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Why Are We So Opposed to Maduro? Tucker Carlson Asks the Question No One Else Will
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8_lXKRB5UU Tucker Carlson dares to ask the forbidden question about Nicolás Maduro that no one else in mainstream media will touch. Why the intense opposition? What are the real reasons behind the criticism? Tucker breaks it down
we do not give a flying f**k anymore
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBzjrb066Ow
The Impossible Reform of the Palestinian Cause
Here is the recording of our latest session. A national identity constructed entirely upon the negation of another people cannot be reformed. It can only be dissolved. This was the central, hypothesis driving our latest daily session. The room dissected the concept of the "Two-State Solution" not as a moral aspiration, but as a mechanical failure. The collective argued that the "Palestinian" identity is not a standard nationalistic movement. It is a specific political construct manufactured by the Muslim Brotherhood and sustained by UNRWA to serve as a perpetual battering ram against the Jewish State. The group posited that as long as this identity exists, the desire to retake "from the river to the sea" will remain the primary operating system of the culture. Friction emerged regarding the timeline of a solution. Samantha argued for a strategy of indefinite containment, suggesting that Israel must maintain military occupation for centuries if necessary, waiting for a theoretical "deradicalization" before granting autonomy. She represents the lingering hope that time creates new variables. Others argued that if an identity is rooted in the conquest of Tel Aviv and the erasure of 1948 borders, time does not heal. It festers. The discussion pivoted to historical precedents of population transfer, citing the shifting borders of Poland and the partition of India. The consensus suggests that the West has treated this conflict as a unique anomaly when it should be treated as a standard historical correction. We are left with a stark choice. We can continue the diplomatic fiction that two opposing vectors can occupy the same space, or we can acknowledge that peace requires the total defeat of the revanchist narrative. This is not an echo chamber. It is a testing ground where ideas like indefinite containment clash with arguments for total dissolution. Bring your perspective to the table and sharpen your understanding of the West’s most critical conflicts. View the calendar at this link to join our next discussion: https://www.skool.com/libertypolitics/calendar
The Impossible Reform of the Palestinian Cause
The Iranian Regime: Dying in a Cold Sweat
Here is the recording of our latest session. Totalitarian regimes do not die in a blaze of glory. They die in a cold sweat. They die when the executioner realizes he is the one being hunted. In our latest daily session, the group analyzed the psychological disintegration of the Iranian regime. We moved past the headlines to the mechanics of terror. The conclusion was stark. The Islamic Republic is no longer projecting power. It is hiding from its own shadow. The room highlighted a terrifying shift in the dynamic of control. We discussed reports of intelligence agencies contacting IRGC commanders directly on their personal phones. The ultimatum is simple. "We know where you sleep. Defect or face the consequences." This is not traditional warfare. It is the systematic dismantling of a mafia state using its own tactics. Members noted that this specific brand of fear has paralyzed the leadership. Commanders are terrified to gather in groups. They are suspicious of their own electronics. One member pointed out the grim irony of a brutal general afraid to touch his own remote control. When the leadership is this rattled, the chain of command dissolves. There was friction in the room regarding the final blow. Some argued for patience to let the internal collapse run its course. Others argued that surgical strikes are necessary right now to break the stalemate. But the consensus was clear. The riot police are now the ones afraid of being identified. The hunter has become the prey. There is a difference between consuming news and analyzing intelligence. In this community, we do not spectate; we scrutinize every fracture in the geopolitical landscape. Access the kind of unfiltered, high-level discourse that others are too afraid to broadcast. View the calendar at this link to join our next discussion: https://www.skool.com/libertypolitics/calendar
The Iranian Regime: Dying in a Cold Sweat
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