-leaders-frances-macron-uks/

I'll just leave this here.

Reminder: The Attorney General, any Attorney General, serves at the pleasure of the President.

I mention that b/c anyone who thinks Pam Bondi isn't doing exactly what Trump wants her to do, when he wants her to, is kidding themselves.

They almost certainly talk daily.

Now, we may not understand the timing involved in everything going down, but equating that with concluding that she's simply dismissing his directions or not doing his bidding glosses over the fact that he could fire her or ask her to submit her resignation whenever he so chooses

I suspect the truth of her status with him is revealed by the confidence he has shown in her to date, even in the face of fierce condemnation from his supporters, angry that she hasn't done xyz yet (based on their timeline).

And by watching and listening to her, especially in person around him, I don't detect any clues (body language, how she speaks to him, etc.) that would lead me to believe otherwise—same for him with her.

All told, I defer to a simple, straightforward principle. I trust Trump.

That said, I firmly believe that if/when he doesn't want her, or anyone else in his orbit (e.g., Kash Patel) to serve under him, we'd know it, and so would they.

I mean, it's not like he hasn't had a long and storied history with the term, "You're fired!"

The wait for justice to be delivered en masse has been brutal. I don't think anyone interested in said outcome would disagree with that. And this is especially true for those who have been aware of the dire situation we're in for a longer period of time than more recent arrivals.

That said, and, of course, you're free to disagree with me, one of the points of differentiation amongst us I see typically revolves around how massive we perceive the problem at hand to be and, therefore, what needs to happen and when to fix it...not to mention the real perils we face that could, if mishandled, doom our shot at victory.

Being outside the loop, so to speak, regarding the depth & breadth of the larger operation to save our Republic is frustrating on an epic level b/c we're left speculating on what's going on, and there will never be consensus when speculation is the rule, not the exception.

This entirely of human frustration predictably leads to seemingly endless squabbles between (mostly) good people over the details, the people involved, and our individual expectations. While we can wish it were otherwise, the fact it that things are what they are.

I suspect that most of this chaos between similarly interested people heals itself naturally when we all see a significant step forward on the delivery of justice front. It will be akin to releasing a giant pressure valve and serve as a welcome transition to an entirely different (and better) public dynamic.

In the end, the way I see it is that the endless must come to some resolution, or what's the point? There is only so long this prolonged, chaotic timeline can last... and I believe those fighting on our behalf know that.

Pray for our Republic and her salvation.
My two cents.

This guy (Maikon) is something else.

This has to do with being here illegally or not. It’s really that simple.

But the left wants desperately to try to make this into a race issue, b/c of course they do.

They run the same tired plays out of the same thin playbook.

How come the real history of slavery isn't taught to us.

Nevermind. We know why.

Theater of the Absurd

Newsom is simply grandstanding to beg praise from his base because they don't know any better, and it sounds good to them. It assuages their hurty feels. 😄

But this PR gimmick also, and intentionally, delivers red meat to a mass of already zombified woketardians - and I think that's the point.

Dems fuel their base using rage to their benefit. Even if it's wholly manufactured, it pays off in turning people out at the ballot box, showing up to protests/riots, and, as it were, directing their anger at ICE officers during apprehensions.

Oh, and the nightmare scenario of allowing individual states to impose their own uniform requirements for federal law enforcement officers.

The matter of any state telling the federal government what their agents can & can't would set a nasty precedent that would predictably lead to a mish-mash of state-specific demands. It'd be a nightmare.

C'mon, man.

BTW: The Supremacy Clause cements federal authority. This makes the matter non-debatable.

I don't see the patterns of the past play out as they always have. And that's because I honestly believe we're all undergoing a rather significant sea change in the history of our Republic.

Not everyone agrees.
In fact, most don't.
They're"stuck", as it were.
My belief, anyway.

They believe that things will only continue as they always have. That the same (dark) globalist cabal/deep-state cretins will retain power just as they always have before, and continue wreaking havoc on all of us. Or worse yet, that we're headed into some catastrophe.

I just don't see that happening. You're welcome to disagree if you like, but that's the way I think things are unfolding, even if it gets bumpy at times.

That's why from where I sit, I'm absolutely optimistic about our future b/c I believe we've departed from that timeline, if you will. Not saying it will all be roses either, just that we're all experiencing the transition to a whole new trajectory. Turbulence would be expected, would it not?

That said, and considering current events writ large here and worldwide & from a much higher/wider field of view, I think it's apparent that there is something more significant about this moment in time going on—much more.