Civil war, suckers: deep state (globalist-satanists behind Demon-rats and RINOs) ready to start more active race-war, morons

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CIVIL WAR UPDATE: Learn How The Deep State Is Planning To Launch A Race War In America​

Infowars.com
April 29th 2024, 5:59 pm

Link: https://www.infowars.com/posts/civi...-is-planning-to-launch-a-race-war-in-america/

[see vids at site link, above]

Learn what the Deep State has planned for the 2024 and beyond and how to prepare for the chaos.

Alex Jones explains how the Deep State is putting Americans on a collision course toward race-based civil war as the Democrat lawfare campaigns against Trump are collapsing in real time.

 

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A Secretive Movement Known As “#AltGov” Is Openly Rebelling Against Trump And Musk From Inside Our Federal Agencies​

by Michael Snyder | The Most Important News March 1st, 2025 10:30 AM

Link: https://www.infowars.com/posts/a-se...mp-and-musk-from-inside-our-federal-agencies/

[see vid at site link, above]

If this sort of insubordination persists, more agencies may have to be almost entirely dismantled just like USAID was.

Image Credit: DOMINIC GWINN/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images

We have a government that is literally fighting against itself. The federal workforce has always been more liberal than the population as a whole, but in recent years things have gotten really bad.

Prior to this year, Democrats had been in control of the White House for 12 of the past 16 years. Over time, leftists that were hired for key positions just kept hiring more leftists underneath them. In fact, it got to a point where DEI policies at various agencies essentially institutionalized the systematic hiring of leftists. By the end of the Biden administration, leftist domination of most of our federal agencies was virtually complete. But now we have a new administration that most of our leftist federal workers absolutely detest. Many of them have absolutely no intention of cooperating with the new administration, and some of them have started to openly rebel against it.

A secretive movement known as “#AltGov” has become the epicenter of that rebellion. Those that are involved primarily communicate through anonymous social media accounts and an encrypted messaging app…

Calling itself #AltGov, the network has developed a visible, public-facing presence in recent weeks through Bluesky accounts, most of which bear the names or initials of federal agencies, aimed at getting information out to the public – and correcting disinformation – about the chaos being unleashed by the Trump administration.

With 40 accounts to date, their collective megaphone is getting louder, as most of the accounts have tens of thousands of followers, with “Alt CDC (they/them)” being the largest, at nearly 95,000 followers.

The network has also formed a group and a series of sub-groups on Wire, the encrypted messaging app, to share information and develop strategies – as played out on Saturday.

Most people don’t realize this, but the “#AltGov” movement was very active during the first Trump administration.

Of course during the Biden administration it went away, because the leftists inside our federal agencies saw no need to rebel against Joe Biden.

But now it is back with a vengeance…

“#AltGov dates from the first Trump administration, but it’s even more needed now,” said an employee at Fema, the disaster response agency, who requested anonymity to avoid being targeted at work. She recently launched an #AltGov Fema account on Bluesky. With nearly 13,000 followers, the account says it’s dedicated to “helping people before, during, and after (this democratic) disaster”.

One member of the group that has dared to go public with her identity has explained what the purpose of “#AltGov” actually is…

The network is aiming to “expose harmful policies, defend public institutions and equip citizens with tools to push back against authoritarianism,” Lynn Stahl, a contractor for the Department of Veterans Affairs and member of the group, told the Guardian.

In other words, they want to use their positions inside the federal government to oppose the Trump administration any way that they can.

If it sounds like this is gross insubordination to you, that is because it is gross insubordination.

And we are already seeing the results.

Attorney General Pam Bondi instructed the FBI to deliver all documents related to Jeffrey Epstein to her office, and they told her that they had done so.

But now it turns out that they had secretly held back thousands of documents, and Pam Bondi is extremely upset…

Attorney General Pam Bondi sent a fiery letter to FBI Director Kash Patel on Thursday accusing federal investigators in New York of withholding thousands of pages of Jeffrey Epstein documents she has vowed to make public.

Bondi said she had requested the full Epstein case file before Patel was confirmed as the head of the FBI and received about 200 pages of files — far less than the number of pages released last year in a civil lawsuit connected to Ghislaine Maxwell, the trafficker’s former lover and convicted accomplice.

“I repeatedly questioned whether this was the full set of documents responsive to my request and was repeatedly assured by the FBI that we had received the full set of documents,” Bondi wrote. “Late yesterday, I learned from a source that the FBI Field Office in New York was in possession of thousands of pages of documents related to the investigation and indictment of Epstein.”

Unfortunately, many of the documents that Bondi wants may no longer exist.

FBI whistleblower Garret O’Boyle has revealed that operatives inside the FBI have been working feverishly to destroy sensitive files…

“There are FBI servers,” said ex-agent-turned-whistleblower Garret O’Boyle, “and people inside the FBI have been working night and day to destroy files on these servers.”

“No idea on what it is — I can only speculate — but you mentioned the Epstein list,” he added. “I’d imagine it’s cases like that.”

Now that Kash Patel has finally been confirmed, he is moving quickly to try to get control of the agency, but it appears that many FBI agents have no intention of obeying his lawful orders…

“Last week, right out of the gate, Kash Patel said 500 people were going to Alabama,” O’Boyle said, explaining that they would still be “headquarters personnel, but in Alabama.”

The other 1,000 agents, he said, were sent out to the field nationwide.

“Already, people are saying, we are not going to comply with that,” O’Boyle told Johnson. “We are going to make it seem as if we transferred—we’re going to do what they call ‘paper transfers’—and we’re not going to obey these lawful orders.”

What a mess.

If this sort of insubordination persists, more agencies may have to be almost entirely dismantled just like USAID was.

Sadly, many workers that were fired at USAID and other federal agencies are now conducting wild protests…

Dozens of the protesters crammed into the lobby of the office of Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, but they were eventually tossed out by security. They also tried to get into the district office of Republican Sen. John Thune of South Dakota, but they were pushed out by staffers.

“It’s been an emotional roller coaster. Like I said, I came to USAID intending on staying there for as long as I could. I really loved the work that we were doing,” said one unnamed former USAID worker to WCSH-TV.

“And now I don’t know what to do,” she added. “And I have cried every day. I think that that’s normal. I have a 15-month-old at home, and I’m looking at him and thinking, ‘What’s this country that we’re now living in?’”

On Thursday, USAID employees that have been let go were given approximately 15 minutes to clear their personal belongings out of their former workspaces…

USAID employees clutching backpacks and wheeling suitcases full of their belongings trickled out of the now-shuttered agency’s headquarters on Thursday morning after the Trump administration gave them 15 minutes to clear out.

Outside the building in downtown Washington, D.C., a line of demonstrators broke into applause and cheers as each employee left the building. Bouquets of flowers for employees stood nearby, alongside a sign reading, “You and your mission mattered!”

Samantha Power, USAID’s administrator, greeted and hugged supporters down the line before she disappeared through the doors of the agency.

Of course this is just the beginning.

The cuts are only going to get deeper in the weeks ahead.

For example, the Trump administration has announced that 120 IRS offices will be permanently shut down…

The Trump administration is moving forward with plans to shut down more than 120 IRS offices that provide taxpayer assistance as part of a broader effort to reduce the federal government’s footprint and cut costs.

The decision, outlined in a letter from the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) obtained by The Washington Post, comes at a crucial time—right in the middle of the federal tax filing season, which ends on April 15.

And President Trump has instructed those running our federal agencies “to turn in a plan for ‘large-scale’ headcount reductions” by March 13th…

The Trump administration directed federal agency heads Wednesday to turn in a plan for “large-scale” headcount reductions by March 13 — as the president told his first cabinet meeting he wanted to purge government workers who are “scamming our country.”

The memo, sent jointly by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and Office of Personnel Management (OPM), tells agency leaders to work with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to make cuts to the “bloated, corrupt federal government” by methods including firing “underperforming employees,” closing unneeded regional offices and not renewing contracts.

The memo comes after DOGE overseer Elon Musk threatened twice to fire government employees who didn’t respond to an email asking for five things they did in the last week.

Ouch.

So how many federal workers could eventually lose their jobs?

Well, Trump just said that a million federal workers could potentially be “on the bubble”…

President Donald Trump warned that one million or more federal employees are now “on the bubble” because of their failure to respond to an email demanding they justify their jobs.

In a wild monologue during a Cabinet meeting Tuesday, the president jumped in after Elon Musk responded to a question from a pool reporter about the fates of those who failed to respond to the email sent Saturday by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) — which asked federal employees to list five bulletpoints of items they accomplished in the last week. Despite having previously warned federal employees that failure to respond would be considered a resignation, Musk softened his position — in response to the pool reporter asking whether those million-plus employees who blew off the email demand would be terminated.

“We’re going to send another email,” Musk said. “But our goal is not to be capricious or unfair. We want to give people every opportunity to send an email. And the email could simply be ‘What I’m working on is too sensitive or classified to describe.’ Like, literally just that would be sufficient. You know, I think this is just common sense.”

We have never seen anything like this before.

It shall be very interesting to see how all of this plays out.

On top of everything else that is going on, a potential government shutdown is looming in the middle of next month…

Congress is barreling toward a deadline to avert a government shutdown in just over two weeks, with Democrats and Republicans at odds over whether there should be guardrails on President Trump’s ability to withhold funding approved by Congress.

Democrats want to insert language in the funding bill to ensure that the administration implements the spending directed by Congress, a reaction to Mr. Trump and top adviser Elon Musk’s work to downsize large swaths of the executive branch. But Republicans have made it clear that they won’t accept those terms.

Government funding expires on March 14, and keeping the government open past the deadline will likely require bipartisan support in both the House and Senate. Republicans control 53 seats in the Senate, but a funding measure requires 60 votes for passage. In the House, Republicans are operating with a razor-thin majority and a divided conference in which conservatives regularly vote against government spending bills.

In my entire lifetime, we have never seen this much chaos in Washington.

And of course the chaos in Washington is just one element of the “perfect storm” that is raging all around us.

I do not believe that our society will be able to handle what is about to happen.

I would encourage you to make your plans accordingly.

 

[Apollonian]

Surprise!, suckas--BLM (black lives...)--it was all an 'op' run by official incumbents against any opposition, morons--deep state fascists in name of "Jew world order," fools--a massive, huge colossus, ding-bats--all built upon fiat-currency, NOT real money (see Mises.org, use site search-engine). A dictatorship (monopoly) enforced by the state apparatus, which NECESSARILY uses CENSORSHIP as matter-of-course, "u fools," ho ho ho

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Trump (executive dept.) argues he makes top decision as Commander-in-Chief, NOT some un-elected (& corrupt) judge. Trump explains: enemy invaders typically get only summary treatment, not subject to judicial review.

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Republicans REVOLT in shocking move to kill censure of Democrat who attacked ICE agent​

By VICTORIA CHURCHILL , US POLITICAL REPORTER
Published: 19:07 EDT, 3 September 2025 | Updated: 20:34 EDT, 3 September 2025

Link: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ill-censure-Democrat-attacked-ICE-agent.html/

[vid at site link, above]

A Democratic congresswoman was saved from a career-shaming embarrassment by seven of her Republican colleagues.

Members of the U.S. House decided not to censure Representative LaMonica McIver, who serves New Jersey's 10th Congressional District, due to a rare breakaway of GOP votes from the party line.

McIver is currently facing federal charges for storming an ICE facility in her home state of New Jersey earlier this summer. She has asked for the charges to be dismissed.

The congresswoman has pleaded not guilty to three counts of assaulting, resisting, impeding, and interfering with federal officials related to actions in the ICE facility skirmish.

'If House Republicans think they can make me run scared, they're wrong,' McIver noted in a statement issued Tuesday before the vote.

After the attempt to censure her failed, McIver posted on X that the move 'was a baseless, partisan effort to shut [her] up.

'I was not elected to play political games—I was elected to serve. I won’t back down. Not now. Not ever,' McIver added.

Louisiana Republican Congressman Clay Higgins (R-La.) forced a vote on the censure measure, and the action failed on the floor of the House of Representatives with a vote of 215 to 207.

Nebraska Republican Don Bacon, who is not seeking reelection in the 2026 midterms, was one member to vote in support of McIver. Bacon told Axios after the vote to table the censure resolution that he thinks it's 'best to let Ethics Committee finish its report.'

Rep. LaMonica McIver, D-N.J., demanded the release of Newark Mayor Ras Baraka after his arrest while protesting outside Delaney Hall ICE detention facility, Friday, May 9, 2025, in Newark, N.J.

Rep. Don Bacon (R-Neb.) arrives for a House Republican conference meeting at the U.S. Capitol on May 6, 2025 in Washington, DC. House Republicans are meeting to discuss their reconciliation budget plan

McIver was engaged in a scuffle with law enforcemtn officers back in May afetr she was not alloed to enter an ICE facility in her home state of New Jersey

Mike Flood of Nebraska, David Joyce and Michael R. Turner of Ohio, and David Valadao of California also voted against the move to censure McIver. The two 'present' votes came from Andrew Garbarino of New York and Nathaniel Moran of Texas, two other Republicans.

Several Democrats also spoke out against even having the vote regarding McIver in the first place.

Progressive Democrat Pramila Jayapal of Washington State noted on X that the move was 'a ridiculous waste of time that Congress should be using to work for the American people.'

Georgia Democrat Lucy McBath added that McIver was 'sent by the people of New Jersey's 10th to be their voice, and has done so fearlessly. The political targeting of her is a clear attempt to give more power to this President's agenda. She won’t back down, and neither will we.'

McIver was charged by Trump ally Alina Habba, who was serving as the U.S. Attorney for New Jersey on a temporary basis. Habba has yet to be confirmed to the post on a permanent basis and previously was Trump's personal lawyer.

Habba's appointment was always temporary and subject to Senate confirmation but she quickly made headlines by pursuing politically explosive cases, including charges against Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and U.S. Rep. LaMonica McIver, both Democrats.

McIver has also called out Trump for targeting liberal cities run by Black mayors during his crime crackdown. Both Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson are Black.

The congresswoman told Democrat election lawyer Marc Elias during a recent appearance on the Defending Democracy Podcast that the president's 'number one targets are cities that are led by black mayors.'

McIver also believes that Trump's rhetoric of 'Liberation Day' is rooted in racism.

'When he says, 'Oh,' you know, 'it's Liberation Day,' and all of these things, those are, you know, ways of him saying, 'Oh, it's white power,' McIver said earlier this month.

'Those are racist remarks,' the congresswoman told Elias.

 

[Apollonian]

Very interesting commentary revealed here--so the idea & threat is RIOTING of the usual sort & what then Trump forces will do. Seems he (Trump) would use it to his benefit to enhance executive power, etc.--BUT these things have to play out, regardless, and I wouldn't doubt Trump is ready.

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Trish Regan commentary

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Well, the lady simply observes upon the natural animosity of diff. races, including diff. religions, as diff. as Christianity vs. Muslims, who don't belong in the West, truth be told, but then Morgan says it's "bad" (according to his putrid satanic mentality/culture), according to idiot suicidal sociology of "liberalism." Doesn't consider that racial animosity is natural and more realistic than his idiot "liberalism," founded upon "free will," etc. Christians (worshippers of truth, Gosp. JOHN 14:6) grasp DETERMINISM (absolute cause-effect) against idiot subjectivism, "good," & such as "moral-virtue," pretext for stupidity, ignoring reality, etc.

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Argument against perfectly (God-like) "free" will of humans--either determined, or random, hence not "free"

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