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The Last Refuge is a rag tag bunch of misfits that do not align with political specificity. We share information, seek known truths and discuss.
A2SavvyGirl ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Profile picture Aleks Rohde Profile picture Matt Pfefferle Profile picture CoolTolerance Profile picture Connie Zedaker Profile picture 1075 added to My Authors
8 Sep
Nothing makes my blood pressure rise as much as these manipulative econ creeps. Go ahead and complain about corporate food profiteering..... then f**king explain to me why you raise foodstamp/snap reimbursement rates to fatten their f**king corp bottom line.
(2) This is the @BrianDeeseNEC grocery price equivalent of Jonathan Gruber saying "we rely upon the stupidity of the American voter", during Obamacare....
(3) Part of the lobbying in the food industry by BigAg multinationals is to advocate for the expansion of U.S. taxpayer benefits to underwrite the costs of the domestic food products they control.
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7 Sep
(1)Australia has an unusual/unique parliamentary system reflecting history of their creation.

There are no recognized "natural" or inherent rights in Australia. All rights are granted by a governmental system structured around extreme democracy. That's why voting is mandated.
(2)It took me a while to figure out why the Australian people would be so compliant toward what looks like government authoritarianism.

After research, I understand it now.
(3) All rules, laws, regulations, etc. come from the top down. They are proposed by command and control and then approved by the people in mandatory elections where participation is not optional.
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23 Aug
(1) Jake Sullivan

Jake Sullivan is Joe Biden’s National Security Advisor. Jake Sullivan controls the National Security Council, which is an assembly of security strategists from across the spectrum of government, located inside the White House.
(2) In his role NSA Jake Sullivan coordinates with the Pentagon, State Department, and intelligence apparatus (foreign and domestic) writ large. Sullivan is a 44-year-old political ideologue.
(3) In this interview today Sullivan’s role was/is to protect the interests of the White House amid the unfolding crisis in Afghanistan.

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23 Aug
(1) Lloyd Austin

Lloyd Austin is the U.S. Secretary of Defense. Lloyd Austin is responsible for the U.S. military and pentagon response to the crisis in Afghanistan.
(2) Secretary Austin is the woke, highly political hire within the Biden administration, and it is his responsibility to weaken the U.S. military and infect the institution through a process of advanced cultural Marxism (political correctness).
(3) The collapse of security and stability within Afghanistan is ultimately a distraction from the purpose of Lloyd Austin. From the perspective of international security and advanced, strategic U.S. military operations, this is not his forte’.
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23 Aug
(1) Anthony Blinken

The modern U.S. State Dept is an independent, bureaucratic, and massive foreign policy institution that does not accept any oversight.
(2) The DoS are able to accomplish their independent position by partnering with intelligence agencies. The Dept of State use the U.S. Intelligence Branch as a weapon against any individual or entity who would attempt oversight.
(3) When a Secretary of State is appointed to the role as head of the agency, the arbitrary nature of the institution around them is accepted.
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16 Aug
August 12th ..."BigAg has likely already made deals for increases in government welfare payments (EBT and Foodstamps, WIC etc.)."...

theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2021/08/1…

Now today 👇👇
(2)Couple of points for those following along....

(a) Notice how this 25% increase in food assistance is directly opposite of the administration claim that "inflation is temporary and transitional".
(3) Again underlying the specific point...

... "In order for ideological leftists (Alinsky types) to continue advancing their ideological belief systems they have to pretend not to know things"...

That truism is the origin of their hypocrisy.
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14 Aug
(1) I wish to take a little walk with you and talk, deliberately, about this...
(2) Something shifted after the election of Barack H Obama in 2008. Something subtle that was quietly taking place in the background that surfaced just slow enough so that most people didn't notice.
(3) But before getting to that, let's first just look at the DHS announcement as presented in their words.

dhs.gov/ntas/advisory/…
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11 Aug
(1) When they say inflation will "spike" or increase this year, and then "come back down next year", what they are saying is the price will skyrocket.... AND THEN the price will remain high.

EX. A lemon goes from $0.49 to $0.99 today. And next year remains $0.99 !
(2) Inflation is a measure of the change in a price.

Inflation is usually presented in terms of percentage of change. Currently inflation is running in excess of 10% this year, on an annual basis (annualized). Meaning prices (on aggregate) are 10% more than last year.
(3) The rate of inflation for fuel, unleaded regular gasoline, is up 60% on an annualized basis.

When the WH and FED say inflation will "level off" next year, they are saying the price next year will remain at least 60% more than last year, and will increase *more slowly*.
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9 Aug
Wait until they withhold Foodstamps, SNAP benefits, Section 8 housing funds, Medicare and Medicaid until forced vaccination compliance.... Oh, it will get uglier, believe me. Much, much uglier.
We will see new alliances form amid previously manipulated special interest groups. The White House knows how this could fundamentally alter political coalitions. They are paying big money to game this out in models.
The people behind Biden, Obama's network, know they are treading on thin ice. They they would never attempt this if their face were visible at the tip of the experimental needle.
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3 Aug
1.) Pay attention: "“The independent investigation has concluded, and Governor Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed multiple women and in doing so violated federal and state law.” ~ NY AG James
2.) Investigator Joon Kim, said: “we find that the governor, on numerous occasions, engaged in conduct that constitutes *unlawful* sex based harassment.”

ag.ny.gov/sites/default/…
3.) New York Attorney General Letitia James, said at the conclusion of their press conference:

…”the document is now public, and the matter is civil in nature and does not have any criminal consequences.”
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28 Jul
One way to throw sand in the machinery that is Big Tech, is to *not* abandon the platforms, but rather use them with extreme compliance... Blast them with ajax signals via maximum engagement that costs them money to manage. Their business model is weak, overwhelm it!
Every time you engage with a tech system (think twitter "likes" feature) you are sending an small ajax signal into the servers that needs a response.

api.jquery.com/jquery.ajax/
But keep in mind, that response is not needed just for you, it is needed for everyone who is engaged, active or viewing, that tweet. Your "like" has to be visible for all those simultaneous users in real time. That small ajax action then creates an exponential need on the server
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27 Jul
Yeah, I noticed. Denis McDonough. Same guy who was in Oval Office September 11th 2012 when Tom Donilon came in from situation room to advise Obama on Benghazi attack.

[Obama, Biden, McDonough, Lew]
The only picture ever released of the White House on Sept. 11th 2012 ☝️
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27 Jul
2) The new CDC approved rapid response test will cull the flu cases from false positives; that approach will automatically drop the number of new COVID cases identified.
3) The Biden regime will then say the drop in new COVID cases is because of the forced vaccinations in major populations (V.A, NYC and CA). Image
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20 Jul
🤔Gee, I wonder what was going on in the FBI between January and November 2016?...

Nothing to see here... Move along folks... Move along. Look over there, shiny things.
2) In June 2018 the OIG reported on the initial amount of contact, bribes and collusion between the FBI and media.

theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2018/06/1…
page Xii of the IG report the DOJ Inspector General highlights numerous FBI officials who accepted bribes from multiple media outlets: “tickets to sporting events”, “golf outings”, “drinks and meals” as well as exclusive invitations and admission to “nonpublic social events”.
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17 Jul
It's a feature, not a flaw. I'm proudly blocked by Bret Baier 2014/2015 when I exposed FNC working secretly to support Amnesty through Rubio and their primetime hosts. [The election defeat of Eric Cantor] Also: Don't forget Bill Sammon coordinating 2015 Trump hit via Megyn ImageImageImage
Fox News Director of Political Content is Bill Sammon.

Brooke Sammon, Bill's daughter, was Marco Rubio's 2016 campaign communications director. ImageImage
It was an explicit agreement between Fox News (Rupert Murdoch) and Marco Rubio (candidate), that led to the job for Brooke Sammon. Image
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16 Jul
Some had the Joint Chief' pegged correctly when they pointed out how the Pentagon never removed Vindman from his WH post (NSC) after the accusation against the Commander in Chief. It was the first major red flag.
2) RED FLAG #2 Milley never engaged when Navy Secretary Richard Spencer attempted to blackmail the President over a pardon for Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher.

theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/11/23/stu…
3) RED FLAG #3 Joint Chief Chairman Milley, SoS Mike Pompeo traveled to Mar-a-Lago in December 2019, where they informed President Trump of military strikes in Syria and Iraq *after* they took place.

theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/12/29/u-s…
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12 Jul
1. The counter has already been written:

"Americans are complacent and slothful. President Trump was a sign that a number were awakening, but not sufficiently to make a difference."
2. "As part of my assertion, I offer the number of people, especially here, who blame President Trump. Sure, he made mistakes, but he was one single man, fighting all the millions of people and trillions of dollars in the Swamp alone."
3. "Those who blame him for failure are on our side , supposedly, and they blame him because they were and are too damned lazy to get off their couch and go work at the polls, or register voters, or make calls to voters, or call their senators."
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25 Jun
1. Just a hunch but it appears the DC enforcers, ie. the DOJ/FBI, are preparing for a larger awakening amid the American people.

From the 30,000 ft level they seem to increasingly fear a grassroot solution to a corrupt DC government. A solution I would call “extreme federalism”
2. The solution to the scale of DC corruption is local and state action using the constitution, specifically the 10th amendment, against the advancing overreach of corrupt DC officials.
3. Extreme federalism is local and state government refusing to comply, or totally ignoring, unconstitutional demands by the federal government.
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25 Jun
Never drove a police car home
Neighbors never saw him in uniform (7 yrs)
No-one he talked to ever knew he was a police officer. Including his immediate neighbors.
The club was a known laundry
Ownership sketchy
Floyd/Chauvin worked together (years)
Floyd tried using counterfeit $
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16 Jun
1. Actual, real-life, Domestic Violent Extremists called Black Lives Matter & Antifa, tried to burn Washington DC in the summer of 2020. Not a single arrest. Not one. Not a single FBI tweet about “help us find those arsonists who attempted to burn St. John’s church”. Nothing.
2. We live in this bizarro world where people debate the hypocrisy of a “dual justice system”, without ever accepting that it is not hypocrisy – it is by design. The double standards are a feature, not a flaw.
3. Instead of arrests in the summer of 2020 the FBI did this.... No kidding.... Literally, this was their response to BLM and Antifa rioting in DC:
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16 Jun
1. Here's the problem.. You cannot currently investigate the Intelligence Community (Church 2.0) in the same way as history because the Senate (SSCI) is working in coordination with THAT exact corrupt intel system.

The *check* in the system is facilitating the intel corruption.
2. I can give you examples, actual empirical examples, of how this is currently constructed.

The Senate Intel Committee (SSCI) is working hand in glove with the agencies they are supposed to oversee.

The executive branch knows this, and is part of the issue.
3. That's why the DOJ has recently announced they will not permit any investigation of members of the intel committee for leaks (ie. compromises in national security).

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