🧵BREAKING: Why Trump's latest move against the Deep State is more revolutionary than you think.
A thread on how revoking 51 security clearances could change everything...
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🔥 Last night's bombshell: Trump plans to strip security clearances from 51 former intelligence officials who called Hunter's laptop "Russian disinfo" before 2020 election.
Let me tell you why this matters SO MUCH. These aren't just random bureaucrats - they're the REAL power players in DC who never truly "retire."
They keep their clearances. They go on CNN. They shape narratives.
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THINK ABOUT IT: These 51 officials KNEW the laptop was real. The FBI had it since 2019. Yet they used their authority to lie to Americans.
Post-election polls show this swayed up to 17% of Democrat voters!
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🚨 This is the Deep State's playbook:
- Claim special knowledge
- Push false narratives
- Interfere in elections
- Blackmail and jail opponents
- Face zero consequences
Until now.
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The truth? These "retired" officials never stopped wielding power. They're part of a shadow government that's been running things while Biden can barely remember his own name.
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🔑 Key point: This isn't just about clearances. It's about BREAKING the permanent power structure that's been controlling our country from behind the scenes.
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Remember: These are the same people who:
- Pushed the Russia hoax
- Censored real news
- Manipulated elections
- Defrauded the voters
- Protected their own
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The REAL revolution isn't just about elections - it's about dismantling this unelected power structure that thinks it can override the will of American voters.
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Why haven't previous presidents done this? Simple: FEAR. These people know everyone's secrets. They're the ultimate DC protection racket.
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But Trump's doing it anyway. That's why this is different.
That's why this matters. This isn't just politics. This is war against the Deep State.
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The stakes? Everything.
- Our democracy
- Rule of law
- Future elections
- Whether we have a government that imprisons opposition leaders
- American liberty itself
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🎯 Make no mistake: This is a direct shot at the heart of the administrative state. It's telling the "permanent government" they're not so permanent after all.
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Critics will say this is dangerous. They're right - but not for the reasons they think. It's dangerous to THEM and their power structure.
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The bottom line: this is how you Drain The Swamp. Not with slogans, but action.
This is just the beginning... 🇺🇸
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🧵Jimmy Carter Was Not a Good Man
His Presidency was a disaster for the whole world, and one of his own making. In some respects his post-Presidency was worse.
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Upon the announcement Sunday (12/29) of Jimmy Carter’s death at age 100, a reporter asked outgoing president Joe Biden what incoming president Donald Trump could learn from Carter’s legacy. Biden had the indecency to say “Decency.”
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Biden once set his sights high by trying to compare himself to FDR and JFK, now has to settle for being the second Carter.
@CodyLibolt @Byzness @wokal_distance I understand the idea of “politics is downstream from culture”, and have enormous respect for that idea’s proponents. But I think it attempts to prove too much, and also plays to the preferences and biases of the church.
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@CodyLibolt @Byzness @wokal_distance First, I don’t believe it’s true, partly for this reason: politics and culture are expressions of one another. They are entirely interrelated and constantly affect one another. We understand that in the one direction, but forget that politics is all about persuasion and…
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@CodyLibolt @Byzness @wokal_distance …thus politics is constantly persuading the culture.
One example: there was a poll about 20 years ago that asked women who’d had an abortion if they’d have even considered it had it been illegal. 90% said no.
THREAD: Here, Grant Gaines tells us that you're only allowed to support the overturning of Roe v. Wade if you do it for non-Christian reasons. He says that if you oppose abortion because of anything the Bible says, you're a "Christian Nationalist". I kid you not. /1
#BigEva guys like Grant and Russell Moore demonized the word "nationalism" (which means believing one country shouldn't rule another, and a country's leaders should look out for its own people first) because they hated Trump and loved globalism. /2
Then they added the word "white" to "nationalism" to pretend that anyone who loves their country is a racist. That, of course, is just #CriticalRaceTheory, which they all deny and yet all defend. /3
I was one of the large majority of @SBCExecComm members who voted for the motion asking for further contract discussions over the next several days. I have a lot to say about that, but for now, this is the essence.
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First, all of us (so far as I can tell) support the investigation, as we supported the one announced by @ronniefloyd before the Annual Meeting. That was not the issue. Moreover, Guidepost suggested an estimated cost of up to $1.6 million. We fully funded the high end of that.
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Second, the motion we voted for was introduced by a most impressive new member, Melissa Carlisle Golden, a licensed professional counselor nominated to the EC by JD Greear’s Nominating Committee. We supported her motion instead of the EC officers’ motion.
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The religion of Scientism is widespread now. Its priests (like Fauci) can do no wrong, and are never wrong, no matter how many times they’re actually wrong, how many times they contradict themselves, or how many blatant hypocrisies they indulge.
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“Scientists can’t be wrong!” (Narrator: Science is a process and is constantly wrong, no matter how much it gets right.)
Or worse and more pervasive, but left unspoken: “Scientists would never have an agenda, be subject to corruption, or lie!”
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