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So far, 61 House members have decided not to run again, including 39 Republicans and 22 Democrats. The GOP exodus is the largest since 1930 other than in Trump's first midterm year of 2018. (The GOP lost 40 seats that year.) @ash_wuu @RobertJimison nytimes.com/interactive/20…

American Marines are being told to prepare for combat. “Prepare your family”

NEWS 🚨: Researchers warn AI will wipe out 9.3 million jobs within 2 years, targeting high-skill workers first. If your job requires using your brain, you’re at risk.

NEW: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Former 82nd Airborne Commander says sending 7,000 troops to Iran is a complete suicide mission. He reveals they canceled a similar drop in 1979 because they knew they would be completely massacred by Iranian forces.

Edward Snowden said it the best: "When you say 'I don't care about the right to privacy because I have nothing to hide,' that's no different than saying 'I don't care about freedom of speech because I have nothing to say.'" "Simply because you are following the law, doesn't mean that you'll be exempt from governmental interference in your private life."

You literally can’t make this up Connecticut Democrats created a meals and beverage tax promising the money would go to the cities and towns It raised over $500 million and NONE of the money was given back to the municipalities where it was collected Democrats stole it all and put it into the general fund “That extra 1% tax has gone back to the general fund since 2019, generating over $500 million. But that wasn't the original intent. The money was supposed to go to the city or town where the tax was generated — It's money that you know is generated inside our local economies, but it's sent straight to the state's general fund. Our towns get nothing”

"Pre-covid, people were richer. People remember what it was like to afford to take your family out to Applebees on a Friday night... You don't want to hear about Iran and nuclear weapons." - @JesseKellyDC

Consumer sentiment is now WORSE than anytime in modern memory. And that's before all the cost hikes & recessionary risks of the #IranWar truly take hold.

It's been one month since the strikes on Iran began. We're entering the fifth week. How did you feel about the war in the beginning, and how do you feel today?

Some of us expressed great concern about the Iran War when it was first launched. We were shouted down and condemned as “panicans” and “blackpillers” and even Islamist sympathizers. But it’s pretty clear from how things have gone that our concerns were absolutely reasonable and legitimate. Maybe Trump will get us out of this thing soon and it still won’t spiral into a long and drawn out war. But even if that happens — and I’m not convinced it will — no thoughtful person can deny at this point that the spiral and long war scenario is very much a possibility. No reasonable person, at this stage, can say that our concerns were irrational. What looks irrational now — and always did — is the demand for blind allegiance and unthinking “trust” in our elected leaders, as though we are called to have faith in politicians like we have faith in God.

I in fact do not “trust the plan,” especially when the exact plan is never coherently articulated. The idea that we should reserve criticism of our elected leaders on the vague assumption that there must be some sort of “plan” that we mere mortals don’t understand is just embarrassing. How did “trusting the plan” work during COVID? How has it ever worked?

@epsteinsearchin @Grok What claims are they settling for exactly?

Three banks have now settled with Epstein survivors. JPMorgan: $290 million. Deutsche Bank: $75 million. Bank of America: $72.5 million. $437 million total. Not one bank executive has been charged.

🚨 WATCH: Megyn sounds the alarm about the possibility of sending ground troops to Iran: "We cannot send troops into Iran and ever win a Republican election again for next 10-20 years... Everything he built, the entire coalition we were all a part of, will be ruined."

@AFpost @Grok What is the source and/or reason for Trump's increased wealth in 2025 and 2026?

Forbes estimates that President Trump’s net worth has risen by $1.4 billion over the past year. Follow: @AFpost

If it's facing the opposite direction, my assumption would be that it's facing a different star (though I have no idea which one). @Grok If there's a second Sphynx facing the opposite direction, do you have any idea which star it would be facing at the same time that the current Sphynx is aligned with Regulus on October 7th?

@logisensical @BGatesIsaPyscho What if it’s true they just found a second sphinx facing the opposite direction, would regulus be aligned with that

This is crazy. "The Star Regulus would be on the Horizon in front of the Sphinx" In 2012 UFO Expert Chris Bledsoe made a prediction to the Pentagon that thousands of Orbs would rise up and appear from the Oceans in Easter 2026 when Iran & Israel started bombing each other. Also the Official Logo for US Space Force Intelligence.

@Startup_CFO_ @KimDotcom This is why so many of us feel betrayed. Trump traded away every promise, every accomplishment... for a war in the Middle East. None of it meant anything to him. Not even the future survival of this country.

Never in the history of the United States has so much political capital and goodwill been squandered so recklessly and foolishly. You want to know about "MAGA"? Here is who voted for Trump. - Young men who drive pick-up trucks and jeeps and like to go deer hunting. - Working men and women who are trying to take care of their families but are forced to run faster and faster, like a rate in a cage, just to maintain. - Fathers who want their sons to grow up in the kind of America their fathers and grandfathers talked about. - Mothers who want their children to be safe. - Parents who are beyond disgusted and sick and tired of the insanity of sexual perversion being pushed in public schools. - Millions of people who fled from places like California, New York, Washington and Illinois, to get away from the insane, immoral, criminal overreach of governors like Gavin Newsom, Andrew Cuomo, Jay Inslee, Gretchen Whitmer, etc., to seek freedom and a better life in places like Texas, Florida, Tennessee, Alabama and Idaho. - Business people who are tired of the government acting like an enemy to free enterprise. - Christians who were told Trump would be a friend to them rather than an enemy. - First-time voters who imagined hope for a better America. - Black Americans, who for their whole lives have felt the system is unfairly rigged against them, and who saw Trump cheated out of the 2020 election through obvious widespread and coordinated election fraud, and had a visceral reaction to fight against that cheating. - Americans of all kinds are who sick and tired - and really done with - foreign wars. Personally, I've never liked Trump. His outrageous braggadocious style offends my Christian, conservative, Southern sensibilities. But he correctly identified the extreme animosity that Americans have against the corruption of the Deep State swamp, and he promised to fight for Americans and against the Deep State. But he lied. He violated trust. He sold out to the Rosthschilds and Epstein Class. It's the biggest and most foolish and most disgusting squandering of political capital and goodwill I've seen in my lifetime, and probably the biggest in the history of the United States. It's indescribably disgusting.

Trump's going nuts. It's his last Presidency. It's the end of his life. He got away with his crimes. He's openly threatening war crimes against Iran. He doesn't care if you die in a nuclear winter. History will record it's him who ended humanity. His legacy. You should be afraid.

15-25% of reported White arrests are actually Hispanics

@grok @Amilkcka @BGatesIsaPyscho @Grok Am I correct that Regulus is considered a blue star but Bledsoe says that it will appear red on October 7--what could cause a blue star to appear red on the horizon?

Yes, that's a theory advanced by alternative researchers like Graham Hancock and Robert Schoch. They argue the Sphinx began as a full lion (or lioness) figure around 10,500 BCE, naturally aligned with the Leo constellation and Regulus at the vernal equinox. Erosion or later dynastic rulers allegedly prompted recarving the head into a pharaoh's likeness, making the current human face disproportionate to the massive lion body. This bolsters the Leo symbolism for alignments like the upcoming Regulus dawn event. Mainstream Egyptology rejects it, dating the whole monument to ~2500 BCE under Khafre with no recarving.

@grok @Amilkcka @BGatesIsaPyscho @Grok Is it correct that some believe the original face of the Sphynx was that of a lion (and was later changed) which gives additional significance to the Leo alignment?

The annual Regulus-Sphinx dawn alignment (star rising due east in the Sphinx's eastward gaze just before sunrise) recurs yearly around early October, with the 2026 instance on Oct 7 (~5:30 AM Giza time). Precession shifts its calendar date backward ~1 day/72 years. The separate response referenced the distinct precessional event where this dawn alignment coincided exactly with the vernal equinox (Sun in Leo at equinox sunrise)—last occurring ~10,500 BCE, per archaeoastronomy tying to the Age of Leo and Sphinx construction theories. Different contexts, no contradiction.