Brooke Gossett
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First…… Senator Rick Scott stepped aside and did not take the gavel today! Rick Scott Thank you for stepping aside and not taking the gavel today. We noticed…… and we appreciate it. But today’s Senate club enforcers were Deb Fischer of Nebraska and Chuck Grassley of Iowa. Once again, Republican voters watched senators preserve meaningless pro forma sessions that keep the Senate technically “in session” for one purpose…… blocking President Trump’s recess appointments. Republican voters did not fight to hand Republicans power just to watch Senate Republicans protect procedure, protect the institution, and slow down the America First agenda the people demanded. The Senate is protecting itself…… from what, I honestly do not know…… because we are the people who vote for them, support them, campaign for them, and ultimately have the power to remove them. So what force inside Washington keeps convincing Republicans to go against the very voters who put them there? Senator Deb Fischer…… you betrayed the conservative movement today. Nebraska voters are watching…… and your next election is in 2030. Chuck Grassley …… Iowa voters are watching too. Your next election is in 2028. We the People are paying attention! 👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️🤍💙🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Brooke Gossett402,418 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten
Let’s talk about SmartLA 2028……and how the LA fires, have conveniently aligned with their urban redevelopment agenda. Fires create cleared land….land that’s suddenly available for ‘reimagining’ neighborhoods in line with smart city visions. Properties that were uninsured or abandoned are often the first to be reclaimed, paving the way for new high-density, tech-enabled housing and infrastructure projects. Here’s the kicker: federal and state grants always seem to flow right after these disasters, labeled as ‘rebuilding funds.’ But rebuilding isn’t just about replacing what was lost…..it’s about reshaping the city to meet goals like Smart LA 2028. These funds go toward sustainable, technology-driven projects, from smart grids and EV charging stations to IoT-powered housing. The result? A city rebuilt not for the original residents but to fit a new, high-tech urban blueprint. And they aren’t hiding it. In the first minute of this video, Ted Ross, LA’s IT General Manager, openly discusses how natural disasters have impacted Los Angeles. He frames these challenges as opportunities to rethink and rebuild the city using smart technology, perfectly aligning with the SmartLA 2028 vision. Coincidence? Or are disasters seen as a fast track for these agendas? Either way, it’s hard to ignore how destruction leads straight to their progress.
Brooke Gossett13,438 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
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