Brian shares his experiences with Promethean Action and organizing rallies at auto plants. How tariffs can help bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. and the idea of Union Republicans.
MI tariffs town hall, College GOP leaders on philosophy, CA organizing insights, plus Promethean Action now available on Kindle.
Last Saturday's bombshell release from the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Euro-fascism and the role of the British undergirds this week's developments.
In his first 100 hours, Donald Trump proclaimed the stupidity of the world's elite at Davos, attacking their satanic malthusian religion and calling them students of average intellect at best.
Barbara Boyd covers the dramatic first week of Donald Trump's 'revolution of common sense,' highlighting actions taken both internationally and domestically. At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Trump sharply criticized the oligarchy and their environmental and depopulation policies. Domestically, Trump acted against open borders, regulatory overreach, and the Deep State, while pushing for declassification of historical files and disaster relief efforts. Key appointments and upcoming confirmation hearings for figures like Kash Patel and RFK Jr. are also discussed, emphasizing the need for urgent public mobilization.
00:00 Introduction to Trump's Revolution
00:16 The Ideology of Malthusianism
01:51 Trump's Global Interventions
04:03 Trump's Stance on Ukraine and Russia
05:44 Domestic Political Battles
06:40 Trump's Broader Agenda
07:06 Disaster Response and Environmental Policies
07:44 Conclusion and Upcoming Events
Brian shares his experiences with Promethean Action and organizing rallies at auto plants. How tariffs can help bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. and the idea of Union Republicans.
MI tariffs town hall, College GOP leaders on philosophy, CA organizing insights, plus Promethean Action now available on Kindle.
Last Saturday's bombshell release from the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Euro-fascism and the role of the British undergirds this week's developments.
Now the entire global financial system is overwhelmed with debt and corruption, and is screaming for more bailouts and zero scrutiny. Yet against all odds, nations and people look to the future for a new world from which to build.
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