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A year before the midterms, Dugin was already describing how Trump’s own base could make Republicans lose the midterms. He named the American influencers he thought could pull that support away, identified Israel as the issue that would split the party, and said what Trump would have to give in to Russia to reverse course.
On November 14, 2025 he described the pressure campaign in public. Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, Steve Bannon, Alex Jones, and Nick Fuentes were the media figures in the that would help punish Trump. He described the Groypers pressing Republican figures in public to choose between America First and Israel First, and said the Israel issue will bring parts of the MAGA right and the anti-Israel left into alignment.
Then he said what he wanted Trump to do which was change course on Netanyahu and the Middle East, renounce interventions, improve relations with Moscow, and help end the Ukraine war “on our terms.”
That was an interview he did on Sputnik. It was then printed in English by Arktos.
Today he reinforced that message blaming Trump’s backing of Netanyahu, the war with Iran, and the economic and energy fallout. He said Trump sided with neoconservatives, Zionists, and what Dugin called the deep state, and “lost everything.” His bluntest line was “Iran defeated Trump.”
He laid out the strategy for how he was going to run control over American foreign policy in 2025.
And then his favorite influencers, who he specifically named helped carry it out.
Up to saying Trump would start nuclear war the day before the midterms.
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At this time I’d like to give a big thanks to @RealCandaceO, @TuckerCarlson, and @NickJFuentes for helping us surrender our nation to psychopaths.
Ugh hard day. RIP Captain Picard.
This is one of the reasons why we voted NO on bringing Ranked Choice Voting to Idaho. We knew this was happening in Alaska and wanted absolutely no part of it.
It also is a good reminder on how corrupt NYT is, not reporting the truth until backed into a corner.
🚨 HOLY CRAP! The NYT just admitted that President Trump was right, Democrat Mary Peltola and Chuck Schumer's group spent months gaming Alaska's Ranked Choice Voting ballot to plant people like the FAKE "DAN SULLIVAN" on the ballot and help Peltola in the Senate race
THEY COMBED THE VOTER ROLLS to find a "Dan Sullivan" 😡
AND SO THERE IT IS. According to internal texts, documents, and Peltola's own former campaign manager Elisa Rios:
- Peltola aides ordered a staffer in summer 2025 to comb Alaska voter rolls for "as many people named Dan Sullivan" as possible
- Operatives ran a secret "ballot composition project" with Peltola campaign lawyers and senior DSCC aides in Washington
- A Midwest operative using a fake name traveled to remote Alaskan towns to recruit retired teacher Dan J. Sullivan and contractor Gerald Heikes as spoilers
- Former campaign manager Elisa Rios confirmed on the record that Peltola was "definitely aware" of the scheme
Trump's DOJ is 100% vindicated for suing to stop this!
Democrats got caught red-handed rigging Alaska's ballot because they know Mary Peltola can't beat Sen. Dan Sullivan (R) fair and square!
Alaskans must see through this, vote red, and PEOPLE HAVE TO BE PROSECUTED. End ranked choice voting, kick the fraud off the ballot, and secure this election.
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The homepage of the group raising money for a new 40,000 square foot Islamic facility near Plano, TX prominently features a Christian church being replaced by a mosque. Islamists are not here to “coexist” or assimilate. They are here to conquer and replace America’s Christian heritage with Sharia.
‘We Want Islam For This Country’: Muslims In Texas Lay Out Vision For Islamic America thefederalist.com/2026/09/25…
So proud!
As the lawyer for the student in this case, I’m honored to have secured this settlement from the district’s insurance provider for this young woman.
I explain more in the video below. We hope this sends a message to school districts that they need to protect young women and girls.
And make sure to follow @IdahoFamilyPC to stay tuned on more of our work!
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We could say the same thing about the groypers and the Republican party, the @KCRCC and the @IdahoGOP. Groypers are like the DSA on the Right and if they aren't removed, the Right is going to have the same problems.
How did the DSA pop up overnight and suddenly become a forcible political movement within the Democrats?
The first thing we need to understand is people believe their preferences form spontaneously.
Father of Public Relations, Edward Bernays, demonstrated they are often engineered through carefully selected intermediaries.
☑️Core principle: Consent is manufactured not by direct persuasion of the mass, but by first capturing the small number of individuals whose authority the mass already accepts.
Once those opinion leaders adopt the desired attitude, the rest follow with the appearance of independent judgment.
☑️Modern application: Product launches and policy campaigns routinely seed talking points with niche experts, credentialed academics, or high-engagement creators rather than advertising the claim themselves.
The audience encounters the message as organic consensus rather than sponsored advocacy.
Who wants you to believe this, why, and how are they trying to make you believe it?
⬇️ Academia
⬇️ Media/Entertainment
⬇️ Bureaucrats
⬇️ Nonprofit entities and NGOs
⬇️ Campaigns and Politicians
The cycle repeats.
We’re playing cycle to cycle, they’re playing generation to generation and playing a COMPLETELY different game.
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“If you believe in something, you need to have the courage to fight for those ideas.”
- Charlie Kirk
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The "I'm a teacher, you're not smart enough to homeschool your kids!" posts are always hilarious
Teachers may look down on homeschool parents, but homeschool parents statisticslly deliver better results than teachers
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🔥🚨DEVELOPING: A mind blowing drone light show depicting Jesus on the Cross was spotted in the skies of Manvel, Texas by The Church on Master’s Road. Thousands of drones were used to create this spectacle.
I just received a coffee from Blatt Richard on @buymeacoffee! buymeacoffee.com/kcspectator…
Aka the "don't punch right!" crowd. – at Dalton Gardens, ID
Certain “right wing influencers” have for the last year openly waged war on discernment.
They couched it in appeals to loyalty. They argued that “unity” with unsavory people was necessary to defeat other, even *more* unsavory people. They embraced the Schmittian “friend-enemy distinction.”
As a result, anti-American identity Marxism, blood-and-soil European nativism, Christian nationalism, and dangerous, perfunctory isolationism, all made their ways into the GOP big tent. And this coarse Klan contingent has run an alt-right insurrection.
It’s long past time to embrace the power of “get the fuck out, Nazi freaks.”
I mean, why on earth would any conservative follow Poso? Candace Owens? Megyn Kelly? Dave Smith? Cernovich? Bannon?
Yeah.
Get them the fuck out.
So sad. The church is failing children and young adults. – at Dalton Gardens, ID
I was talking with a left leaning young woman this weekend about the rise in antisemitism. She told me her entire generation hates the Israeli government & Israel in general. She believes that Israel is literally persecuting innocent people for no reason. She said she doesn’t know a single person at her university who defends Israel or is pro-Israel. (This is the South, btw) In her mind, her whole generation is united in believing Israel is evil.
I asked her why she thinks her generation feels this way. Her answer was actually quite honest-social media, the news, and what they are taught in school. The sad part is that her understanding of the conflict is extremely one sided. There was no awareness of the long history of the land, the wars, the rejected peace deals, or the thousands of years of Jewish connection to Israel.