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12/03/2025

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01/11/2023

Did you know that the U.S. government's spending is skyrocketing faster than a NASA rocket launch? Now, there's talk of a government shutdown, not dissimilar to how we were all locked down during the height of the pandemic.

Imagine this - it's like your neighbor, who just bought a new Ferrari, but can't keep up with the payments. So, he decides to shut down his house and live in his car until he figures things out. Makes sense, right? Not really.

That's where we're at right now. Our government is that neighbor and the debt is that shiny new Ferrari. They're thinking of shutting down until they get a handle on their spending.

But here's the kicker - we've always had more than enough tax revenue to service our debt. It's like having a full fridge, but still ordering takeout every night, then wondering why you're broke.

Our government seems to have forgotten how to stick to a budget. It's like they're on a shopping spree with a credit card they forgot isn't theirs.

Let me drop a bombshell on you: we're funding retirements in Ukraine while our own pension plans are as fragile as glass houses in an earthquake. It's like tipping the waiter generously while your own kids are hungry.

Now, I don't want to be all doom and gloom. Remember the Battle of the Bulge? American soldiers fought tooth and nail, even when totally surrounded. They didn't have the luxury of falling back.

We're in the same boat now. We're surrounded by a sea of debt, but falling back isn’t an option.

But you know what? We'll pull through, just like we always have. We're like a phoenix, rising from the ashes, stronger than before.

So, dig in, my friend. We're in for a ride.

But remember, we're Americans. We're supposed to be surrounded.

18/10/2023

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04/10/2023

Did you hear about the mystery novel that came to life? It's the real-life tale of Samuel Lazar, the man involved in the January 6th events. You might remember him as the Pennsylvania guy whose sentencing was kept under wraps. It was like a magician's trick, but instead of a rabbit, we had a court case disappearing into thin air.

Now, imagine a puzzle. You've got all the pieces but no idea how they fit together. That's how Lazar's case felt for months. It was like trying to read a book with half the pages missing.

But guess what? The DOJ just gave us the missing pieces.

Turns out, Lazar was not just a participant, but a secret ally to the Feds. Think of him as a double agent in a spy movie, working the inside for the good guys. The secrecy around his sentencing? That was to preserve the integrity of ongoing investigations.

Lazar's cooperation was like a treasure map for the Feds. He pointed out the X marks where potential criminals were hiding. And to protect these leads, his case was sealed like an ancient scroll.

To give you a sense of the scale, over 1,100 people have been charged in relation to the January 6th events. But Lazar's case? That's one in a thousand with this level of secrecy.

After playing his part, Lazar was released from federal custody on September 13. His cooperation was acknowledged during a private March 2023 hearing. It's like he was the secret ingredient in a recipe, only disclosed after the dish was served.

This case is a reminder that the legal world can sometimes feel like a labyrinth. But every now and then, we get a peek inside and see how the machinery works.

Stay curious

16/08/2023

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03/08/2023

>>Lotteries are for suckers. Influence peddling, however, was a sure thing for the Bidens.

The Bidens don't gamble. That was the message from Hunter Biden in new emails released this week. As Hunter explained in an email to Devon Archer (who

31/07/2023

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26/07/2023

[From the PatriotPost.us] 𝗛𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗨𝗽 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝗴𝘂𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗲
The Biden administration is cracking down on affordable water heaters in the name of climate change and “Bidenomics”.

The Biden administration is cracking down on affordable water heaters in the name of climate change and "Bidenomics".

08/07/2023

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01/07/2023

Trump: Now 'Gloves Are Off' Against Biden, His 'Thugs'

20/05/2023

The U.S. National Debt: A Threat or an Economic Booster?

The article "The Myth of the Debt Apocalypse" by A.F. Cronin on American Thinker presents an argument that the United States government's debt is not as catastrophic as it seems. Cronin suggests that the government's debt, currently at $31.4 trillion, is not a threat to the economy. He points out th...