He’s actually right even if this is jarring for some to hear. The whole world should be thanking white people for our inventions not just in science, medicine, and technology, but also in economics, politics, philosophy, psychology, arts & letters, agriculture, engineering, law, you name it. We’ve taken decades of abuse (and reasonable criticism) with great patience (another white virtue). The shame now lies with other races who only criticize whites while benefitting enormously from our contributions in virtually every field of human endeavor there is. ABN
The United States needs Greenland, whatever the cost.
US Vice President J.D. Vance reiterated this in an interview on Thursday evening local time on the Newsmax magazine program ‘Rob Schmitt Tonight’.
J.D. Vance emphasized the importance of the United States gaining control of Greenland with the phrase “come hell or high water”, which speaks of the importance of being able to control the Arctic region for the sake of American security.
The Vice President began by defending Donald Trump’s original statement about using military force, if necessary, to turn Greenland into an American resort.
Of course, the media is attacking what the president said, but there is a lot of common sense in it. This matters for our security, it matters for our missile defense, and we will protect the interests of the United States, no matter what.
A “neocon” bloodbath occurred at the National Security Council on Thursday, and we may have conservative journalist Laura Loomer to thank for this.
As CNN reported, President Trump fired at least three National Security Council staffers at the agency. The terminations occurred one day after Loomer visited the Oval Office and met with the president.
During Loomer’s meeting with Trump, CNN reported she asked Trump to fire several National Security Council staff members, including his principal deputy national security adviser, Alex Wong. Axios notes she was livid that multiple “neocons” had made it through the vetting process and obtained jobs in the administration.
CNN reported that one firing came as a direct result of Trump’s meeting with Loomer. It’s unknown whether the others were related or already in the works.
Per CNN, here are the names of the three known terminated officials and their titles:
Brian Walsh, a director for intelligence and a former lead staffer for now-Secretary of State Marco Rubio on the Senate Intelligence Committee.
Thomas Boodry, a senior director for legislative affairs who formerly served as NSA Director Mike Waltz’s legislative director in Congress.
David Feith, a senior director overseeing technology and national security. He previously served in the State Department during Trump’s first administration.
CNN reports that it’s unclear whether Wong was also let go. Axios says up to 10 members of the NSC staff may have been fired.
After you finish this blog, you’ll be asking the million-dollar question: Why is Chief Justice John Roberts hanging out with the Deep State’s #1 color revolution architect?
Turns out the left’s favorite “Republican” has some very interesting buddies.
According to Norm Eisen—the man who practically wrote the Deep State’s playbook on color revolutions, all things anti-Trump, and lawfare in the US—he and Chief Justice John Roberts are not only good pals, but they even spent a week together in the Czech Republic. According to Norm, the two BFFs were there working on “American rule of law” issues.
Hmm…
Norm was so proud of this that he actually bragged about the trip and made it very clear that Roberts isn’t corrupt—he’s just a “close friend” who happened to fly overseas and stay at Eisen’s posh 150-room palace to collaborate on transatlantic political projects.
Really…
And no, that’s not just weird; it’s a massive conflict of interest and could also explain a lot.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. government has banned American government personnel in China, as well as family members and contractors with security clearances, from any romantic or sexual relationships with Chinese citizens, The Associated Press has learned.
Four people with direct knowledge of the matter told the AP about the policy, which was put into effect by departing U.S. Ambassador Nicholas Burns in January shortly before he left China. The people would speak only on condition of anonymity to discuss details of a confidential new directive.
Though some U.S. agencies already had strict rules on such relationships, a blanket “non-fraternization” policy, as it is known, has been unheard of publicly since the Cold War. It’s not uncommon for American diplomats in other countries to date locals and even marry them.
Realism: Even if they don’t spy, they might and even if they don’t want to spy, they can be forced. Same goes for compromise, bribe, blackmail, poison, murder. ABN
It has started. Young men are taking control, rising up where the police and politicians have fallen. Let me tell you about Articolo 52.
Articolo 52 is an urban patrol unit that has recently formed in Milan. The name is a reference to Article 52 of the Italian constitution, which declares that Italians have a sacred duty to defend their homeland. The young men of Articolo 52 have accepted their duty.
They are a movement against the crime and degradation plaguing their city. Their enemies are the “maranza”: criminal gangs of other youths, often from North Africa. In Italy, 39% of the inmates in Italian prisons come from North Africa, the same Maghrebi countries from which the majority of recent migration into Italy originates.
At the level of juvenile crime, it’s even more alarming. As of January 2024, 51% of juvenile detainees are foreign. Of that 51%, 77% are from North Africa. Articolo 52 is taking them head on.
The sooner groups like this form, the better. When politicians run the government like they own it and ignore obvious threats to their constituents and nations, normal people eventually will act. History tells this tale a thousand times over. The young men will do the fighting but their women will back them. There is no other credible outcome. ABN
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