Shockingly Underreported News and Commentary for the Week of 1 November

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This is the fourteenth post in the ongoing weekly feature that highlights news and commentary on important geopolitical, cultural, and economic issues that the Democrat-media complex buries because they expose the hypocrisies associated with the continuing Marxist-Democrat narrative. Everything is properly sourced and linked for follow-up reading, whether from legacy media, independent sources, or social media.

The pro-Hamas Skokie 2.0 bike rally fell flat

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This tweet by Ryan Fournier has the video of the hundreds who stood up to protest the Skokie 2.0 I hate Jooooos bike ride. It seems that decent Philadelphians, and others, were not going to meekly bend the knee to the repugnant anti-Semitic and pro-Hamas attempt to drive Jewish businesses out of the City of …

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The Deep State’s Deception (2): “They eat their own”

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Part one of this article presented the vile corruption that governs the Deep State (DS). In part two, I present an amazing historical example of the ruin that the DS philosophy mandates.

American English has interesting idioms. The phrase “eat their own” metaphorically means to turn on, attack, or destroy members of one’s own group, party, or organization. We see this when a political party begins criticizing, canceling, or silently sabotaging its own members because they have become a negative factor.

Americas at 250: We Celebrated the Republic and Forgot the Character Required to Keep It

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America celebrated 250 years of independence with fireworks, flags, and patriotic speeches. But did we forget the moral character required to sustain our republic? The Founders understood human nature well enough to build a government that could restrain corruption, limit power, and even correct its own injustices. Jesus understood something deeper: No political system can redeem the human heart. We’ve inherited the machinery of liberty, but freedom without responsibility is a recipe for self-destruction. The Constitution can protect a free people. It cannot make an irresponsible people free.

Transform Yourself, Not America

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The United States of America is, without any doubt, the most successful nation ever conceived by mankind. No nation has ever achieved the level of freedom, economic stability, and standard of living that we enjoy along with the capability and willingness to defend it.

Much of this success stems from our Judeo-Christian culture and the experiences of countless immigrants who came here in search of freedom—be it religious, economic, or political.

You can go as far as you are willing to work, compete, and risk.

Hacked Records Put Russian War Deaths at 400,000

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Russia has recorded the deaths of about 400,000 of its people fighting in Ukraine since the full-scale invasion almost five years ago, according to confidential data held by the country’s statistics agency, Rosstat. The data was obtained by the Belarusian pro-opposition group Cyber Partisans and the Ukrainian hacker operation Silent Crow. It was subsequently shared with Bloomberg News and a small group of other outlets. Bloomberg’s Anthony Halpin reports.

Living Behind Enemy Lines In Biden’s America, Tale #120: Is Yours Truly On Smith’s List?

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Living Behind Enemy Lines In Biden’s America, Tale #120: Is Yours Truly On Smith’s List?

Jack Smith’s 148,000 spreadsheet entries had Republican donors, many of whom had contributed relatively small amounts of money, AKA modest income voters: Dates of birth, home addresses, email addresses, cellphone data, Republican party registration, credit card information, employment histories and more.

The Deep State’s Deception (1): “I am not what I am.”

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There has always been a “Deep State.” It is not a curse restricted to our times. The Deep State” portrays the devilish, cunning attitude of the Elite. They are elected, appointed, or bureaucratically placed. They evolve with an arrogance separating them from the population.

The Deep State should be serving, BUT they are only satisfied with being served!

MilArt-The Landmine: Proof That Human Intelligence Isn’t Always Wisdom

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Human ingenuity gave us the wheel, electricity, and space travel. It also gave us the brilliant idea of burying explosives that blow somebody’s legs off decades after a war ends. From the steel traps of 1823 to Confederate General Gabriel Rains’s landmines in 1862, mankind has perfected the art of mechanical surprises. During my deployments to Bosnia, Albania, and Kosovo, stepping off a cleared road could be deadlier than enemy gunfire. The war was over, but nobody told the landmines. Perhaps the greatest failure of human intelligence isn’t what we’ve invented, but our inability to anticipate the consequences.