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We are all in big trouble if the left manages to cheat their way to an fraudulent victory in 2024. WE MUST ENSURE THAT TRUMP/VANCE ALONG WITH A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN BOTH THE HOUSE AND SENATE HAPPEN!!!!!!!!
Biden, Harris, and Walz have all equivocated on Israel’s right to defend itself against the same violent, depraved Dark Age ideology that gave us 9/11, the Marine barracks bombing in 1983, terrorist attacks throughout Europe, the Mumbai massacre, discrimination against women in Afghanistan and Iran, a recent threat to attack a Taylor Swift concert in Austria, ISIS burning a Jordanian pilot alive, and mindless violence against peaceful Muslims in the Middle East and Central Asia. harris and walz believe that terrorism should be rewarded with a Palestinian state even though the “Palestinians” in Gaza showed the world on October 7, 2023 how they handled autonomy. Trump revoked support for a two-state solution
walz met with Imam asad zaman, whose facebook page shares official Hamas press releases, blog posts from antisemitic sites and a 2015 link to a pro-Hitler film, ‘The Greatest Story Never Told’” and that walz’s administration gave $100,000 to zaman’s Muslim-American Society of Minnesota. zaman’s Facebook page dated October 7, 2023 that says, “MAS stands in solidarity with Palestinians against Israeli attacks.” He also posted a link to an article that accuses Israel of committing war crimes. It might be instructive to go through his entire Facebook page to see what walz is supporting with grants from taxpayers — before it all disappears, as jeremiah wright’s endorsement of BObama did circa 2008 or 2009.
Meanwhile, with border czar harris utterly failing, walz has made it clear with driver’s licenses for all that he will continue to welcome illegal migrants who are diverting taxpayer dollars from citizens and legal immigrants. NYC has cut money for meals for seniors programs so it can squander $300 a night on hotel rooms for migrants.
Trump is right, as shown by widespread pro-hamas demonstrations on campuses and in major cities, that various countries are not sending us their best people. Many of our own ancestors came from outhouse countries like tsarist Russia — a great place to be from if you were a Jew or a Pole. Hedy Lamarr, Albert Einstein, and Enrico Fermi immigrated from countries, which is how we got a lot of our modern technology. These immigrants all assimilated and Americanized, which is how we got the best people. This is not what we are getting on our college campuses today.
While China cranks out advanced weapons at a prodigious rate, it has also embedded itself in the supply chains for vital components of U.S. military platforms and weapons systems, creating U.S. reliance on the Chinese industrial base. Data from Govini’s Ark.ai, the software system for defense acquisition, show that between 2005 and 2020, the level of Chinese suppliers in the U.S. supply chains quadrupled. In categories such as electronics, industrial equipment, and transportation, China’s expansion is even more pronounced. Between 2014 and 2022, U.S. dependence on China for electronics increased by 600%. Chinese companies are embedded in the supply chains of subcontractors to defense primes across system components such as electronics, software, fuses and detonators, and data links. Tracing these connections reveals an adversarial presence in critical long-range systems.
the Kursk offensive highlights, among other things, the inherent risk of what I would call “non-allied allyship.” Washington has no treaty of alliance with Ukraine, yet the biden regime persists in acting as though Ukraine is not just a treaty ally—it acts as though Ukraine’s survival in the form it took for 1992–2022 is essential to the national security of the US. Washington’s granting of non-allied allyship to Ukraine has led Kiev to act in ways that are detrimental to its own survival—including through Kiev’s refusal to implement agreed-upon provisions of the Minsk Accords, which, if implemented, would have demonstrated to the Russians that waging war was unnecessary.
-The Kursk offensive also shows, once again, that the idea that “if the Russians are not stopped in Ukraine they will go on to conquer Eastern Europe” is patently absurd. Russia could not conquer Kiev in 2022 and has been fighting a costly war of attrition even since.
-Russia remains, however, the world’s leading tactical nuclear power, and as such Ukraine’s raid on Kursk puts it and its military and financial backers, including the US and NATO member states, at risk for retaliation.
-Despite the success of the incursion and the loss of prestige suffered by Russia, it is important to remember that, on balance, Ukraine is losing the war. According to a new report in the Financial Times, “The amount of territory captured by Russian troops since early May is nearly double that which Ukraine’s military won back at heavy cost in terms of lives and military materiel with its summer offensive a year ago.”
-The decision by President Volodomyr Zelensky to bring the war to Russia—while no doubt viscerally satisfying to Ukraine and its many supporters here in Washington—will also demonstrate to Moscow that it has no one with whom to negotiate in Kiev and that the decapitation of the Ukrainian military and political leadership is a necessary precondition to achieving their ultimate war aim, namely, Ukrainian neutrality. Kursk is surely a morale boost to Ukraine and an embarrassment for Russia. It will also likely prolong the war.
-The incursion into Russia shows once again that lyin' biden and his national security adviser jake sullivan, far from being too cautious—as a number of high profile neocons have alleged— are, instead, facilitating Kiev’s journey up the escalatory ladder. It is a journey to an unknown destination.
-Ukraine would not have been able to pull the offensive off without the approval and material support from Washington. As such, the U.S. and Europe are seen as complicit in this highly symbolic attack on Kursk, which is, after all, the site of the largest tank battle in history. The 1943 battle against the Nazis cost the Russians an estimated 800,000 casualties. The conclusion now being drawn in Moscow as they once again face German tanks on their territory is not difficult to surmise.
In the end, the administration has not been honest about what is actually at stake in Ukraine. Now would be an opportune time for the ukraine joe or harris to articulate, and without recourse to empty slogans such as defending “democracy,” why Ukraine’s membership in NATO and the matter of who governs a handful of Eastern Ukrainian provinces is worth risking a war with Russia. If ol' biden and commie kammie do believe it is, they ought to explain why—perhaps during prime time.
Supplemental info:
https://www.navytimes.com/news/your-navy/2024/08/11/navy-warship-production-in-worst-state-in-25-years-whats-behind-it/
the Kursk offensive highlights, among other things, the inherent risk of what I would call “non-allied allyship.” Washington has no treaty of alliance with Ukraine, yet the biden regime persists in acting as though Ukraine is not just a treaty ally—it acts as though Ukraine’s survival in the form it took for 1992–2022 is essential to the national security of the US. Washington’s granting of non-allied allyship to Ukraine has led Kiev to act in ways that are detrimental to its own survival—including through Kiev’s refusal to implement agreed-upon provisions of the Minsk Accords, which, if implemented, would have demonstrated to the Russians that waging war was unnecessary.
-The Kursk offensive also shows, once again, that the idea that “if the Russians are not stopped in Ukraine they will go on to conquer Eastern Europe” is patently absurd. Russia could not conquer Kiev in 2022 and has been fighting a costly war of attrition even since.
-Russia remains, however, the world’s leading tactical nuclear power, and as such Ukraine’s raid on Kursk puts it and its military and financial backers, including the US and NATO member states, at risk for retaliation.
-Despite the success of the incursion and the loss of prestige suffered by Russia, it is important to remember that, on balance, Ukraine is losing the war. According to a new report in the Financial Times, “The amount of territory captured by Russian troops since early May is nearly double that which Ukraine’s military won back at heavy cost in terms of lives and military materiel with its summer offensive a year ago.”
-The decision by President Volodomyr Zelensky to bring the war to Russia—while no doubt viscerally satisfying to Ukraine and its many supporters here in Washington—will also demonstrate to Moscow that it has no one with whom to negotiate in Kiev and that the decapitation of the Ukrainian military and political leadership is a necessary precondition to achieving their ultimate war aim, namely, Ukrainian neutrality. Kursk is surely a morale boost to Ukraine and an embarrassment for Russia. It will also likely prolong the war.
-The incursion into Russia shows once again that lyin' biden and his national security adviser jake sullivan, far from being too cautious—as a number of high profile neocons have alleged— are, instead, facilitating Kiev’s journey up the escalatory ladder. It is a journey to an unknown destination.
-Ukraine would not have been able to pull the offensive off without the approval and material support from Washington. As such, the U.S. and Europe are seen as complicit in this highly symbolic attack on Kursk, which is, after all, the site of the largest tank battle in history. The 1943 battle against the Nazis cost the Russians an estimated 800,000 casualties. The conclusion now being drawn in Moscow as they once again face German tanks on their territory is not difficult to surmise.
In the end, the administration has not been honest about what is actually at stake in Ukraine. Now would be an opportune time for the ukraine joe or harris to articulate, and without recourse to empty slogans such as defending “democracy,” why Ukraine’s membership in NATO and the matter of who governs a handful of Eastern Ukrainian provinces is worth risking a war with Russia. If ol' biden and commie kammie do believe it is, they ought to explain why—perhaps during prime time.
Supplemental info:
https://www.navytimes.com/news/your-navy/2024/08/11/navy-warship-production-in-worst-state-in-25-years-whats-behind-it/
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If you are asking conservatives to vote for all republicans for all offices......you are barking up the wrong tree! Conservatives are STUPID, they will not do this because the guy is a RINO, not conservative enough, did something unforgivable, they don't don't care that without assuring a majority we never really win. They simply will let the democrat win before they support the guy they don't completely agree with. Even if Trump wins, if he doesn't have the tools, he can't do the job!