Today long thread debate on Twitter where liberals only want to paint me as "failed inventor" and "failed treasure hunter". Funny how when they get caught they pop up articles and attack and then push back to their very own false articles. It is a weird weird world we live in. I posted up links to 17,000 literal pages to my patent work and even links to those in 198 countries, but I'm still a failed inventor since Secretary of State Brad RatsAssBurger said so
CLIP 2 from today's broadcast - FULL PROGRAM HERE: https://rumble.com/v7f0u7u-chinas-end-game-what-this-is-about-could-end-of-the-united-states-if-we-don.html
Before the empires of Babylon and Assyria rose to power, before kings carved their boasts into stone, there was Mesopotamia — the ancient “land between the rivers,” cradled by the Tigris and Euphrates, a vast and fertile world that gave birth to some of humanity’s earliest cities, laws, temples, and written records. In its greatest geographic sense, Mesopotamia was not merely one small country of the ancient world, but a broad and living region stretching across the heart of what is now modern Iraq, while also reaching into northeastern Syria, southeastern Turkey, parts of western Iran, and even the northern edge of Kuwait.
Enjoy this one.
America’s Elections:
To ensure lawful and trustworthy elections, “election integrity” groups must set aside their egos and agendas and work together as a united force within an organized human “ecosystem.” In other words, America will never achieve election integrity until there is a platform (ecosystem) that enables millions of patriotic citizens outside government to unite as one force, with God’s guidance, to carry out a nationwide election-integrity-plus-game plan.
Moreover, for a sustainable human “ecosystem” to function effectively, it must include four essential elements, as outlined in the documentation and principles below. These components foster trust, support cooperation, ensure continuity, and build participants' resilience.
1. RELEVANT NAME …A title that effectively captures the strength of a community working ...