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  Whitewashing the Truth: How They Twist Multiple Murder to Fit Their Narrative They brainwash us, whitewash even the most gruesome murders, all to further their deranged narrative. In Biden-Harris Twilight Zone America, black is white, and white is bad. Trygve E. Wighdal A Soon-to-Be-Required Woke Statement of Inappropriateness For a neutral reader, the following article may come across as too extreme, lacking a balanced perspective, and relying heavily on emotionally charged language and conspiracy-laden rhetoric. The absence of nuanced argumentation and a reliance on politically charged buzzwords like "DIE Woke" could alienate readers not already aligned with the author’s views. They already know—and condone—that black is white, and white is bad. From Open Borders to Bloodshed The regime allowed million of ‘immigrants’ enter our country illegally. Being an immigrant myself, this drives me mad—I had to wait a total of 17 months for my political asylum process to be thorough

  Are We In The Middle Of A Planned Revolution? Yes. “Day 93 under the dome.  With necessities growing dangerously low, who knows what spark will set off this powder keg?” –  The Simpsons Movie I saw two men in matching outfits so I asked them if they were gay.  Turns out that doesn’t make the NYPD happy. A phenomenon that has sweep the world in the early 21 st  century has been the “Color Revolution”.  This is characterized by a “grassroots” movement whose aim was theoretically to create a liberal Western democracy on the European model.  An example would be most Western European countries, with the exception of the Islamic Caliphate of France. What methods were used in these “peaceful” revolutions? Leadership by Non-Governmental Organizations Civil Disobedience Civil Disorder/Disobedience/Protests Total Lack of Chill Use of the Internet to Organize Heavy “Student” Participation When I read that list, I see a single conclusion:  the CIA did it, sometimes with the help of George Soros.

  Malevolent Anal Distraction The media’s reporting on the "Queering Nuclear Weapons" essay written by a new national nuclear security official obscures something much darker John Carter Nuclear security is, I’m sure you do not need to be convinced, a deeply serious matter. Ever since we cracked the atom over Hiroshima our civilization has been walking a tightrope over an abyss. A single misstep could mean annihilation – hundreds of millions dead within minutes, billions within days. Doubtless there would be some survivors, but it’s doubtful that industrial civilization would survive. We’ve come within a hair’s breadth of this a few times, not only in the Cuban Missile Crisis, but on other occasions, when radar mulfunctions or computer glitches left launch officers in the USA and the former USSR unsure whether or not to press the big red buttons they were entrusted with. Fortunately for everyone, they didn’t. If they had, none of us would be here. Nuclear power plants can be