Sam Riddle

25 minutes of just blowing shit up, launchers, trucks, tanks, planes, helicopters etc etc. verified by @Grok as legit.

Ilhan Omar caught trying to launder a million US taxpayer dollars to a fake Somalian owned “substance abuse” facility. The address is really a restaurant “Uncovered the other day in one of our spending bills making its way through Congress was a $1 million earmark from Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, which was an earmark that was supposedly going to a substance abuse clinic. Which actually happened to be housed in a restaurant and run by three individuals that share the same residential address according to their IRS paperwork. Tons of red flags”

@AwakenedOutlaw Election fraud should be included in the same conspiracy.

So we have James Comey subpoenaed to testify under oath before a grand jury in Florida, which is looking into what's being referred to as a 'Grand Conspiracy'. What does this so-called Grand Conspiracy consist of, you ask? If you didn't know, think a decade-long, seditious conspiracy coordinated by Democrats & intelligence officials to knowingly undermine, sabotage, and destroy Trump and his presidency via framing him for crimes he never committed. And don't think for a second that this doesn't therefore represent an attempted coup perpetrated against our Republic, because it absolutely was/is b/c Trump was/is the duly elected leader...twice over. But it gets better because we now know that none other than the beautiful Lisa Page, her lover Peter Strzok, and former FBI Director Andrew McCabe have also been subpoenaed to testify (before Comey, even) in front of the same grand jury. Folks, this is where the rubber hits the proverbial road. Why? It's easy. Because there's a zero percent chance that all of them (and there are more) have decided to go down with the proverbial ship together. Remember, there is no honor amongst thieves, especially when their lives are on the line. And that's important to the moment because having cooperating witnesses testify under the terms of their plea deals before a grand jury is almost certainly in play. You are here. Finally.

It shouldn’t surprise anyone that Ilhan Omar’s daughter joined the “revolutionary tour” in Cuba.

Rep Tim Burchett says no matter what he does he can’t get the Senate to pass his bill to defund the Taliban “It's been sitting in the Senate. It was like pulling teeth” 🚨 He reveals that the former embassy for to Afghanistan is now “the chief advisor to the Democrats on their foreign relations committee” “We had a Democrat staffer — He was the ambassador to Afghanistan basically under the Trump administration. His security clearance was pulled because of all these statements and his leanings. And now he is the chief advisor to the Democrats on their foreign relations committee”

He’s never right about anything. Ever.

The IAEA has been informed by Iran that the Natanz nuclear site was attacked today. No increase in off-site radiation levels reported. IAEA is looking into the report. IAEA Director General @rafaelmgrossi reiterates call for military restraint to avoid any risk of a nuclear accident.

🚨 JUST IN: Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi is being praised by Americans for personally going to Arlington National Cemetery and laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier She loves and respects America 🇺🇸🇯🇵

Un grupito de extranjeros pijosprogres se ponen a saltar en La Habana gritando: “El mundo socialista es el mundo que queremos” En pocos días todos regresarán al capitalismo liberal que dicen odiar… no aguantarían una semana viviendo en #Cuba. Surrealista.

Nicole Wallace clearly had to be given sedative to be able to report the "Breaking News" that Comey has been subpoenaed, she can't even speak Wallace's husband Mike Schmidt at the NYT is a Comey leaker, and her friend Andy Weissmann ran the "Mueller investigation" to sabotage the first Trump admin. That "investigation" was brought by Comey, via leaks to the media such as the NYT, as he himself admitted

The MSNOW team was in such a state over the Comey subpoena that they even managed to put out the picture of Sec Bessent instead of Comey, with Nicole Wallace struggling to read her lines

Why don’t we, for this and other reasons, recognize China as an enemy combatant in the Iran war?

🚨 IT’S OFFICIAL: Ilhan Omar was exposed for trying to LAUNDER US tax dollars to her homeland of Somalia through a fraudulent “substance abuse” program The earmark got CAUGHT in Congress by Republicans x.com/WallStreetApes… “It actually happened to be housed in a restaurant and run by three individuals that share the same residential address according to their IRS paperwork. Tons of red flags!” DEPORT HER!

BREAKING - Democrats are furious after Elon Musk offered to personally pay the salaries of TSA agents nationwide during the DHS funding standoff, stripping what they see as their main leverage over immigration policy and accusing him of undermining their authority.

🚨 BREAKING: Chuck Schumer is now FURIOUS Elon Musk is planning to pay the SALARIES of TSA agents during the Democrat shutdown Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) just heaped praise on Elon: "This is incredibly generous!" "TSA agents across the country are relying on food pantries and community donations just to get by. I remain the lone Dem to vote with my Republican colleagues to fully fund DHS and get people paid. It should never come to this point." ELON LOVES AMERICA SO MUCH!

Heard on Bloomberg podcast: “Wars spiral out of control even if they are meant to be contained. This is a historical fact.” WOW. This is the most dangerous statement I’ve seen from any media. And it’s false. Do NOT believe the media when they assure you Iran can’t be contained. Yes, there is always a chance of escalation, but ZERO U.S. Merchant Marine ships have been deployed with the heavy Army equipment required for a long war. And historical precedent backs this up: Gulf War was tightly bounded by political objectives. Coalition forces stopped after liberating Kuwait instead of marching to Baghdad, preventing mission creep. Operation Praying Mantis delivered a decisive blow to Iranian naval forces in a single day and then stopped. Operation El Dorado Canyon was a calibrated punitive strike with clear signaling. It hit targets, sent a message, and ended without spiraling into sustained conflict. Operation Urgent Fury was rapid and limited. Objectives were achieved in days and forces withdrew without expanding the fight. Operation Just Cause removed Noriega quickly and avoided regional spillover, demonstrating a short, decisive regime-change operation that didn’t widen. Operation Desert Fox was a four-day strike campaign designed to degrade capabilities without triggering a broader war. Operation Infinite Reach was a discrete retaliatory action. Limited targets, no escalation ladder climbed afterward. Operation Odyssey Dawn was constrained to air and maritime operations with a quick transition to NATO, avoiding a large U.S. ground war. Operation Earnest Will protected shipping under fire while carefully managing rules of engagement to prevent a full-scale U.S.-Iran war. Operation Allied Force achieved political aims through an air campaign while avoiding a ground invasion and limiting spillover beyond the Balkans. Operation Deliberate Force was a short, focused use of force that pushed parties to negotiations rather than widening the conflict. And it’s not just American operations. The Falklands War remained geographically and politically contained, with neither side expanding the war beyond the islands or targeting the homeland directly. Kargil War stayed limited even between two nuclear powers. Both sides kept operations confined and avoided broader mobilization or escalation. The Sino-Indian War of 1962 was sharp, decisive, and brief. China declared a ceasefire and withdrew rather than escalating into prolonged regional conflict. The Six-Day War was intense but tightly bounded in time and scope, ending in under a week without spiraling into superpower confrontation. AND don’t let the media trap you into the “boots on the ground means long war” fallacy. The USMC is historically an expeditionary raiding force that removes the necessity for long-war Army occupation. The Battle of Derna was a small, expeditionary strike deep on hostile shores, seizing a port to force leverage in negotiations without expanding into a wider regional war. The Banana Wars featured repeated, limited amphibious landings and withdrawals designed to stabilize specific crises rather than escalate into interstate conflict. The United States occupation of Veracruz was a sharp, time-bound seizure of a key port that applied pressure without triggering full-scale war with Mexico. The Lebanon Crisis of 1958 saw Marines land, stabilize the situation, and withdraw. Clear objectives, no escalation beyond the immediate crisis. The Mayaguez incident was a rapid punitive rescue mission against Khmer Rouge forces that ended once the objective was achieved. Operation Eagle Claw was conceived as a limited raid. High-risk but tightly scoped, not a broader invasion. Operation Eastern Exit involved Marines securing and evacuating personnel quickly, then leaving without expanding the conflict. Operation United Shield was a controlled, expeditionary extraction under threat, executed without escalation.

🚨 JUST IN: Americans are suspicious of how CNN just got FULL ACCESS to “investigate” Iran’s underground missile cities It is VERY concerning that a terrorist regime thinks CNN is their best mouthpiece for America What did they agree to for this access?

Donald Trump meets Afroman, May 2024.

College girl gets kicked off a flight and put on the no-fly list during spring break.

They say sea levels are rising but the shoreline barely moved over decades… make it make sense 🤔

The largest data center in the entire state of Illinois was just APPROVED despite huge resident pushback It will be massive, spanning 800 acres of mostly farmland It will use 150,000 gallons of water every day. That’s 55 million gallons of water per year “After weeks of debate and hours of public testimony, the Joliet City Council officially approving a project for a technology center. Tonight. City Hall was packed with people, some of them happy about the economic impact of this project. Others concerned about the effect it will have on their livelihood. All but one Joliet City council member voted yes tonight on a 795 acre database center next to the Chicagoland Speedway. The vote comes after Monday's meeting that went more than six hours with dozens of people voicing their concerns about the project “