Carol Ray retweeted
🚨 Rep Tim Burchett says Congress just passed half a billion in foreign aid KNOWING American voters don’t want it
Openly telling us we’re being SOLD OUT TO LOBBYISTS
“We just passed the NDAA, National Defense Authorization Act.
I voted against it. There's a half a billion in there, literally, of foreign aid. That's kinda what y'all voted in such large numbers against.”
“This is not what you all voted for. You have members, family members that are lobbyists on this stuff.”
- Going to pay for people to travel around to get abortions
- More transgender initiatives
- $9 billion dollars sent and passed in the senate
“I mean, it is just totally awful”
Carol Ray retweeted
Filmed TODAY: This is what Chimney Rock, North Carolina looks like after Hurricane Helene
Since Hurricane Helene hit, Joe Biden has announced:
- $1 billion to Africa to rebuild homes destroyed by natural disasters
- $988 million to Ukraine
- An estimated $600 million to Syria
FEMA Administrator said “no money” to rebuild devastated areas of Hurricane Helene victims here in America
Carol Ray retweeted
Peace In Ukraine zerohedge.com/geopolitical/p…
Carol Ray retweeted
Watch: NJ State Rep Brian Bergen walked OUT of the homeland security briefing on the drone situation in NJ, fed up
@votebergen @NewsNation #NJ #Drone
Carol Ray retweeted
Bovaer is being added to BEEF and MILK because it is thought to prevent climate change.
This is based on woke science.
The truth is, it might harm your health in many ways.
I’ll explain.
Carol Ray retweeted
C40 Cities Executive Director Mark Watts, U20 G20: "By 2030 cities need at least $800 Billion annually in public investment.. to reduce demand in fossil fuels, DESIGNING NEIGHBORHOODS FOR PEOPLE RATHER THAN CARS [i.e. 15 min cities], renewable energy" youtube.com/watch?v=E_PjLhUa…
Carol Ray retweeted
Bill Gates has a god complex — and his latest fixation involves blocking the sun. dlvr.it/TGGbFF
Carol Ray retweeted
⚠️Warning to Dr. Anthony Fauci: In January, Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) is set to become chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee — and he’s coming after you.
Paul, who has been at odds with Fauci since the beginning of the #COVID19 pandemic, told the New York Post Wednesday that getting to the bottom of COVID-19 will be one of his top priorities as chairman.
“I chose to chair this committee over another because I believe that, for the health of our republic, Congress must stand up once again for its constitutional role,” Paul told the paper. “This committee’s mission of oversight and investigations is critical to Congress reasserting itself.”
“I think we’re on the cusp of, really, the beginning of uncovering what happened with Covid,” he added. Read the rest in the article ⬇️📰
@RandPaul
@DrTonyFauciMD
@NYPost
#RandPaul #Fauci #AnthonyFauci #Senate #HomelandSecurity #NewYorkPost #TrendingNow #News #Trendingnews #TheNewAmericanMagazine #TheNewAmerican
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Carol Ray retweeted
🇬🇧 UK Farmer “we’ve had rain everyday for the last 9 months - i genuinely believe this is manipulated by man, I don’t believe this is natural at all”
The Farmers know. Clearly.
Biden and his 'staff' have done more harm to this country than any elected official. . It will take a miracle to remove his created nightmare .
Carol Ray retweeted
Have you seen Beneath Sheep's Clothing yet? You need to. It's available now. People are saying it's a huge eye-opener. I'm going to tell you some about it.
Carol Ray retweeted
"Universal high income" is a concept proposed by Klaus Schwab that envisions a future where a high standard of living is enjoyed by everyone, even as traditional jobs become obsolete.
Schwab's idea is an evolution of the universal basic income (UBI) concept, which typically involves regular cash payments to all adults in a population. Schwab's vision is for a "high" UBI that acts as an equalizer, giving people more free time.
Goals:
Schwab believes that a universal high income is a necessary response to automation eliminating human jobs. He envisions an "age of abundance" with no shortage of goods and services.

















