Happy Friday Friends! I finished up with some obligations I had to fulfill over the past few days.

I will be continuing with our Nixon saga sometime tonight!

Continuing our story on Nixon…
Of all the topics I have done a Deep Dive on, everything surrounding Nixon and Watergate has been the most confusing and hardest to get to the bottom of. I have read what feels like hundreds of articles (in reality I would say it’s around 20 +) and watched at least 10 videos on Nixon and related topics. Some would say I’ve become obsessed with the topic. My obsession is only with trying to get to the truth.

Why is it important to get to the truth…or at least very close to it?
Because HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF. You will see in the coming days that what happened with Nixon…happened to Trump. Almost to a tee.

It’s important to know what the lying media told us happened with the Watergate Break-ins. This is ((their)) version…not what those in the Truth community believe really happened…if at all.

Here is a simplified version of Watergate, taken from the History Channel’s website...

In May 1972, members of Nixon’s “Committee to Re-Elect the President” (known as CREEP) broke into the Democratic National Committee’s Watergate headquarters, stole copies of top-secret documents and bugged the office’s phones.

The wiretaps failed to work properly, so on June 17 a group of five burglars returned to the Watergate building. As the prowlers were preparing to break into the office with a new microphone, a security guard noticed someone had taped over several of the building’s door locks. The guard called the police, who arrived just in time to catch them red-handed.

It was not immediately clear that the burglars were connected to the president, though suspicions were raised when detectives found copies of the reelection committee’s White House phone number among the burglars’ belongings.
In August, Nixon gave a speech in which he swore that his White House staff was not involved in the break-in. Most voters believed him, and in November 1972 the president was reelected in a landslide victory.

Then, Nixon and his aides hatched a plan to instruct the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to impede the FBI’s investigation of the crime. This was a more serious crime than the break-in: It was an abuse of presidential power and a deliberate obstruction of justice.

Seven conspirators were indicted on charges related to the Watergate affair. They were known as the WATERGATE SEVEN.” At the urging of Nixon’s aides, five pleaded guilty to avoid trial; the other two were convicted in January 1973. Here are those names, which included the 2 handlers...E Howard Hunt and Gordon Liddy.

By that time, a growing handful of people—including Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, trial judge John J. Sirica and members of a Senate investigating committee—had begun to suspect that there was a larger scheme afoot.

Anonymous whistleblower “Deep Throat” provided key information to Woodward and Bernstein.

A handful of Nixon’s aides, including White House counsel John Dean, testified before a grand jury about the president’s crimes; they also testified that Nixon had secretly taped every conversation that took place in the Oval Office.

Nixon struggled to protect the tapes during the summer and fall of 1973. His lawyers argued that the president’s executive privilege allowed him to keep the tapes to himself, but Judge Sirica, the Senate committee and an independent special prosecutor named Archibald Cox were all determined to obtain them.

The Saturday Night Massacre

When Cox refused to stop demanding the tapes, Nixon ordered that he be fired, leading several Justice Department officials to resign in protest. (These events, which took place on October 20, 1973, are known as the Saturday Night Massacre.) Eventually, Nixon agreed to surrender some—but not all—of the tapes.

Early in 1974, the cover-up and efforts to impede the Watergate investigation began to unravel. On March 1, a grand jury appointed by a new special prosecutor indicted seven of Nixon’s former aides on various charges related to the Watergate affair. Here is the list of those sides and advisors:

In July, the Supreme Court ordered Nixon to turn over the tapes. The House Judiciary Committee voted to impeach Nixon for obstruction of justice, abuse of power, criminal cover-up and several violations of the Constitution.

Nixon Resigned.

Remember all of the above was the Deep State media’s version of events!!!

Tomorrow we will discuss Nixon’s reaction to Watergate.
I will also share an article that questions if those break-ins even happened. This rabbit hole goes deep!!

I can’t wait for Trump’s turn!

https://twitter.com/PapiTrumpo/status/1581005141758836739?t=-nh4oq_StOgdNgtFRscfZQ&s=19

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What if things will finally get exposed?

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In his memoirs, Nixon described how he learned about the “Watergate Break-ins” while vacationing in Florida, from the morning newspaper. He recalled his reaction at the time:

“It sounded preposterous. Cubans in surgical gloves bugging the DNC! I dismissed it as some sort of prank… The whole thing made so little sense. Why, I wondered. Why then? Why in such a blundering way… Anyone who knew anything about politics would know that a national committee headquarters was a useless place to go for inside information on a presidential campaign. The whole thing was so senseless and bungled that it almost looked like some kind of a setup.”

Nixon was actually suggesting not just a setup, but one intended to harm him.

(The notifications will be turned off while I copy/paste this long presentation into the channel).

Less than a week later, on June 23rd, 1972 Nixon suddenly learned more…and this gave him much to think about.

Nixon’s chief of staff, H. R. “Bob” Haldeman, came into the Oval Office to give the president an update on a variety of topics, including the investigation of the break-in. Haldeman had just been briefed by John Dean, who had gotten his information from FBI investigators. Dean would eventually become a traitor.

HALDEMAN: …The FBI agents who are working the case, at this point, feel that’s what it is. This is CIA….

NIXON: Of course, this is a…this is a [E. Howard] Hunt [operation, and exposure of it] will uncover a lot of things. You open that scab there’s a hell of a lot of things and that we just feel that it would be very detrimental to have this thing go any further.
This involves these Cubans, Hunt, and a lot of hanky-panky that we have nothing to do with ourselves… This will open the whole Bay of Pigs thing…

Nixon knew everything he said was being recorded. Like Kennedy and Johnson who came before him, he had decided to install a taping system so that he could maintain a record of his administration. He was, in a way, dictating a file memo for future historians. There would end up being 3700 hours of tape recordings. There was a Tape with 18 minutes of missing content. What was on that tape??
Nixon never minced words. He swore. And he routinely called out the very people who he felt were against him and trying to bring down his presidency. In addition to the C_A, Nixon believed it to be the Askenazi Jews…though he specifically said “The Jewish Cabal is out to get me.”

Nixon recognized certain things about the implementation of the burglary that seemed very fishy. How could the bugging of the DNC headquarters be carried out by pros, but have so many amateur-ish and bungling maneuvers? He also thought…”A break-in at Democratic Party headquarters…on whom would that be blamed?” Well, who was running against a Democrat for reelection that fall? Why, Richard Nixon of course.

Nixon knew how this would play out publicly. Dick Nixon: ruthless, paranoid, vengeful. Wouldn’t this burglary be just the kind of thing that Dick Nixon…aka “Tricky Dick” (the “liberal media’s” version of him)...would do? Nixon’s opponent, George McGovern, made this charge repeatedly during the 1972 campaign.