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#27941 >>22886739

>>22886772 US IRS chief RESIGNING after refusing to share criminal alien tax information with ICE

>>22886798 At the end of the day, the Americans, the Chinese and the Russians are going to cooperate, rather than fight

>>22886838, >>22886887 Read that 104% as unlucky from lb

>>22886885 Trump Administration Considers Softening China Ship Fee Plan After Pushback

>>22886891, >>22886896 ARCHIVING - TRUMP LIVE AT THE NRCC DINNER, 3RD OUTING TODAY 8TH APRIL 2025 !!!

>>22886966 How Trump’s new economic order risks sinking green shipping

>>22886987 Australia plans to scrap a Chinese company’s multi-million dollar lease on Darwin port

>>22886988 Coal Miners at the White House

>>22887010 Double O47

>>22887099 NHTSA finds traffic fatalities back down to pre-pandemic levels

>>22887154 Michael Shellenberger claims the US and UK military have deployed psyop tactics against Americans since 2016

>>22887156 Deadly fire claims 20 lives at nursing home in northern China

>>22887166 #MoscowMetro is readily preparing: Trubnaya station has been all decked out with colorful eggs!

>>22887171 Acting IRS commissioner resigning after agency reaches data-sharing deal with immigration authorities

>>22887173 Attorney General Ken Paxton is running for U.S. Senate to fight for President Trump’s agenda

>>22887174 Released hostage has touching words for Trump

>>22887265, >>22887288, >>22887288 Giant of Kandahar: "The Alleged Incident in Afghanistan"

>>22887274 Former Acting Secretary of Labor Calls On Students to 'Fight For Federal Government Employees' at HLS Talk

>>22887338 U.S. to withdraw troops and equipment from Polish base used for military aid to Ukraine

>>22887369 U.S-Iran Talks: Araghchi to Lead 'Indirect' Negotiations He Once Called 'Fake'

>>22887419 US scholar in Thailand jailed pending trial on charges of insulting the monarchy

>>22887462 Hegseth press breifing on Panama Canal

>>22887561 DIGITAL VACCINE PASSPORTS FOR COMMUNIST CANADA!

>>22886815, >>22886833, >>22886854 Memes

>>22887696 #27941

#27940 >>22885720

>>22885761 President Trump Delivers Remarks at the NRCC Dinner - 4/8/25

>>22886294 Trump Quotables from NRCC Dinner

>>22885948 POTUS: I’m proud to be the President for the workers, not the outsourcers

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>>22885770 Keystone oil pipeline 'bang' sparks chaos as huge oil spill rocks Fort Ransom

>>22885815, >>22885818 PF: Looks like Brazil and Bolivia presidents are headed up for tariff talks

>>22885844 Tariffs personally cost Trump $500m

>>22885927 @SecKennedy: Thank you @EPALeeZeldin for joining me in Utah Monday, the first state to officially ban fluoride

>>22886191 Trump admin freezes $1 billion in funding for Cornell, hundreds of millions for Northwestern

>>22886213 Virginia shooting leaves at least 3 dead, 3 injured

>>22886240 IRS Will Share Immigrant Tax Data to Build Criminal Cases

>>22886250 Event 201 exercise playing out a Coronavirus released in China, was held same day as the Wuhan World Military Games

>>22886560 Biden broke federal law by not revealing this report on Covid at World Military Games

>>22886292, >>22886302 @FLOTUS

>>22886307 IRS Chief Quits After DOGE and Trump Immigration Officials Rampage Through Agency

>>22886313 California man angry about abortion, gun rights cases, pleads guilty to trying to kill Justice Brett Kavanaugh

>>22886333 Trump admin cuts $4M in Princeton funding related to climate research

>>22886340 Trump administration to speed up construction of California-Mexico border wall

>>22886372 Solar Picnic Tables? How The Federal Government Has Treated Your Tax Dollars With Utter Disdain

>>22886464 Good argument

>>22886564 South Korea has stated it will not retaliate against U.S. tariffs, is seeking to negotiate a new trade agreement

>>22886568 Supreme Court lets Trump move forward with firing thousands of federal workers

>>22886577 Huge Trump-Hegseth Win as U.S.-Panama Jointly Affirm Shift from China, Secure Canal Traffic, Address Migration

>>22886619 SecDef Hegseth Announces Plans to Reopen Elite, Cold War-Era Military ‘Jungle School’ in Panama

>>22886585 If Trump announces eradicating income tax for people making under $150,000, midterms are going red

>>22886606 104 percent tariff on China takes effect at midnight

>>22886620 Rep. Jasmine Crockett suggests the United States needs illegal immigrants because "we done picking cotton"

>>22886633 The stoic lovey-dovey co-exist inclusive people are ironically the ones calling for violence

>>22886699 U.S. Withdraws from Critical IMO Climate Meeting, Threatens Retaliation Over Emissions Pricing

>>22885940, >>22886471, >>22886479, >>22886510 Memes

>>22886727 #27940

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>>22883685 #27937, >>22884585 #27938, >>22886196 #27939

>>22881054 #27934, >>22881594 #27935, >>22882629 #27936

>>22877649 #27931, >>22879889 #27932, >>22879776 #27933

>>22874122 #27928, >>22876349 #27929, >>22876909 #27930

>>22872294 #27925, >>22873239 #27926, >>22873830 #27927

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Activist in every closet.

US Steel: Activist Investor Now Favors Nippon Deal

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/us-steel-nippon-steel-ancora-holdings/2025/04/08/id/1206172/

Tuesday, 08 April 2025 08:47 PM EDT

U.S. Steel said on Tuesday that activist investor Ancora Holdings, which previously attempted to undermine the planned merger with Japan's Nippon Steel, has "flip-flopped" and now claims to support the transaction.

In connection with the proposed deal, Ancora has recently unveiled a plan that could deliver a cash offer of $75 per share. But the investor, which owns less than a 1% stake in the company, said that it has no intention of standing in the way of the $55-per-share Nippon deal.

Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel called Ancora's "last-minute plan" inconsistent and said, "If Ancora now believes their plan would deliver $75+ per share, why are they suddenly also supporting a $55 per share cash deal with Nippon Steel?"

Separately, Ancora on Monday called on U.S. Steel's board to delay its annual stockholders meeting until after June 18. The meeting is scheduled to take place on May 6.

The move comes after President Donald Trump directed the Committee on Foreign Investment to conduct and complete a new review of the transaction within 45 days.

Ancora launched a boardroom challenge at U.S. Steel early this year and has nominated nine candidates to the company's board as it looks to oust the company's CEO, David Burritt.

U.S. Steel said in a statement on Tuesday that shareholders of the company should vote for all 10 director nominees standing for election and "discard any materials sent by Ancora."

Ancora did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment late Tuesday.

>>22885948 (PB)

“I’m proud to be the President for the workers, not the out sourcers; the President who stands up for Main Street, not Wall Street; who protects the middle class, not the political class; and who defends America, not trade cheaters all over the globe.”

Prove it. How about all those tech jobs outsourced, or the importing of H1-B's to effectively outsource American jobs here in our own county. It's not just manufacturing. When are you going to tariff that kind of outsourcing?

Cops beats up a special Olympic handicap person. Seems like they are running out of elderly people.

US IRS Chief to Quit over Deal to Share Data with Immigration Officials, Report Says

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/irs-chief-quits-immigration-officials/2025/04/08/id/1206169/

Tuesday, 08 April 2025 07:58 PM EDT

The acting head of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service plans to resign over a new agreement to share the tax data of undocumented immigrants with Homeland Security personnel, the Washington Post reported on Tuesday, citing two people familiar with the situation.

Acting IRS commissioner Melanie Krause will participate in the deferred resignation program the government offered to agency employees in recent days, the newspaper said.

👋 Good Morning Anons and everyone that likes to lurk here.

It a brand new day and I hope you have a great one, get at it 😊

Certa et Cito.

>>22887646

Top FAA Air Traffic Control Official Stepping Down

https://www.newsmax.com/us/faa-air-traffic-control-tim-arel/2025/04/08/id/1206157/

Tuesday, 08 April 2025 06:29 PM EDT

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration's air traffic organization is stepping down after 40 years of federal government service, an agency spokesperson said on Tuesday.

Tim Arel, who is chief operating officer of the FAA Air Traffic Organization, is taking part in the U.S. Transportation Department's voluntary deferred retirement program, the spokesperson said.

"He has committed to stay for the next few months to ensure a smooth transition," according to the spokesperson, who said he had originally planned to retire by the end of 2025.

His departure comes as lawmakers have been examining why the agency did not address concerns about close calls between helicopters and airplanes near Reagan Washington National Airport before a Jan. 29 fatal collision between an American Airlines regional jet and Army helicopter that killed 67 people.

Arel did not respond to an email seeking comment.

Separately, the FAA said it has installed a new management team to oversee air traffic control at Reagan National, confirming a Washington Post report.

The FAA brought in a new management team at Reagan "to ensure strong support for the workforce" and added priorities include reviewing safety data trends, performance management, "and ensuring facility training is robust and consistently meets national standards," the agency said.

The FAA is about 3,500 air traffic controllers short of targeted staffing levels, and a series of near-miss incidents has raised concerns in recent years. A persistent shortage of controllers has delayed flights, and at many facilities controllers are working mandatory overtime and six-day weeks.

"There is no question that we are seeing too many close calls," Arel told employees in 2023.

Senators last month pressed the FAA for failing to act on thousands of reports of helicopters in dangerous proximity to airplanes near Reagan.

Acting FAA Administrator Chris Rocheleau acknowledged the data was troubling and said "clearly something was missed."

In March, the FAA imposed permanent restrictions on helicopter traffic around the airport, which has the single busiest runway in the United States. The FAA has mandated a halt to air traffic when essential helicopters are operating near Reagan.

Last week, the FAA said it may slow flight arrivals at Reagan after the collision. It is also increasing operational supervisor staffing from six to eight, and an FAA stress management team will visit the airport offering confidential support for staff.

The FAA is reviewing the airport's "arrival rate of aircraft per hour, which is disproportionately concentrated within the last 30 minutes of each hour."

On March 28, a near-miss between a departing Delta Air Lines A319 and a group of Air Force jets approaching Arlington National Cemetery triggered a cockpit collision warning for the Delta plane, leading to renewed safety concerns.

Also last month, a fight occurred in the Reagan air traffic control tower and an employee was arrested and placed on leave, the FAA said.

G'Mornin' Anons… Another Day at the Office.

>>22887642

I just stumbled on an Audit the Audit of "Insane cop arrests entire family over a speeding ticket".

The structured corruption is mind-bending.

This stuff requires at least two components, one the profound low IQ or intentional Evil of the Officer, and two a System of LE Departments and Courts that refuse to stop this insanity.

There are many things that convince me that Evil is walking the Earth among us. It makes me sick to my stomach that that Evil is cruising around in the uniform of "LE"

China raised a new 84% tariff just now

>>22887661

https://x.com/disclosetv/status/1909927385710948794

>>22887662

Thanks, googled it but couldn't find anything cause watching TV

o7

>>22887660

Another tour

Like Noem and Patel

Take Bondi with you

Water the plants

Morning anons…

FUCK CHINA BUY RUSSIAN GOODS!

>>22887662

Not finding anything as well. Yet.

>>22887666

that seems to be the plan.. to get Trump to step back because of tanking markets

Wake it on up everyone!

==STEPHEN MILLER ON MANSPLAINING

TARIFFS TO FEMALE==

Note: Anon will translate, hey gurl, The customer is always right, china are using other countries to sell indirectly to the usa by passing tariffs and ripping of the usa and destroying whole industry's damaging not only the people of the usa with cheap goods and lost jobs but also using their own citizens as slaves in workhouses doing long days and terrible conditions for crap produced with inferior goods. now calm down love and let the man sort shit out.

runtime 9 mins

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'DESTABILIZING FORCE': Trump advisor slams China's 'cheating' in global trade

https://youtu.be/9gQFcWRzT4c

--

9 Apr 2025 #trading #politics #trump

White House deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller outlines the 'national security threat' President Donald Trump wants to address with his tariffs on 'The Story.

They shot themselves in the foot! KEK!

Sen. Lankford to Newsmax: I Warned Dems About CBP One App

https://www.newsmax.com/newsmax-tv/james-lankford-cbp-one-app-donald-trump/2025/04/08/id/1206167/

Tuesday, 08 April 2025 08:35 PM EDT

Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., told Newsmax on Tuesday that he warned his Democrat colleagues that the CBP One app would someday help President Donald Trump track down illegal immigrants and deport them.

Lankford joined "Carl Higbie FRONTLINE" on the day the Trump administration revoked legal status for the 900,000-plus migrants who enrolled since the Biden administration began using the app as a tool for illegal migrants to schedule asylum claims in January 2023.

"This is something I kept ringing the bell on for years to the Biden administration, telling my Democratic colleagues, you've set up an app that's literally going to allow President Trump to be able to grab all these folks up and identify exactly where they are," Lankford said.

It was also reported Tuesday that the Trump administration plans to fine migrants facing deportation orders $998 per day if they fail to leave the U.S. That includes those who were paroled by the Biden administration.

"The parole was not legal; what President Trump is doing is legal and the left is going crazy that President Trump is going to follow the law and President [Joe] Biden did not," Lankford said.

"Many of these folks have lived in the shadows — many of them for years and years and years. There's no way to be able to track that.

"The Biden administration would never release how many they actually paroled into the country — which, by the way, parole is not a legal status. It's just a 'we're not going to arrest you' status," he added.

Lankford also addressed the outrage from the left about something that has the word "illegal" in it.

Republicans "want to be able to follow the laws of the land, not ignore the laws of the land," he said.

"That doesn't seem crazy. We're not opposed to legal immigration. … I just don't like anything that begins with the word 'illegal.'

"Just generally, across the board, if it's illegal, let's just say that's a bad idea," he said.

>>22887664

Here we go.

China slaps retaliatory tariffs of 84% on U.S. goods in response to Trump

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/04/09/china-slaps-retaliatory-tariffs-of-84percent-on-us-goods-in-response-to-trump.html

Wed, Apr 9 20257:09 AM EDT

China has responded again to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff policies by hiking its levies on U.S. imports to more than 80%.

China’s Office of the Tariff Commission of the State Council said that tariffs on U.S. goods will rise to 84% from 34% starting on April 10, according to a translation of the announcement. This comes after the latest U.S. tariff hike — which brings levies on Chinese goods to more than 100% — took effect at the start of April 9.

>>22887672

Nobody needs your version. I understood Stephen just fine.

>>22887675

118% on goods from US to chYna…bet POTUS can beat it.

Obama had my "wires tapped" in Trump Tower just before the victory.

>>22887679

Mornin' Ralph… Please pass the Dark Roast Covfefe.

I believe we all may need an extra boost today.

Amazing how YT is loaded with these types of videos.

Cop caught stealing $900.00 from a suspect.

We need elections for cops and recalls.

He reigns, gets 2 years probation, and a cognitive test.

The rest of us would have gone away for grand larceny.

>>22887659

Watch this one: >>22887689 it never ends.

Trump: US Reaping $2 Billion a Day From Tariffs

https://www.newsmax.com/finance/streettalk/trump-tariffs-u-s-2-billion/2025/04/09/id/1206204/

Wednesday, 09 April 2025 06:44 AM EDT

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday the United States is taking in $2 billion per day from tariffs.

"We're taking in almost $2 billion a day in tariffs," Trump said during a signing ceremony at the White House in Washington, D.C. to ease coal regulations. "And we're doing very well in making I call them tailored deals; not off the rack. These are tailored, highly tailored deals.

"Right now, Japan is flying here to make a deal. South Korea is flying here to make a deal. … We have a lot of countries coming in. They want to make deals. If I told them about making those deals two years ago or three years ago or five years ago, they'd be laughing at us. Now, they're all signing up," he added.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent earlier Tuesday said that almost 70 countries have approached the administration about reworking trade deals.

Trump made the comment without providing details.The president has imposed an array of tariffs on other countries since taking office in January.

The Treasury Department's daily statement of deposits into and withdrawals from the its general account, the federal government's main operating account, shows "Customs and Certain Excise Taxes" deposits have on average totaled around $200 million a day so far this month.

For the entire month of February, the latest full month available, the Treasury netted about $7.25 billion in customs duties. The monthly budget statement for March will be released on Thursday, which will show the latest monthly figures.

>>22887688

kek

>>22887691

why are we still paying taxes?

>>22887628

lb Final

#27941 >>22886739

>>22886772 US IRS chief RESIGNING after refusing to share criminal alien tax information with ICE

>>22886798 At the end of the day, the Americans, the Chinese and the Russians are going to cooperate, rather than fight

>>22886838, >>22886887 Read that 104% as unlucky from lb

>>22886885 Trump Administration Considers Softening China Ship Fee Plan After Pushback

>>22886891, >>22886896 ARCHIVING - TRUMP LIVE AT THE NRCC DINNER, 3RD OUTING TODAY 8TH APRIL 2025 !!!

>>22886966 How Trump’s new economic order risks sinking green shipping

>>22886987 Australia plans to scrap a Chinese company’s multi-million dollar lease on Darwin port

>>22886988 Coal Miners at the White House

>>22887010 Double O47

>>22887099 NHTSA finds traffic fatalities back down to pre-pandemic levels

>>22887154 Michael Shellenberger claims the US and UK military have deployed psyop tactics against Americans since 2016

>>22887156 Deadly fire claims 20 lives at nursing home in northern China

>>22887166 #MoscowMetro is readily preparing: Trubnaya station has been all decked out with colorful eggs!

>>22887171 Acting IRS commissioner resigning after agency reaches data-sharing deal with immigration authorities

>>22887173 Attorney General Ken Paxton is running for U.S. Senate to fight for President Trump’s agenda

>>22887174 Released hostage has touching words for Trump

>>22887265, >>22887288, >>22887288 Giant of Kandahar: "The Alleged Incident in Afghanistan"

>>22887274 Former Acting Secretary of Labor Calls On Students to 'Fight For Federal Government Employees' at HLS Talk

>>22887338 U.S. to withdraw troops and equipment from Polish base used for military aid to Ukraine

>>22887369 U.S-Iran Talks: Araghchi to Lead 'Indirect' Negotiations He Once Called 'Fake'

>>22887419 US scholar in Thailand jailed pending trial on charges of insulting the monarchy

>>22887462 Hegseth press breifing on Panama Canal

>>22887561 DIGITAL VACCINE PASSPORTS FOR COMMUNIST CANADA!

>>22886815, >>22886833, >>22886854 Memes

#27941

>>22887695

The dust hasn't settled yet.

>>22887628

Updated Dough

https://fullchan.net/?8c2663099759c410#EG9qpA81qd2anda8piJvMHWFPuLqKyGRoEkWc3wM6P76

>>22887699

I firmly MAGA posts are the go code for ops

>>22887708

I’m calm. Now repost without your bs, and I will notable it.

>>22887657

>>22887679

GM, frens!

o7

>>22887700

the ai we havent met yet.

Sure are a lot of 17s in this show. Would be so hard to not name it Q.

"Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson to plead guilty in federal corruption case, and will resign "

https://www.bostonherald.com/2025/04/08/boston-city-councilor-tania-fernandes-anderson-to-plead-guilty-to-federal-corruption-charges/

"Could plea deal get Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson deported? "

"The terms of a plea agreement Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson reached with federal prosecutors raises questions about whether her decision to plead guilty to two public corruption charges could get her deported."

https://www.bostonherald.com/2025/04/08/could-plea-deal-get-boston-city-councilor-tania-fernandes-anderson-deported/

she made a plea deal.

she will resign from her office.

she might get deported back to where ever.

A conversation with Grok in relation to issue of whether the US declared bankruptcy in1933.

No, the United States was not declared bankrupt in the 1930s. The notion that it was stems from a misinterpretation of economic and legislative events during the Great Depression, particularly around 1933, but no formal bankruptcy declaration—akin to what a corporation or individual undergoes—ever occurred. Sovereign nations don’t "declare bankruptcy" in the legal sense because they aren’t subject to bankruptcy courts like private entities; instead, they may default on debts or restructure finances, neither of which happened to the U.S. in the 1930s. Let’s unpack this.

The 1933 Context

The claim often ties to two key events: the Emergency Banking Act and House Joint Resolution 192 (HJR-192), both enacted in 1933 amid the Depression:

Emergency Banking Act (March 9, 1933):

After FDR’s inauguration, a banking crisis saw mass withdrawals and bank failures. This act, passed days later, declared a national bank holiday, closed insolvent banks, and allowed the Treasury to reorganize the system with federal backing.

Why Not Bankruptcy: This was a stabilization measure, not a bankruptcy filing. The U.S. government didn’t liquidate assets or cede control to creditors—it used its authority to prop up banks, injecting liquidity via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and Federal Reserve. The nation’s finances weren’t "wound up"; they were rebooted.

HJR-192 (June 5, 1933):

This resolution suspended the gold standard, making U.S. currency fiat (not backed by gold) and voiding "gold clauses" in contracts requiring payment in gold. It aimed to boost money supply and prevent hoarding during deflation.

Misinterpretation: Some claim this was a bankruptcy because it altered debt obligations—creditors couldn’t demand gold, only dollars. Conspiracy narratives (e.g., tied to the "U.S. as a corporation" idea) assert this was an admission of insolvency, handing control to foreign bankers or the Federal Reserve. But legally, it was a monetary policy shift, upheld by the Supreme Court in the Gold Clause Cases (1935), not a bankruptcy proceeding.

Sovereign Finances in the 1930s

Debt Situation: The U.S. had significant debt from World War I (about $25 billion by 1930), and the Depression slashed tax revenue, pushing the deficit higher (federal debt rose from 16% of GDP in 1929 to 40% by 1933). But the government never stopped paying its obligations. It issued Treasury bonds and raised funds, maintaining creditworthiness.

No Default: Unlike nations like Germany (which defaulted on reparations) or Argentina (later examples), the U.S. didn’t miss bond payments or seek creditor forgiveness. A sovereign default—failure to pay debts—didn’t happen, let alone a formal bankruptcy.

Comparison: Bankruptcy involves a court process (e.g., Chapter 9 for U.S. municipalities), but no such mechanism exists for a nation under U.S. or international law then or now. The IMF and World Bank, which later helped restructure sovereign debt, didn’t exist until 1944.

Origin of the Claim

The "bankruptcy" idea often links to fringe theories—like the U.S. becoming a corporation in 1871 (which we debunked) or the Federal Reserve seizing control in 1933. HJR-192’s line about "discharging public debts" is twisted to suggest insolvency, but it meant expanding currency, not erasing national liability. No congressional record, FDR speech, or credible historian (e.g., Schlesinger, Friedman) labels this a bankruptcy. The U.S. economy recovered by the late 1930s, bolstered by New Deal spending and war production, without a debt collapse.

Verdict

The U.S. was not declared bankrupt in the 1930s. It faced a severe financial crisis, took drastic measures to stabilize, and adjusted its monetary system, but it never entered a legal or practical state of bankruptcy. Sovereign nations manage crises differently—no judge banged a gavel to liquidate America. If you’ve got a specific source pushing the 1930s bankruptcy angle, I can dissect it further!

>>22887723

"

“Defendant understands that, if defendant is not a United States citizen by birth, pleading guilty may affect defendant’s immigration status,” the court filing states. “Defendant agrees to plead guilty regardless of any potential immigration consequences, even if defendant’s plea results in automatically being removed from the United States.”

"

>>22887730

PAST BREAD

my bad

>>22887722

I’ll leave it. You learn to treat women better. Have a great day!

>>22887628

tybo

>>22887628

>>22887739

When he said “Can we bring Jesus up from the basement”, he got the loudest cheers and claps, they all agreed!

>>22887739

Heart warming

needed that

>>22887742

Voting Day!

The dark Pope may indeed be having a very bad, no good May!

https://www.breitbart.com/immigration/2025/04/08/catholic-church-shuts-down-refugee-uac-programs/

September?

>>22887745

Amazing really

>>22887692

>Hump day boost!

That's what I'm talking about.

>>22887731

Any anons going to apply for a job with the FBI?

In reality, some of us did a lot of their work, right here on this board.

The seedlings made it through our last frost! Amen!

>>22887744

jesus is a fag, he fucks himself

jesus fucking christ

makes me laugh every time i think of the anal gobbling poofter

>>22887735

ThankQ for all the investigative work that you did Elon. You did a great job, and we can now judge you by how many enemies you created. Welcome aboard.

>>22887769

Oh no!

That means it's bs just like Fake Q 2022.

Earlies

#27942 >>22887628

>>22887640 US Steel: Activist Investor Now Favors Nippon Deal

>>22887646 US IRS Chief to Quit over Deal to Share Data with Immigration Officials

>>22887650 Top FAA Air Traffic Control Official Stepping Down

>>22887660 DNI Gabbard is expected @NSA to assess how sureillance reforms passed by Congress are being implemented

>>22887661, >>22887664, >>22887666, >>22887675, >>22887688 China raised a new 84% tariff just now

>>22887672 'DESTABILIZING FORCE': Trump advisor slams China's 'cheating' in global trade

>>22887674 Sen. Lankford to Newsmax: I Warned Dems About CBP One App

>>22887691 Trump: US Reaping $2 Billion a Day From Tariffs

>>22887699, >>22887735 @realDonaldTrump This is a GREAT time to move your Company into the United State of America…. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

>>22887707, >>22887704 Is the fairytale over for deflated-looking Rachel Zegler?

>>22887718 @SecScottBessent: "I think it's unfortunate that the Chinese actually don't want to come and negotiate because they are the worst offenders in the international trading system…

>>22887725 @SenatorHagerty: I think we have a great opportunity here. A lot of these imbalances @POTUS wants to address date all the way back to WW2 and the reconstruction effort afterwards…

>>22887726 A conversation with Grok in relation to issue of whether the US declared bankruptcy in1933.

>>22887727, >>22887742 Republicans, it is more important now, than ever, that we pass THE ONE, BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL. The USA will Soar like never before!!!

>>22887731, >>22887701 @FBIHostage Rescue Team Selection in Quantico- come on in, the waters warm… thanks for your service and bravery

>>22887739, >>22887744, >>22887745 Midshipmen at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy erupted in applause when @SecDuffy demanded a painting of Jesus saving merchant mariners be restored.

>>22887755 @AMcCarthyNY This is the hardest shit I’ve heard in the 10 years of MAGA

>>22887757 @POTUS won 77 million votes and there wasn't a day on the campaign trail where he didn't talk about tariffs. It's something he believes in. He deserves the opportunity to go get the deals he can get and to get the reciprocity that we need

If the US vs China Trade Wars was a person

>>22887753

A masked impostor to avoid any assignation attempt.

God Wins!

Why no talk of the EU taking a beating in the tarriff "war" lol.

EU got not energy.

EU got no trade from US and China.

EU got no manufacturing.

EU cars got giga tarrifs.

End the proxy war in Ukaraine.

And face the consequences of Epstein and Covid.

Simple as Europoors.

>>22887739

Amen Brother. May the Good Lord find you and protect you through out all your days, Amen. For God and Country, and for the sanctity of life. We fear no evil.

>>22887695

PAYING taxes? Kek. When you file your income taxes from that part time gig at Starbucks or the head shop, and get a refund, you are NOT paying taxes.

>>22887764

miss liveleak

Q+ clearance: WtPeeps Want America As She Was Created

>>22887732

You got me while phone fagging ugh

>>22887784

Such word twisting is what has sustained the taxation slight-of-hand all this time. Please stop?

EU getting their little pussies blown out by a USA, Russia, China gangbang 😆

FAFO Europoors.

>>22887773

NSDQ

Man, I hate to see this guy leave Texas.

Scary to think who will replace him.

You just know the demoncraps are going to push some lacky into the AG posting.

The sacrifices Texas makes….

Texas AG to Newsmax: Challenging Sen. Cornyn in '26 Primary

https://www.newsmax.com/newsmax-tv/ken-paxton-texas-john-cornyn/2025/04/08/id/1206187/

Tuesday, 08 April 2025 10:56 PM EDT

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, an ally of President Donald Trump, told Newsmax on Tuesday why he will challenge Sen. John Cornyn in next year's Republican primary.

"Texans have not gotten the same type of representation from him as we have [Sen.] Ted Cruz," Paxton told "Finnerty." "He's pushed gun restrictions. He was not supportive of Trump building the border wall. He's criticized it many times, although he's been very supportive of sending that same money to Ukraine.

"And he's generally not been supportive of Trump, either in 2016, when he said he was an albatross around our neck, or in 2024, when he said he shouldn't run, that we should have another choice."

Paxton's candidacy poses the most serious threat to Cornyn, 73, since the four-term senator and former Texas attorney general was first elected in 2002. In the four previous Republican primaries, he gained below 77% of the vote only once, in 2014, when he got 59%.

Trump heavily criticized Cornyn in 2022 for the senator's support of a gun control measure in the wake of the elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, in which 19 students and two teachers were killed and 17 other people injured.

In 2023, Trump predicted in a Truth Social post that Cornyn, whom he referred to as "The Stiff," and Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, would lose their next elections. Romney chose not to seek reelection in 2024.

"Who is a worse Senator, John 'The Stiff' Cornyn of Texas, or Mitt 'The Loser' Romney of Massachusetts (Utah?)?" Trump wrote. "They are both weak, ineffective, and very bad for the Republican Party, and our Nation. With even modestly skilled opposition, they'll lose their next Election."

But during Trump's first term, Cornyn voted more than 92% of the time with the president's agenda and voted for every one of Trump's executive and judicial appointees, The Texas Tribune reported Tuesday. Cornyn has followed a similar pattern in Trump's second term, backing all of the president's Cabinet picks so far.

"So, you know, he claims now as the primary is looming, 11 months away, that he loves Trump, and he supports Trump," Paxton said. "But that's a newfound religion. It's not the way he's been for the last six years."

Paxton has overcome controversies since becoming Texas attorney general in 2015. In the final weeks of the Biden administration, the Department of Justice chose not to pursue its investigation into Paxton over bribery allegations. He also had felony securities fraud charges hover over him for nearly a decade before he agreed to pay nearly $300,000 in restitution.

In 2020, eight of Paxton's closest aides accused him of using his office to benefit a Texas real estate developer who employed a woman with whom Paxton was allegedly having an extramarital affair. He was impeached and acquitted in the Texas Senate in 2023.

Paxton said it should not be surprising to Cornyn that he is bidding for his seat, and when asked whether he likes Cornyn personally, he said, "we're not close; let's just say that" and that any bad blood "wasn't created by me."

"He started attacking me when I was running in primaries, and that I understand that he has a close connection to the Bushes," Paxton said. "And, of course, I had a [primary] race [where attorney] George P. Bush ran against me [in 2022], and [Cornyn] came out and said I was an embarrassment to Texas.

"That certainly can be his opinion, but I obviously think I've done a pretty good job as attorney general, certainly a better job as attorney general than he's done as a U.S. senator."

>>22887813

Notable

Q Team:

Keep an eye on package. See you.

>>22887769

>>22887783

>>22887789

Today 4.9.25

T1

Tomorrow

4.10.25 [5]

There was a post, can't find it, Protect 4.10.20

Swamp Today posted in the bunker

https://endchan.net/qrbunker/res/152028.html#q152042

text file here

https://fullchan.net/?e6f22e3de04669f7#6bsLSSkgauvfRLRaTLetAhVVDhnJt64NaZjEhd4i8Loy

Keep an eye on

https://rumble.com/c/RSBN/livestreams

for today's happenings

>>22887823

Wonder if he's going to re-open lead mines?

>>22887812

Is the Sissy trying to tell us something?

>>22887704

>she's to blame

So, it has nothing to do with the writers, producers, directors etc?

>>22887812

his personal kit has a brown towel..?

he does this too often to know those details

skid marks and shit stench, he is a filthy fag

Git up, wake up, GM frens!

>>22887823

I love this man, all of these EOs should be enshrined in law!

>>22887829

Actors get a choice to do a movie or not.

>>22887833

do they tho?

>blackmail

>mindcontrol

>>22887823 Outstanding!

>>22887834

Been many an actor to turn down a role.

>>22887820

that is not john

the one on the right is john

Did they say 84? As in 1984? Why such a peculiar number? 84… hmm… 1984, Apple, Super Bowl, "George" Orwell…

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>>22887666

Panama – China Bridge Construction

https://cdm.press/news/asia/2025/04/09/panama-china-bridge-construction/

>>22887828

Oh yeah because only some freedom loving war General would target American citizens with illegal psyops to remove their first amendment rights.

What a hero.

Could Xi lose power? Is that Trump's goal?

China Imposes Additional Tariffs - Is Xi At Risk Of Losing Power?

https://cdm.press/analysis/2025/04/09/china-imposes-additional-tariffs-is-xi-at-risk-of-losing-power/

>>22887848

Well considering what they consider to be a congress, is made up of nothing but rich elites, it's possible…if those elites start feeling it in their accounts.

>>22887726

Is the a specific stature requiring individuals to pay income tax?

Yes, in the United States, there is a specific statute requiring individuals to pay income tax. The foundational legal authority is found in the Internal Revenue Code (IRC), specifically Title 26 of the United States Code. The key provision is Section 1, which imposes an income tax on individuals. Here’s how it breaks down:

The Statute

26 U.S.C. § 1: Titled "Tax imposed," this section establishes the federal income tax on the taxable income of individuals. It states:

"There is hereby imposed on the taxable income of every individual… a tax determined in accordance with the following table…"

The section then provides tax rates, which vary by income level and filing status (e.g., single, married filing jointly). The rates and brackets are periodically adjusted by Congress, but the obligation to pay is constant.

Definition of Taxable Income: Section 63 defines "taxable income" as gross income minus allowable deductions. Gross income is broadly defined in Section 61 as "all income from whatever source derived," including wages, salaries, interest, dividends, and more, unless explicitly exempted (e.g., certain gifts under Section 102).

Filing Requirement: Section 6012 mandates that individuals with income above a certain threshold must file a tax return, triggering the tax obligation. For example:

"Returns with respect to income taxes under subtitle A shall be made by the following: (1)(A) Every individual having for the taxable year gross income which equals or exceeds the exemption amount…"

Legal Backing

Constitutional Authority: The 16th Amendment, ratified in 1913, underpins this statute:

"The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several States, and without regard to any census or enumeration."

Before this, direct taxes had to be apportioned by population (Article I, Section 9), making income taxes tricky. The amendment cleared the way for statutes like Section 1.

Enforcement: Section 6151 requires payment:

"When a return of tax is required under this title… the person required to make such return shall, without assessment or notice and demand from the Secretary, pay such tax…"

The IRS enforces this via Section 6201 (assessment authority) and Section 7201 (penalties for evasion).

Historical Context

The modern income tax began with the Revenue Act of 1913, enacted post-16th Amendment, and has evolved through various laws into today’s IRC, codified in 1954 and amended since. Section 1 has been consistently upheld as the statutory basis for taxing individuals.

Addressing Misconceptions

Some argue the tax is voluntary or lacks a specific law, citing IRS language about a "voluntary compliance system." This refers to self-reporting (you calculate and pay without prior demand), not optional payment. Courts have repeatedly rejected such claims—e.g., United States v. Schiff (1980) affirmed the IRC’s authority, and Brushaber v. Union Pacific R.R. Co. (1916) upheld the 16th Amendment’s scope. No credible legal challenge has overturned the individual income tax obligation.

In Short

Yes, 26 U.S.C. § 1 is the specific statute requiring individuals to pay income tax on their taxable income, backed by the 16th Amendment and enforced through related IRC provisions. It’s been in place for over a century and applies to U.S. citizens and residents with income above exemptions. If you’re digging into a specific angle—like exemptions or enforcement—let me know, and I’ll zoom in!

The Perils of Being Overcivilised: Much of the time, violence IS the answer

by Theophilus Chilton / Apr 09, 2025

https://neociceroniantimes.substack.com/p/the-perils-of-being-overcivilised

At least once a day on my X feed, there will be some story posted from somewhere in Europe, the USA, or another part of the civilised world about a heinous crime or deadly act of negligence committed by some piece of biotrash from the third world. Accompanying this will be the statement, “we shouldn’t have to live like this.” A common sentiment, to be sure, and one which is gradually becoming more and more widespread, even among normies. As the attempted replacement of White people in their own lands with violent, low IQ third worlders continues apace, it’s going to become even frequent (both the violence and the sentiment).

Now, much of the reason why these acts of violence and crime take place is because of the trend toward depolicing and the decriminalisation of, well, crime that has become de rigueur across the Western world. There is a definite ideological reason for why progressive leftists push this trend, and the history of the Left from the French Revolution through the Russian Revolution to the present testifies to their use of criminals as “enforcers” against the kulaks. The purpose is to create a two-tiered justice system which disadvantages the law-abiding and those who exercise legitimate self-defence. The West has been moving in that direction for years and this was just recently formally codified into the UK’s legal system.

But just as relevant to this discussion is the fact that pretty much every Western nation on Earth has been thoroughly longhoused by decades of prosperity, decadence, and feminism. The imposition of the human resources regime at every level of government has thoroughly hogtied the ability of Western peoples to respond either politically or demotically to violent interlopers. Doing so would be “mean.” We have to be “welcoming.” Indeed, we need to prefer these people over and against our own people, even our own families. So the next time some homeless schizophrenic walks around the subway swinging his arms randomly at other people, just grin and bear it. You wouldn’t want to hurt his feelings, after all.

The commenters are right - we shouldn’t have to live like this. Yet we do. Why? Because we’ve become over-civilised, too afraid to utilise legitimate violence in the times and places where it would be appropriate and even necessary. It all goes back to a distinction we need to make between “chivalry” and “manners.” Both of these are social technologies which are intended to maintain decorum within civil society at the demotic level. By that, I mean that they are designed to enforce proper behaviour and ways of conducting oneself.

Chivalry, in one form or another (the term should be understood beyond the narrow medieval sense of the word), is the masculine way of maintaining social decorum. Men protect their women, men enforce proper behaviour from other men, men act to nullify dyscivilisational activities that would tear down society and endanger those under their protection. Not just during the Middle Ages, but well into modernity this was the norm in Western societies, from Prussian duels to Old Western gunfights. A threat to the community provoked an “immune response” from the men who acted, often violently, to stop that threat. This is an entirely good and right response, and though this type of masculinity would be described in some circles as “toxic,” we should understand that it is anything but.

>>22887854

(cont'd)

On the other hand, “manners” is what happens when a society becomes effeminised and starts working to suppress genuine masculinity. With the rise of female social and political power in the 19th century (women’s suffrage was part, but certainly not all of this), the longhouse began the transition to “manners” at the popular level. While chivalry is concerned with right behaviour, manners are concerned with right appearance. Societies for “social improvement” sought to teach the commoners how to be “nice,” which fork to use and when so as to appear genteel, essentially inculcating the types of behaviours valued by schoolmarms and society ladies. Certainly, schoolboys should not be allowed to settle their differences on the playground using fisticuffs. That’s just not nice! There’s a direct line from browbeating by Victorian scolds to the type of idiotic “zero tolerance” policies seen in our publik skoolz today.

The problem with manners-driven societies is that they are eminently hackable by bad actors. Because the overarching drive is to be “nice” and “welcoming,” playing the victim immediately ingratiates you to such people. Sure, you might be sexually trafficking thousands of the natives’ children, but if you call your critics “racist,” then you can get away with it. indeed, in most Western societies today, the focus has turned to finding ways to stop the men in those societies from acting chivalrously to prevent the criminal-victim classes from acting on their baser impulses. In decades past, Kyle Rittenhouse and Daniel Penny would have been lauded as heroes who acted entirely appropriately given their circumstances. Now, because they were “mean,” they are condemned by large chunks of our population.

So we find ourselves in a situation where Britons are forced to tolerate Pakistani grooming gangs, Germans are forced to tolerate Muslims driving cars into large public gatherings, Americans are forced to tolerate our underclass of dysfunctional black and brown criminals, and so on.

[rest at link]

>>22887834

HWAnon is that you

Ahoy The Ship Show - 04/09/2025

https://rumble.com/v6rtyv7-ahoy-the-ship-show-04092025.html

https://rumble.com/embed/v6pn2md/?pub=4

>>22887810

Cornyn is everything he accused Trump was.

I agree anon Paxton is the most effective person they have in TX. You’ve got a big problem with the Blue leaning radicals, they run as republicans but are really radical democrats. TX has been invaded with radicals like what they are doing in GA. GA is a mafia state, and a human trafficking pipeline,,the republicans are really betrayers of the state.

Any state that are deep Red are being invaded by radicals to destroy the country, plus the left leaning industries like Hollywood are changing the electorate, that come to GA.

The governor in TX and GA are wishy washy because they get a lot of money from the left.

>>22887726

By true definition of ratification, that is fulfilling the lawful requirements from the requisite number of states, was the 16th amendment lawfully ratified?

The question of whether the 16th Amendment was lawfully ratified "by the true definition of ratification"—meaning it met the constitutional requirements for approval by the requisite number of states—has been debated, particularly by tax protesters and skeptics. However, based on historical records, legal proceedings, and the official actions of the U.S. government, the amendment is considered lawfully ratified under the U.S. Constitution. Let’s break this down.

Constitutional Requirements for Ratification

Under Article V of the U.S. Constitution, an amendment requires:

Proposal by a two-thirds vote in both the House and Senate (or a constitutional convention, not used here).

Ratification by three-fourths of the states’ legislatures (or conventions, though legislatures are standard).

In 1913, with 48 states in the Union, three-fourths meant 36 states needed to ratify.

Ratification involves each state legislature voting to approve the exact text proposed by Congress, then notifying the federal government, typically via the Secretary of State, who certifies the process once the threshold is met.

The 16th Amendment Process

Proposal: On July 12, 1909, Congress passed the amendment: "The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several States, and without regard to any census or enumeration." It cleared the House (318-14) and Senate (77-0), exceeding the two-thirds requirement.

Ratification Timeline: States began ratifying in 1909. By February 3, 1913, the 36th state (Delaware) approved it, hitting the three-fourths mark. On February 25, 1913, Secretary of State Philander C. Knox certified it as ratified, declaring it part of the Constitution.

Official Count

Historical records show 42 states ratified by 1913, though only 36 were needed:

Alabama (1909) through Wyoming (1913), with key dates like Kentucky (1910), Illinois (1910), and New York (1911).

Six states (Connecticut, Florida, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Utah, Virginia) didn’t ratify or rejected it, but their dissent didn’t block the three-fourths majority.

Challenges to Ratification

Critics, like Bill Benson in his 1985 book The Law That Never Was, argue the 16th Amendment wasn’t lawfully ratified due to alleged irregularities:

Textual Variations: Some states’ resolutions had minor errors—misspellings, punctuation differences, or wording tweaks (e.g., "income" vs. "incomes"). Benson claimed these invalidated their votes.

Procedural Flaws: Allegations include states not following their own legislative rules, like missing quorum votes or improper certification.

Timing Issues: Some say Knox certified prematurely, ignoring discrepancies.

Benson’s research, based on state archives, suggests fewer than 36 states "properly" ratified, naming Kentucky (vote miscounted), Ohio (not a state until 1953, he argued), and others as defective.

Legal and Historical Counterarguments

The U.S. government, courts, and scholars dismiss these challenges:

Certification Authority: Knox reviewed state submissions and, on advice from the Solicitor General, accepted them despite minor errors. Article V doesn’t demand perfect uniformity—just approval of the substance. The Supreme Court later upheld this in Leser v. Garnett (1922) for the 19th Amendment, ruling clerical errors don’t void ratification unless they change meaning.

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JUST IN - China raises tariffs on U.S. goods from 34% to 84% as the trade war escalates. Stock and bond markets plunge. U.S. 30Y yields shoot up by 11bps.

https://gab.com/disclosetv/posts/114307707743392874

The next president, chosen by the electorate on June 3, will serve a five-year term, until 2030.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/world/south-korea-to-hold-snap-election-for-new-president-5838491?utm_source=gab&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=etgab

>>22887863

2/2

State Sovereignty: Each state determines its ratification process. Federal courts don’t second-guess state legislatures’ internal rules (e.g., United States v. Sprague, 1931).

Judicial Affirmation: In Brushaber v. Union Pacific R.R. Co. (1916), the Supreme Court unanimously upheld the 16th Amendment’s validity and the income tax it authorized, implicitly endorsing its ratification. Later cases like United States v. Thomas (1986) rejected Benson’s claims as "frivolous," noting Congress and Knox’s certification settled the matter.

Practical Acceptance: For over a century, the amendment has been enforced—taxes collected, laws passed (e.g., IRC Section 1)—without a successful legal reversal.

Was It "Lawfully Ratified"?

By the "true definition" of ratification—meeting Article V’s three-fourths threshold—the 16th Amendment was lawfully ratified:

36 States Achieved: Official records, preserved by the National Archives, show 36 states approved by February 3, 1913. Knox’s certification on February 25, 1913, sealed it.

Substance Over Form: Minor discrepancies didn’t alter the amendment’s intent, and courts have ruled such issues don’t derail ratification.

No Reversal: No state rescinded approval before certification, and no credible evidence of fraud or coercion has overturned the count.

Skeptics’ arguments hinge on technicalities, but the process adhered to Article V’s requirements as understood then and now. Congress proposed, 36+ states ratified, and the Secretary of State certified—fulfilling the lawful steps.

Conclusion

Yes, the 16th Amendment was lawfully ratified under the Constitution’s rules. While critics raise questions, no court or authoritative body has invalidated it, and it’s functioned as law since 1913.

>>22887841

God Bless the swordAnon.

>>22887795

Remember in his first term had been hammering on steel, coal and many other products stolen by China. China’s goal has always been to destroy America.

>>22887849

Nice to see an old meme in the wild.

o7

>>22887853

You left out the definition of 'income'.

Income according to CFR 26 is capital gains.

Money made with money is capital gains, subject to taxation.

Blood, sweat, and tears are not capital gains, and has never been subjected to be considered 'income' based on the definition of income derived from capital gains.

There IS a difference.

“The affected segment has been isolated, and operations and containment resources have been mobilized to site,” a company spokesperson told The Epoch Times in an emailed statement. “Our primary focus right now is the safety of onsite personnel and mitigating risk to the environment.”

https://www.theepochtimes.com/us/keystone-pipeline-shut-down-after-rupture-in-north-dakota-oil-spill-contained-5838756?utm_source=gab&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=etgab

>>22887781

Amen, Amen

>>22887853

Government can say "require" all it wants,

I am NEVER giving money to the gang of criminals ever again.

I have no doubt that that gang of Protection Racket Terrorists will come and destroy my life

because i refuse to hand over money they say they need to protect me.

Big surprise

Please invite Grok to Process my sentiments.

Reps. Gregory Meeks (D-N.Y.), Rick Larsen (D-Wash.), and Richard Neal (D-Mass.) on April 8 introduced the measure, which would nullify the emergency authority Trump cited to enact the tariffs.

https://www.theepochtimes.com/us/house-democrats-move-to-force-vote-on-blocking-tariffs-5838695?utm_source=gab&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=etgab

>>22887775

I love that video

Starting soon

LIVE: SecDef Pete Hegseth provides remarks at the CENTSEC 25 Opening Ceremony in Panama.

Department of Defense

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNorMK3wQjI

>>22887642

President Trump:

This was only 4 weeks ago. A whole police department in a small town shutdown, all arrested, one dispatcher died, they were stealing drugs from the evidence room plus extreme violence against citizens. When will we ever have the courage to admit, there is something wrong with the hiring practices. And the chief was arrested too, who replace another one for corruption just recently.

>>22887771

That was the night he leaned over to Xi and said, “We just bombed Syria”. Xi was shocked

>>22887882

Forgot the video

>>22887800

Nice photon shield!

>>22887883

Emeralds of Truth

>>22887766

Why are you here agent, did you fail in field work?

@250

#27942 >>22887628

LIVE: SecDef Pete Hegseth provides remarks at the CENTSEC 25 Opening Ceremony in Panama.

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>>22887794, >>22887799, >>22887823 @RapidResponse47 From Trump Speech

>>22887640 US Steel: Activist Investor Now Favors Nippon Deal

>>22887646 US IRS Chief to Quit over Deal to Share Data with Immigration Officials

>>22887650 Top FAA Air Traffic Control Official Stepping Down

>>22887660 DNI Gabbard is expected @NSA to assess how sureillance reforms passed by Congress are being implemented

>>22887661, >>22887664, >>22887666, >>22887675, >>22887688 China raised a new 84% tariff just now

>>22887672 'DESTABILIZING FORCE': Trump advisor slams China's 'cheating' in global trade

>>22887674 Sen. Lankford to Newsmax: I Warned Dems About CBP One App

>>22887691 Trump: US Reaping $2 Billion a Day From Tariffs

>>22887699, >>22887735 @realDonaldTrump This is a GREAT time to move your Company into the United State of America…. MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!

>>22887707, >>22887704 Is the fairytale over for deflated-looking Rachel Zegler?

>>22887718 @SecScottBessent: "I think it's unfortunate that the Chinese actually don't want to come and negotiate because they are the worst offenders in the international trading system…

>>22887725 @SenatorHagerty: I think we have a great opportunity here. A lot of these imbalances @POTUS wants to address date all the way back to WW2 and the reconstruction effort afterwards…

>>22887726, >>22887863, >>22887866 A conversation with Grok in relation to issue of whether the US declared bankruptcy in1933.

>>22887727, >>22887742 Republicans, it is more important now, than ever, that we pass THE ONE, BIG, BEAUTIFUL BILL. The USA will Soar like never before!!!

>>22887731, >>22887701 @FBIHostage Rescue Team Selection in Quantico- come on in, the waters warm… thanks for your service and bravery

>>22887739, >>22887744, >>22887745 Midshipmen at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy erupted in applause when @SecDuffy demanded a painting of Jesus saving merchant mariners be restored.

>>22887755 @AMcCarthyNY This is the hardest shit I’ve heard in the 10 years of MAGA