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‘Why does Thomas Crooks’ online profile end virtually as soon as he starts corresponding with this Willy Tepes? Maybe they moved the communications to a different forum that’s not traceable… like Telegram.’ — Megyn Kelly & Emily Jashinsky ‘One other question that Tucker Carlson’s reporting raised that I really...

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NEW: Megyn Kelly suspects the FBI handed over info on Thomas Crooks being a "furry" to Miranda Devine to "headfake" people from Tucker Carlson's story on Crooks. "This whole thing stinks..." "The clear implication, in my view, of Tucker's piece is that the guy was recruited by somebody to conduct this horrific act..." "Tucker goes on to report that the FBI has made no mention of this Tepes guy in public. Though they certainly know he exists."
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NEW: Megyn Kelly suspects the FBI handed over info on Thomas Crooks being a "furry" to Miranda Devine to "headfake" people from Tucker Carlson's story on Crooks. "This whole thing stinks..." "The clear implication, in my view, of Tucker's piece is that the guy was recruited by somebody to conduct this horrific act..." "Tucker goes on to report that the FBI has made no mention of this Tepes guy in public. Though they certainly know he exists."

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🔥👀 🧵THREAD. WOWW.. THERE IT IS. Corey Comperatore’s wife Helen JUST told Daily Mail she does not believe Butler was the act of a lone wolf. FINALLY Willy Tepes who Crooks spoke with online before going dark has been unmasked. He is neo-Nazi Bjorn Leif Helmerud and he said he believes Crooks was an INTELLIGENCE patsy because you cannot promote violence on YouTube BUT he was banned and Crooks was not. “If you think that kid (Thoms Crooks) just got out of bed and went and shot the president and shot my husband you’re BATSHIT crazy.” “I believe that two people ‘high up’ at the federal level who were there during the Biden Administration and are still in their positions, are responsible in some way for the assassination attempt” - Helen Comperatore 👀Ken Silva 🧵👇🏻 Who was Willy Tepes??
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🔥👀 🧵THREAD. WOWW.. THERE IT IS. Corey Comperatore’s wife Helen JUST told Daily Mail she does not believe Butler was the act of a lone wolf. FINALLY Willy Tepes who Crooks spoke with online before going dark has been unmasked. He is neo-Nazi Bjorn Leif Helmerud and he said he believes Crooks was an INTELLIGENCE patsy because you cannot promote violence on YouTube BUT he was banned and Crooks was not. “If you think that kid (Thoms Crooks) just got out of bed and went and shot the president and shot my husband you’re BATSHIT crazy.” “I believe that two people ‘high up’ at the federal level who were there during the Biden Administration and are still in their positions, are responsible in some way for the assassination attempt” - Helen Comperatore 👀Ken Silva 🧵👇🏻 Who was Willy Tepes??

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BREAKING: The FBI has concluded that would-be Trump assassin Thomas Crooks “acted alone.” The report from Fox News came just days after Tucker Carlson’s bombshell report on Crooks’ online activity and his connection to a mysterious figure. “The FBI came to the conclusion that Butler, Pennsylvania, would-be assassin Thomas Matthew Crooks acted alone — after a massive team doggedly pursued interviews with thousands of foreign and domestic individuals as part of an unprecedented global investigation into the 2024 shooting of President Donald Trump,” Fox News reported. “We have reviewed this case over and over, looked into every nugget. We have spoken to the families, the president, there is no cover-up here,” Dan Bongino said to Fox News Digital. “There is no motive for it, there is no reason for it.”
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BREAKING: The FBI has concluded that would-be Trump assassin Thomas Crooks “acted alone.” The report from Fox News came just days after Tucker Carlson’s bombshell report on Crooks’ online activity and his connection to a mysterious figure. “The FBI came to the conclusion that Butler, Pennsylvania, would-be assassin Thomas Matthew Crooks acted alone — after a massive team doggedly pursued interviews with thousands of foreign and domestic individuals as part of an unprecedented global investigation into the 2024 shooting of President Donald Trump,” Fox News reported. “We have reviewed this case over and over, looked into every nugget. We have spoken to the families, the president, there is no cover-up here,” Dan Bongino said to Fox News Digital. “There is no motive for it, there is no reason for it.”

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CNN’s Kaitlan Collins: “I mean, given the President's very personal attacks on her, do you think he should tone those down in light of actions like tonight?” Scott Jennings: “Look, she's made a lot of attacks on him too. I think the correct answer, at this moment, would be to condemn political violence, condemn political intimidation.” “I don't expect Donald Trump or Ilhan Omar, either one… are going to cease attacking each other, in very stark terms. But, but you can do that and say, We're going to have a sharp debate, and we're going to throw sharp elbows here in politics. But that does not include political violence, and it does not include political intimidation. That would be the correct response tonight.”
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CNN’s Kaitlan Collins: “I mean, given the President's very personal attacks on her, do you think he should tone those down in light of actions like tonight?” Scott Jennings: “Look, she's made a lot of attacks on him too. I think the correct answer, at this moment, would be to condemn political violence, condemn political intimidation.” “I don't expect Donald Trump or Ilhan Omar, either one… are going to cease attacking each other, in very stark terms. But, but you can do that and say, We're going to have a sharp debate, and we're going to throw sharp elbows here in politics. But that does not include political violence, and it does not include political intimidation. That would be the correct response tonight.”

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.Jason Rantz on Seattle Red on a federal judge expressing concern for the alleged WHCD shooter... "I would like to think that perhaps this is a judge who knows this is going to be really high profile, and maybe he's leading in one direction out of an abundance of caution to ensure that there's nothing that ends up causing any problems with this case down the road. But I don't know quite how you can look at the facts as they've been established right now and come to that conclusion. I hope that's what this ends up becoming. But again, I think a lot of us on the right and then awfully suspicious of some comments that have been made postures that have been taken by judges just around country, frankly, anything having to do with Donald Trump. I think the default from a lot of us is that the judges might be just great with Donald Trump is going to go overboard in one direction."
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.Jason Rantz on Seattle Red on a federal judge expressing concern for the alleged WHCD shooter... "I would like to think that perhaps this is a judge who knows this is going to be really high profile, and maybe he's leading in one direction out of an abundance of caution to ensure that there's nothing that ends up causing any problems with this case down the road. But I don't know quite how you can look at the facts as they've been established right now and come to that conclusion. I hope that's what this ends up becoming. But again, I think a lot of us on the right and then awfully suspicious of some comments that have been made postures that have been taken by judges just around country, frankly, anything having to do with Donald Trump. I think the default from a lot of us is that the judges might be just great with Donald Trump is going to go overboard in one direction."

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Bret Weinstein views President Trump as a political genius — But Fears he as Commander-in-Chief, may not have full control over the U.S. armed forces. He fears the Iran war may give Democrats the House and the Senate, which will lead to President Trump’s impeachment and conviction.. “If you were to pick one realm where I would expect Trump not to make am obvious mistake, it would be the political. I literally think we are dealing with a political genius. If nothing else, Trump has understood the way he is viewed, the American electorate such that he could be relied upon not to make a blunder of this scale.” My Thought’s: I like Bret and think he is a very thoughtful and Intelligent person. Honestly, I may come to that same conclusion if i did not understand what I currently do today. On this point, I think he is wrong and the midterms are right around the corner.. so it won’t be too long to see. Clip Tucker X
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Bret Weinstein views President Trump as a political genius — But Fears he as Commander-in-Chief, may not have full control over the U.S. armed forces. He fears the Iran war may give Democrats the House and the Senate, which will lead to President Trump’s impeachment and conviction.. “If you were to pick one realm where I would expect Trump not to make am obvious mistake, it would be the political. I literally think we are dealing with a political genius. If nothing else, Trump has understood the way he is viewed, the American electorate such that he could be relied upon not to make a blunder of this scale.” My Thought’s: I like Bret and think he is a very thoughtful and Intelligent person. Honestly, I may come to that same conclusion if i did not understand what I currently do today. On this point, I think he is wrong and the midterms are right around the corner.. so it won’t be too long to see. Clip Tucker X

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🚨 BREAKING: Retired Marine Joey Jones just TRUTH NUKED Gavin Newsom after Newsom said in Germany, "Trump is only temporary!" "America first is NOT temporary. The effect of Donald Trump on this country is NOT temporary and that should be the SCARIEST thing in the world to Democrats!" "To think there might be somebody out there who could carry the policies and the strength that Donald Trump has created among Americans, a majority of Americans, and not have the bags that they've assigned to Donald Trump because he lived this colorful life for decades before he entered into public office." "That should be so scary to Democrats. Sitting there saying something as NAIVE as Donald Trump is temporary." "Donald Trump knows Donald Trump is temporary. Why do you think he's at it again? Why do you think he wanted a second term? Why do you think it's so important to him to leave a legacy that changes this country back in the direction it went for so long and was so prosperous?" "To think that Donald Trump is temporary as a negative thing for Republicans or a positive thing for Democrats, that might show the lack of political acumen that Gavin Newsom has more than anything I've seen."
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🚨 BREAKING: Retired Marine Joey Jones just TRUTH NUKED Gavin Newsom after Newsom said in Germany, "Trump is only temporary!" "America first is NOT temporary. The effect of Donald Trump on this country is NOT temporary and that should be the SCARIEST thing in the world to Democrats!" "To think there might be somebody out there who could carry the policies and the strength that Donald Trump has created among Americans, a majority of Americans, and not have the bags that they've assigned to Donald Trump because he lived this colorful life for decades before he entered into public office." "That should be so scary to Democrats. Sitting there saying something as NAIVE as Donald Trump is temporary." "Donald Trump knows Donald Trump is temporary. Why do you think he's at it again? Why do you think he wanted a second term? Why do you think it's so important to him to leave a legacy that changes this country back in the direction it went for so long and was so prosperous?" "To think that Donald Trump is temporary as a negative thing for Republicans or a positive thing for Democrats, that might show the lack of political acumen that Gavin Newsom has more than anything I've seen."

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DESANTIS reacts to Trump's weak attempt to walk back his attacks on Netanyahu: “We have the Donald Trump on the teleprompter, where he's reading what's on there. Then you have to Donald Trump when he gets off that teleprompter, and that's the real Donald Trump. He attacked Netanyahu “because Bibi congratulated Biden in November. That's why he did it. He hates Netanyahu because of that. That's about him. That's not about the greater good of what Israel is trying to do or American security. “And so, I think it's fine to kind of clean up and do all that. I would say, get rid of your teleprompter. Don't use that as a crutch. Go to debates. Show up and debate for two hours, and then we'll be able to see where he's really coming from. So, we've seen over the course every interview, every time he's gotten off the teleprompter for like the last two months, they've had to clean things up. “This is a different Donald Trump. In 2016, he was free-wheeling, he's out there barnstorming the country, doing all this. Now it's just a different guy — and it's sad to see.”

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“President Trump would like the war to be over soon. He’s clearly signaling he wants the war to be over soon. But the Iranians have a different strategy. Their strategy is to stretch this out as long as possible. Their strategy is to inflict as much pain on the U.S. and the world economy as possible. And that’s why Trump’s strategy of blockading their blockade really doesn’t make any sense when you think about it. They’re going to blockade the Strait, so we’re going to blockade the Strait to counter their blockade of the Strait? It’s a recipe for continued stalemate.”
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“President Trump would like the war to be over soon. He’s clearly signaling he wants the war to be over soon. But the Iranians have a different strategy. Their strategy is to stretch this out as long as possible. Their strategy is to inflict as much pain on the U.S. and the world economy as possible. And that’s why Trump’s strategy of blockading their blockade really doesn’t make any sense when you think about it. They’re going to blockade the Strait, so we’re going to blockade the Strait to counter their blockade of the Strait? It’s a recipe for continued stalemate.”

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Reporter: What do you make of Donald Trump’s attack on Kamala Harris’ identity? Shapiro: I think it’s offensive and it’s more of the same from Trump. He attacks other people based on what they look like or who they pray to or who they love.. He tries to divide Americans because he struggles with uplifting all Americans. I think it shows profound weakness.. Attacking the identity of the VP doesn’t at all reflect negatively on the VP but shows a real insecurity about Trump. This guy is nervous as hell to face Kamala Harris. He’s already trying to back out of the debate. Part of that is because he knows she’s going to whoop him in the debate… There’s another reason why he really doesn’t want to debate her and doesn’t really want to have a conversation about the issues. It’s because he can’t defend his record. He has a record of failure…I think Donald Trump’s attacks speak volumes about the kind of coward that he is, about his own failings, and say nothing about the great qualifications of the VP
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Reporter: What do you make of Donald Trump’s attack on Kamala Harris’ identity? Shapiro: I think it’s offensive and it’s more of the same from Trump. He attacks other people based on what they look like or who they pray to or who they love.. He tries to divide Americans because he struggles with uplifting all Americans. I think it shows profound weakness.. Attacking the identity of the VP doesn’t at all reflect negatively on the VP but shows a real insecurity about Trump. This guy is nervous as hell to face Kamala Harris. He’s already trying to back out of the debate. Part of that is because he knows she’s going to whoop him in the debate… There’s another reason why he really doesn’t want to debate her and doesn’t really want to have a conversation about the issues. It’s because he can’t defend his record. He has a record of failure…I think Donald Trump’s attacks speak volumes about the kind of coward that he is, about his own failings, and say nothing about the great qualifications of the VP

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Piers Morgan presses "looks max" influencer Clavicular on why he won't distance himself from the Tate brothers after they were accused of s*x crimes by 7 different women. Clavicular calls it a "political persecution," then says he believes in "due process." Watch how Piers Morgan responds to that: PIERS: "Will you now distance yourself from them completely? How are you viewing what is happening here?" CLAVICULAR: "Well, I mean, it's really not too surprising because this is what happens to a lot of different influencers. There's a lot of political attacks with a lot of these strung up charges. So it's happened to me in the past. So political persecution through legal means is nothing new." PIERS: "How do you know that it's that? How do you know for sure that these are not charges with merit? Seven different women, they're making a number of very serious allegations." CLAVICULAR: "Well, I could say this once again, they're innocent until proven guilty." PIERS: "That is true. But you've already effectively convicted the alleged victims as being liars. When you say you believe in due process, but you also say it's a trumped-up political persecution, those two things can't be true at the same time." CLAVICULAR: "Why not?" PIERS: "Does it not matter for the alleged victims?" CLAVICULAR: "Well, I — it's a little bit ridiculous. The entire thing about the extradition. I think it's a bit of an embarrassment to the United States to allow the UK to come in and do an arrest on United States soil." PIERS: "Well, to be fair, the Americans did the arrest, and we have an extradition treaty between the US and UK. Most of the crimes were allegedly committed in the UK. Why shouldn't they do this?" CLAVICULAR: "Well, just a bit of an embarrassment." PIERS: "Is that because essentially you don't believe any of the allegations?" CLAVICULAR: "Well, no. I believe that the United States shouldn't be extraditing to the United Kingdom, but that's besides the point. So let's move on."
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Piers Morgan presses "looks max" influencer Clavicular on why he won't distance himself from the Tate brothers after they were accused of s*x crimes by 7 different women. Clavicular calls it a "political persecution," then says he believes in "due process." Watch how Piers Morgan responds to that: PIERS: "Will you now distance yourself from them completely? How are you viewing what is happening here?" CLAVICULAR: "Well, I mean, it's really not too surprising because this is what happens to a lot of different influencers. There's a lot of political attacks with a lot of these strung up charges. So it's happened to me in the past. So political persecution through legal means is nothing new." PIERS: "How do you know that it's that? How do you know for sure that these are not charges with merit? Seven different women, they're making a number of very serious allegations." CLAVICULAR: "Well, I could say this once again, they're innocent until proven guilty." PIERS: "That is true. But you've already effectively convicted the alleged victims as being liars. When you say you believe in due process, but you also say it's a trumped-up political persecution, those two things can't be true at the same time." CLAVICULAR: "Why not?" PIERS: "Does it not matter for the alleged victims?" CLAVICULAR: "Well, I — it's a little bit ridiculous. The entire thing about the extradition. I think it's a bit of an embarrassment to the United States to allow the UK to come in and do an arrest on United States soil." PIERS: "Well, to be fair, the Americans did the arrest, and we have an extradition treaty between the US and UK. Most of the crimes were allegedly committed in the UK. Why shouldn't they do this?" CLAVICULAR: "Well, just a bit of an embarrassment." PIERS: "Is that because essentially you don't believe any of the allegations?" CLAVICULAR: "Well, no. I believe that the United States shouldn't be extraditing to the United Kingdom, but that's besides the point. So let's move on."

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So Piers Morgan, a journalist I value, interviewed Clavicular for his show. I appreciate the time he gave in the segment to talk about the interview Clavicular gave us on Channel 13 and why he left that interview. Unlike other figures, Morgan acted like a journalist, and tried to understand what the problem was with asking him why he is refusing to apologize - while in Israel - for the Heil Hitler incident. Clavicular said that he was asked about it plenty of times, again didn’t want to answer, and threw back accusations at the interviewer as usual. And the real question is: why is that? Why was it so easy for him to stream to tens of millions of followers - at least four times - a song glorifying Hitler, and why is it so hard for him, just once, to acknowledge this as an insult to millions of Jews? Maybe, just maybe, it all comes down to the fact that he knows anti-Semitic content gets you traffic. Just like he knows humiliating young girls gets you views. He still has anti-Semitic friends like Nick Fuentes and just defended Andrew Tate. This guy didn’t aim to do PR for Israel. He didn’t come here and hold formal meetings with Netanyahu’s advisors - a lie he keeps repeating. He was actually thrown out of a club because the owner heard that he sang the Heil Hitler song. He got hate on every corner he visited. His aim was simply to get clicks. He is not a “kid.” He holds an internet empire with managers and employees. He knows how to talk; he certainly is not stupid. He is a professional provocateur who hopped on the Israeli trend. At least Piers Morgan, unlike others, had the fairness to pull the mask off this guy. Piers Morgan
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So Piers Morgan, a journalist I value, interviewed Clavicular for his show. I appreciate the time he gave in the segment to talk about the interview Clavicular gave us on Channel 13 and why he left that interview. Unlike other figures, Morgan acted like a journalist, and tried to understand what the problem was with asking him why he is refusing to apologize - while in Israel - for the Heil Hitler incident. Clavicular said that he was asked about it plenty of times, again didn’t want to answer, and threw back accusations at the interviewer as usual. And the real question is: why is that? Why was it so easy for him to stream to tens of millions of followers - at least four times - a song glorifying Hitler, and why is it so hard for him, just once, to acknowledge this as an insult to millions of Jews? Maybe, just maybe, it all comes down to the fact that he knows anti-Semitic content gets you traffic. Just like he knows humiliating young girls gets you views. He still has anti-Semitic friends like Nick Fuentes and just defended Andrew Tate. This guy didn’t aim to do PR for Israel. He didn’t come here and hold formal meetings with Netanyahu’s advisors - a lie he keeps repeating. He was actually thrown out of a club because the owner heard that he sang the Heil Hitler song. He got hate on every corner he visited. His aim was simply to get clicks. He is not a “kid.” He holds an internet empire with managers and employees. He knows how to talk; he certainly is not stupid. He is a professional provocateur who hopped on the Israeli trend. At least Piers Morgan, unlike others, had the fairness to pull the mask off this guy. Piers Morgan

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Donald Trump on why he didn't want to be President in 1980: In a fascinating interview with Rona Barrett, a 34-year-old Donald Trump is asked if he would ever want to be President of the United States. His answer might surprise you: "I really don't believe I would, Rona. But I would like to see somebody as the president who could do the job." Trump explains why the most capable people stay away from politics: "Most men are frightened of politics today… The most capable people are not necessarily running for political office and that is a very sad commentary on the country. They head major corporations and they had this and that, but they are not running for political office." When Barrett pushes him on why he himself wouldn't run, given his wealth and accomplishments, Trump gives a revealing answer: "Because I think it's a very mean life. I would love and I would dedicate my life to this country, but I see it as being a mean life." He continues with a critique of the political process itself: "Somebody with wrong views and somebody with the kind of views that are maybe a little bit unpopular, which may be right but may be unpopular... wouldn't necessarily have a chance of getting elected against somebody with no great brain but a big smile. And that's a sad commentary for the political process." Trump points to television as the culprit, using a striking historical example: "The Abraham Lincolns of the world... Abraham Lincoln would probably not be electable today because of television. He was not a handsome man and he did not smile at all. He would not be considered to be a prime candidate for the presidency and that's a shame, isn't it?" Despite his reluctance to run himself, Trump expresses a strong belief in the power of the right leader: "There is one man that can turn this country around. I could tell you I know a number of people that would be excellent presidents… they're very, very competent, they're leaders, they have the respect of everybody, and they would be fabulous presidents. But they're not running for political office." What Trump said he'd rather do at the time: "What I would like to be involved in is trying to help choose somebody or working with a group of people whereby they put up a candidate who would be acceptable to be the president of the country."

History Nerd

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MAJOR questions must be asked and ANSWERED after recent revelations on the failed Trump assassin in Butler, PA: Why did the Biden's FBI hide Crooks’ violent anti-Trump phase online? Why did the FBI, after the election, still toe that line? Why did FBI Director Wray insist Crooks didn't leave a significant online footprint when we now know he did? Why did they ignore the insane number of red flags Crooks must have tripped about assassinations in online searches while other Americans were arrested for memes? Why did they clean the crime scene prematurely? Why was every digital trace of his political shift from pro-Trump to anti-Trump kept out of public discussion? Why does every single "mistake" our government made on this case seem to point in the same direction towards either incompetence, negligence, hiding the truth, or shaping a political narrative? I'm not saying this is a conspiracy. But there is something VERY WRONG with the "official" story.
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MAJOR questions must be asked and ANSWERED after recent revelations on the failed Trump assassin in Butler, PA: Why did the Biden's FBI hide Crooks’ violent anti-Trump phase online? Why did the FBI, after the election, still toe that line? Why did FBI Director Wray insist Crooks didn't leave a significant online footprint when we now know he did? Why did they ignore the insane number of red flags Crooks must have tripped about assassinations in online searches while other Americans were arrested for memes? Why did they clean the crime scene prematurely? Why was every digital trace of his political shift from pro-Trump to anti-Trump kept out of public discussion? Why does every single "mistake" our government made on this case seem to point in the same direction towards either incompetence, negligence, hiding the truth, or shaping a political narrative? I'm not saying this is a conspiracy. But there is something VERY WRONG with the "official" story.

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Alex Smith on what stands out to him about Brock Purdy: “Since he’s been playing, and this is what I don’t think people realize, this guy pushes the ball downfield. When you look at the down the field from the quarterback as far as attempts, completions, accuracy, I mean this guy leads the league in the NFL every year in every one of those categories. This is the guy that battles the game manager thing. Like he’s just a product of the system. It just couldn’t be further from the truth. This guy is a phenomenal player. You want to talk about risk taker, to layer these balls over the middle and to throw it as early as he does, it takes guts. There’s trust you have to have. Unflinching trust to turn these balls loose in an NFL game. Knowing your vision’s obscured, hoping the guy is in there where he’s supposed to be, and this guy just does it time and time again. That’s a gift.” via: Larry Krueger

Coach Yac 🗣

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Bookmark this. This may be one of the strongest endorsements of President Donald J. Trump's leadership you'll hear from a world leader. Former Australian Prime Minister Hon. Scott Morrison AC: "One of the criticisms made by President Trump’s hecklers, whether here in Australia or elsewhere, is that he’s so transactionally driven and that it’s all about politics. Well, frankly, doing this in Iran was not in his political interests. And staying there now is not in his political interests. He has taken a big hit on this and continues to domestically and politically. You would only do that if it is something you know is deeply important to the national interest. I admire this. He has been prepared to take the heat. I’m sure there have been many advising him to do something very different from a political point of view, and I’m sure they have his best interests from that perspective at heart. But I think it disproves this idea that he is some political automaton, transactionally motivated by self-interest. What he has done here—and how he has supported Israel at this moment—is quite extraordinary. And I think, of the many things that will be remembered about Donald Trump—and there will be a lot— His strength on the question of Iran has been quite extraordinary and very commendable.” 👇
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Bookmark this. This may be one of the strongest endorsements of President Donald J. Trump's leadership you'll hear from a world leader. Former Australian Prime Minister Hon. Scott Morrison AC: "One of the criticisms made by President Trump’s hecklers, whether here in Australia or elsewhere, is that he’s so transactionally driven and that it’s all about politics. Well, frankly, doing this in Iran was not in his political interests. And staying there now is not in his political interests. He has taken a big hit on this and continues to domestically and politically. You would only do that if it is something you know is deeply important to the national interest. I admire this. He has been prepared to take the heat. I’m sure there have been many advising him to do something very different from a political point of view, and I’m sure they have his best interests from that perspective at heart. But I think it disproves this idea that he is some political automaton, transactionally motivated by self-interest. What he has done here—and how he has supported Israel at this moment—is quite extraordinary. And I think, of the many things that will be remembered about Donald Trump—and there will be a lot— His strength on the question of Iran has been quite extraordinary and very commendable.” 👇

Erin Molan

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