17 responses to “What Is the Truth?”

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   Joe Blow

   July 10, 2026 at 11:48 am

   Guess I should get my vasectomy reversed while the hospital’s are still functional….

   Jokes aside, my grandparents were German, Dad met Mom when he was over there while in the service. I’ve heard first-hand accounts of the fall of Berlin from my Oma, Opa served on a U-boat in the N. Atlantic and never spoke of it beyond he ‘did his duty to his nation, as every man did at that time’. They didn’t believe there was a holocaust. There were prison camps and POW’s, they were work-camps, and conditions were hard. That is all.

   If I am exposed to a looooong string of coincidences, life experience has told me I can assume that it is true. There is no doubt in my mind, because they’ll tell you to your face on camera if you ask, the Jews want to kill everyone else in the world off save a few 100k slaves to toil for their benefit.

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   IcyR7

   July 10, 2026 at 12:05 pm

   Everyone just needs to understand, its all over. Nothing can be done to stop the collapse. Multiple empires have died just like this and they couldn’t stop it either.

   The only chance to return to anything near what was SUPPOSED to be the the USA founding principle is hard men doing hard things afterwards. No more women’s feeling or diversity in ANY sense of power positions. No more religions with corrupt leadership allowed to be in control. No more life time politicians or lobbyists or companies are people not corrupt power brokers. No more coddling criminals. No more millions spent on life in prison with lots of free benefits. No more overseas alliances. You defraud the people in all the various ways its done, you are hanged in the public square. You and your family lose everything. No more years of trials designed to find ways to free criminals, if your crime is so bad you need to spend decades in prison then its execution instead. For lessser crimes, you get 2 chances to learn your lesson and change your ways, the first one gets you attempted restoration , the 2nd is very hard time and on the 3rd you are dead no discussion or feelings. No more gangs/cartels and their drugs tolerated to even exist. The list is huge and is just common sense of what actually works, but you get the point I hope. If you cant stomach that, then just bend the knee to your masters and be done with it.

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   tom finley

   July 10, 2026 at 12:19 pm

   The truth as far as I see it, they don’t need fences and barb wire they have flock cameras as digital prison. Do we have enough people to take back are country, I believe we do, I think people are still to complacent and waiting for them to cross that last line in the sand, whatever that is. The forces against us are pretty large now, who will fire the first shot, I don’t know that either, maybe send out a nation wide call to muster.

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   Michael

   July 10, 2026 at 1:29 pm

   Is 19% of the population enough to restore the nation?

   First, I’d not completely assume that the ones who were fooled (FORCED like so many military) into the not a vax are completely useless.

   Second given the near total lack of cohesion of that 19% you’re working with a smaller % than that at best.

   BUT Unless you’ve got the blessings of God, your Gideon’s Band is without leadership. Almost no real support structure and ongoing “educational” efforts of various religious viewpoints pretty much say my folks will not be working with yours well.

   No offence, just facts.

   America isn’t in the final battles of Revelation, but Persia is.

   I’d welcome scripture pointing out I am incorrect in this matter.

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      David DeGerolamo

      July 10, 2026 at 3:06 pm

      Agreed. The 19% may be 5% if we are lucky. Many who received the clot shot will fight but who is to say how many.

      At this point, I also would like to point out that God is in control. I pray for guidance to fight evil but not for this fallen nation.

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         tom finley

         July 10, 2026 at 5:21 pm

         If we were not willing to stand up when they were mandating the kill shot, especially when they started abusing the children in the day care gulags with drag queens and on and on, maybe when they demand we give our children to them for sex slaves, so when is it going to be enough, we are out of excuses are we not?

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            mike fink

            July 11, 2026 at 7:01 am

            Ther covid thing was likely pushed right up to the limit short of a violent breakout. You will recall that some state governors set up highway roadblocks to try and force non entry of out of staters. That was short lived, isolated, and very unpopular, so it was stopped. They were also talking about going door to door to every home in America with CDC volunteers to check vaxx status, that was cancelled when chatter about shooting those people reached a fever pitch. The Covidians also talked loudly and often about rounding up the non compliant and interning us in camps. I can assure you that would have resulted in dead enforcers too, consequences be damned. They tried every trick in the book, but they never actually mandated the shots for private citizens like other countries did. There is a good reason why that is the case and we should all remember that.

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   Roth Harbard

   July 10, 2026 at 4:33 pm

   Is 19% of the population enough to restore the nation?

   3% pulled off the American Revolution. Myth or reality that’s what we’re told.

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      Michael

      July 10, 2026 at 6:05 pm

      30 seconds of research showed:

      More like 35% of the colonists supported the American Revolution.

      Easy enough to look up.

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         David DeGerolamo

         July 10, 2026 at 7:38 pm

         Historians estimate 40-45% of the white colonial population actively supported the Patriot cause for independence, with Patriots receiving at most a bare majority of broader sympathy.

         Grok

         If we do some more research, we see that the Continental Congress was afraid of George Washington’s growing power and popularity. They withheld support: financial and materiel. Washington personally financed the navy which is how the Washington Cruiser flag was implemented on the ships. Many soldiers who were promised backpay after the Revolution were left hanging. Washington’s glasses is a good story which most people do not know.

         My point: sunshine patriots were plentiful then and today. The difference was a moral people who believed in God. Ask someone what divine providence means to see how low we have fallen.

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      mike fink

      July 10, 2026 at 6:30 pm

      I think that 3% number is an incredible underestimation Roth. I may buy that the people who put the Sons of Liberty together and agitated for a decade after the 1766 Stamp Act may have been 3%, but by the Eve of the Battle of Lexington the militias in every town in New England had been purged of Tory leadership and members and many Tory civilians fled the rebelling colonies for the home country or elsewhere. By the evening of 19 April 1775 as the defeated British Regulars retreated across the Charlestown Neck opposite Boston, a Patriot army of 10,000 men had been mobilized in the New England provinces from coastal Maine in the north all the way to Long Island Sound in Connecticut, and they were either already laying siege lines on the city or still in route when darkness fell. There is no doubt that the loyalists and neutrals were terribly outnumbered at that place and time.

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      David DeGerolamo

      July 10, 2026 at 7:31 pm

      From Grok:

      The “3%” figure is a popular myth claiming only 3% of American colonists actively fought against the British in the Revolutionary War, often calculated from ~80,000 Continental Army enlistments out of a ~2.5-2.8 million total population.

      It primarily represents the claimed proportion of the population that took up arms, promoted by the Three Percenters (III%ers) militia movement to symbolize a small, dedicated group resisting tyranny, analogous to today’s armed resistance ideals.

      Historians note it’s misleading: it ignores hundreds of thousands more who served in state militias (often doubling or tripling the total), short-term service, home-front contributions, and that ~30-40% of eligible white males participated in some military capacity.

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   Michael

   July 10, 2026 at 8:25 pm

   Supporting the Revolution wasn’t just warriors.

   It was the folks that wrote and published handbills about events like the Boston Massacre. Getting the word out that British Troops and especially their Mercenaries were nasty folks. And handbills promoting Colonial successes.

   It was folks like Ben Franklin going to France and gaining support from the Nobility there for our little rebellion.

   For the French our rebellion was like a proxy war against England. Much like American and NATO using Ukraine to proxy war against Russian Federation.

   It was the everyday folks who provided food, shelter and medical care for the wounded. Often hiding them from searching Red Coats when the Colonials were fleeing.

   It was folks that had the chance to accept the Kings Gold for supplies but kept some for the threadbare and frankly BROKE Colonial Forces.

   Mostly it was folks who could have been rewarded for information in the early years as a few hot heads that grew into an Army when the French got involved with arms, gunpowder, leadership and proper training so the Militia would stand for more than one salvo before fleeing (Washingtons letters) from the bayonets.

   People like the French Powder Maker DuPont? (still makes powder in USA), men like General Lafayette and so on.

   Without the French Naval Blockade keeping General Cornwallis from getting supplies and reinforcements we might have lost the big battle of Yorktown.

   Now all that said LOOK around:

   Where is our Unifying Leadership for a “Muster” as some here call for?

   Where are the supporting civilians to hide, support and offer aid to our forces? The IRA depended on them during the Times O’ Troubles.

   What OTHER Nation is going to show up to back our “Little Rebellion”?

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   Magrit

   July 10, 2026 at 8:45 pm

   I have studied and visited Revolutionary war sites. I think it is common agreement that it was about a 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 split, meaning 1/3 pro British, 1/3 on the fence , either afraid or not sure and 1/3 all in. Mind you that included women and children who supported the active troops as much as possible, with food and clothing etc.
   I think if things get real and people are at risk of losing their property things may get dicey. Like what is happening in big cities full of illegals. Right now BOTH parties steal from your pay check and your business but people are waking up. The ballot box is broke, hang on, we will be tested. Don’t trust anyone, and never trust the government . God help us

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   Roth Harbard

   July 10, 2026 at 10:44 pm

   OK. Once again I was not clear? Did I not say “say MYTH or reality?” Some folks just can’t help themselves to start an argument. The III Percenters, as has been noted, took up the myth. I believe, BELIEVE, they were assuming trigger pullers, not just supporters.

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      mike fink

      July 11, 2026 at 6:46 am

      You were very clear Roth. There was no intent to attack you or undermine your point on my part, I have just always thought that number was way off the mark. You could be on to something and it might be a reflection of numbers remaining on active service at some specific low points in the war for the Americans.

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      David DeGerolamo

      July 11, 2026 at 8:09 am

      I agree with the 3% trigger pulleys belief. Does everyone know what happened to that association?]

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