Trump's Controlled Op Enemies (jones, tucker, candace etc.) Prove He Is Right About Iran https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUTP7h6sEz0
Part 2: 'Cruel Choices' Era OVER | Trump's Team Rewrote the Rules https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZJ5HxCsFEY If nothing else watch the last segment that rightly points out when since Putin took over has was had a western style boom and bust financial crisis and why has chyna been able to avoid same for 50 years... first case Russia is financial strings removed (the cabal wants war cause they hate that) and the cabal is profiting and destroying the west with CCP chyna so boom and bust cycles miraculously are avoided when they are running the table... ta da!
Excellent break down of current state of affairs... bumpy progress cannot be avoided but very positive progress the like we have not seen in our lifetimes
A worthy comment on the matters as well https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2026/06/17/president-trump-suspends-dni-nomination-and-fisa-support-pending-save-america-act/
Understanding hard assets, bitcoin, treasuries and how the cabal manipulates same... follow to the end why income tax could be eliminated... the cabal really hates that!
Exactly and it is a trojan horse to force adults to identify themselves online and thus remove anonymity while leading to censorship and so called "hate crime" persecutions.
You can with aquaponics and proper animal husbandry. See https://x.com/BeefMaps/status/2064405231216230783 for an example
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is taking steps to curb reliance on imported fertilizer and expand domestic fertilizer production.
On May 19, 2026, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins, U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin, U.S. House Agriculture Committee Chairman Glenn “GT” Thompson and other members of Congress and government officials addressed concerns about skyrocketing fertilizer costs at a press conference.
Each year, the U.S. imports about 20 million metric tons of fertilizer — which amounts to about $9 billion in annual foreign purchases, according to House Ag Committee research.
Rollins said the agency’s overall goal is to increase domestic fertilizer production by about 4.5 million tons per year.
She announced several initiatives to make progress toward that goal, including accelerated permitting for a major ammonia plant in Louisiana, renewed efforts to revive projects from a Biden administration grant program, and the search for a full-time input economist focused on agricultural input costs and market transparency.
The first project Rollins highlighted was accelerated permitting for the Blue Point Project in Louisiana, a proposed $3.7 billion ammonia plant. Rollins said permitting for the project is expected to be completed within 45 days and that once completed, the facility would become the world’s largest ammonia plant.
Second, USDA is revamping the Biden administration’s Fertilizer Production Expansion Program. Rollins said the agency plans to work directly to move several high-impact projects forward, including an $80 million Washington state project that is expected to produce hydrogen ammonia fertilizer and a $3.9 million Iowa project expanding domestic organic fertilizer production.
Third, Rollins announced plans for USDA to hire a full-time crop input economist dedicated to tracking input costs and improving market transparency for producers.
LA Mayoral Candidate, Nithya Ramen, Champion of the Down-and-Out Whaddaya know? Looks like the charismatic Nithya Raman has overtaken maverick candidate Spencer Pratt in the Los Angeles mayoral “jungle” primary because. . . jungle reasons. That is, the denizens of LA’s vast homeless encampments — once known as “hobo jungles” — apparently voted overwhelmingly by mail for the Harvard-credentialed champion of street-junkies in the Silver Lake, Echo Park, Los Feliz, Atwater, and Hollywood neighborhoods (SELAH) she represents on the LA City Council.
So, it will be a November runoff between the super-duper “progressive” incumbent Karen Bass, and merely super-progressive Ms. Ramen. Better reserve your U-Haul trailer ASAP, as the City of Angels completes its transformation to the City of Zombies. And no complaining, please. This is what you voted for.
By the way, what does “progressive” actually mean these days? Progress towards. . . what? The culminating disintegration of a civil polity? The concerted failure to govern a large, urban organism? Unconditional surrender to the forces of entropy? One might suspect a soupçon of racial animus in the mix, too, something of a middle-finger to this thing called white supremacy we hear so much about. It must be rooted out at all costs, including the cost of a place that a productive population once loved — the very people renting all those U-Hauls, dispersing out into the USA gloaming.
President Trump’s move neuters #1 without firing a shot:
“Subdue the enemy without fighting” (Sun Tzu): By redirecting the assets to compensate victims, the U.S. denies Iran the propaganda victory of “we got our money back” while still technically not “stealing” it outright. It also creates a deterrent—further attacks literally cost Iran its own reserves. “Attack the enemy’s strategy”: Iran’s entire endgame was to trade de-escalation (reopen Hormuz, limit nuclear) for cash + sanctions relief. This proposal flips the script: cash only flows after good behavior, and only to repair the damage Iran caused. It undercuts the economic incentive Tehran was counting on to rally hardliners or buy time. Know the enemy’s center of gravity: Iran’s regime is already economically hollowed out (rial collapse, oil exports near zero from the blockade, inflation 60%+, protests crushed but grievances intact). Removing the $24B windfall as an easy win accelerates internal pressure without requiring U.S. ground troops or arming rebels.
Trump systematically stripping Iran’s leverage in real time. It’s classic indirect warfare—using the enemy’s own demands against it, maintaining the economic siege, and forcing Tehran to choose between continued pain or a lopsided deal. Iran can still escalate (missiles, proxies, Hormuz), but every escalation now makes its frozen money evaporate faster. The regime’s economy is already in freefall; this just removes its best off-ramp for quick cash. Whether it forces capitulation or a better framework depends on how long Iran can endure the squeeze, but the leverage shift is clearly in Washington’s favor.
Back in November, amid mounting speculation that OpenAI's massive cash burn was massively unsustainable in light of the $1.4 trillion of funding commitments by the AI company, which in turn has sparked the biggest capex flood in modern history all on the hope that the company's promised payments will be made good, OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar sparked a market selloff when amid an admission that OpenAI was “looking for an ecosystem of banks [and] private equity” to support its ambitious plans, she explicitly said that the US government would have to “backstop the guarantee that allows the financing to happen."
In other words, as we explained at the time, when all the other sources of funds dried up - clearly a scenario the company is considering judging by her response - the company would have to come to the US taxpayer.
Friar further explained that "Federal loan guarantees would really drop the cost of the financing," enabling OpenAI and its investors to borrow more money at lower rates to meet the company's ambitious targets. Right... because there is nothing like a company with $14BN in revenue, $1 trillion in "valuation" and $1.4 trillion in commitments, than loading up to the gills with government-backstopped debt... if only Enron and Lehman had thought to do the same, both would still be around.
Anyway, after the market vividly demonstrated it was less than enthused by this proposal, sending shares in the AI sector sharply lower as it signaled OpenAI itself doubted it would have the financial wherewithal to meet its obligations, the company promptly shelved any discussion of a taxpayer bailout backstop Federal loan guarantee, and even prompted a rare tweet from Sam Altman to explain why Sarah didn't really mean the things she said...
It is a worthwhile video to watch for sure. Here is Conservative Treehouses take:
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2026/06/06/promethean-action-pac-discovers-maganomics/
Promethean Action PAC Discovers MAGAnomics June 6, 2026 | Sundance | 224 Comments In 2015, even before President Trump came down the golden escalator, CTH was outlining a ‘new era and dimension’ in American economics that could be possible if a presidential candidate focused on specific Main Street policy. {Go Deep}
Throughout the next four years we watched carefully how Donald Trump was organizing that Main Street revival {Go Deep} and what specifically was creating the economic growth {Go Deep}.
One of the points emphasized in 2016 about Trump’s unique MAGAnomic policy, was how both Trump and Bernie Sanders agreed on the problem. The difference between them was the solution.
Think of it like economic football. Both Trump and Sanders identify the rigged game. Bernie Sanders wanted to change the referees so that government controls the game. Donald Trump’s approach was different. Trump wanted to change the rules of the game, not step in and try to play referee to a rigged game where the rules were flawed.
One of the examples of economic “rule changing” is trade tariffs. You don’t need govt to regulate the corporations directly (ie. raise corporate income taxes). Instead, you can change trade policy to make the better corporate decision a return of production back to the USA (a fundamental rules change).
Both approaches involve a different govt policy, but Trump’s approach changes behavior. That’s MAGAnomics.
One of the reasons Trump’s approaches are much more effective, is that his rule changes extend beyond the American corporate game. Trump’s approach changes the behavior of foreign governments and foreign corporations, a win/win/win.
An example is the Japanese government investing in America to offset reciprocity tariffs; while Toyota, a corporation, invests in specific auto manufacturing expansion to avoid baseline tariffs.
You don’t get that kind of result through Bernie’s approach changing the American referee in an all-American game and raising corporate income taxes. And don’t forget, the corporation can just move offshore and avoid income taxes entirely. Apple used to have their company incorporated in Ireland. Trump’s rule changes brought them back.
The Promethean Action PAC is now highlighting the fundamentals of Trump’s MAGAnomics and how the policy is distinctly different from all U.S. economic policy before it.
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Groc's response to this claim:
"Yes, the prominent "deleted emails" controversy in North Dakota state government occurred during Doug Burgum's governorship (2016–2024), specifically in 2022 under his watch, though it centered on the Attorney General's office rather than a broad loss of "all government data."
valleynewslive.com
Key Facts on the Deleted EmailsWhat happened: After former Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem died in January 2022, his state email account was deleted at the direction of staff (executive assistant Liz Brocker, following a request from deputy Troy Seibel). Seibel's account was also deleted after he resigned in March 2022. This came amid scrutiny over a $1.5–1.8 million cost overrun on renovations/lease for the AG's office building.
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Timing and responsibility: Burgum appointed Drew Wrigley as AG in February 2022. Wrigley later stated he had no prior knowledge of the deletions. An internal investigation identified a "rogue employee" involved, but found no criminal wrongdoing. Outside consultants confirmed the emails were irretrievable.
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Response and fallout: This raised open records concerns. State Auditor Josh Gallion's review highlighted potential misuse of funds and conflicts of interest in the building project (e.g., partial ownership ties). Lawmakers expressed frustration over missing records hindering full accountability. A Montana DCI investigation was limited (no subpoenas), and finding a prosecutor proved difficult. No major charges resulted, but it lingered as a transparency issue into 2023–2024.
northdakotamonitor.com
North Dakota law (e.g., Century Code on records management) requires retaining emails and other records for officials, with policies for holding accounts upon departure/death. Deletions violated the spirit of open records, even if not deemed illegal.
ndlegis.gov
Broader Government Data Under BurgumNot "all" data: There wasn't a wholesale loss or purge of North Dakota state government data. The state has formal records retention schedules managed by the Information Technology Department (NDIT), covering emails, financials, etc. Burgum's administration emphasized data-driven governance, cybersecurity centralization (e.g., 2019 bill making NDIT handle statewide cyber), and even AI/data center pushes.
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Other issues: There were ransomware/phishing incidents affecting local governments and Microsoft 365 users, plus general cyber concerns common to many states. Burgum signed data breach notification laws. No evidence of systemic "damning" data destruction beyond the AG email case.
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Context: Burgum focused on tax cuts, red tape reduction, energy, and tech/economic growth. Critics pointed to pro-fossil fuel stances and lawsuits against federal Interior rules (ironically, as he later became U.S. Interior Secretary).
propublica.org
The email deletions were a real transparency failure tied to Burgum's administration via the AG he appointed, but they don't equate to losing "all government data." It was a specific scandal involving one office's records around a building project. For full details, check North Dakota Monitor, AP reports, or legislative audit records."
Joe Lang's assessment of current state - He agrees with Brian Cates the trap is set https://x.com/JoeLange/status/2063275937546805372
Doug Burgum's primary relation to Microsoft is through the 2001 acquisition of his company, Great Plains Software. en.wikipedia.org
This deal was a major exit for Burgum (a key part of his wealth) and helped Microsoft expand in the business applications space. Burgum later moved into venture capital, real estate, and politics (Governor of North Dakota, and as of recent years, U.S. Secretary of the Interior).
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In short, he was a successful software entrepreneur whose company was bought by Microsoft, after which he became a senior executive there for several years.
C3 @C_3C_3 · 13h Spencer Pratt got 0 out of 24,000 votes in a late night LA ballot drop.
0/24,000
A guy getting around 30% support got 0 out of 24,000.
Astronomically small probability of happening.
Impossible.
California no longer even hides it.
Doors need to be kicked in.
PSA: a large group of LA County residents are at the ready to form a class action and VERY PUBLICLY SUE the ever loving Hell out of ANY individual or corporation caught attempting to STEAL or TAMPER with the Los Angeles Mayoral or Governor election in ANY form.
We are watching, relentless, unforgiving, our pockets are DEEP and memories long. https://x.com/Stellaaa/status/2062317958609985554
President Trump Say He Will Officially Announce Acting AG Todd Blanche Nomination as U.S. Attorney General Tomorrow
During a White House dinner this evening, President Trump told the audience he was going to officially nominate Todd Blanche to fill the open position as U.S. Attorney General tomorrow. [Video from Dan Scavino] President Trump suggested he planned to nominate Blanche in an interview with the New York Post’s Miranda Devine on Tuesday, saying “I think he will” be the permanent attorney general. The president added that he didn’t have any other candidates in mind for the role. “We put him as acting, and he’s done a very good job,” Mr. Trump said.
Source: theconservativetreehouse.com
Todd Blanche can continue serving as Acting Attorney General (with no interruption) after Trump nominates him, because he qualifies for the FVRA exception as the Senate-confirmed first assistant.Here’s exactly what happens next, based on the Federal Vacancies Reform Act (FVRA) (5 U.S.C. §§ 3345–3346), which governs this situation: Trump formally submits the nomination to the Senate (expected imminently — Trump announced on June 3–4, 2026 that he would instruct the process to begin, with paperwork likely going over in the coming days). Blanche stays as Acting AG the entire time the nomination is pending. Normally, nominating someone who is already acting would force them to step down immediately (5 U.S.C. § 3345(b)(1)). Exception: That prohibition does not apply here. Blanche has been the Deputy Attorney General (the statutory “first assistant” to the AG under 28 U.S.C. § 508) since March 2025 — well over 90 days in the 365-day period before the vacancy arose on April 2, 2026. He is also Senate-confirmed in that role. Therefore, he is allowed to keep serving as Acting AG while his nomination is before the Senate. No one else has to step in. Senate confirmation process begins. The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold hearings, etc. If confirmed → Blanche is sworn in as the permanent Attorney General. If rejected or returned → Blanche can continue as Acting AG for up to 210 more days after that rejection/return (and Trump could then submit a new nomination and restart the clock). If the Senate simply doesn’t take up the nomination (i.e., never holds a vote, never confirms, never rejects/returns it): Blanche can stay as Acting Attorney General indefinitely (no fixed day limit). Under 5 U.S.C. § 3346(a)(2), once a nomination is submitted, the eligible acting officer (Blanche) may serve until the Senate confirms the nomination or the nomination is withdrawn/returned by the Senate.
X22 has provided excellent reporting for something over a decade!
Trump nominated Blanche, his time would have been up in Oct, now he can either stay on indefinitely or if they reject him the count start over and he gets another 210 days. [DS] is trapped.
President Trump can veto H.R. 2913 if it reaches his desk, but it hasn't yet.Current StatusThe House passed the bill on June 4, 2026, by a vote of 226-195 (bipartisan, with some Republicans joining Democrats).
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It has only passed the House so far. According to Congress.gov, its status is "Passed House," with the next steps being Senate passage before it can go to the President.
congress.gov
Veto ProcessUnder the U.S. Constitution (Article I, Section 7), once a bill passes both the House and Senate in identical form, it goes to the President. He then has these options within 10 days (Sundays excepted):Sign it into law. Veto it (return it with objections to the originating house). Do nothing (it becomes law automatically after 10 days, unless Congress adjourns).
Trump has indicated opposition to this type of measure (it includes aid to Ukraine, sanctions on Russia, and restrictions that limit his negotiating flexibility with Moscow), and news reports describe a likely veto if it advances.
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Override PossibilityCongress can override a veto with a two-thirds majority in both chambers (290 votes in the House, 67 in the Senate, assuming full attendance). The House vote (226-195) falls well short of that threshold, and Senate prospects appear uncertain given Republican leadership's alignment with the administration.
reuters.com
In short: The bill must clear the Senate first. If it does, Trump can (and very likely would) veto it. For now, it's not yet at that stage.
Canadians pay a premium for dairy products because they have been told that supply management protects Canadian farmers, strengthens domestic production, and safeguards our food sovereignty. Whether one supports the system or not, that has always been the bargain: consumers pay more in exchange for stability, predictability, and a secure domestic food supply.
That is why newly released government records related to Canada Royal Milk in Kingston, Ontario deserve far more attention than they have received.
The story began a few years ago, when construction started on what would become Canada’s largest infant formula manufacturing facility. Owned by Chinese dairy giant Feihe, the project was celebrated as a major investment in Canada’s dairy sector. After years of regulatory reviews and approvals, the company received authorization from Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency in March 2024. Production began shortly thereafter, and in July 2024 Canada Royal Milk officially launched its Niuriss infant formula brand.
The facility was never primarily designed to serve Canadian consumers. Early planning documents projected that approximately 85 per cent of production would be exported to China. Canada was expected to account for only a small fraction of sales. In other words, from the outset, Kingston was envisioned as an export platform.
That fact alone raises important questions. And all of this is occurring while Canada continues to face periodic baby formula shortages and Canadian parents are paying the price. Over the past five years alone, baby formula prices have increased by more than 70%.
Bayer (through its Monsanto subsidiaries) filed patent infringement lawsuits in January 2026 against Pfizer/BioNTech, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson in U.S. federal courts.
pharmaphorum.com
What the Lawsuits ClaimThe suits allege that the companies used Bayer-owned technology—originally developed by Monsanto in the 1980s for agricultural biotechnology—to improve mRNA stability and protein expression in their COVID-19 vaccines. Specifically:
reuters.com
US Patent No. 7,741,118 (filed based on 1980s/1990s work, granted in 2010, expires ~June 2027). It covers methods to identify and remove "problem" sequences (e.g., A/T-rich regions like ATTTA) in genetic code that cause mRNA instability or poor expression. This was used to optimize genes for pest-resistant crops (e.g., expressing Bt toxins more effectively in plants).
pharmaphorum.com
Bayer claims vaccine makers applied similar codon optimization and sequence modification techniques to stabilize the spike protein mRNA in Comirnaty (Pfizer/BioNTech) and Spikevax (Moderna), and a related DNA process for Jcovden (J&J's adenovirus vector vaccine).
patentdocs.org
Bayer is seeking damages and royalties on past vaccine sales (not injunctions to stop distribution). The vaccines generated tens of billions in revenue during the pandemic.
jdsupra.com
This is a standard patent infringement dispute in biotech/pharma, where broad foundational IP from one field (agriculture) is asserted against applications in another (human therapeutics). Similar cross-industry patent fights happen regularly.
european-biotechnology.com
Washington's economic war on Iran and its 'shadow' banking network continues, as on Friday Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the US has seized $1 billion in Iranian cryptocurrency assets as part of the economic component of President Trump's Operation Epic Fury.
The billion dollar figure represents the running total seized to date, building on prior milestones in the conflict, particularly a recent major April 2026 freeze of $344 million in USDT on the Tron blockchain. By close of April, $500 million total had been seized.
And so clearly with the addition since then of some half-billion dollars more in seized digital assets, the US Treasury program has only greatly accelerated in the last several weeks.
During his Friday speech before the Reagan National Economic Forum, Bessent stated:
"Just outright grabbed the wallets. Some of them may be typing in right now and might not realize their wallet had been grabbed."
Assets are held "on behalf of the Iranian people" - he described, while framing that the Iranian government had 'stolen' the money from the Iranian populace.
🌐 POLITICO politico.eu › article › pedro-sanchez-spain-police-raid-headquarters-of-pm-socialist-party Raid on party headquarters dials up pressure on Spain’s Sánchez 18 hours ago - Spain’s anticorruption police raided the headquarters of the ruling Socialist Party in Madrid on Wednesday, ramping up pressure on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who is already reeling from a stream of corruption scandals involving key allies. 🌐 DW dw.com › en › spain-police-raid-psoe-socialist-party-headquarters › a-77312442 Spain: Police raid HQ of PM's Socialist party in graft probe 1 day ago - Police officers entered the Madrid headquarters of Spain's ruling Socialist Party (PSOE) on Wednesday to search for information about a potential illegal payments scheme, the Civil Guard said. This comes as Prime Minsiter Pedro Sanchez's party is being buffeted by a series of graft allegations, includingallegations of impropriety by former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero.
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Why This History Was Buried For Decades / Alex Krainer & Mel k https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VB_DU9xswU&t=922s
In this explosive piece, we summerize the hidden connections between the Red House Meeting, Operation Paperclip, the CIA, World War II, and today’s Ukraine conflict. From Allen Dulles to the Bank for International Settlements, this video explores how global banking elites, Nazi networks, and intelligence agencies may have shaped modern geopolitics. Is World War 3 part of a long-term plan? Watch till the end for a great quote from President Lincoln.