Democrats Are Milking Things for Every Last Drop

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Remember when the “Seditious Six” made their little video whining about “illegal orders,” hoping to cause chaos in the military to harm President Donald Trump? Those boobs never did cite a single instance of an illegal order, weaseling their way through interviews asking basic questions about why they did what they did because they did it for the express purpose of harming the country.

Since Democrats are not like normal Americans, their donors swallowed the bait these six idiots put on the hook. The media tried to make them stars beyond their base, but that didn’t work – you have to already hate the country to embrace people who hate the country.

When their actions flopped, these six fools retreated to the one place Democrats can always count on to comfort them in their time of need: the dumb party members who give their money to grifting politicians.

Mark Kelly – Arizona Senator, former astronaut and fighter pilot, who has such questionable personal behavior that Kamala Harris passed over him for Tim freakin’ Walz as a running mate – has literally done nothing but fundraise since they released that video. Granted, Kelly hadn’t done anything as a Senator either, mostly just being elected out of sympathy for his wife (a wife, reports about his relationship with whom were allegedly a big part of the reason he wasn’t picked by Harris) and he’s been hiding behind her ever since.

The other five have really gotten into the game lately, too.

They initially tried to fight back and claim some sort of high road with the video, but none of them came off looking smart or even good. They’ve now followed Kelly into the security blanket of the credit card balances of their fellow Democrats.

The latest is formerly Pudgy Michigan Senator and formerly CIA employee, and current Ozempic user, Elissa Slotkin. She was never in the military, only a pencil-pusher not physically fit enough for much more. Still, she decided she should use being military-adjacent to join in the sedition.

Actually, that these traitors had to lower the bar of membership in their little gang of sedition to include Slotkin just so they could make it to a whole six members should’ve told all of them that they were barking up the wrong tree, but we’re not dealing with bright people here. It’s enough to make you wonder what they had convinced themselves would be the outcome of their video in their heads, doesn’t it?

Slotkin, having saved money on food (I’m assuming their health insurance in the Senate covers the fat shots she’s taking), has decided to use some of that money to beef up (or maybe tofu up) her fundraising. Democrats love nothing more than victimhood, which makes you wonder who would follow people who aspire to failure?

Slotkin sent out a martyr post, er, fundraising email reading, “Several weeks ago, myself and five other Members of Congress with service and veteran backgrounds made a video directly quoting the Uniform Code of Military Justice about the military’s responsibility to reject illegal orders. In response, President Trump called for my arrest, trial and death by hanging. Last week I learned that former Fox News host Jeanine Pirro, U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, asked to interview me.”

I like the “service and veteran backgrounds.” There are a couple of hundred Democrats in Congress and they could only find six to join their gang, but only after they lowered the bar to include Elissa.

She continues, “As a former CIA officer, I've seen democracies flicker out. I’ve seen what life is like when a government is rigged. I’ve studied this kind of political authoritarianism in other countries where you can't criticize the guys in charge without getting a knock at the door in the middle of the night. It’s hard to believe I am talking about it in my own country, and the knock is happening on my door.”

Ooh, she’s “studied” stuff. Good for her. Did she study how, if we were the country she’s trying to con Democrats into thinking we are, that she would either be in prison or dead, not lying to get money out of suckers? No, I suspect she didn’t study that, only the manipulation of dumb people part.

My favorite part is where she writes, “I've always tried to be straight with you in these emails…” She’s “always tried”? That implies that she doesn’t just do it, she simply tries.

Things like that always crack me up – do these people not have anyone on staff to tell them what they write is stupid, or do they have such contempt for their followers that they simply don’t care how insulting they are to them?

I don’t care what the answer is, I just wanted to point out that we’re months after this thing and not a single member of the Seditious Six has done anything else worthy of noting to their base to try to raise campaign funds that they keep returning to this. They’re going to milk this cow till it’s dry. Sadly, as dimwitted as Democrat voters are, there’s a decent chance that cow won’t go dry for a long, long time.

Podcast and entertainment thread for Jan 19

 

9 years. 

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From Greenland to Red, White, and Blue Land

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President Trump is one of the most active, energetic presidents in American history. No one would doubt that. He has restored our prestige around the world, and given Americans a reason—many reasons for all of us to be proud of our nation once again.

This rugged rush to enhance our prestige at home and abroad reminds many of our 25th President, William McKinley. Part of Trump’s “Restore America” mission included restoring that name to a key range in Alaska, despite opposition from the state’s U.S. senators.

Frankly, I thought our new trend-setting leader was making a mistake by looking to former President William McKinley. Sure, Trump has been implementing tariffs, rolling out a broad protectionist program just as McKinley had done. Disgruntled assassins shot at them both, too, but McKinley didn’t survive. Also, McKinley confronted different global pressures and domestic troubles, nothing like the same magnitude as those of Trump. The Trump-McKinley connection seemed a little overplayed to me. Trump is his own President, better than Reagan, even though not as big as Washington or Lincoln.

But Trump’s expansionist agenda, his decision-making, and diplomatic efforts to acquire more land do justify the McKinley Mantle. The 25th President presided over considerable expansion of the American map during his administration: Puerto Rico, Guam, the Philippines, and Hawaii!

Only President James K. Polk had done more to expand the United States. Now it’s Trump’s turn. He’s talked about retaking the Panama Canal (do it!). He has joked (half-seriously) about turning Canada into the 51st State. I am still in favor of that proposal, but Trump should demand that all the provinces follow Alberta’s model of increased conservative governance, and let the French-speaking Province of Quebec become its own country. Who needs the drama of two official languages, right?

Trump also wants more land by adding another massive island: Greenland. 

This made no sense to me either, at first, but this acquisition is worth it. Greenland should belong to the United States.

The Arctic Sea routes are hotly contested now, and the two greatest rivals to American hegemony, Russia and China, are stirring up trouble in our own backyard, trying to get a piece of the Arctic Sea action. They’re not just competing for resources: they want to impose military dominance. We can’t let them win.

They have to be stopped, and Trump knows this.

President Trump is broadening the vision of what America can be, and his vision of American expansion is welcome, but a forced invasion and annexation of Greenland is wrong. He can talk tough and apply diplomatic pressure, but not one American life should be lost in the process.

Trump needs to sweeten the deal to encourage Denmark to give up claims to the property. Some reports suggest the United States government will offer $700 billion! He’s already started ratcheting up the tariffs on NATO countries that oppose the acquisition. He hosted a contentious meeting with key Danish leaders, and they looked pretty shaken after the meeting. Trump is serious, and the Danes need to get serious about letting the land go.

Granted, the current prime minister of Greenland has stated that the country stands with Denmark. That is all politics. If he openly declared his interest in joining the United States, the political and military sanctions from his current home country would be swift and inexorable. Residents in Greenland have shared that they would like to join the United States.

The resources in Greenland represent an untapped wealth of opportunity, including iron ore, graphite, copper, zinc, gold, uranium, titanium, vanadium, and diamonds. You name it, and Greenland probably has it. After all these years, Denmark has done very little to expand on these opportunities and help the residents there. Time for someone else to take over.

Better defense, stronger national security, cutting out our adversaries from rare minerals: what is not to like about this deal?

The United States purchased the Virgin Islands from Denmark for $25 million in gold. I think the Danish got the better end of the deal. The US Virgin Islands remains a territory, has turned into a Democrat sinkhole of liberalism, they still drive on the wrong side of the road, and they have been attacking gun rights and violating the United States Constitution. Their United States delegate is a piece of work, as well, but that’s another story.

It’s time for the Danish give up Greenland and let another Western power finish the work of caretaking the island.

Are there risks to this acquisition? European leaders are threatening that they will collapse NATO! The same NATO that sent a trifling number of soldiers to defend the island, and one of the members, just recalled those same troops after Trump threatened tariffs.

So what if NATO disbands over Greenland? The United States has been picking up the tab for European defense for decades. The other Western powers need to grow up and take care of their own troubles. Russia has lasted this long in its extended campaign against Ukraine because European countries have not beefed up their own militaries. Why? They relied on the United States to do most of the fighting!

And that includes Denmark.

That ancient nation is like a savvy Grandma: wily, determined to remain free, and control everything that belongs to her. But what happens when Grandma gets up in years? She starts forgetting where she left certain things (car keys, walker, the health alert button). Then she faces the stark, painful reality that she cannot take care of herself anymore. She still has a mind for independence. She still wants to take care of herself. But she can’t. The kids have to step in, start taking care of the house, and put her up in a nursing home.

Denmark needs to face the facts: the country can’t defend Greenland the way the United States can. Stephen Miller is spot-on when he states that countries are not entitled to territories that they cannot control or maintain. The United States has been footing the bill for much of Greenland’s defense, especially during World War II, when the Nazis had overrun Denmark.

How do the Greenlanders themselves feel about becoming Americans?

They are ready to end Danish rule. A pro-Independence party holds the governing majority in the Greenland parliament. They have also signaled that they don’t want to sell their country out, fearing what they may lose from a USA takeover. One poll stated that 85 percent of Greenlanders oppose the American acquisition. Global leadership cannot wait for the approval of any one population. The status quo is always preferable, but not in the long-term. Besides, Puerto Ricans weren’t exactly thrilled to join the United States, either, but in the long run, it worked out for them. The same will happen for Greenlanders.

Trump’s designs for Greenland cannot be ignored: Russia and China must not have the final say in the region, and this threat looms larger since the Canadian prime minister practically bent the knee to China in their latest meeting. President Trump has revived and revamped the Monroe Doctrine, showing a keen commitment to protecting American interests in the Western Hemisphere. That mission includes incorporating Greenland into the Red, White, and Blue.

Backing Off on Deportations Is a Recipe for a GOP Disaster

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President Trump and his administration need to see the immigration fight through all the way to the end. Illegal immigrants have to go, every single one of them, no exceptions, no special rules, because they’re nice or they have a dog or they’re hanging out in the vicinity of a church or it’s Tuesday and a full moon. Every single one of them needs to be gone. And if we don’t do it, the country is screwed in the long term. In the short term, the Republicans are screwed.

The Republican base is used to being disappointed by weak Republicans. That’s kind of our thing, to have a bunch of these pompous doofuses in Washington DC talk big during the election and then fold like a house of cards as soon as somebody accuses them of being mean. You want to know how you got Trump? That’s how you got Trump.

Currently, there are people in the party who are getting queasy because it’s aesthetically displeasing to watch illegal aliens and their communist allies – including shrill, SSRI-gobbling wine women – be subdued as they resist arrest. It looks icky.

These finicky invertebrates talk a good game about law and order, but they don’t want to accept that law and order is enforced by guys with guns and sticks. This is why we should never elect a Republican who’s never been in a fistfight – too many of them live in this soft, gauzy world of hugs and smiles when we need people who have lived in the ring. They are weak, and they are going to press Donald Trump to slow his roll.

But if he slows his roll, it’s over. If there’s one thing that motivates the Republican base, it’s throwing these Third World intruders the hell out of this country. We’ve had far too many of our citizens raped and murdered, and far too much of our public purse plundered by uninvited invaders, to get all wobbly because some dummy got in a cop’s face and got his butt kicked. In fact, we’d be happy with more butt-kicking.

After all, somebody’s getting their butt kicked, and I prefer it to be the other side. I prefer my country not to be overwhelmed by people who don’t belong here and break our laws to be and stay here. I don’t want to pay for them. I don’t want them breeding new citizens to vote for the Democrats, and I don’t want them changing the nature of my country into a live-action version of Blackhawk Down or Sicario. And if you think that makes me a bad person, I’m completely indifferent to the opinions of both leftists and weaklings.

Donald Trump is a nice guy. He doesn’t get credit for it because he’s blustery and scrappy, but he’s a friendly man who doesn’t really want to hurt anybody. He will hurt people if he needs to, that’s for sure – just ask the vaporized Cuban commie scum surrounding Maduro or the many, many chunks of Qasem Soleimani that are littering that Iraqi roadside. But he doesn’t like to hurt people. He’s not a sociopath. He’s going to look at these pictures of ICE agents being screamed at, harassed, insulted, and assaulted, and he’s going to wish it wasn’t happening. And there are going to be weak voices telling him that if he only pulls back on what he’s doing, everything’s going to be fine. He’s going to be warned that the American people are going to abandon the

Republicans in the midterms because they don’t have the guts to do what’s necessary to save their country. After all, there are a lot of Republicans deeply uncomfortable with the idea of being men.

I don’t think Donald Trump’s going to fold. He hasn’t folded in a decade. But that doesn’t mean they won't try. That doesn’t mean they’re not going to attempt to leverage his good nature to keep him from doing what needs to be done. And what needs to be done is that every single illegal alien needs to be deported. Every single one.

Trump is a dealmaker. Trump likes to negotiate. In the first term, he probably didn’t understand the people he would have to negotiate a deal with. He didn’t have a realistic understanding of the left. He thought they were just opponents, not enemies. After they tried to frame, bankrupt, and murder him, he gets it now.

Understand why the Democrats don’t want immigration enforcement. It’s one of those things that’s so obvious, like how their opposition to voter ID is simply to enable them to commit fraud in big blue urban areas, that it goes without saying, which is convenient because you’re not allowed to say it. I’ll say it anyway. They want illegal aliens to come and stay because they want to maintain a serf class to both tweak the census in their favor and to create a reservoir of potential voters whom they can buy off with massive welfare and graft.

That’s Minnesota in a nutshell. They didn’t import a zillion Somalis because they love whatever slop Somalis eat. They imported a zillion Somalis because they knew they could form that group into a solid Democrat voting bloc. All they had to do was throw billions at the local Learing Center, and they would have a hammer lock on a state that would otherwise be at least light red.

It’s all a scam, it’s all a lie, and what’s really horrifying is they are perfectly willing not only to tolerate the enormous fraud but the murders and rapes as well. They literally don’t care that American citizens are going to die because they brought in criminal felons. It doesn’t matter to them. You don’t matter to them. Your daughter certainly doesn’t matter to them – she’s a sacrifice on the altar of progressivism, and you should celebrate her rape and murder. They do. They’re out there blowing whistles and shrieking obscenities to keep ICE from hauling away pedophiles, drunk drivers, sex offenders, and killers. This isn’t about trying to make ICE kinder and gentler. It’s about trying to prevent deportations from happening at all.

If we falter and show weakness instead of driving through and tossing millions upon millions of these unwanted parasites out of our country, we will lose our country. But first, we will lose power. If you want to keep the Republican base at home this November, tell the Republican base they can’t have the one thing they want more than anything else, which is their country back. Put the brakes on interior immigration enforcement and you will see the Republican Party break. To the Democrats, that’s a feature, not a bug. That’s a fringe benefit that comes with keeping their neo-slaves. And that’s why they’re willing to re-live Fort Sumter – this time, their servile class is not picking cotton but running Learing Centers.

There’s talk of Trump invoking the Insurrection Act. No, he should keep that in his pocket. Remember, you see the individual encounters in Minnesota all over social media and the cable news, but there are only a few of them. The whole city is not in flames. It’s just a few fights, and there are 3,000 agents there. There’s no need to change the scenario and allow the left to alter the focus by putting the military on the street. Remember, they changed the focus from enabling Somali fraud to ICE being mean and shooting moronic lesbians who tried to run them over. As the man says, the only way through is through – keep deporting the illegals and keep hooking up the jerks who interfere, no matter how scared it makes the gutless on our team.

We don’t need to slow down what ICE is doing. We need to accelerate it. But it’s not enough to just grab illegals off the streets. We need to stop giving them any government benefits of any kind. We need to start arresting their employers. We need to ban remittances and confiscate the suitcases full of government cash headed back to the African Mogadishu. They all need to be deported, whether they deport themselves or have deportation thrust upon them.

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Israel Not Happy with Trump Appointed Turkey and Qatar Roles in Assisting Gaza Stabilization and Executive Board

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Last week President Donald Trump officially announced the members of the Gaza Board of Peace; an organization headed by President Trump and tasked to oversee the second phase of his plan to end the Israeli conflict in Gaza, specifically the reconstruction and disarmament of Gaza and Hamas respectively. [SEE HERE]

The members of the “Board of Peace,” chaired by Trump himself, includes Secretary of State Marco Rubio; Emissary Steve Witkoff; Jared Kushner; former British Prime Minister Tony Blair; an American-Jewish billionaire named Mark Rowan; World Bank President Ajay Banga; and Deputy National Security Advisor of the United States, Robert Gabriel. President/Chairman Donald Trump has also appointed Aryeh Lightstone and Josh Gruenbaum as senior advisors to the Board of Peace.

At the same time, President Trump announced another executive body that would operate under the Peace Council to assist with the facilitation of a new Palestinian government, the “Gaza Executive Board.” This structure is intended to manage day to day events on the ground instead of a Hamas loyalist govt.  The appointees to the executive board have upset the Netanyahu government of Israel.

According to the White House announcement, the Gaza Executive Board will include: Witkoff; Kushner; Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan; senior Qatari official Ali al-Thawadi; Egyptian intelligence chief Hassan Rashad; Tony Blair; billionaire Mark Rowan; UAE Minister Reem Al Hashimi; former Bulgarian Foreign and Defense Minister Nickolay Mladenov, who also served as the UN envoy for the Middle East peace process; U.N Representative Sigrid Kagg, and Israeli-Cypriot businessman Yakir Gabbay, who specializes in real estate, technology and international investments.

Additionally, to establish security, preserve peace, and establish a durable terror-free environment, Major General Jasper Jeffers has been appointed Commander of the International Stabilization Force (ISF), where he will lead security operations, support comprehensive demilitarization, and enable the safe delivery of humanitarian aid and reconstruction materials. [link]

According to Israeli media Netanyahu is not happy, and planning to protest the Turkish, Qatari and UAE appointments to Marco Rubio (not Trump):

“A very unusual statement by the prime minister against the US president, following the publication of the members of the “Executive Committee for Gaza” – which includes, among other things, the Turkish foreign minister and a senior Qatari official. “The announcement of the panel was not coordinated with Israel and is contrary to its policy,” the Prime Minister’s Office said.

“The announcement of the composition of Gaza’s Executive Committee, which is subordinate to the peace conference, was not coordinated with Israel and is contrary to its policy,” the Prime Minister’s Office said, adding that “the prime minister has instructed Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar to contact US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on this matter.” (more)

Within the appointments for the executive board, the use of Turkey, Qatar and UAE officials for the governance and reconstruction of Gaza explains the recent parsing of the Muslim Brotherhood chapters as terrorist enablers.  When Secretary Rubio made the terrorist designation announcement, the Turkish and Qatari Muslim Brotherhood chapters were notably absent.  With the Gaza initiative ongoing, now we see coordinated pragmatism at work.

Rubio chose to focus on Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon to target the Muslim Brotherhood.  As we noted, “The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood were chased out of the country by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi over a decade ago. The Jordanian chapter is similarly aligned and was previously targeted by King Abdullah. The Lebanese faction is not as well known, but their support for Hamas is well understood.” {Go Deep}

A few things are obvious.

First, President Trump and Secretary Rubio knew in advance they were going to need the strong influences of Qatar and Turkey if they were going to stabilize the interim Gaza reconstruction governing system.  Secondly, both Trump and Rubio knew Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wouldn’t like that; however, pragmatically Trump and Rubio are doing what is in the best interest of the region as a whole, not being narrowly focused on Israel.  Additionally, these appointments have upset the Israel-first influencer group in the U.S.

President Trump is restructuring mid-east stability without the need for direct U.S. intervention.  Instead, under President Trump’s approach conflict resolution is the responsibility of the regional stakeholders with strong support from President Trump.  It is a similar outlook conveyed to Europe about needing to be responsible for their own defense and security solutions while the USA role is supportive in nature.

In this approach the sharp tendrils of U.S. influence start to be untangled, and the national security focus returns to the USA domestically. Mutually beneficial national sovereignty replaces toxic and unending globalist intervention.  This is a similar worldview that President Trump also takes toward trade agreements.

Multilateral trade agreements like the Transpacific Trade Partnership (TPP) or the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), or even the NAFTA/USMCA trade agreement are rejected in favor of direct bilateral free trade agreements with individual nations.

In Trump’s trade policy the multilateral deals are dissolved, while the bilateral deals are affirmed. The same outlook holds true for massive institutional agreements that end up with large entanglements often carrying disproportionate costs and disparate benefits.  Like NATO, the USA usually ends up with the largest price tag and least benefit from the agreement.

Is NATO/Europe going to fight China over Taiwan? Of course not. If they were, Canada wouldn’t be making deals with Beijing, and Europe would not be allowing China to purchase stakeholder interests in the European car market.  The same pragmatic and reasonable outlook applies right now toward how the EU has responded to the Russia/Ukraine conflict; only “willing” if the USA puts our blood and treasure on the line.

This nationalistic outlook is honestly encapsulated in this recent soundbite from President Trump when asked about Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney making a trade agreement with China. President Trump genuinely doesn’t care. WATCH:

Canada can make whatever deal they want with China; however, that doesn’t mean it will work out well for Canada when the USMCA is dissolved and a new bilateral trade deal between the USA and Canada is renegotiated.  Factually, it means Canada will end up in a worse economic place, just look at the history of countries that hugged Big Panda.  It is their own independent right to be blind to the risk.

Despite all the warnings from President Trump, Europe became dependent on Russia for low-cost energy; how’d that work out for them?  Germany now seriously regrets their green energy approach, but there’s nothing President Trump can do to stop multinational assemblies from being collectively stupid; the only thing he can do is mitigate any collateral damage to the USA.

Instead of European leaders calling President Trump every time Turkish President Recep Erdogan does something against their interests, eventually the group will learn how to engage him individually.  In a world of bilateral respect, the lessons from Trump could even have the downstream effect of training the EU to drop their obsession with Russia-bad everything.

The Ukraine conflict could end when Europe finally realizes it’s much easier to turn on a Nordstream gas valve than it is to rebuild 30 German nuclear power plants.  President Trump’s refusal to commit U.S. troops to Zelenskyy’s security guarantee will hopefully hasten that conversation.

The same pragmatic realism applies to Greenland.  Europe will never respond to any increase in strategic threat presented by China or Russia in the Arctic, and the U.S. will shoulder all the costs if that risk were to materialize.  Strategic pragmatism combined with economic realism is why President Trump is focused on the security of the North American continent.

Lastly, there is a segment of MAGA that is angered by President Trump’s interim and necessary approach to removing our foreign policy entanglements in both the European and Mideast continents.  Those who are short-sighted don’t see how President Trump is strategically and factually withdrawing U.S. policy from a world of enmeshed dependencies, because in reality charity –along with security– begins at home.

Thankfully, the former Lyndon LaRouche assembly from Promethean Action have begun to recalibrate their British-centric focus, and they’ve started to look at Trump policy beyond the ramifications to London and through the more accurate prism of Trump’s global pragmatism.  President Donald Trump isn’t trying to unilaterally destroy British imperialism, not directly. Instead, that old, stuffy and elitist collapse is a consequence of reestablishing independent sovereignty.

Smile, live your very best life and watch it all unfold.  After all, Davos is going to be a must-watch event next week.

The Latest Trump Move Involving Minneapolis Is Going to Trigger a Lib Meltdown

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These leftist clowns are plunging Minneapolis into mayhem after the January 7 shooting of Renee Nicole Good, 37, who was killed by ICE agents after she rammed into one. Good, a professional activist, was harassing federal agents that day and had previously disrupted ICE operations. The incident has left the city teetering on the edge. More federal agents have been deployed to enhance public safety, assist in the arrest of illegal aliens, and investigate the rampant Somali-led crime that’s stolen billions from taxpayers. 

Agitators have not just assaulted cops, but anyone who looks like an ICE officer. It’s bedlam. To ensure law and order, President Trump has threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act and has ordered the mobilization of some 1,500 troops should the call come for deployment into the city. Even though we are in the realm of hypotheticals, the act of mobilization alone will trigger progressives. ABC News had it first:

Some 1,500 active duty Army paratroopers have been put on alert for a potential deployment to Minnesota, according to two defense officials.

The soldiers are from the 11th Airborne Division, based at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Alaska, one of the Army's premier infantry formations and a frontline force in the U.S. military presence in the Pacific, positioned to help deter China. The division is also the military's leading formation for Arctic warfare. 

One official said the president had not made a final decision on whether to deploy two battalions. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment. 

Whether he does it or not remains to be seen, but you must prepare for every eventuality, as the Trump White House said in a statement. Deploy the troops, Mr. President, but also make sure they have tank support as well.  

Crush the rebellion. 

Minnesota Governor Activates National Guard

Conservative Treehouse 

According to the Minnesota Dept of Public Safety, Governor Tim Walz has activated the national guard. However, in a statement on their X account the officials note, the guard “are not deployed to city streets at this time, but are ready to help support public safety, including protection of life, preservation of property and supporting the rights of all who assemble peacefully.”

This is likely a proactive move to block President Trump from invoking the ‘insurrection act’ to stop the chaos being fueled by the governor himself as well as professional leftists in the region.

[SOURCE]

As federal efforts led by the Dept of Homeland Security (DHS), Customs and Border Protection (CBP) together with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) continue, the governor and local municipal leaders throughout Minneapolis have continued to call for activists in the street to maintain operations against immigration enforcement and criminal illegal alien arrests.

Underneath all of the state opposition is a matrix of financial fraud purposefully being hidden by the officials throughout the state of Minnesota including Governor Walz himself. In essence, the state government is trying to protect themselves from criminal investigations of fraud by creating chaos as a defense mechanism.

The Minnesota national guard are being called to duty as a chaos management operation.  They are not being called up to stop the violence, merely facilitate the ongoing violent street protests.  The national noticing, along with the riots and violence, continues….

Swalwell Vows to Punish ICE Officers If He Wins Governor's Seat

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Leftist lawmakers and leaders are mad that the federal government is enforcing immigration laws, even when those arrested are violent criminals and sex offenders. 

California Democrat Eric Swalwell threatened to revoke the driver’s licenses of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers if he were to become governor of California. 

“They’re going to lose their immunity, they’re not gonna be able to drive. I will take your driver’s license. Good luck walking to work, a**holes,” Swalwell said at a California governor forum on Saturday.

New Jersey Gov-elect Mikie Sherrill, a Democrat, wrongly claimed that the protestors had been peaceful, but ICE hadn't. 

Sherrill must have missed the mob of people who beat and stabbed an anti-Islam protester in Minneapolis over the weekend. And the alleged convicted felon and gang member who broke into a government vehicle safe to steal a rifle and a suppressor. 

The alleged gang member, Raul Gutierrez, 33, of Minneapolis, was previously charged with domestic assault by strangulation, burglary, and reckless discharge of a firearm, according to court records. 

Last week, Fox News’ Sean Hannity grilled Congressman Shri Thanedar, D-Mich., for voting against a bill mandating the deportation of illegal immigrants who are sex offenders.