I'm starting to think this is more than just winds of change blowing... I think something siesmic is about to happen worldwide... (And I think it's a good thing)
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UPDATED: Sunday, February 8, 2026 15:08
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Trump and his current administration has been keeping all the dumb white college "educated" retards in the media and at home chasing their own fucking tails for almost a year now, not realizing that they were all being played.
Behind the scenes, the Dominoes were all being lined up while nobody was watching any of it.
A majority of Americans don't even realize how much the People of Venezuela are cheering what has just happened this weekend, and that's because our media is still desperately trying to hide facts like these in its final dying breaths.
Gas prices are about to drop. And not just a couple of cents.
And this is one of the ONLY ways of bringing prices down meaningfully and with any longevity that doesn't involve a very painful period of deflation. It will have a ripple effect on prices of everything up and down the board, and most immediately on produce.
And hopefully a lot of politicians on both sides of aisle, both current and former are roused out of bed just like Maduro and his wife were, and carted away to the prison where they belong as well. (I now have my suspicions that this will start ramping up in a few months, and some big arrests, possibly also related to the Epstein files as I've been predicting all along, are going to be held onto until the last few weeks before the mid-terms).
Trump just showed everyone that he and his team are unafraid of the Deep State.
This wasn't war on Venezuela. It was Venezuela's liberation.
And my, my, my are there going to be a lot of secrets to tell that will finally be told by the time this is all over.
(You'd better keep a good eye on Maduro, Trump. Dead hoes tell no tales.)
I've been saying for a a while now all I've ever wanted was for people to live the life here that I had growing up, and not spend anymore time living in this depressing, chaotic husk of what America once was. For music and movies to be happy and optimistic again. For people to have real hope and a reason to want to listen to happy and optimistic music and movies and not dismiss it outright because that just isn't the world they were growing up in.
A couple of generations missed out on that. But maybe we can give it to the young Gen Alpha and the ones who come after them (Please don't call them Generation Beta... If you're going to use that name, give it to the Millennials who deserve it).
If things go right here, Donald Trump could go down as one of the Greatest American Presidents in history.
And all the bullshit that the Left has put him through will just be more to bolster the tale.
Here's hoping we get more music like this over the next ten years... It's been a long time.
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Quote:The Real Donroe Doctrine
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
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Seeking cash and an ego boost, not regime change
By Paul Krugman | Jan 05, 2026
https://paulkrugman.substack.com/p/the-real-donroe-doctrine
For Americans of a certain age, the snatch and grab abduction of Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela’s president, brings back memories of the 2003 invasion of Iraq, in some ways with good reason.
Almost everyone now sees Iraq as a cautionary tale about the lies of the powerful: We were taken to war on false pretenses. Almost everyone also thinks of Iraq as a prime example of the power of delusional thinking on the part of the powerful themselves. Slogans of the time — “We will be welcomed as liberators”; “Mission Accomplished” — are now routinely used ironically, to denote foolish projects doomed to catastrophic failure. And Donald Trump’s Venezuela adventure is another tale of lies and delusion.
But in other ways the Trump/Venezuela story is very different from the Bush/Iraq story.
Two days after the abduction, it’s clear that Trump wasn’t seeking regime change, at least not in any fundamental way. He’s more like a mob boss trying to expand his territory, believing that if he knocks off a rival boss he can bully the guy’s former capos into giving him a cut of their take.
If that sounds harsh, bear in mind that before Trump stepped in, Maduro and his fellow Chavistas — the movement founded by Hugo Chavez — faced strong opposition from domestic pro-democracy forces led by María Corina Machado. Edmundo González, a Machado ally, clearly won Venezuela’s 2024 election, only to have Maduro steal it. So, if Trump wanted regime change he would be supporting Machado and her movement.
But in his triumphal Saturday press conference, Trump sneeringly dismissed Machado, declaring that “it’d be very tough for her to be the leader, she doesn’t have the support. She doesn’t have the respect.”
Instead, he appeared eager to support Maduro’s second-in-command, Delcy Rodriguez, implying that she was ready to cooperate with his designs. Indeed, during the press conference and afterward Trump repeatedly declared that he was already “running” Venezuela.
But it took only a few hours for Rodriguez to make him look like a fool: Later that day she and other leading members of the Maduro government denounced U.S. actions and declared on TV that Maduro is still president of Venezuela.
Oops. By Sunday Trump was threatening to punish Rodriguez for her defiance.
How did Trump make such a big miscalculation? Trump has surrounded himself with sycophants like Pete Hegseth, who has repeatedly described him as “the greatest president of my lifetime.” He lives in a self-aggrandizing fantasy world — a world in which he has a 64 percent approval rating and is a contender for the Nobel Peace Prize.
The Washington Post reports that Trump turned on Machado because she committed the “ultimate sin” of accepting her genuine Nobel prize.
Anyway, the core of Trump’s fantasy involves imagining that he really is the character he played on The Apprentice, a master of the Art of the Deal.
Given Trump’s belief that he can always out-deal, out-bully and out-cheat everyone else, it’s easy to see how he interpreted some conciliatory conversations with Rodriguez as a signal that she would be his obedient puppet.
Trump’s self-image as the ultimate dealmaker explains why he was so ready to believe, falsely, that he controlled Venezuela. It also explains his insistence that by, as he imagined, seizing Venezuela, he had gained a valuable prize in the form of its oil. “We’re going to be taking out a tremendous amount of wealth out of the ground.” Many Trump critics share his view that there’s a lot of money to be made from Venezuelan oil and condemn his intervention as an attempt to steal that money.
But you know who doesn’t think there’s a lot of money to be made in Venezuela? Oil companies. They see a dilapidated infras
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Quote:Trump’s “Don Roe Doctrine” Turns Canada Into His Worst Nightmare | Jimmy Kimmel
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Trump and his current administration has been keeping all the dumb white college "educated" retards in the media and at home chasing their own fucking tails for almost a year now, not realizing that they were all being played.
Jan 4, 2026
Hello to all the loyal viewers and die-hard fans of Jimmy Kimmel — the people who can watch five minutes of Trump talking about foreign policy and instantly tell the difference between a real doctrine and a drunk guy doodling on a placemat at Mar-a-Lago. I hope you’re somewhere comfortable right now, maybe half-sliding off the couch with your phone in one hand and a snack you definitely didn’t intend to eat this late in the other, because tonight we’re going to talk about something that sounds like a bad joke, feels like a comic-book supervillain plan, and is actually being treated like a real threat by an entire country: Donald Trump’s so-called “Don Roe Doctrine” and how it just turned the Canadian people into some of the most determined Trump-resisters on the planet.
If you somehow missed it, here’s the quick horror recap. After Trump’s unlawful invasion of Venezuela — you know, that little “kinetic action” he announced like he was plugging a hotel opening — he walked into a press conference and bragged that he’d basically upgraded the Monroe Doctrine. Remember that old 19th-century policy that said the Western Hemisphere was kind of our neighborhood and European empires should back off? Trump stands there, sweaty and proud, and declares that under his “new national security strategy,” American dominance in the Western Hemisphere “will never be questioned again,” and that they now call it the “Don Roe Doctrine.” He even stumbles over the name like he’s not sure if he’s saying “Monroe,” “Don Roe,” or “Don’t Know,” which is honestly the most accurate version.
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Last weekend is going to be the weekend you're going to remember for the rest of your sad, short and pathetic life as the beginning of the dismantling of every lie that made you the piece of shit you are today.
Loser.
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Quote:Because he was bored while waiting for the Venezuela invasion to begin, Trump was also spreading this unrelated lie:
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Last weekend is going to be the weekend you're going to remember for the rest of your sad, short and pathetic life as the beginning of the dismantling of every lie that made you the piece of shit you are today.
Loser.
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Trump shares debunked conspiracy theory that Minnesota Gov. Walz ordered the killing of state lawmaker Melissa Hortman and her husband in their home as her children beg Trump to remove the post. (KMSP Minneapolis) Published January 4, 2026 4:47pm CST
https://www.fox9.com/news/president-trump-pushes-false-hortman-killing
-conspiracy-jan-4
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Quote:Trump declared Sunday evening that the US was running Venezuela through its pressure on Rodríguez, now the acting president. “Don’t ask me who’s in charge, because I’ll give you an answer, and it’ll be very controversial,” he told reporters. “It means we’re in charge. We’re in charge.”
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Behind the scenes, the Dominoes were all being lined up while nobody was watching any of it.
This wasn't war on Venezuela. It was Venezuela's liberation.
If things go right here, Donald Trump could go down as one of the Greatest American Presidents in history.
The spectacle of an American president claiming to be “in charge” of a sovereign nation around 1,000 miles from the US mainland — even if it is not strictly true — shows just how fundamentally Trump has hardened the country’s posture to the rest of the world and reveals his ambition to wield expansive power. And Trump apparently feels emboldened by the Venezuela raid, telling reporters Sunday that Colombia is “very sick” and that “Mexico has to get their act together.”
https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/05/politics/trump-venezuela-rodriguez-madu
ro-democracy-analysis
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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I'm not even reading your shit anymore idiot.
Just keep posting stupid stuff here so we can laugh at it next year.
You're a joke. You always were a joke.
You were never funny, but you were always a joke.
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yeah
Trump is going to wear a small hat again
then announce he's a good little Goyim
plus US confirms ties between Colombia’s ex-president and Jeffrey
Epstein file deadline missed as Trump’s foreign operation explodes onto headlines — Democrats demand answers
https://newsinterpretation.com/democrats-question-epstein-file-foreign/
Key Epstein Deadline Arrives as Attention Turns to Venezuela
https://www.thedailybeast.com/key-epstein-deadline-arrives-as-attentio
n-turns-to-venezuela/
all of them Right and Left, the US system utterly corrupted
https://www.yahoo.com/news/two-additional-batches-epstein-documents-20
4649716.html
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Quote:The president’s moves in Venezuela foretell a new global system.
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
I'm not even reading your shit anymore idiot.
Just keep posting stupid stuff here so we can laugh at it next year.
You're a joke. You always were a joke.
You were never funny, but you were always a joke.
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By Anne Applebaum | January 5, 2026, 9:37 AM ET
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/01/trumps-american-dominance-ma
y-leave-us-with-nothing/685503/
Back in 2019, Fiona Hill, a National Security Council official in the first Trump administration, testified to a House committee that Russians pushing the creation of spheres of influence had been offering to somehow “swap” Venezuela, their closest ally in Latin America, for Ukraine. Since then, the notion that international relations should promote great-power dominance, not universal values or networks of allies, has spread from Moscow to Washington. The administration’s new National Security Strategy outlines a plan to dominate the Americas, enigmatically describing U.S. policy in the Western Hemisphere as “Enlist and Expand,” and downplaying threats from China and Russia. Trump has also issued threats to Denmark, Panama, and Canada, all allies whose sovereignty we now challenge.
In some ways, the military raid that took the Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro into custody does resemble past American actions, especially the ouster of the Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega in 1989–90. But the use of this new language to explain and justify the Venezuelan raid makes this story very different. At his press conference on Saturday, Trump did not use the word democracy. He did not refer to international law. Instead, he presented a garbled version of the 1823 Monroe Doctrine, a policy originally designed to keep foreign imperial powers out of the Americas, calling it something that sounded like the “Donroe Document”: “Under our new National Security Strategy,” he said, reading from prepared remarks, “American dominance in the Western Hemisphere will never be questioned again.”
Toward this end, he said the United States would “run” Venezuela, although he didn’t say who would actually be in charge. Viceroy Marco Rubio? Governor-General Pete Hegseth? Asked about María Corina Machado, the leader of the Venezuelan opposition, Trump was dismissive. “She’s a very nice woman, but she doesn’t have the respect within the country,” he said.
Machado, who won the Nobel Peace Prize last year, leads a movement whose presidential candidate, Edmundo González Urrutia, received two-thirds of the vote in the 2024 election. Although the state-controlled media backed Maduro, and although Maduro’s police and paramilitaries harassed, arrested, and murdered their supporters, Machado and González not only won; they collected documentation from polling stations proving that they had won. Maduro never produced any such proof. He declared victory anyway.
For the moment, Trump isn’t interested in identifying the legitimate leader of Venezuela. The administration is instead hinting that the U.S. might work with Maduro’s vice president, Delcy Rodríguez, who would presumably keep Maduro’s regime intact—not regime change, in other words, just dictator change. But Trump isn’t trying very hard to provide legitimacy for his own actions either. Before kidnapping Maduro, he did not consult with Congress, U.S. allies, or Venezuela’s neighbors, many of whom might have wanted to contribute to a solution. Although his administration has described this action as a criminal arrest, and has justified it with an indictment for drug smuggling, this isn’t part of any consistent policy. Trump just pardoned the former president of Honduras, who was legitimately indicted on drug charges six years ago.
None of this is logical, but it isn’t meant to be: Like the Party in 1984, the would-be dominators of the Western Hemisphere seem to feel no need
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