Trump’s enemies tried two ambushes this week: reheated Epstein headlines and a Qatar strike meant to derail peace. Instead, Trump flanked both—tightening ties with Doha, while Bessent hits the Fed and Chris Wright shreds green austerity.
Monday's brief takes a tour of the international landscape, focusing on the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East and the fateful decision this week as to whether Biden will surrender the US to the British demand to directly attack Russia. What's really at stake with this presidential election?
As facts emerge about the second assassination attempt against Donald Trump, those who wish to preserve the life of our future president should focus blame on the White House.
Elon Musk has the appropriate idea for the week: "The real job before us is not cleaning up the mess that Biden created; the real job is clean up the mess that created Biden." That would be the modern British financial empire or the "rules based international order."
The sprint is on to the election. The world itself is on fire with the shock wave of fundamental change at work. We cover the fakery of Kamala, the corporate media, the NATO military and censorship offensive which could kill us all.
We cover Joe Biden hanging on by a thread, the rigged French election, and NATO. The coming Republican Convention and Trump will provide inspiration and relief.
