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This is probably the clearest, and and most sane discussion of the return of Donald Trump as any I've seen in the past few days.

Congratulations.

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I agree. It opened my eyes beyond more than just a thought- he made it a reality with a real life picture of the evil bad guys. Why are they all not in prison is beyond me. The founders of this great nation would have already hung them.

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Beautifully and clearly written exposé!

"The laptop was very real. The FBI had known this since 2019. So did each and every one of the 51 who signed the letter. They used their apparent authority and the full power of the federal government to sway an election..."

I'll go even further. I'll say the laptop is precisely *why* Joe Biden was selected by the Deep State to figure-head our country for the last 4 years. Once they had all that evidence in their possession (in 2019), making Joe the president was a no-brainer. They needed a puppet leader, who wouldn't disagree with their dictates in any way, and Joe fell right into their laps. They then cleared the way, pushing all other candidates out of the race, presumably with various offers or threats, so they could crown Joe king and run the show unopposed by anyone, hopefully forever.

Donald Trump is probably the only person alive right now who could stop them. Everyone pray for his continued health and longevity!

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Completely agree.

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Brilliant analysis Maria.

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>>"Sixteen years ago, Barack Obama promised two things: (1) hope and change, toward (2) a “fundamental transformation” of America. He succeeded. He just didn’t finish the job. That was left to Hillary Clinton ..."

I believe that the plot started well before that (with Obama plugged-in in 2008 as he was seen as the more "it" candidate than Hillary in that cycle). Note the 2007 book by David Horowitz "The Shadow Party: How George Soros, Hillary Clinton, and Sixties Radicals Seized Control of the Democratic Party" https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-shadow-party-david-horowitz/1100327926 ). Arguably, that takeover was executing Saul Alinsky's early-1970's advice to put on a tie, burrow into the system, and execute an Antonio Gramsci-like "long march through the institutions."

As for the permanent bureaucracy, Woodrow Wilson (the first "Progressive" President) laid the foundation upon which FDR built his "alphabet agencies" (in turn added to en masse in the 1960's). From the Wilson era, the book "Philip Dru: Administrator" illuminates the Progressives' designs along those lines (the Intro here provides a good description: https://robertwelchuniversity.org/PhilipDru-final.pdf ).

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I have always thought Obama was dangerously wrong for the country.

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https://x.com/JohnSMcAfee/status/1861163927263977592?s=19

Learn how COVID was used to demoralize, purge and infiltrate, the military

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Contact TV channels, offer to cover this topic. The whole country should talk about it!

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Thanks and blessings for your good work! 🙏

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Without any doubt this is a great first move to ‘drain the swamp’. I am not 100% convinced about the new administration and its relationship with the NWO, Agenda 2030 and the rise of the digital surveillance state. Only time will tell but if there is more coming from where this came then it cannot be bad for real freedom and the rule of law which has been all but lost everywhere over the last few years of total madness.

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Excellent

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The Pendleton Act was a disaster for the Republic and utterly anathema to its Founding.

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If we are indeed the news now, Rod, you qualify for the first Pulitzer. This work is the new benchmark. The significance of this maneuver is the first real nail in the coffin of the deep state. Without its removal, we are indeed ruled by a sanctioned secret society.

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The deep state's deep state is Zionist Israel. Everyone knows most of the House and Senate is bought or cowed. I can't take your article seriously.

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Great insights, clearly articulated. To ensure this totalitarian Marxian impulse does not arise again, we must March back through the institutions uprooting the worldview presumptions that have resulted in our current state. Furthermore, we must cultivate a biblical worldview that gave rise to this nation in the first instance. America was ideologically hijacked beginning in the realm of higher education and it worked its way through culture, reshaping America into its own Marxian, Marcusian, Maoist, image - Whose face is that of the Devil.

Trump can do a lot to help stop the cultural carnage. But families must enlist in the generational slog through the institutions, sweeping them clean and planting distinctly biblical seeds.

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And now the President has rescinded LBJ’s EO re affirmative action. Things are a changing.

Thank you for this post. I can see why you had 15M hits.

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One thing that seems obvious is that manipulative strategies have been used for a long time to convince scared people to get in line and join the more "riteous" group or more "intelligent" group or more "humane" group or whatever group is considered more appealing for whatever reason. We are tribal creatures and when we're emotionally or spiritually immature, fear dictates our behaviors. I agree with much that is said here. I used to be a follower of leftist ideas and believed MSNBC and thought Trump was dangerous. I decided that hating him was bad for my health and vowed to stop. Then Covid happened and the "wall" came tumbling down. The vaneer dropped. But now, I am wide eyed and don't believe any BS any more. I stay clear of cultic thinking. I'm a very spiritual person and see Truth within just about every religion but the practitioners most often fall short of truly understanding the fullest potential of their spiritual reality. As a result they think their religion is better than the other. Again, it creates conflict through tribal and cultic thinking. I laughed out loud at the bit claiming Christianity uses peaceful persuasion. First of all, we know that isn't true throughout history, just ask the Native Americans. Secondly, if someone needs persuasion then maybe what you're offering isn't ringing true for that person. Maybe they have another calling. Many Christians find that completely unacceptable, which is where a Buddhist or Hindu or an Indegenous believer in Shamanism or an atheist in the USA may not want a completely conservative supreme court, for example. Are our only choices conservative Christian or communist justices? Geez, maybe we humans need to effing grow up and see beyond those limitations.

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A good article. I noticed the fascist means to bring communist ends years ago. Not only did China employ this strategy when Deng Xioping succeeded Mao, the US under post Reagan leadership has done the same.

The Democrats are far better at using federal district courts to nullify executive actions done by Republican presidents as we saw with lawsuits filed in favorable left leaning circuits during Trump’s first term. While conservatives have had some success with the Supreme Court, they have been often frustrated by these fellow traveling judges in the circuits.

I think the author gets something wrong in his failure to look past the fact that Democrats sided with Hamas. All Christians need to reevaluate their pro Zionist beliefs: Israel committing genocide is unacceptable, and whomever the people of Israel as a race, or state, calls Amalek—whether it be Palestinians or western nationalists—must be destroyed, and is most unacceptable for any Christian to overlook.

What problem may be bigger than the permanent deep state bureaucracy? Clearly it is the problems of dual state citizenship and foreign influence in our politics. Looking at the world from a higher altitude, you must go back to the New Testament where Christ The Logos—Logos meaning both the Word Incarnate and the rational order of the universe, against those who killed and thereby deny this rational order and who would forever be revolutionary—as the “enemy of all mankind”, said St.Paul in 1Thessalonians 2, and the Messiah Himself said in John’s Gospel, about that same enemy who since the crucifixion have remained revolutionaries in every state where they were invited to dwell.

Democracy is a word, like fascism, that people do not understand. When a small population can have so much influence over the far greater populations in the most influential country of the world, there is your exploitation of democracy serving the interests of a very small minority over the general will of the majority. The majority is unaware of this and are being ruled not by rational people but rather by a minority who believe it is their right and privilege to rule all, and whoever opposes them is Amalek.

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