SEN. JOHN KENNEDY (R-LA): "Narco-terrorists are killing our children, and President Trump and Republicans are trying to stop them. But, for some reason, that’s made some of my Democratic colleagues act like Jack Nicholson in 'The Shining.'"
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Our military members have become literal lab rats for the governments science experiments!!! 🤬

Ed Bambas the 88 year old that received $1.77M from people all over the world!
Part 1 and 2 of his story!!!
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88 year old Ed Bambas, who lost his pension from GM and 7 years ago, lost his wife and had to go back to work at a grocery store to make ends meet...tonight, he received his $1.77M!!!

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The hospital was preparing his discharge papers because he couldn't pay for the surgery.
He was being sent home to die, until the door opened and the "Steel Guardians" walked in.

Thomas, an 82-year-old Vietnam veteran, had survived the war, but he was losing his battle with the healthcare system.
He lived alone on a fixed income, and when his heart began to fail, his insurance denied the critical procedure he needed.
The hospital administration was sympathetic but firm: without the funds, they couldn't operate. They were processing his release to hospice care.
Thomas was packing his few belongings, his hands shaking, terrified of going back to his empty house to wait for the end.

He didn't have any children to call. But for twenty years, Thomas had been the neighborhood mechanic who let the local motorcycle club use his tools when they broke down.
He never charged them, just asked for a conversation now and then.
When "Gunner," the club president, saw Thomas's garage closed for three weeks straight, he started asking questions.
He found out the old man was in Room 304, about to be kicked out due to a bill he couldn't pay.

Gunner didn't start a GoFundMe. He called an emergency "church" meeting at the clubhouse.
Sixty bikers emptied their pockets, their rainy-day funds, and the club treasury.
They walked into the hospital billing department with a duffel bag and didn't leave until a receipt was printed.

When Gunner walked into the room, Thomas was weeping, holding his discharge papers.
The massive biker sat on the edge of the bed and gently gripped the frail man's shoulder.
"I don't know how to thank you," Thomas sobbed, his voice cracking. "They were sending me home to die... and you boys just fixed it."
Gunner shook his head, looking the veteran in the eye.
"You didn't leave your brothers behind in '68, Thomas. And we don't leave our friends behind now. You're getting that surgery."
The doctors prepped him within the hour. Thomas wasn't just saved by money; he was saved by the family he didn't even know he had.

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Nephilim Giants Are Real!

The Giant of Kandahar was over 12 ft tall, with red-haired, six fingers andtwo rows of teeth. U.S. SEALs found one in a cave in Afghanistan.

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No surprise at all, that the Supreme Court would take up this issue.

That should be huge SIGNAL.

This decision will finally protect the meaning and value of American citizenship.

Too many people assume that past decisions are set in stone and that the constant media narrative is the truth.

The Constitution CLEARLY states that there are TWO requirements for a person born in the United States to be a citizen.

“The United States is one of roughly 30 countries, including Canada and Mexico, that offer automatic citizenship to nearly everyone born there. Birthright citizenship was added to the Constitution in 1868 when the 14th Amendment was adopted following the Civil War. The section of that amendment known as the citizenship clause provides that “[a]ll persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.”

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Did you catch that?

The two conditions for birthright citizenship are that you have to be born in the United States AND (key word) SUBJECT to the jurisdiction of the United States.

Sorry.
If your parents aren’t citizens of the United States, then they are SUBJECTS of some other country and so are their children, whether they are born in the United States or not.

This decision is set to come down some time in June, right before the 250 year anniversary celebration of our country.

Just a coincidence?

Or perfectly timed?

~T edit: And, don't forget, the 14th Amendment was never properly ratified as per the original 1789 Constitution for the United States. I am personally looking forward to this ruling. We are getting very close to the public learning that the original 1789 Constitution, the law of the land, is very different than the 1874 [crown] Maritime Constitution, and are very different......this could be what opens the door.

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SAVIORS OF HUMANITY AND AMERICA IS ETERNALLY GRATEFUL
SAVE THE CHILDREN
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The newly released U.S. National Security Strategy marks a major shift in American priorities.

1️⃣ The Americas come first
The U.S. is formally returning to a Monroe-Doctrine mindset — focusing on securing its own hemisphere above all else. This includes shifting military resources away from Europe, the Middle East, and parts of Asia and toward threats like mass migration, cartels, and instability in Latin America.

2️⃣ China is downgraded
China is no longer labeled the top national security threat. Instead, the U.S. views Beijing mainly as:
• an economic competitor
• a supply-chain risk
• a regional power the U.S. ideally wants to prevent from dominating Asia

3️⃣ Taiwan is no longer a “vital interest”
The U.S. says deterring a conflict over Taiwan is important — but no longer top priority.
The document openly admits:
• China could soon outmatch the U.S. militarily in the region
• Defense of Taiwan may become impossible if allies don’t increase their own military commitments

4️⃣ End of ideological crusades
For the first time in decades, U.S. foreign policy explicitly rejects trying to spread democracy or remake societies abroad.
Instead, the U.S. says it wants pragmatic relations even with countries whose political systems differ.

5️⃣ The China fight becomes economic
The goal is to “win the economic future,” not defeat China militarily.
The strategy acknowledges:
• tariffs since 2017 didn’t work — China adapted
• the U.S. isn’t strong enough alone → it needs an economic coalition to compete

This raises an obvious tension:
How do you form an anti-China coalition while punishing allies with tariffs and demanding they spend more on defense?

Bottom Line:
America’s strategy has fundamentally changed.
Its new hierarchy of priorities:

1️⃣ Protect the homeland and borders
2️⃣ Dominate the Western Hemisphere
3️⃣ Rebuild economic power
4️⃣ Manage — not confront — China

The era of global policing and democracy-promotion is officially over. The U.S. is retreating from global ideological battles and focusing on rebuilding power closer to home.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/2025-National-Security-Strategy.pdf

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