The first point of recognition must be that there is no one in local, state or federal government interested in the well being of the people. There is no corporation dedicated to anything other than self-enrichment and aggrandizement. We are on our own and as effectively as we can build small groups who understand that, become mutual support sources for each other, the better off we’re going to be.

The first act of resistance is developing self-sufficiencies. Resilience is a revolutionary act, because when we can provide for ourselves, they cannot pressure us to comply. They will try and thereby expose themselves as the thugs they are. It’s a hostile world, now. Clinging to comfort, while it should be enjoyed while it’s available, recognizing that there is an end to that comfort is equally important. Or, rather, redefining “comfort” as something much more sustainable.

The truth is, the more complete they build out the surveillance state, the more AI controls all of these functions, the less ability the people will have to exert their own power. It’s coming to a crucial stage, knowing that we have no representation, that no one is on our side, we had better develop a cohesive “side” or we’ll just be individual weeds they can pull at their discretion.

Read the TL Davis substack …

I guess we’ll know who’s lying this afternoon.

“I was asked to by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, by Qatar, and by Iran to hold off strikes,” Trump said. “It would have been a massive attack.” He added: “When the allies asked to call it off, you gotta say, Well, let’s see.”

“I asked the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, ‘What would you rather have us do?’” Trump said. “He said, ‘We would prefer a deal rather than an attack.’” And more: “Allies think there is a deal,” Trump explained. “There is a deal on Hormuz, and it will be a deal on the nuclear.”

Iranian officials said there are currently no negotiations with the United States and that Tehran is not planning to send or host any delegations “these days.”

“We currently do not have negotiations with America,” and Iran had no plans to host foreign delegations or send negotiators abroad in the coming days, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei told reporters.

Read the entire Zerohedge post …

From Vox Popoli

The 2nd Muslim Invasion of Spain

It’s now formally underway. And, of course, the media is still temporizing its coverage with sob stories about the poor migrants who just want a better life in someone else’s nation:

As more mayhem unfolds before me, I would challenge any liberal progressive to witness such troubling scenes and still advocate for open borders.

With migrants lurking with listless boredom on every street corner, in squares, avenues and bridge underpasses, forcing locals to cower in their homes, Ceuta today does not look like anyone’s idea of a utopia.

Tearful Sid didn’t seem much of a threat. But you don’t need to travel far to sense disquiet here.

Some migrants queue outside the small number of shops prepared to serve them. Most don’t want their custom.

Normally on a Saturday the city parks and beaches are alive with families and the sounds of children playing. Apart from the police, the military and a few hardy Spanish souls, the only people visible in Ceuta yesterday were migrants, seemingly from across Africa. For sure, some were friendly, but the locals’ deep unease was understandable.

‘They’ve taken over the city,’ said a police officer. ‘Look around you. It may as well be Morocco because all the Spaniards are indoors.’

If the Spanish people don’t fight back, they will lose their land. Again. And don’t forget that last time, it took them seven centuries to get it back and evict all of the invaders.

I don’t think the second Spanish Inquisition will be as merciful as the first one. And the next Franco isn’t going to be as circumspect as the previous one.

Was the USA involved in the recent Islamic invasion of two Spanish enclaves?

The US and Israel orchestrated the mass migrant crossing from Morocco into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta to punish Madrid for its refusal to bow to pressure on the Middle East conflicts, Iran’s embassy in Kenya has suggested. Spain has been at odds with Washington and West Jerusalem over the Gaza war and strikes on Iran.

Over the past several days, roughly 50,000 to 60,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into Ceuta by land and sea in numbers equivalent to some 70% of the enclave’s regular population. The local authorities admitted they had been “completely overwhelmed” by the sudden surge.

The crisis, the largest human traffic invasion in the EU’s history, claimed the lives of at least 86 people, a toll expected to rise further. Many of the victims drowned in the sea or were crushed in the stampede at border checkpoints. On Friday, the Iranian Embassy in Nairobi described the migrant surge as “an operation organized by Washington and Tel Aviv – coordinated with certain neighboring authorities – to destabilize Spain.”

We know Israel was involved as a sponsor. Both the Israeli Ambassador to the UN and the son of the current Prime Minister made that perfectly clear. But this is the first time that it’s been suggested that the USA was involved as well, although Trump did make some weird claims about how this sort of thing would happen in Europe if Republicans lose the mid-term elections.

I just assumed that was Trump doing his usual thing of attempting to jump to the front of every parade, but it’s possible there was more too it than that. If so, things are going to get even weirder than they already are fast.

Trump or Iran is lying. Based on the past five months, it appears Trump is still lying.

Roth’s post on the formation of a new political party should have raised some pointed questions. I was surprised at the comments: I would have hoped for better input.

Let’s make some assumptions:

1. No one issue will ever receive 100% support. Which is why our Republic initially set up minimum requirements for approving legislation in the Constitution: simple majority or 2/3 to pass legislation or treaties.
2. The government represents the people:

3. We are a moral and religious people:

If we want to survive and move forward, instead of attacking and dividing, why don’t we start with listing what we want. Then we will build a party (or a new country/countries) based on that foundation as our founding fathers did. Remember, the Constitution came second and replaced the Articles of Confederation and Perpetual Union. So much for the Perpetual label. The point is to learn from our mistakes and not rush blindly into the future.

Going back to the first point above: we must all understand that we will never get consensus on every aspect of a government or even one solution. What I saw in the comments of the initial post was attacks and division without any questions of what “America First for All Americans” means and represents. What path forward would be successful based on the sampling of comments on the first post? Would you listen to people who comment with no solutions when presented with the formation of a new party? I would at least expect questions to asked and suggestions to be made.

The second point is a quote by the evil Lincoln which was propaganda meant to appease people in an economic war. It is what the government of the Great Experiment was supposed to be. Unfortunately, it has become the antithesis of our forefathers’ legacy. The people are not represented by the government: we are enslaved, attacked and murdered by tyrants.

Which leads to the third point: our white culture was the basis of the American Dream. This foundation was destroyed by removing morality and Christianity. “We the People” allowed this to happen.

So let’s build the foundation for a new party or a new country instead of denigrating everything presented without any thought or consideration.

I can make a list but let me present some topics that must be addressed prior to making suggested solutions:

1. Secure borders
2. Secure currency
3. Immigration requirements
4. Secure elections
5. A legal framework designed to protect citizens instead of controlling them
6. Education
7. Moral code
8. Religious freedom
9. Structure of the government
10. Natural law rights

Obviously there are more issues but the point is to start developing the framework instead of marginalizing everything. Take a breath, step back and drop the negativity and personal pride. We have an opportunity to break the chain and regain our freedom. Let’s not waste it because we will not get a second chance for a long time if we lose this opportunity.

I remember the Trump coverup last year concerning the release of the Epstein Files. Thomas Massie’s legislation finally overrode the impasse and legislation was passed forcing the release of the files.

Two points to consider:

1. The DOJ did not comply with the law and the information is still not released.
2. Congress passed the legislation because they did not want to be on record for supporting the coverup. They also knew that the information would not be released to the public regardless of the law.

What are the ramifications of Israeli control of the United States’ government?

1. Trump is compromised. Whether he was complicit with Epstein or has been blackmailed by Israel is not known but the stench of Israel is overwhelming.
2. Charlie Kirk was assassinated and the coverup is falling apart.
3. Operation Epstein Fury has brought the world to economic collapse.
4. Israel is about to assume control of the US military and other US intelligence sectors.
5. The possibility of a US draft to fight for Israel in the Middle East is being discussed.
6. Israel bought a US House of Representatives primary to oust Thomas Massie.

To say the game is rigged is an understatement. Our founding fathers and principles have been shamed and our Republic’s foundation is collapsing as the government compounds its tyranny.

Should we pray for Divine Intervention or should we beg for mercy based on our transgressions?