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Just watched a video of a grown woman saying “Like so many of us I grew up watching The Price is Right with Drew Cary” and my bones turned to ash and blew away.
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Pat Buchanan, 1999:
“By moving NATO onto Russia’s front porch, we have scheduled a twenty-first century confrontation. … America will face a hellish dilemma: risk confrontation with a nuclear-armed Russia determined to recreate its old sphere of influence, or renege on solemn commitments and see NATO collapse.”
Therefore, he said, “Offering NATO memberships to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and, as some urge, Ukraine is rashness bordering on madness.” Referring to maps the Clinton team must have ignored, Buchanan warned, “This would put the Russian base at Kaliningrad behind NATO lines and bring into a U.S.-led alliance three nations with huge Russian minorities.” Foreseeing future conflict, he observed that “Latvia is almost half Russian; eastern Ukraine, almost entirely Russian. America could neither defend nor liberate these nations without the risk of nuclear war.”
Pat Buchanan, A Republic, Not an Empire: Reclaiming America’s Destiny (New York: Regnery, 1999), 17–18, 22.
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At least he knows who he works for.
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Rent free with this socialist. Thomas Massie is better than Trump on literally everything and it ain’t even close.
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfalOct 17North America!
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🇺🇸 Trump has decided Thomas Massie deserves another public roasting.
“Massie is the worst. What happened to him, by the way? What a loser.”
Trump managed to turn a political attack into a school cafeteria execution. 💀
Writer: Oliver
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For everyone jumping on the French riots, you might wanna remember that the same shit happened here at home in 2020.
When Derick Chauvin was wrongfully charged with homicide over some scumbag that died of fentanyl and myocarditis.
Stop saying “It can happen here!”
Already has
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Replying to @DataRepublican @CynicalPublius
All because Republicans couldn't do a damn thing for the last 2yrs
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Imagine being skeptical of natural medicine while taking medications that list death as a possible side effect.
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Breaking News: The U.S. budget deficit is nearing $2 trillion, its highest level since the pandemic. Higher interest rates are inflating borrowing costs as the Trump administration spends on the Iran war and tariff refunds. nyti.ms/4B8t65Y
RT @DA_Stockman: Please stay home all you supporters of peaceful non-intervention aboard and free market prosperity, constitutional liberty…
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Caitlin Johnstone@caitozOct 17
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Today in dystopia, the military-industrial complex is reassuring investors that the wars will indeed be endless.
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“All of those people are smart enough to know what they’re saying is complete bullshit, and that’s the problem. They should be ashamed. Those lies are having an impact.”
Erin Burnett is the host of CNN’s Erin Burnett OutFront, holding a B.A. in political economy from Williams College. She previously worked as a financial analyst at Goldman Sachs. She possesses zero medical, scientific, epidemiological, or public health qualifications - her background is finance and television news - yet she used her nightly platform to police vaccine discourse and amplify pressure on the unvaccinated.
In July 2021 she played clips of Republican lawmakers and commentators expressing personal decisions against vaccination or raising questions, then declared their statements “complete bullshit” and that “they should be ashamed,” while stating that more than 99 percent of COVID deaths were among the unvaccinated and that declining vaccination rates were driven by such messaging.
Burnett repeatedly highlighted corporate vaccine mandates (including “get the vaccine or you’re fired” examples from companies like Durst), framed surges as a “pandemic of the unvaccinated,” and covered Biden’s 2021 employer and federal worker requirements as necessary steps against refusal. Her segments treated skepticism or non-compliance as disinformation whose impact required public shaming.
A political-economy graduate and former investment banker with no clinical expertise spent the period treating personal medical choices as moral and public-health failures requiring institutional force, while the vaccines she treated as decisive did not stop infection or transmission as initially claimed. Breakthrough cases occurred, the “99 percent” framing was later adjusted, and the human cost of exclusion and pressure fell on ordinary workers rather than the anchor. She remains a highly paid CNN host.
The host whose show is called OutFront spent the pandemic putting the unvaccinated outside the bounds of respectable opinion.
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David Stockman@DA_StockmanOct 17
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And then there's this, too.
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In yet ANOTHER complete 180 with this administration, RFK Jr. now claims the measles "crisis" is occurring because so many people went unvaccinated during COVID.
You could not make this up.































