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🚨 IRAN'S CAPITOL HILL COUP D'ÉTAT: The Tehran Trojan Horse Just Filed Impeachment Against America's Secretary of War Pete Hegseth— Receipts Attached 🚨 While U.S. forces are in the crosshairs of the Islamic Republic's nuclear ambitions and proxy terror, Rep. Yassamin Ansari (D-AZ-03) — Iranian-American Congresswoman, daughter of Iranian immigrants, and longtime NIAC-endorsed asset — has filed Articles of Impeachment against Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. Her charges? "Unauthorized war against Iran" and "violations of the law of armed conflict" for striking Iranian targets... including what her press release calls a "girls’ school in Minab." Translation: Hegseth had the audacity to hit back at the regime — so Ansari is trying to decapitate America's war leadership mid-conflict. Receipts (screenshots attached in Laura Loomer's post linked below— review them yourself): 1. Ansari's own press release boasting she filed impeachment for "repeatedly violating his oath" and endangering troops by refusing to stand down against Iran. She literally cites civilian strikes in the Islamic Republic as proof of "high crimes." 2. NIAC's own website — the organization the Iranian state media has called "the regime’s lobbying arm in the United States" — proudly listing Ansari as their endorsed Iranian-American candidate. 3. Billboards of NIAC co-founder Trita Parsi plastered across Tehran right now — propaganda honoring the very network pushing sanctions relief, nuclear tolerance, and anti-Hegseth talking points inside the U.S. government. And the video (below fromLaura Loomer) is pure nightmare fuel: Iranian officials on a panel openly discussing their coordination with Parsi and NIAC — then panicking "Be careful, this is being recorded!" This isn't "oversight." This isn't "policy disagreement." This is hybrid warfare — a foreign influence operation using the impeachment clause as a political weapon to protect the ayatollahs while American service members bleed. It echoes the Framers' worst fears in the Federalist Papers: foreign corruption of our republic (Federalist No. 68). It smells like potential FARA violations, material support concerns, and dual-loyalty threats the Founders warned would destroy the republic from within. Trita Parsi — Iranian/Swedish citizen, U.S. green card holder, regime mouthpiece — built NIAC into exactly what critics (and Iranian media) have always said it was. His billboards in Iran aren't a coincidence. Ansari's timing isn't a coincidence. FBI Homeland Security Secretary Marco Rubio U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari: Investigate. Now. Bank records. Communications. The whole network. America does not tolerate foreign agents in uniform — or in Congress. Pete Hegseth stays. The mullahs lose. America First. Full stop. Share this before they memory-hole it. This is how empires fall — from within! Visit Laura's post at: for receipts and follow her Laura Loomer for updates. #IranianCoupInCongress #TehranTrojanHorse #HegsethImpeachmentHoax #NIACExposed #TritaParsiDeport #ForeignAgentInCongress #FARA #AmericaFirst #SecWarHegseth

Tony Seruga

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“I hear way too many of these stories. […] We have to provide the care; I mean we actually have court judgments on this. […] Well, you know, you do the math on it, I’m, yes, there is 23,000 patients a year that get, uhm, diagnosed with cancer. We have 120 oncologists. That’s about 191 patients for each oncologist. So you would think that they should be able to treat 191 patients. That’s less than 1 patient a day.” - Danielle Smith (*) 😳 sounds like she wouldn’t be surprised if a lawsuit were to come. 2.Does Danielle Smith have any idea what fills an oncologist’s day? Maybe it’s time for Premier Smith to finish her Stampeding activities to flip flapjacks at each of AB’s cancer centres to meet with oncologists, their support team, pathologists and patients. In the meantime, maybe the oncologists I know could add to this list, giving our United Conservative Party of Alberta Alberta Government and Alberta Health a better picture of what actually happens behind the scenes when an you treat <1 patient per oncologist per day. Here is the list I have come up with so far: ⁃Review incoming referral ⁃Review incoming patient’s medical history ⁃Preliminary meeting with new patient: confirming diagnosis, discussing next steps, including treatment options, answering questions, condoling patient, agreeing on treatment and getting treatment consent ⁃Writing doctor’s notes for patient’s employer for medical leave ⁃Writing and sending requisitions for additional tests and/or scans ⁃Writing detailed notes of patients in patient’s file ⁃Reviewing results from requested tests and/or scans ⁃Filling out patient’s short-and/or long-term disability forms ⁃Coordinating treatment ⁃Coordinating bloodwork for every treatment cycle. For example, mine was initially 2 weeks, then moved to weekly, then moved to every 3 weeks + quarterly infusions ⁃Between cycle patient appointment to review bloodwork, assess patient. listen to patient’s side effects, adjust treatment as needed, send referrals for side effects management ⁃Write prescriptions for outpatient medication(s) ⁃Update patient’s file with summary of meeting ⁃Review updates from providers addressing patient’s side effects ⁃Attend Tumour Board meetings ⁃Conducting research, including meetings with with the research teams, testing, reading other studies, compiling and analyzing mounds and mounds of data, then writing so results can get the results/findings published… ⁃training residents (who often leave because they see the chaos and uncompetitiveness of the AB system and pay) ⁃teaching classes at amedical school (many, if not most are university medical professors), grading papers ⁃speaking or attending medical conferences to remain up-to-date on what’s new in their area of oncology ⁃returning patient and other medical professionals’ phone calls. I didn’t factor in any time they may use running to the bathroom, having a quick bite to eat, or grieving when one of their patients take a turn for the worst, or dies. This just goes to show how much Danielle Smith is out of touch with how it works. This is only my view as a patient of my oncologists’ workload, and I only see a part of what they do. Alberta Medical Association (AMA) David Shepherd Dr. Luanne Metz AHS_CancerCare Alberta Health Services The Breakdown (*) Global News. (2024, June 1). Your Province. Your Premier. Edmonton, AB. Accessed: July 8, 2024. (around the ½ way mark of the show)

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