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The average Fox News viewer has no idea that Musk is tearing down a system that allowed this country to rule the world for the past 75 years. And when their standard of living slips dramatically in the next five years they still won’t understand because their TV will blame it on some poor scapegoat.
February 9, 2025 at 6:30 AM
The average Fox News viewer has no idea that Musk is tearing down a system that allowed this country to rule the world for the past 75 years. And when their standard of living slips dramatically in the next five years they still won’t understand because their TV will blame it on some poor scapegoat.
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Listen to three important conversations about the FBI including one I participated in, at the top of the series. ⬇️
BREAKING: Nat'l intelligence experts are ringing the alarm on the politicization of the FBI and other intelligence agencies. Hear from three of them now. **This post is free, and we urge you to share it with those who may not otherwise have access to the information revealed.**
NATIONAL SECURITY NEWS ALERT
RINGING THE ALARM: THE POLITICIZATION OF THE FBI
contrarian.substack.com
February 1, 2025 at 11:35 AM
Listen to three important conversations about the FBI including one I participated in, at the top of the series. ⬇️
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It really doesn't matter what he says, I still can't believe any of this is real. WTF has happened to us
January 28, 2025 at 2:11 PM
It really doesn't matter what he says, I still can't believe any of this is real. WTF has happened to us
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yes, LA cut its fire department budget last year. but also yes, it also increased total fire department spending. here's how both things can be true -- and how the simplistic narratives that have been circulating this week ignore the complicated reality: www.nytimes.com/2025/01/09/u...
A Closer Look at Mayor Bass and the Budget Cuts to the L.A. Fire Department
A closer look at the mechanics of budgeting offers some answers, but the financing is far from rosy.
www.nytimes.com
January 10, 2025 at 4:22 PM
yes, LA cut its fire department budget last year. but also yes, it also increased total fire department spending. here's how both things can be true -- and how the simplistic narratives that have been circulating this week ignore the complicated reality: www.nytimes.com/2025/01/09/u...