Wednesday, April 2, 2025

We win, you lose... yet Obama and Hillary walk free.

 

Tuesday, April 1, 2025

For the first time in modern history a judge's robe isn’t bullet proof. Now he's facing criminal charges.



Monday, March 31, 2025

Storm Clouds Gathering


 





Widespread Voter Fraud as Millions of Non-Citizens Get Access to Social Security, Medicaid, and the Ballot Box — Millions Referred to DHS for Illegal Voting Prosecution (VIDEO) “This is mind-blowing!”


Billionaire entrepreneur and Trump advisor Elon Musk dropped a bombshell this weekend during a fiery 100-minute town hall in Green Bay, Wisconsin, where he campaigned for conservative judge Brad Schimel in the state’s upcoming Supreme Court election on Tuesday.

Joined by Antonio Gracias, a private equity titan and a key member of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) team tasked with rooting out waste in the federal government, Musk unveiled a shocking chart: a dramatic spike in Social Security Numbers issued to non-citizens, soaring from 270,000 in 2021 to a mind-blowing 2.1 million in 2024.

That’s almost 5 million non-citizens now embedded in the system—collecting benefits, draining taxpayer dollars, and, most alarmingly, infiltrating the voter rolls.

“This is a mind-blowing chart,” Musk declared, pointing to the data. “This wasn’t an accident. This was a massive, large-scale program under the Biden administration to import as many illegals as possible—ultimately to change the voting map of the United States, disenfranchise the American people, and lock in a permanent deep-blue, one-party state from which there’d be no escape.”

Gracias, founder of Valor Equity Partners and a self-described son of legal immigrants, echoed Musk’s outrage.

“We went to Social Security to find fraud, and we stumbled on this by accident,” he said.

“And this isn’t political, by the way. My parents are immigrants… My brother and sister all born in Spain. I’m pro-legal immigration. This is not political. This is about America and the future of America. And there are a lot of good people in the system that pointed this in this direction. I want to honor them right now. They’re working with the government today and took the risks to show us these numbers and tell us what’s going on.”

Gracias continued, “We found 1.3 million of them already on Medicaid as an example. On every benefit program we went through, we found groups from this particular group of people, 5.5 million people in those benefit programs. And then what was really, really disturbing us was why. We’re asking ourselves why. And so we actually just took a sample and looked at voter registration records, and we found people here registered to vote in this population.”

The evidence, according to Musk and Gracias, is undeniable. By sampling voter registration records, they uncovered non-citizens who not only registered but voted in American elections.

“We’ve referred them to prosecution at Homeland Security Investigations,” Gracias revealed. “That’s happening right now.”

But the scandal goes deeper than voter fraud. Gracias, who traveled from D.C. to Social Security offices and the southern border alongside Musk, painted a grim picture of a system rigged to incentivize illegal entry.

“And then you walk across the border. They do what’s called a “release on your own recognizance” and give you an NTA — a Notice to Appear — which is to appear before a judge. The wait times on judges are, on average, six years. Look it up on Grok — you’ll see it. Immigration judges — there are only 700 of them. This is 5.5 million people,” he explained.

Gracias continued, “So what happens then? Once you’re in the country and you’ve got asylum through one of these pathways — and we mapped the whole thing out — you can apply for a work document. You file a 765 — that’s the work form. You get this form called the 766 — that’s the authorization. And then the Social Security Administration automatically sends you your Social Security number in the mail. No interview. No ID.”

Musk didn’t mince words about who’s to blame. “This is worth just reiterating. People sometimes think that under the Biden administration, that he was simply asleep with the switch. He wasn’t a sleep. No. They weren’t asleep with the switch.”

The human cost, however, is what Gracias called “the darkest thing.”

He estimates human traffickers and cartels raked in $13 to $15 billion exploiting this broken system, preying on desperate migrants from Africa and Central America.

“You think someone in Africa or Central America has $10,000 to $20,000 to pay these traffickers? No. What happens is: you come in, then you owe them the money. You’re an indentured servant,” said Gracias.

“And if you don’t pay? What do they do? They kill your mother. They kill your brother. They kill your family. What happens next? That’s what we discovered. And I have to tell you, it’s tragic to me. The human tragedy this created is the real problem,” he added.

Even worse, ICE data reveals 30,000 children who never showed up for their hearings and 270,000 more who didn’t even get Notices to Appear.

“ICE told us that kids are being trafficked back and forth across the border to complete families to make this easier. This is a human tragedy,” Gracias said.

“And how many of these people died on the way up here that didn’t make it in? What happened to them? We created a system here that created a incentive for people to come and been taking advantage of by these traffickers.”

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Sunday, March 30, 2025

They live amongst us... THE INSIDERS

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Friday, March 28, 2025

NPR National Propaganda Radio


We spent half a billion dollars a year for stations like @NPR and @PBS to bury the truth, call half the country illiterate Nazis, have drag queens on tell kids to shimmy and shake and tell Americans that there are at least 3 genders. To summarize, CEO’s of NPR & PBS 2 biased women who went after Pres Trump with unwarranted verbal attacks & smears, employ 87 Dems 0 GOP. Promote transgender people to influence little children to shimmy & shake. Today, they just didn’t remember or their opinions simply evolved.\ Trump Gunner: Taxpayer dollars should not fund propaganda that insults half the nation, pushes radical ideologies, and distorts reality. NPR and PBS have abandoned objective journalism in favor of leftist activism. It's time to cut the funding and let them survive on their own if they want to push this nonsense! Media needs to be independent and not funded by the government. That's a pretty simple rule to live by. If they can't support themselves by attracting listeners or viewers and advertisers then they'll go under. Pretty basic stuff here. The News Variable Show of Whatfinger News, with Mal Antoni hosting... All controversial statements by Mr. Antoni are his own opinions. If you don't like them, don't watch. If you are one of those nut cases who watch just to complain, get a life or stick to fake news. We have no time for your BS. America needs patriots that just say it like it is. If you don't like it, too damn bad. Mr. Antoni is now the main editor over at Whatfinger News, the greatest aggregate news site out there - with more news and commentary daily than the next 7 competitors combined. Experience it once and you're hooked https://www.whatfinger.com/ ------

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Elon Musk and the DOGE Team. Feds Spent Roughly $1 Billion To Conduct Survey That Could’ve Been Done For $10,000

 

Wednesday, March 26, 2025

BREAKING: Venezuelan President Maduro has Now Turned In State Evidence Against The Biden Administration.



BREAKING: Venezuelan President Just Publicly Surrendered to President Trump! Maduro Has Now Turned In State Evidence Against The Biden Admin & ls Releasing PROOF That Biden Asked The Venezuelan Government TO SHIP Tren de Aragua Drug Gangs Into The US.  

Tuesday, March 25, 2025

Joe Biden, no jail time...yet! U.S. Representative Nancy Mace, "It will blow your effing mind."




 

SO GOD MADE TRUMP

 

Monday, March 24, 2025

Trump’s Mineral Revolution

Storm'n Norm'n 

Age of Trump 

Trump’s Mineral Revolution Secures Our National Sovereignty

by Ronald Beaty | Mar 23, 2025

In a world where nations wield resources as weapons, President Donald J. Trump’s Executive Order on “Immediate Measures to Increase American Mineral Production,” signed March 20, 2025, stands as a clarion call to restore America’s industrial might. This isn’t just policy — it’s a declaration of independence from the shackles of foreign dependency and bureaucratic paralysis. For too long, the United States has ceded its mineral supremacy to adversaries like China, watching helplessly as Beijing’s grip on rare earths, lithium, and cobalt strangles our economic and national security. Trump’s EO, rooted in conservative principles of self-reliance, deregulation, and economic vigor, is a masterstroke to reclaim what is rightfully ours: the ability to fuel our future from our own soil.

This is not blind nostalgia for smokestacks but a forward-looking stand for sovereignty.

The stakes could not be higher. America’s vast mineral wealth — lithium in Nevada, uranium in Utah, copper in Arizona — lies dormant beneath a web of federal red tape, a legacy of progressive overreach that has kneecapped our miners and enriched our rivals. China controls 60-70 percent of global rare earth production and over 80 percent of their processing, according to the U.S. Geological Survey, while we import 100 percent of our rare earth oxides. This isn’t just an economic embarrassment; it’s a strategic vulnerability. Every F-35 jet, every Tesla battery, every wind turbine relies on minerals we don’t produce at scale.

Trump’s EO rightly frames this as a national security crisis, invoking the Defense Production Act and a prior “National Energy Emergency” (EO 14156, January 20, 2025) to slash regulatory barriers and unleash private enterprise.

At its core, this order embodies the conservative ethos: government as a facilitator, not a dictator, of prosperity. It mandates agencies to identify and approve mining projects within 10 days, prioritizes federal lands for mineral extraction, and mobilizes capital through innovative mechanisms like the Development Finance Corporation (DFC) and Defense Department leases. This isn’t reckless — it’s resolute. The EO’s timelines are tight because freedom delayed is freedom denied. When the Bureau of Land Management takes seven years to permit a mine, as it did with Nevada’s Thacker Pass lithium project (still pending in 2025), we lose jobs to Beijing and sovereignty to bureaucrats. Trump’s order cuts that Gordian knot, proving that limited government can still act with purpose.
Consider the economic stakes. The mineral sector could be America’s next great frontier, a modern echo of the steel and oil booms that built our industrial backbone. The American Mining Association estimates that domestic critical mineral production could generate 50,000-100,000 jobs, mostly in the heartland. In states like Wyoming and Montana, where unemployment lingers from coal’s decline, this EO offers a lifeline. Onshoring battery and magnet production could slash EV costs, boosting firms like Rivian while cutting reliance on Chinese supply chains.

Critics, predictably, will cry environmental apocalypse. They’ll conjure images of scarred landscapes and poisoned rivers, ignoring that modern mining, from heap leaching to tailings management, has evolved since the 1970s. The EO doesn’t gut safeguards; it streamlines them, demanding Congress clarify the Mining Act of 1872 — a law so outdated it predates the light bulb. This is a mandate to strike a balance: stewardship of natural resources doesn’t mean locking resources away but using them wisely for human benefit.

Besides, the real ecological threat isn’t American mines — it’s China’s, where lax standards devastate ecosystems while we wring our hands. If we don’t mine here, we outsource the damage there, a hypocrisy no one should accept.
The EO’s genius lies in its fusion of public power and private dynamism. By waiving cumbersome DPA requirements and delegating authority to Defense and the DFC, Trump turbocharges investment without ballooning the deficit. Picture this: private firms leasing DoD land in Nevada to build refineries, backed by SBA loans and Export-Import Bank offtake deals. Government clears the path, entrepreneurs pave it. The proposed DFC mineral fund, paired with Defense’s Industrial Base Analysis, could rival China’s state-backed juggernauts, proving that free markets, not socialism, win resource wars.

Obstacles to Extracting Minerals

Yet, Americans must temper their enthusiasm with realism. This EO isn’t a magic wand. Our mineral processing lags — zero rare earth refineries operate stateside, per the Department of Energy — and rebuilding could take a decade. China’s cost advantage (20-30 percent cheaper, per industry analysts) means U.S. miners need tariffs or subsidies to compete, tools the EO sidesteps.

Legal challenges loom, too; environmentalists will sue under NEPA, as they did with Minnesota’s Twin Metals (blocked 2023-2025), testing the order’s mettle. And rural communities near mines may balk, fearing water shortages or cultural disruption — a reminder that liberty includes local voices.

These hurdles don’t diminish the EO’s vision; they refine it. Success will require complementary steps: tax credits for processing plants, vocational programs to train miners (only 13 U.S. universities offer mining degrees, per the Society for Mining Engineers), and trade policies to level the playing field. Congress, too, must act on the Mining Act, a task Trump’s team should press with the same urgency as border security. With Republicans holding the House and Senate in 2025, this could pass by year’s end, cementing the EO’s foundation.
The broader implications are profound. For decades, we’ve let globalists hollow out our industries, trading self-sufficiency for cheap imports. Trump’s EO reverses that surrender, echoing Reagan’s call to stand tall. It’s a middle finger to the Davos crowd who’d rather we beg Beijing than dig in Boise. And it’s a strategic coup: uranium independence bolsters our nuclear edge, rare earths secure our tech primacy, and copper fuels our grid. In a multipolar world, where China and Russia hoard resources, this EO positions America to lead, not follow.


This is not blind nostalgia for smokestacks but a forward-looking stand for sovereignty. Yes, execution matters — agencies must deliver, investors must step up, and greens must be reasoned with, not steamrolled. But the alternative is grim: a nation beholden to Xi Jinping’s whims, our factories idled, our defenses exposed. The EO’s flaws — tight timelines, processing gaps — are fixable. The American people should back this effort at mineral independence with the same resolve that built this nation. If we don’t, someone else will. And they won’t wave our flag.

Sunday, March 23, 2025

So you want to buy some gold do you?


 

Don't ask me why I said what I said...but when Levin mentioned Gramsci I...

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Until we get rid of the cancer that eats away at our Republic, there will be conflicts amongst us; aka, "There will be wars and rumors of war." 

Barack Obama is the carcinogen that damages the DNA of America and is spread widely within the Democratic Party.  Rather than saying that Obama is a follower of Gramsci, Marx, Engel or others, it would be more correct to say he is the ultimate follower of Columbia University which is the institutional summation of Communist thought in today's America. Whether we dwell on FDR's "The Forgotten Man" or Obama’s "From The Bottom Up", these are appeasing words coming from the men who never forgot themselves and governed from the top down.

"I think we have to rebuild healthy mediating institutions, worker organizations, civic associations, religious associations, trade groups, both in the real world and the virtual world, and they need to be adapted to how we live today. And they have to operate from the bottom up, and we have to find ways of bringing people from different backgrounds together in these groups, so we can all develop better habits of listening to each other, and debating each other, and making group decisions together for the common good." ~ Barack Hussien Obama 

~ Storm'n Norm'n 

Friday, March 21, 2025

CHINA, JAPAN, and AMERICA...in my humble opinion

A senior official in charge of the Communist Party of China's external activities expressed his wariness of Taiwan, where Japanese politicians continue to visit, when a delegation from the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan visited Beijing.

 On the 21st, Liu Jianchao, director of the Central Liaison Department of the Communist Party of China, met with a delegation from the Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan, including former Chairman Katsuya Okada, who visited Beijing. Liu reportedly mentioned the successive visits of Japanese politicians to Taiwan and the movement towards an Asian version of NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization).
Former Chairman Okada explained that "it is short-sighted to say that a Taiwan emergency is a Japanese emergency," but said that there are many Japanese businessmen and tourists in Taiwan, and that "if a Taiwan emergency were to occur, Japan would have no choice but to take a great interest in it.

 " In response to former Chairman Okada's statement that "disarmament should be discussed between Japan and China," Director Liu reportedly emphasized that China's increased military spending is "for the sake of protecting the country," saying that China's capabilities are inferior to those of Japan and the United States.

________Storm'n Norm'n OPINION_______

The thing that caught my eye was in that last paragraph:

China's increased military spending is "for the sake of protecting the country," saying that China's capabilities are inferior to those of Japan and the United States.

I don't believe for a minute that China's military spending is for "protecting" the country, but rather in preparation for an attack offensively against America. Their long range goals have been documented elsewhere and its Japan interests would be only if Japan would get in their way in accomplishing their long range goals.  

China has openly declared its desire to occupy America and in recent years have actually purchased thousands of acreage to establish a pre-invasion presence. (By the way... Where are all those military aged men who recently entered the country across our southern border?) You can read more about China's interests in America by clicking on the following statement by a previous Chinese Defense Minister:

"Only countries like the United States, Canada, and Australia have the vast land to serve our needs for mass colonization."

As far as the inferiority/superiority assessment of Japan vs China I think it was fairly accurate described some years earlier than the above article; as follows:

China and Japan have distinct approaches to military readiness, with China prioritizing a large, modernizing military focused on maintaining CCP control and Japan focusing on defense and technological advancements, though both have been modernizing their militaries. 
Here's a more detailed comparison:
China:
  • Focus:
    China's People's Liberation Army (PLA) is primarily focused on upholding the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) rule, rather than preparing for large-scale war. 
  • Modernization:
    China is rapidly modernizing its military, investing heavily in advanced technologies like hypersonic weapons and artificial intelligence. 
  • Naval Power:
    China has surpassed Japan in terms of aggregate tonnage of principal surface combatants, with the PLAN exceeding the JMSDF in total tonnage by about 40 percent by 2020. 
  • VLS:
    China's catchup in vertical launch systems (VLS) has been stunning, with the PLAN having 75 percent more VLS cells than the JMSDF by 2020. 
  • Doubtful Combat Readiness:
    Some analysts, including RAND, raise doubts about the PLA's combat readiness, citing internal corruption, political priorities, and a lack of combat experience. 
  • Historical Lessons:
    China might be drawing lessons from Imperial Japan's World War II strategy, aiming for swift strikes to prevent U.S. interference in a potential conflict over Taiwan. 
Japan:
  • Focus:
    Japan's Self-Defense Forces (SDF) prioritize defense and maintaining regional stability, rather than aggression. 
  • Technological Advancements:
    Japan is known for its advanced military technologies, including the E-767 AWACS plane, which has a long flight range and high speed. 
  • Naval Power:
    While China has surpassed Japan in terms of aggregate tonnage, Japan maintains a lead in average tonnage per combatant. 
  • Strategic Alliances:
    Japan is strengthening its military and forging strategic alliances with other countries, particularly the United States, in response to growing threats from China. 
  • Defense Capabilities:
    Japan is ramping up its military defenses, developing advanced technologies like railguns, and responding to China's actions in the region. 
  • Historical Context:
    The relationship between China and Japan is deeply rooted in their long history of conflict, particularly during the "Century of Humiliation". 

Thursday, March 20, 2025

FBI agent who publicly accused the agency of a pro-Trump bias has been arrested

Former agent who accused FBI of political bias is charged with disclosing confidential records

 

NEW YORK (AP) — An FBI agent who publicly accused the agency of a pro-Trump bias has been arrested and charged with disclosing confidential records after authorities say he included sensitive material about investigations and informants into a draft of his memoir.

Johnathan Buma, who claimed in 2023 that the FBI went after President Joe Biden’s son Hunter while stifling his own investigation of President Donald Trump’s ally Rudy Giuliani, was arrested Monday evening at Kennedy Airport in New York as he was about to board a flight out of the country, authorities said.

In the draft of his book, Buma described himself as “the most significant whistleblower in FBI history.”

Federal prosecutors in California, where Buma had worked as a counterintelligence and counterproliferation agent, charged him on Tuesday with a single count of disclosure of confidential information. The charge is punishable by up to one year in prison.

Buma submitted a letter of resignation Sunday, according to an affidavit prepared by an FBI agent involved in the investigation. The probe into Buma’s conduct began well before Trump took office for his second term. The FBI searched Buma’s home in November 2023, when Biden was in office.

Messages seeking comment were left with Buma’s lawyer.

After filing a whistleblower complaint and testifying before Congress, the court affidavit said Buma went to his FBI office in Orange County, California, in October 2023 and printed copies of about 130 confidential files. The files included summaries of information provided by confidential informants, the identity of an informant and screenshots of text messages he exchanged with an informant, the affidavit said.

Some of that information also appeared in a draft of Buma’s book, the affidavit said.

After emailing his bosses that he was taking an unpaid leave of absence, Buma posted excerpts of the draft on social media and emailed copies to various people, some of whom were helping him negotiate a publishing deal, according to the affidavit. Among other things, the book contained information about an FBI investigation into a foreign country’s weapons of mass destruction program, the affidavit said.