Trump's Revolution and USAID's Billion Dollar Scandal

This is how I imagine the beginnings of Proto-President Trump:

An office, probably on Pine Street or somewhere around, some time in 1995:

[There’s a knock on the door]

Aspoleczny: What is it?

Cohn: Hey Boss, sorry for the disturbance, but you’ve gotta talk with this guy Kugelbrecher. I think he’s on to someone here.

Aspoleczny: Whaddaya carping on about?! Who is this guy and who’s he on to?!

Cohn: It’s to do with Trump, but let me fini…

Aspoleczny: Don’t come to me about that piffling little shit!! I got no time for shit from upstart pipsqueaks in All Cunts Building Supply and Maintenance!! They were fuckin’ wrong that he’s better alive. I would have had him smoked. Now get outta here or I’ll have your chicken-shit ass smoked for wasting my time!

Cohn: But boss, you said you were looking for a ‘water-off-a-duck’s-back’ guy whose ass we own…

Aspoleczny: [Calming down slightly] OK, OK, but spit it out pronto, ‘coz I ain’t got time to sit on my ass here.

Cohn: I think it’s better if I just bring Kugelbrecher in. That OK, Boss?

Aspoleczny: Then take ya thumb out of your ass and get on with it! Where the hell are you Koogalbreaker!!!

Kugelbrecher: [Comes in quickly and clears throat] Ah… yes, sir. About Trump. Well, it was to do with All Country and the Plaza, and we were, you know, applying the pressure to bust his balls a bit, as they say, ha-ha. And I was telling Roy how I couldn’t believe the audacity of this guy…

Aspoleczny: You’ve really got this guy’s ass, right?

Kugelbrecher: Yeah, he’s putty in our hands. He needs us so he don’t end up under a freakin’ bridge in short shrift, and we got nasty-ass… er, ha-ha, totally compromising… files on him…

Aspoleczny: So what’s the special shit about him that you wanna tell me?!

Kugelbrecher: Well, the heat, the thumbscrews were totally turned up full, and we knew he was talking bullshit, but he just remained smooth. He was daring to gaslight us; we knew he gaslighting us and he knew we knew he was gaslighting us, but he was freakin’ doing it anyway, and he was, like, steady through it all. Like, “Oh yeah, everything’s just wonderful, All Country’s doing just great and I’ve talked to this big guy and that big guy and it was a great talk and we got on really well, and they agreed that we can do a deal on the Plaza”, and stuff like this. I mean, he knew he was dead, but there was no sweat and all that water we were pouring on him was just beading off him like he was made of Teflon. He just kept up that smooth talking. I’ve never seen someone hold up like that.

Aspoleczny: How does he look, this guy? Is he a short-ass weasly little dicksplash, or what?

Kugelbrecher: He’s tall; I guess not too bad looking for a guy of his age. Got a kind of haughty, arrogant look (which I must say, you kind of want to slap), but he seemed to keep in line. He’s got thin strawberry-blondish whiffly hair, and got a kind of dicky quiff sticking out over his forehead.

Aspoleczny: Hm. Maybe that arrogance is good… Hair might be a trademark. Is it a slick quiff or super crappy?… Ah, whatever! We can make him over if he’s otherwise good… And what did you tell him?

Kugelbrecher: I told him that if he wants to save his ass, he better keep schtum. Any dealings with media, regulatory agencies, the police etc. he’d better hold them off and find out from us what he can say and who he can talk to. I thought we could hold off finishing him, coz when he reacted like this I remembered that Roy had said we’re looking for a guy like this. I don’t know if he’s the guy, but I ain’t seen anyone like him.

Aspoleczny: Is he smart?

Kugelbrecher: Well, um…

Aspoleczny: Ah, shit, let me find that out! Right Cohn, Koogal! You tell him to get down here like YESTERDAY! Tell him to get his ass down here this afternoon before 2. I’ve gotta see if he’s worth his ass. And Koogalbreaker, listen here: this Trump betta be good, or I’m gonna haul up your ass across white hot coals for wasting my time like you never fuckin’ known! OK?!!..

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He says he will clear out Gaza and rebuild. Is that a win for Israel?

After JFK and Epstein files widely publicized and analyzed, what will that mean for the Zionist project?

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Just when I think my outrage-o-meter is broken, along comes Chris with another slide deck.

Where is the 100% tariff on Pfizer until we get our 4 billion dollars back, with interest?

I propose the Ill Gotten Gains Act, which claws back taxpayer monies unconstitutionally distributed by the U.S. government and puts it toward the debt. As part of this act, congress gets the same health insurance as regular folks. (Have fun, congress people, writing letters to United Health Care explaining that you really, really need that knee surgery!)

We also need a dashboard that shows the finances of all our elected officials in office, so we can all be on the alert for signs of baksheesh and paid whoreness on the taxpayer dime.

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Maybe the reference to the guillotine is even simpler than that (as I doubt many of the people mentioning it are deep into bible studies). Perhaps the guillotine comes to mind as it became symbolic in the French revolution. Thousands were killed with it, including the rich and those in power.

Revolution and killing the rich and powerful is what they are screaming now, so it seems the better fit to me :slight_smile:

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This is NOT a defense of USAID spending on Politico… but for some additional context:

I suspect USAID was paying for access to the PoliticoPro database, which is much more that just their news site. I’m a librarian and have seen outrageous pricing for many compilation databases. It is an ongoing pain point for all information users trying to negotiate accesses for their organizations.

My only point being… this one is likely more complex than it appears on the surface… don’t rely too much on this one because there are likely some complicated “explanations” that would detract from our larger battle against fraud, waste and abuse of our tax dollars!

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It turns out that Canada was funding Politico as well.

I would not be surprised to find that some taxpayer money sent to Ukraine was also funneled to Politico. And I am sure that Brussels and other players were involved.

This explains why the media was so obedient. It wasn’t just Big Pharma money, it wasn’t just access to the Beltway cockail parties, country clubs, etc., it wasn’t just embedded deep state players - it was a straight play for pay scheme.

The failures of the oligarch media is not a flaw of the system it is part of the design of the system.

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Hi Chris, you mentioned that Canadians should be jealous of the exposure of corruption and the appointments now going on in the US. Yes, we are extremely jealous! We have a lot to clean up, and I’m doubtful we have the will to do it. And RFK Jr. passing the finance committee vote! Wow - some of the best news of the decade! Keep up the great work - as the US heals, Canada will slowly awaken, or at least get dragged along in the same direction.

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Yet more …

And while funding for Politico and others has come from all over the federal government - WikiLeaks , citing a RSF report, highlighted that USAID was funding over 6,200 journalists across 707 media outlets and 279 “media” NGOs, which includes 90% of the reportage out of Ukraine** .

With luck, the entire disinformation space could collapse.

No wonder why the Democrats are so enraged.

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Great point. “Public policy management” software is a business category with three or four popular services renting their services to customers large and small.

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Do you have copies of the approvals you can post… obviously redacting personal information?

I thought Alan’s story was straight up humor.

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I tried to balance plausibility and absurdity, perhaps a bit more of both than the ‘standard’ of several of the recently released USAID projects. It seems my balance failed. There are no official approval documents to show but if you really want to see something, I can create official looking documents and post them here.

Perhaps I should have made my project more fantastic, so I will give it a bit more desciptive text.

I’ll add that each center will also have a free speach megaphone for blasphemers. There of course must be the obligatory abortion clinic. I’d rather not add the description for the private rooms in the back equiped with virgin goats and sheep.

With these new additions to the entertainment and cultural center, I have decided to ask for an additional $40 million.

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As Chris was talking, I kept thinking “we are at war.” Then he finally said it, the probability of civil war. We are already at war, it takes many forms. I wish it wouldn’t get violent and I personally will never advocate violence.

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Yes, we are at war. But it seems at least this is a violent take down of the entrenched system. It’s not at all a civil war against fellow citizens.

It is a smart war against the machine, the blob, the media, the entrenched woke DEI/ESG interests but done in such a way as to disarm and dismember that whole system.

Those citizens in that mob won’t have funds or be able to organize effectively without the resources of the deep state paid for by the Federal Government. By dismantling the facilitators of the leftist insanity, we are potentially avoiding real war and destruction.

We will all be better off for this process. It’s war and we are winning. Thank you President Trump for showing courage and leadership in this war.

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There is video from this week showing Democrat members of Congress saying things like this:

we have to fight this in the streets…stop the coup

“shut down the city, we are at war…”…

“this is an authoritarian takeover of our country and we say hell no…”

See video below that has a montage of this, lasts about a minute (start at 7:54)

This is very concerning and I do not see it ending well.
Remember the charity baseball game in 2017? There was a shooting/attempted mass murder of Republican members of Congress. The shooter asked a passerby to confirm that the group on the baseball field was Republican (and not Democrat) before he proceeded to shoot.

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Im leaning toward 100%

https://x.com/JohnLeFevre/status/1887613066512068792

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I’m certain it was 100%. The rent a mob protests would never have been able to take place without external funding.

I think George Soros was involved in organizing but i dont think he used his funds to pay for the materials and the salaries of the protestors. He puts his efforts into electing lackies in many government positions to destroy the justice system and to keep the rented protesters from facing any consequences.

DEI, wokism and the other social causes was promoted to give these intentionally dumbed down mobsters who had few if any useful skills as available hordes of lunatic paid protesters.

This is being destroyed and dismantled in an amazingly rapid pace. What to do with the millions of DEI woke faithful now that their acronyms, genders, pronouns and the like are now officially over? Many of them know no other way of living.

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Fantastic video. Excellent analysis, and I also laughed out loud multiple times.

But the parts about zero overlap between Venn diagrams, and civil war, and public executions for murderous “raccoons”, left me with a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach. Intellectually, I understand that nations rise and fall. I’ve even been to a country that doesn’t exist anymore (Yugoslavia). But emotionally, I’m not ready to wrap my head around all of this. Oof.

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OK, you all – that is, all you who could be bothered to read my post above – probably think (with good reason, I guess :joy:), ‘What’s this guy writing here?! This is weird, esoteric claptrap! What’s the point?’

Well, it’s basically saying what I think: that Trump isn’t really the President in charge; rather he’s the showman-mascot-monkey who’s been given very specific instructions and scripts (though probably he’s allowed to use his own words), and that has been taught (I imagine part of it is also his natural behavior) to act in a particular way. It seems to me that he was involved in the murky organized crime world of real estate, and came up against the big boys who totally owned his ass, but these dodgy forces then saw how they could use him. He’s now the public figure of a team that I guess represents the currently most powerful faction (that is clearly over-represented by Zionist forces). I think it’s an organized crime faction (as I assume all the factions that control the government are). Maybe they’re successfully sparring against another faction or maybe this is just theater. They’re throwing us bones of being a revolution against the deep state so we buy their narrative. Their actual aims are, I guess, totally different.

[I used fictitious names and one real person name, and based the themes on the Trump Wikipedia entry, mainly from the 90s. The profanity and unpleasantness of character was intended to show the psychopathic nature and feeling of superiority and untouchability that I imagine these elites to have]

As I think Chris has said (or did I hear this somewhere else?), Henry Kissinger talked about bringing about change by hitting so hard and fast and being so many steps ahead that once people realize something has happened, the forces are already 6 steps ahead in the blows they’re placing.

I guess the Trump revolution is to placate the restive masses that change is finally coming, and in the meanwhile they’re hitting us 6 steps ahead with the shit that they always had coming for us – we just haven’t seen the effects yet.

The technology around us has gotten really amazing these days, and I guess the technology they have would blow us away if we could see it. They’ve got toys, and you think they ain’t gonna use them?

Basically, this is a plea that while enjoying the ‘wins’ we’re getting, that we hold back our judgement on the whole Trump revolution, and that we’re also looking to see what might be going on in the background, or using our imaginations to guess what they might have in store for us.

To me, Trump doesn’t seem nearly sophisticated enough to actually be the person in charge here, and to think that the change we’ve been waiting for has finally come seems a little bit näive.

I think a good dose of Whitney Webb is needed here.

And, presumably, for the BLM leaders’ multiple luxury home purchases!