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Jun 16

He went off-script—and exposed everything.

At the G7 in Canada, President Trump made sure every second counted—dropping major revelations on trade, foreign policy, and the future of mass deportations.

But the biggest truth bomb?

He called out Obama and Trudeau directly—for pushing Russia away and triggering a global realignment.

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Before the G7 working sessions officially began in Alberta, President Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stepped in front of reporters.

It was supposed to be a brief press stop.

Instead, it turned into a revealing exchange that touched on everything from trade and war to the global balance of power—and it didn’t take long for Trump to take control of the spotlight.

First up, the Canadian trade deal.

Asked about the ongoing trade negotiations with Canada, Trump pointed to a basic difference in strategy between himself and Carney.

The issue wasn’t hostility, he explained, but philosophy.

“It’s not so much holding up. I think we have different concepts,” Trump said.

“I have a tariff concept, Mark has different concept, which is something that some people like.”

He made it clear he prefers the direct approach.

“I’ve always been a tariff person. It’s simple, it’s easy, it’s precise and it just goes very quickly.”

Carney, he noted, favors a more intricate model—“also very good,” Trump added—but the goal is to examine both frameworks and find a compromise.

“We’re going to look at both and we’re going to come out with something hopefully.”

When a reporter asked whether a deal could be finalized in a matter of days or weeks, Trump offered a measured yes.

“It’s achievable but both parties have to agree.”

Then the conversation took an unexpected turn.

Trump went off script and exposed the truth.

Without any prompting, Trump pivoted from trade and toward one of the most consequential foreign policy decisions in recent memory: Russia’s expulsion from the G8.

Standing beside Canada’s leader—whose own predecessor played a role in that decision—Trump suggested that the West’s attempt to isolate Moscow may have had catastrophic consequences.

“The G7 used to be the G8,” he said.

He called out Obama and Trudeau directly.

“Barack Obama and a person named Trudeau—didn’t want to have Russia in and I would say that was a mistake because I think you wouldn’t have a war right now if you had Russia in.”

Trump wasn’t just critiquing a past decision—he was linking it directly to the war in Ukraine.

According to him, the moment Russia was pushed out of the room, the chance to avoid future conflict was lost.

“They threw Russia out, which I claimed was a very big mistake even though I wasn’t in politics then, I was loud about it.”

For Trump, diplomacy only works if the major players are at the table—even adversaries.

“It was a mistake in that you spent so much time talking about Russia, but he’s no longer at the table. It makes life more complicated. You wouldn’t have had the war.”

And then, turning the focus to himself, he drew a line between two timelines—one with him as president, and one without.

“You wouldn’t have a war right now if Trump were president four years ago,” he said.

“But it didn’t work out that way.”

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Jun 16

Men are unknowingly sterilizing themselves—just by getting dressed.

One overlooked cause? Polyester.

It’s a landmine for fertility.

Research shows that polyester touching the scrotum can SHRINK testicles and damage sperm production.

So, what should you wear instead?

Not all clothes are created equal. This guide shows what to ditch—and the 4 safe fabrics to wear instead.

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A chemical executive once gave this chilling advice:

“Always wash new clothes before you put them on.”

Why? Because they’re soaked in toxins—and many people are completely oblivious.

For chemically sensitive people, those toxins aren’t invisible. They cause immediate illness.

The information in this thread comes from the work of medical researcher @MidwesternDoc. For all the sources and details, read the full report below.

midwesterndoctor.com/p/how-your-clo…

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Jun 15

American strength is back.

President Trump just dropped two new powerful Army videos—and they hit like a sledgehammer.

One fired up the crowd, igniting chants of “U-S-A!” throughout the entire parade.

The other hit straight to the heart—and once you see it, you might just feel like signing up yourself.

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The U.S. Army just turned 250. But the way it celebrated says more about the future than the past.

President Trump headlined the anniversary with a show of force—a full-scale military parade in Washington, D.C., complete with a brand-new Army ad that marked a decisive turn in tone.

This wasn’t just a milestone event. It was a reset.

A reintroduction of the military’s mission, stripped of distractions and reframed through the lens of strength, sacrifice, and national pride.

The video opened not with slogans or dramatized voiceovers, but with real soldiers, speaking plainly about what it means to serve.

“If we get the call, we have to go somewhere—we’ll do what needs to be done. Just the way we operate here.”

Another soldier put it bluntly: “This is one of the few jobs in the nation where we all take an oath, say I’m willing to put my life on the line for you, and they’re willing to put their life on the line for me.”

The voices were calm. The visuals were raw. The underlying point was crystal clear: the military is not some sort of social experiment—it’s a calling.

Soldiers spoke about their training, their preparation, their mindset.

“It’s just what we train for. It is what we want to do. My team leaders, squad leaders know exactly what to do—check equipment, check weapons, check ammo.”

And they weren’t talking in hypotheticals.

“We’re always ready to deploy within 18 hours,” one said.

“And handle the mission at task.”

These weren’t actors—these were warfighters describing their reality.

Trump’s voice followed with a familiar refrain:

“God bless you, God bless our soldiers and God bless the U.S. Army!”

The crowd didn’t wait for a cue.

As the screen went dark, chants of “U-S-A! U-S-A!” broke out instantly, rolling throughout the parade like a tidal wave.

But there was something different about the moment. It wasn’t just patriotic, it felt like a return to clarity.

For years, military messaging had been muddled by a steady drip of social priorities—vaccination campaigns, gender politics, environmental pledges.

The mission had gotten lost in the margins.

Now, that fog was lifting.

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Jun 15

President Trump just delivered a powerful tribute to the U.S. Army on its 250th anniversary—and it was nothing short of a spectacle.

The parade reportedly cost $45 million, and every second sent a message.

This is what honoring our troops is supposed to look like.

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The celebration opened with a moment of unmistakable patriotism.

Standing tall beside First Lady Melania and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, President Trump held a firm salute during a stirring rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner as the national military parade began rolling through Washington.

It was a moment to remember and also a fitting way to mark President Trump’s 79th birthday.

To kick off the ceremony, the parade honored the original gangsters of the U.S. Army, The Old Guard.

In 1775, the “shot heard round the world” was fired at Lexington and Concord, setting off a revolution that changed the course of history.

Thirteen colonies rose up, as farmers and frontiersmen became soldiers. They formed the Continental Army, won at Trenton, endured the harsh winter at Valley Forge, and ultimately forced the British surrender at Yorktown.

That was the birth of the United States of America 🇺🇸

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Jun 14

This embarrassing health issue sends over a million Americans to the ER each year.

92,000 are hospitalized—some with life-threatening complications.

The culprit? Constipation. And your doctor probably isn’t telling you all the risks.

Here’s what really happens when your system backs up—and how to fix it naturally.

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Constipation is more common than you think.

Up to 1 in 4 adults suffers from chronic constipation—and most never even tell their doctor.

Why? Most people no longer have genuine relationships with their physicians and have little time to address problems, especially the uncomfortable ones, during an office visit.

The experience is a lot more like a drive-thru than a partnership with the goal of improving your health.

The information in this thread comes from the work of medical researcher @MidwesternDoc. For all the sources and details, read the full report below.

midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-importan…

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Jun 13

EXCLUSIVE: War Correspondent Reveals The Truth About the No Kings Protests and What Happens Next

The riots are just the beginning, Michael Yon warns.
He says the next phase is much worse.

War isn’t coming—it’s already here.
And terrifyingly, it’s all going according to plan…

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The United States has a very serious situation unfolding. Chaos in the streets, riots spreading to various cities across the country. And it seems like Mexico has declared war. On top of this, tensions in the Middle East are increasing.

And so we are back again to times of incredible uncertainty.

The most important element of any conflict is the information war. And who better to discuss all of this than war correspondent @Michael_Yon. He joins us now.

Yon opened with an urgent warning the media won’t touch.

He said the United States isn’t drifting toward war—it’s already in one. “We’ve been invaded,” he warned, pointing to foreign flags flying in the streets, cities on fire, and civilians under attack.

According to Yon, the president of Mexico has “openly declared war on the United States.” And how has the U.S. responded? “We’re not doing anything,” he said.

This isn’t just the same old border crisis—Yon calls it a full-scale invasion.

“The United States needs to get very serious, and treat this war like the war that it is."

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