☦️ Yuri Bezmenov Warned Us 🇺🇸

Watch out, I wouldn't send my kids to a school like this if I lived in a place that Israelis had genocidal intentions towards. We know Israel (and also the US that follows Israel in Talmudic preemptive warfare and targeting civilians) are more than happy to bomb schools and hospitals in places like this

Even though the Lindsay Clancy situation is not over yet, I'm kind of happy it unfolded the way it did. Not the kids getting strangled of course, but the trial. So many people who were like ostriches sticking their head in the sand whenever the woman question was brought up are now on board with it

Something to keep in mind is that as politicians endlessly and recklessly spend money we don't have, the debt is shooting up at an unprecedented rate and the cost to service the debt keeps going up and becoming a bigger and bigger portion of the budget, these moves are going to hurt more and more as we approach the endgame of this debt based usurious nightmare of fake money

Trumpflation is getting out of control, I think I read something too where they're probably going to raise it again later

JUST IN - U.S. Federal Reserve raises rates by 25 BPS for the first time in years as inflation continues to surge. @disclosetv

Being able to recognize patterns really feels like a superpower. Once you recognize the pattern and understand it, you never stop seeing it. This morning I was watching a video about the SCOTUS taking up the "assault weapon" case, and the lady who was I guess the host was like "we've interviewed the president of a major gun control organization, [insert the most Jewish name you've ever heard in your life]" and I'm just like yup that checks out, no early life check needed on that one

Hey MIGAtards what's your cope for this one gonna be? Is Iran not being within six months of having a nuke for the next 30 years more important than Americans not freezing to death in the winter?

We really need to keep hammering home that Americans' quality of life will increase if we deport millions of people. Make it undeniable that doing that will lead to a much better outcome for them. It's one of the easiest and most sure ways to increase quality of life, simply reduce the demand on everything considerably. Over and over again history shows us that suddenly having fewer people = higher quality of life, higher wages, etc, and the fact that there's tens of millions of people here who shouldn't be gives us an easy target to go after.

I'm glad the top option was the bottom one, this was clearly the correct option

Stefan Molymeme literally got done in not just once but twice by 🥥🥥🥥🥥🥥🥥🥥 unbelievable

Is this what runaway exploitative capitalism looks like? Companies being made to meet quarterly growth demands by stockholders and ESG demands, and having to cut corners everywhere they can to meet those goals (like layoffs, hiring Jeets and DEI hires, etc), at the expense of the company's product all so line go up?

I swear I can't even with Microsoft software anymore. It's just hilariously dysfunctional at this point. I think what's even sadder is that it used to be really good 15 y ears ago or so. Microsoft really fell off. I just tried to put an event on my calendar on my computer, it set it to the wrong time, and when I tried to go in and fix it, it opened up the calendar, which then closed and opened up outlook, which was for some reason signed out of all of my stuff even after being signed into it before, after trying and failing to sign in twice it finally signed in, and it can't find the fuckin event on the calendar. It still shows up in the clock window in the bottom right but the calendar doesn't show it so as far as I know there's no way to actually change it now. What a disaster

A reality that boomers are going to have to grapple with is that the era of abundance and kumbaya that they grew up in is no longer the case, and now my generation is going to have to choose between two 50's. 50 year mortgages just to own a house, or 50 million deportations. That's the two choices. I think as time goes on, conditions continue to decline, and the idea of attaining the standard of living their parents had becomes more and more distant, the percent of people who will opt for the 50 million deportations will increase.

We're going to be okay

>Not checking the racial demographics of a neighborhood before moving there ngmi

Assuming this is true (which is dangerous since women lie all the time) I think most of us will agree that the husband in question is a total tool and a complete POS. That begs the question, if he's a total tool then why did you marry him in the first place?

We voted for Trump because he talked real solutions to real problems, problems every other candidate wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole. That's why he was popular, that's why we voted for him. It seems at some point he and MIGAtards lost sight of that fact and now it's just become a dumb cult of personality that doesn't accomplish anything and goes against everything he originally stood for. MIGAtard boomers might have forgotten about what he originally stood for, but we haven't.

Total credit card debt in the US up to Q2 of this year. I've been talking about this for a while folks, this just keeps rising at a rate that would have been unimaginable 20 years ago. This is unsustainable, and I think this is likely a symptom of cost of living increases far outpacing wage increases, forcing people who were living paycheck to paycheck before to go into serious debt just to keep their head above water with bills. Is this a bubble that will likely pop at some point, with a bunch of people defaulting on it all at once and going into bankruptcy? I see it started to slow down a bit in 2024, and it looks to have maintained the 2024 rate (which is still way higher than almost every other time period btw) since then, but how much longer can that go on for with credit card debt being parasitic predatory high interest debt? This will almost certainly turn into runaway debt at some point.