Of course we’ve had presidents who were puppets of the Deep State, presidents who were assassinated by the Deep State, presidents who were removed by the Deep State by fake elections—all sorts of variations on the Deep State running the show. But now it’s almost completely out in the open: No Potus.
John Daniel Davidson @johnddavidson
Let’s be honest, the United States doesn’t have a president right now. The Oval Office is empty. When Dem elites ended Biden’s reelection campaign, they ended his presidency.
What happens next? I’m not sure anyone really knows. We have stepped out of narrative and into history, and things are moving fast now. But what must not happen is that we the people simply trundle along and accept the narrative that we’re given by the coup plotters and the media. There has to be accountability for them as much as for the Secret Service and other deep-state actors who set the stage for an assassination attempt on Trump.
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And we have to be clear-eyed about the fact that we have sailed into very dangerous waters. Whether we make it out is by no means certain.
The point here is that the people now running the show—without even the fig leaf of constraints as far as anyone can tell—do not answer to the American people. Not even in a make believe kinda way. They answer to special interests. None of these people ran for election, and they don’t get on national TV to address the nation.
Of course the main task for the Deep State now is to gaslight We the People regarding the attempted assassination of Trump. But don’t expect the rest of the world to wait on that. The rest of the world has its own agenda, and the people who rule America have an agenda too. Events could move quickly.
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Via https://meaninginhistory.substack.com/p/the-new-american-experiment-no-potus
The Most Revolutionary Act 
Yes, the US is at a crossroads, and it may be dangerous, but it may be good for us to pause and reflect on where we want to go from here.
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Tell that to all the parasites taking money from the Israel lobbies?
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I’m busy now reading online about Eritrea and Dijoubouti, but I can’t remember how to spell them.
Both are dependent on the world bank to support governments that have to import food and staples. Many immigrants and the constant struggle between the settled and the nomads. Many different languages, mostly French and Arabic. Immigrants, from neighboring countries, to work on ports and the railway along the coast. Imports from China and India. Mostly Muslim population.
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Back to your point: That is the traditional Jewish mechanism for compromising its trading partners. Why have the Jews been close to power since before Christianity? Herod, for instance, and the scribes and accountants in ancient cities, like Ur and overland trading routes to the Orient?
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Point taken, papasha408.
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I still can’t see that the American people are allowed any input into their government, as specified in the Constitution. I don’t see any sign of that changing, Katherine.
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You are right. The Constitution does not give individuals any power at all, according to me. I have read it numerous times. Even the Bill of Rights has caveats limiting basic freedoms, but they are the best we have.
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