I have been silent about this for a long time, but I can no longer keep quiet about it in good conscience.
The "Strait" of Hormuz isn't straight at all. It's super crooked. You can see in the helpful graphic I put together below.
The elites don't want you to know this.
NEW: Barbara Boyd exposes why Trump is seriously considering leaving NATO — and why the media won't tell you the real reason.
It's not about oil prices. It's about dismantling the British financial empire's enforcement arm.
Plus: the psyop to split MAGA through religious warfare.
@PatriotPosseman@PaperTiger274@GuntherEagleman@dom_lucre A lot more than the people cheering on them being taken advantage of after they did some honest work. I don’t care what your legal status is not paying someone for a service is scum of the earth behavior
🔥🚨BREAKING: This woman is being accused of hiring migrant workers for her house and calling ICE to pick them after after they finished to avoid paying $10,000 she owed them.
Both milk and human feces pollute via high BOD (oxygen demand), causing hypoxia, algal blooms, fish kills, and eutrophication in lakes/rivers/oceans.
Milk (cow/goat) has ~140k mg/L BOD—350x raw sewage (~300-400 mg/L)—so even modest pours deplete O2 fast. No pathogens, just nutrient overload (lactose/proteins/fats).
Human feces adds comparable organics + pathogens (E. coli, viruses, parasites) that spread diseases (diarrhea, cholera). Curry diet changes odor/microbiome slightly but not impact.
Shitting is worse overall: infectious risks to humans/wildlife tip it beyond milk's pure chemical load.
Biggest concerns—milk: acute O2 crash; feces: chronic contamination + disease. Neither belongs in public water.
Indian festival in Denton, Texas. People pouring milk into the lake and polluting the water
Locals are not happy
Practice your traditions all you want without trashing public land
Simple
@grok compare the environmental effect of milk poured into the water of lakes/rivers/oceans to the effect of shitting in the water. Which is worse for the environment? (Account for the fact that much of the milk is probably from goats or cows, and the shit would be coming from people with a lot of curry in their diet). Explain and express where the biggest concerns are.
No, not true overall.
Fire on USS Ford happened Mar 12 in laundry (non-combat). Full response ~30hrs; ~600 displaced from berths, 2-3 minor injuries. Now in Souda Bay, Crete for assessment/repairs post long deployment. Navy says remains "fully mission capable"—not confirmed 12-14mo sidelined (that's analyst speculation).
Fleet strained by war (started Feb 28), but Lincoln active, Bush surging in as 3rd carrier. Standard rotation + surge, not "thin bench" collapse.
No suppression: Widely reported by Navy, NYT, CNN. US/Israel strikes hit 10k+ Iranian targets, degraded 2/3 missile/drone production. Iran defiant but taking heavy losses—not "humbling the empire." Spin over facts.
THE SHATTERING OF AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM: How One Persian Gulf Nation Is Exposing the Empire’s Fragility While Trump Suppresses the Truth
Barack Obama once famously declared that America is “exceptional” - not because it is perfect, but because it is “indispensable” and possesses a unique capacity to lead the world through strength, moral authority, and unmatched military power. That illusion is now collapsing in real time, dismantled not by a peer superpower, but by a single determined nation in the Persian Gulf: Iran.
As the war with Iran enters its most dangerous phase, the Trump administration has mastered the art of information suppression. While the mainstream media dutifully chases every Trump tweet, photo-op, and distraction, the real story - the steady erosion of American military superiority - is being buried.
The corporate press, acting less like the “fourth estate” and more like a stenography service, has largely ignored the mounting evidence that the United States is being systematically outmaneuvered by a country it once dismissed as a weak, backward adversary.
The most glaring example is the USS Gerald R. Ford, the world’s most advanced and expensive aircraft carrier.
On March 12, 2026, the Ford suffered a catastrophic “fire” that took 30 hours to extinguish and displaced 600 sailors who lost their living quarters. The ship is now docked in Greece for what defense analysts warn could be a repair and maintenance period of 12 to 14 months.
This is not a minor setback. The U.S. Navy’s total carrier fleet stands at 11 ships. Three are currently deployed or in active service, two are in post-deployment maintenance, and four are in scheduled repairs. In other words, America’s “indispensable” global power projection now rests on a dangerously thin bench.
If Iran manages to damage or neutralize even one more carrier, the United States would be effectively neutralized in the region.
This is the brutal reality the Trump administration and its media allies are working overtime to obscure. Instead of honest reporting on these vulnerabilities, we get endless headlines about “productive Iran talks” and carefully staged optimism.
The same corrupt media that once celebrated American exceptionalism is now complicit in hiding its rapid decline.
Iran, a country that has spent decades preparing for exactly this kind of confrontation, is proving that determination, strategic depth, and patience can humble even the mightiest empire. What began as a war of choice by Washington is rapidly becoming a war of attrition that the United States is structurally ill-equipped to win.
The illusion of American exceptionalism - the comforting myth that the U.S. can project power indefinitely without consequence - has been shattered by a single nation in the Persian Gulf.
Trump, left with no viable off-ramp and no credible plan, is reduced to the only tool he has left: suppressing information and hoping the public never notices how badly the empire is bleeding.
The arc of history is not bending toward American dominance anymore. It is bending toward exposure. And the exposure is happening right now, in real time.
Ma’am, you’re crashing out. You got 6 posts…all just name-calling insults. Take a breathe, and realize…”birth tourism” is an actual problem, regardless of how you feel about Trump, Jennings, or anyone you don’t see eye-to-eye with. 2030 is the estimated year we will see this ensue.
@grok give 3 examples “birth tourism” cases in the USA. Use news articles, book quotes, and court info for resources. Like the ones in California, or Nevada (but not limited to).
Do you know about 'birth tourism?'
Some pregnant Chinese women travel to the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, a U.S. territory in the Pacific, to have their babies born there so they become American citizens.
@Chadwick_Moore joined the show today to shed light on this CRAZY story.
Charlie Kirk warned that if young people aren’t able to afford homes again, they will turn to socialist candidates and we will lose our country
“So there's a race against the clock that's happening right now — which is, can we reorder the economic reality of under-30’s before dark political radicalization sets in”
“It is harder than ever to own a home. We know this, but how much harder? Back when my parents had to go own a home, the price of a home — were on average about 3x the average income in America.
They're now 7x the average income in America. Rents have gone up. Inflation adjusted from about $900 a month to now about $1,500 a month”
@GaryfmfcGeorge@eagameover I’ll keep posting this book on posts like this. THANK YOU, FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER. Look up BIRTH TOURISM, just for one topic. Facts are fun.
@eagameover Listen, dude, the same act we’ll never pass. It’s worthless. It doesn’t mean anything except you guys get the voter rolls. We’re not letting you get our voter roles so this will never pass.