"Indeed, the narrative about the deep state is now following the same pattern that the narrative surrounding every piece of conspiracy reality follows. To wit:

"First: "It's not real. It's NOT real. IT'S NOT REAL! You're a tinfoil conspiracy looney wingnut and you live in your mom's basement and eat lead paint if you think it's real."

"Then: "Of course it's real, and it's a good thing!"

"We've seen it happen with the "conspiracy theory" that the US government is collaborating with Al Qaeda and other terrorists. We've seen it happen with the "conspiracy theory" about chemtrails. And now we're seeing it happen with the "conspiracy theory" about the deep state."

https://corbettreport.substack.com/p/theyre-finally-revealing-the-deep

"Quite an effective psyop, isn't it? So effective, in fact, that most of the population won't even notice that the revelation has occurred. They will just enter it into their political calculus as if it's always been there."

In Russia it would be like: 5:11 Crooks is in an Arctic Prison

I believe that, in the US, presidents and presidential candidates since Kennedy have become disposable entertainers. They are not well protected, because ultimately, they do not matter all that much (to the derp state)

One of the funniest things on the internet are the comments by some of the brown global south people that they leave under US election videos: "Sir, the fate of the entire world is in your hands! I wish i could vote for you!"

But what's even funnier are the hordes of American Reaganists thinking that he had any qualities other than a good radio voice. I don't mean that elections don't change anything. There's limited circulation of the elites and overall, it's a well-crafted show. But naturally, it's just a tip of the iceberg.

Considering that the main virtue of a good president is his entertainment value now, Trump is the best president in all of US history, no doubt about that.

Hearing USSS leadership upset with Wray and his shrapnel talk, only fueled more threats. They have asked Mayorkas via email to talk to him, state he is putting the nominee in danger

That's a massive escalatory admission, agencies never talk like this on channels subject to FOIA

Ronny Jackson: Update on President Trump’s recovery from the bullet wound to his ear.

France Finds Out

I don’t see what the French are complaining about. As long as it’s not open war, it doesn’t count and there’s nothing to complain about, right? High-speed train traffic in France was disrupted on Friday, just hours before the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics following a series of “malicious acts” including arson and cable […]

https://voxday.net/2024/07/26/france-finds-out/

BREAKING: A "coordinated sabotage" has paralyzed France's high-speed train network, impacting a quarter million travelers.

The number is set to rise to 800k by the end of the weekend, ahead of the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics.

@GeneralMCNews

Count Kalergi's antinational ideology is summarized by in an article in Middle Eastern studies: "Coudenhove-Kalergi and the realism of the statesman Briand who naturally thought more in terms of interests and conflict. First, unlike Briand, Coudenhove-Kalergi always emphasized the equality of the peoples and states within a European Union. Second, as a cosmopolitan intellectual Coudenhove-Kalergi was always critical of nationalism. His ideal was a Europe without national frontiers. He believed that cultural nationalism was a menace to the European federation. He complained that the leaders of Europe, with few exceptions, remained blind and deaf to this possibility. He later argued that the policy of national isolationism led to the disastrous Munich Conference." The map showing the Kalergi World Blocs is from "Europa Erwacht!" (1932), showing a clear smear between the USA and South America as one bloc, with a similar situation between Europe and Africa.

Barlas, D. and Güvenç, S. (2009). Turkey and the Idea of a European Union during the Inter-war Years, 1923–39. Middle Eastern Studies, 45(3), pp.425–446. doi:https://doi.org/10.1080/00263200902853421.

Natalist policies not showing much success in Hungary.