Truth is like a lion. It doesn’t need to be defended; just let it out. Illustrating the absurd with the absurd. Isaiah 49:2.
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“I extend the word Israel to all the people of God, according to this meaning,— ‘When the Gentiles shall come in, the Jews also shall return from their defection to the obedience of faith; and thus shall be completed the salvation of the whole Israel of God, which must be gathered from both; and yet in such a way that the Jews shall obtain the first place, being as it were the first-born in God’s family.’” — Calvin’s commentary on Romans 11:26, section 6 of chapter 15 in volume 15 of his New Testament Commentary
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This is who Trump was SUPPOSED to represent.
He’s the forgotten American.
You know him.
He grills off brand hot dogs for his family on the weekend.
Mows his own lawn.
He pulls over to help you change a flat.
Let’s you borrow a tool so you don’t have to run to Lowe’s.
He gets to do something for himself, like get on the deer stand, one time a year.
This is who America was supposed to be for.
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Just In: Per Mark Halperin on Megyn Kelly, the Marc Elias law firm was involved in the fake Dan Sullivan Candidate search in the Alaska Senate race.
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So the Russia hoax didn't work, and since no one was prosecuted for it, they continue to cheat. This time they are resorting to just using people with the same name to try to confuse voters in Alaska. Makes sense I guess.
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THE FIGHTING ON THE “RIGHT” EXPLAINED:
Don’t be confused by the pseudo-sophisticated talk of vast conspiracies, hidden puppeteers, and talk of “post-liberal” bullsh*t. In an attempt to explain the infighting on what is allegedly the “Right” — but is mostly Leftists — people are connecting dots that don’t actually connect. To follow them is like taking your political cues from Dwight Schrute.
I get it. People have a deep need for answers, and these people fill that emotional void. But this doesn’t require complicated narratives or great political savvy to understand:
What you are seeing is the inevitable unraveling of a Trump coalition that had no real “we hold these truths to be self-evident” ideological anchor. He knew he had authentic conservatives/evangelicals already. To them he cleverly added those who aren’t conservatives, they are merely anti-woke: people like Elon Musk, Joe Rogan, and RFK, Jr. I mean, he platformed an unrepentant pro-abortion porn star at the RNC. That’s taking “big tent” politics to a whole new level.
The strategy worked insofar as Trump won the presidency. But now elements of the merely anti-woke crowd, none of whom are Christian, are at the throats of authentic conservatives in a bid for control of the Republican Party.
Various interested parties, both foreign and domestic, are throwing their weight behind their preferred faction. It’s no more complicated than that.
Does that mean there aren’t actual puppeteers? No. They exist as they have always existed in politics. But don’t make them bigger boogeymen than they really are. Their chief influence is in adding to the social media noise, fueling division, and creating or suppressing narratives. They amplify the messages of those horses they’re backing while simultaneously demoralizing their opponents.
Finally, there is also a strong non-ideological element to this teapot tempest that pretends to be ideological. You are seeing people tilt at Twitter windmills, not in defense of a political platform, but in defense of a friendship that the other side demands be renounced: “You won’t renounce Tucker, therefore you agree with Tucker….” “You were on Steve Bannon’s show, therefore you are aligned with Bannon…” etc., etc. Most people have no ideology at all; they have relationships. And most find it very difficult to publicly attack a friend who has done them a service — even when that friend has gone off the rails. It’s human nature.
My advice?
Ignore all of it and make better use of your time.
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We discovered the Democrats are planning to use contested elections to trigger a color revolution and no one really seems to care
Already fell out of the news coverage, no charges, no action taken
Just a coup being planned with zero response
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🚨TAKE A LOOK🚨
The U.S. DC Attorney's office still IS NOT SURE if they're going to charge Ilhan Omar aka Ilhan Nur Said Elmi yet.
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I assume this has something to do with me mentioning his immorality on my podcast yesterday.
I met James once at CPAC in 2020. Never asked him to come on a podcast or collaborate on anything.
He basically knows me through impressions from Michael O’Fallon.
James randomly accused me of plagiarizing him, without any evidence, years ago. Not sure why. It wasn’t a smart move.
James needs help and forgiveness. Unfortunately, he’s had a front row seat to some bad examples of what being a Christian is, but that won’t be an excuse on judgement day.
The Lord will bring every act into judgement whether good or evil- Ecclesiastes 12:14
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The Calif ballot fight case is beginning to come into better focus.
Red states are going to join this fight on the side of DOJ.
Some Red counties in California are going to break with the Blue counties and say "segregating ballots isn't a problem if we have solid info and sufficient time."
DOJ is making the case today that the info on ineligible voters getting ballots is solid.
Calif and the counties don't have a good factual basis to say that's not true.
DOJ is going to win this fight -- maybe no in time for next Tuesday but I'm not sure that was ever the main consideration. Great if they could get it, but the bigger issue is California conceding there ineligible voters on its rolls, and it cannot segregate the ballots after the are processed.
That is going to have to be fixed or it will become another 80-20 immigration issue for GOP.
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"52 million years ago" 😂😂😂 The "mass fish die-off is because there was a global flood and it was only a few thousand years ago.
The water prevailed more and more upon the earth, so that all the high mountains everywhere under the heavens were covered. The water prevailed fifteen cubits higher, and the mountains were covered. - Genesis 7:19-20 (NASB)
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A violent murderous Somali warlord’s daughter reached the halls of Congress using a false identity and forged credentials… and we’re told voter fraud doesn’t exist.
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Not a scrimmage -- a warning for what could come next in Oregon, Washington, Colorado, etc.
Put 40 prosecutors in the state and turn them loose with GJ subpoena power.
The 20,000 name list is more than sufficient to justify full-blown criminal investigations across all 58 counties of the state.
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My predictions over the following months:
1. Stock market will get hurt bad when the music stops on data centers, models, and chips.
Too much froth, too high of investment, too many companies will fail. The switching costs are low. I don't know how these companies will become profitable. Its a mega bubble.
The rest of the economy is already in a deep recession. Real pain will set in when the public markets dive.
2. Power is the bottleneck.
AI is burning an absurd amount of power. The cost of electricity is skyrocketing which is making the cost of everyday life more expensive and hurting quality of life. I'm against data centers because of the power, not the water.
The grid is extremely fragile and the weakness will be exposed in the coming months.
3. Subsidies are skewing the market.
AI isn't cheap. The prices to use it are artificially low because of subsidies all the way up the chain.
You pay $20 or $200 a month but the true costs are 10x That spread is venture capital money being incinerated at scale.
When they raise the price, the users will disappear and investors will hold the bag.
3. A big security breach is coming.
A bank, a certain model, something is going to rock our world.
People are letting bots log in to their banks, their email and everything else. Big trouble coming.
4. Grokbot is exceptional.
Its the first model that is adding significant value to my everyday life. I don't know why anybody would use a different personal assistant.
5. AI is insanely high maintenance
Billions are being poured into training the next model. They day it comes out its already behind. China has cheaper electricity and more chips.
The chips they bought will be obsolete in 18 months.
Companies are stuck paying big money every month to maintain and update all of their AI tools. Its a mess.
6. The power companies will renege on their deals.
Political pressure will unwind all the unsustainable power deals these data centers and LLMs have negotiated.
Power costs will explode. Then comes the choice:
Do we jack up costs for our AI / compute and watch everybody switch to the next model or do we incinerate more VC capital? Nobody wins.
7. Credit will be the first domino to fall.
Data centers are already struggling to finance the GPUs over 10 years when they will be obsolete in 18 months. We'll end up with a shit load of half built data centers who can't negotiate power rates or buy chips because nobody will let them borrow money.
The money will get cold feet as soon as the markets tank and the show will be over.
8. It'll be a dark, dark period in economic markets.
The people who own assets that make real money (real estate or businesses) will win.
The people who plan ahead and avoid massive leverage will win.
The people with cash on their balance sheet will accumulate more assets and generate exceptional wealth.
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Don't listen to me. I'm just a bear. Not investment advice. Good luck!
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This is the difference. California relies on the honor system. If someone attests they’re a U.S. citizen, they don’t check or verify it.
But DHS has their alien numbers and full immigration histories.
This is going to be a really interesting fight to watch play out.
NEW: LA County says a sample of the Trump admin's 200 names of suspected non-citizen voters showed that 38.9% attested to being born in the US. But in a new sworn statement under penalty of perjury, a DHS official says its investigation shows NONE of LA County's 200 names were born in the US.
"After a thorough review of the immigration records of all the individuals on the County's Sample List, it was determined that none of the individuals USCIS matched to the County's Sample List were born in the United States according to USCIS records," -Nicolas Bartell, Associate Director of Fraud Detection at USCIS.
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Again, RFK jr dropping knowledge that evangelical pastors en masse have refused for the last few decades.
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I think I need to do a podcast explaining what LEFT and RIGHT actually mean politically. There has been a deliberate effort to obscure it with idiotic terms like “alt right” and “woke right.”
LEFT <———————————> RIGHT
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“Close” to becoming a Christian isn’t a spiritual category. Stop saying it just because someone says nice things about Jesus or will talk endlessly with you.
Becoming a Christian isn’t a process like that upload bar when doing updates: 70%…71%….72%… It is an event. You are either a Christian or you aren’t. You are either for Jesus or you’re against Jesus. Hell will be full of people who were “close.”
