Truth News Headlines July 19, 2018

It wasn’t Russians who effected the election outcome. It was the American people.

Patriots voted and that made all the difference in the world. Don’t ever believe the globalist narrative that your vote does not count. It does.

Now we need to put all of our attention on the election rigging and corrupt machines. Thanks, Michael Moore, for this glass bead. It aged like a fine wine.

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Only YOU can prevent election rigging

Demand that Chair of the Republican National Committee Ronna Romney McDanielwrite an official inquiry into this matter to each and every state election official in the country on RNC letterhead with her signature.

Our solid evidence shows that her Uncle Mitt is behind these rigged machines.

Demand that she have these letters sent out by the end of the month. She must address the evidence that we found in the articles above (see headline link) about the corrupt election machines in all states…If she doesn’t, then you might wonder if she just another corrupt RINO protecting her family’s political interests and the swamp.

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Voting Vendor Confesses

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RUSSIA SEEKS CHARGES: Top US Officials

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Some people HATE the fact that I got along well with President Putin of Russia. They would rather go to war than see this. It’s called Trump Derangement Syndrome!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 18, 2018

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President Trump Holds Cabinet Meeting – Economic Focus: Employment, Job-Training, Trade (and a little bombshell from Sonny Perdue)

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In a 2010 interview on Russian television, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that the Obama administration wanted travel and business to increase between Russia and America and that the Obama administration wanted to “help strengthen Russia.” pic.twitter.com/Cnaa1HWaBJ

— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) July 18, 2018

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Senior Executive Service Operative/ FBI Director Christopher Wray Reports on China

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“John Brennan started out his adulthood by voting for the communist party presidential candidate. He is now ending his career by showing himself to be the most biased, bigoted, over the top, hyperbolic, and unhinged Director of the CIA we have ever had.” –@RandPaul. pic.twitter.com/OUt6xn2uOj

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House GOP Pins 167 Democrats With ‘Abolish ICE’ Vote

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A Reminder.
There was no Official Intelligence used in opening the FBI Counterintelligence Investigation into Trump.https://t.co/Bia6nXrG63

— Jeff @ themarketswork (@themarketswork) July 18, 2018

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Klayman Tells How to Bring Down Mueller!

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Did The FBI Ignore Evidence That A ‘Foreign Entity’ Hacked Clinton’s Emails?

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Fruits of the Helsinki Summit?

‘Russia to Send Home All N. Korean Workers by 2019’

North Korea announces amnesty to celebrate its 70th anniversary

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Is Big Mike considering a 2020 run?

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hmmm….wonder what the real story is with this Netanyahu tape. We will query the Conclave about this headline.

Leaked Netanyahu Tape: We Made Trump Cancel The Iran Deal

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Gallup Shows How Much Americans DO NOT Care About The “Situation With Russia”

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snellvillebob posts:

So according to information the last few days We can see why the FBI has not fired Strzok. He is actually a CIA section chief, so the FBI cannot fire him. Only the CIA can.

….then quintrillion says:

Calling Gina Haspel…time to prove your appointment & confirmation was the correct choice. FIRE Strzok, Director Gina!
(it does not seem right that the creepy rat Strzok can be both CIA and FBI..something really is wrong with that cross-over from foreign to domestic spying) Really Creepy.

…to which Convert replied:

If this is the case, then a whole bunch of stuff falls into place. It’s why for months, he was a mystery. Some people even thought there was no such person because there were no pictures no records no information anywhere. People were also very puzzled about why he was involved in seemingly every case and every issue that came up in the FBI. It didn’t make sense. But now it does. If you look at it as the CIA having basically taken over the leadership of the FBI and involving itself in all kinds of clandestine and very questionable domestic Behavior! Wow! Wow! Wow!

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Here come the banksters again….Don’t forget what they did in 2008 when their banking Ponzi scheme almost fell on itself. This time, we need to let the chips fall where they may. NO BAILOUTS FOR BANKSTERS!

Bernanke, Geithner & Paulson Warn: “We’ve Forgotten The Lessons Of The Financial Crisis”

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Brian Kemp’s Badass Georgia Governor Campaign Ad

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Get Ready to Legally 3D-Print a Gun

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Thanks for the glass bead, A4T David. Great history lesson and reminder of how the British Empire created the foundations for today’s globalism:

The Milner-Fabian Conspiracy Against Humanity

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The Flat Earth Men Live – Puppet Show – Acoustic

     Presidential Tweets Today

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Why Some Gravestones Are Shaped Like Tree Stumps

When nature and secret societies get together. BY SARAH LASKOW JULY 17, 2018

In the bright light of a summer afternoon, Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn is filled with a quiet life. Dark birds flitter and squawk among blocks of granite, black-eyed Susans burst into flower beside catacombs, and fresh-cut grass scents the air. Most of the stately gravestones are shaped into obelisks or headless angels or urns draped with stone cloth. Among these classic markers of memory, though, are surprises—grave markers that simulate the natural world that surrounds them. They are shaped like tree stumps.

Some of Green-Wood’s tree-stump markers take the shape of a cross. Others are simpler, four or five feet tall, with their branch shorn off. One is a short, cleanly cut stump, like one a hiker might rest on during a long walk through the woods. It marks the grave of Alfred Vanderwerken Jr., who died in 1906. “He loved nature,” the marker says.

Tree-stump tombstones like these can be found in graveyards across the country. They tend to surprise people who come across them, since they’re not quite what we expect to see at the head of a grave. They date mostly to 1880s to 1920s, when funerary art in the United States was moving away from the grand mausoleums and obelisks found elsewhere in Green-Wood. The tree-stump stones were part of a movement to turn the focus of death back to life, and they’re a unique form connected with the secret societies of the time. “They qualify as folk art,” writes Susanne Ridlen, in her 1999 book Tree-Stump Tombstones.

Ridlen documents more than 2,400 tree-stump tombstones in Indiana alone. They came at what she calls a transitional period in American funerary art, when cemeteries were emphasizing nature and markers grew more modest. The customs around death were starting to focus more on the deceased’s life and the people left behind, and a tree proved a powerful symbol of both eternity and humanity, recalling the Bible’s tree of life and tree of knowledge.

Ridlen identified many variations: the vertical stump, the double vertical stump, the horizontal stump, the ledger tree stump, the tree-stump bench, the tree-stump chair, the tree-stump cross, the simple tree-stump base. They could be decorated with birds, books, firearms, flowers, plants, anchors, or animals, along with the signs of fraternal orders, from unions to the Elks to the Freemasons.

One organization in particular became associated with tree-stump tombstones, the Woodmen of the World. Formed in Omaha, Nebraska, in 1890, the group served as a life-insurance company at a time when there was little financial security if a family’s breadwinner died. Fraternal societies had started banding together to provide members’ families with a source of income after the death of a member. The Woodmen recruited rural men and prioritized hard work, selflessness, and other values. Its members had axes, and conducted drills with them in uniform, but their “woodcraft” was mostly symbolic, inspired by the image of pioneers clearing out forests to provide for their families.

Initially, the perks of becoming a Woodman included a free tombstone. The Woodmen headquarters created standard designs that it sent to local stonecutters. The tree wasn’t the only option, but given the organization’s name and traditions, it was a very popular choice. Later, the organization changed its policy so that it would only contribute $100 towards a tombstone, and only if it had the Woodmen of the World logo on it.

But Ridlen found the emblems and insignia of many other fraternal organizations on the tree-stump tombstones she examined. At the time, it was also simply a popular design that reflected contemporary attitudes about death and a desire to rejoin nature. Today’s tombstones tend to be modest, and a stone tree stump might seem ornate. In the 21st century, our ideas about joining nature after death have gone a step further. In addition to cremation with scattered ashes, some people choose to be buried without a headstone at all, or with a living tree to mark their final resting place.

NATO’s Holiday From History Is Over

Friends and allies disrespect themselves while expecting America to pick up the slack.

Friends and allies disrespect themselves while expecting America to pick up the slack.

For those who know the prevalent mindset in Pennsylvania Dutch enclaves, “that’s the way we always done it now” has a familiar ring. And while long-held traditions among insular communities might engender a status quo-obsessed worldview, most Americans might expect otherwise from those who inhabit the upper echelons of government and the media. Nonetheless, judging by the tiresome tut-tutting and handwringing with regard to President Donald Trump’s performance at the NATO summit, those expectations are wholly unwarranted. The chattering classes have convicted Trump of disrespecting our friends and allies. Unfortunately for the critics, a damning article reveals how much those friends and allies disrespect themselves — while expecting America to pick up the slack.

“A recent opinion poll found that small minorities in the core European members of NATO were willing to fight for their country under any circumstances,” reports Asia Times columnist Spengler. “At the bottom of the rankings were the Netherlands and Germany, at 16% and 18% respectively; at the top was Poland, with 48%.”

In other words, even an existential threat to one’s own country is viewed as a bridge too far. Perhaps this stunning level of cultural indifference should be expected from a continent where nationalism and democracy have been subsumed by technocratic governance emanating from Brussels. Yet it has bred an unseemly arrogance laid bare when Trump asked a most uncomfortable question: “What good is NATO if Germany is paying Russia billions of dollars for gas and energy?” he wondered.

What good indeed? Ever since the end of WWII, when the need to confront the Soviet menace was plain, the presumptions surrounding NATO’s reasons for being have hinged on the idea that the United States would do the heavy lifting — as in most of the fighting and dying — wherever and whenever defending Western interests became necessary. Columnist Christopher Roach illuminates the consequences of that stultification. “Trump is asking the right questions and making the right criticisms,” he writes. “As a successful businessman, and not a credential amateur, he rightly asks, ‘What’s in it for us?’ The answer is not satisfactory. U.S. investment in NATO has provided diminishing returns to the United States after the end of the Cold War, and increasingly functions as an economic subsidy to Western European nations unserious about their own defense.”

How unserious? As of now only five of the 29 alliance members are expected to reach their military spending goal of 2% of GDP by the end of 2018. In sharp contrast, the U.S. accounts for 74% of the military spending among those 29 members and 22% of NATO’s overall budget. Trump wants NATO nations to increase their budgets to 4% of GDP, but one suspects such lofty expectations are an “art of the deal” subterfuge aimed at getting them to the 2% threshold that many of them have pledged to reach — by 2024.

In the meantime, an “offended” Germany imports more than 80% of its natural gas supply — approximately 50% of which is supplied by Russia. Moreover, in 2017 Gazprom, Russia’s giant state-owned natural gas company, provided Europe with approximately 40% of its gas, a level that represents an all-time high in gas purchases — and dependency on Vladimir Putin.

Were that the sole example of EU schizophrenia, as in consorting with adversaries NATO was created to defend against, Trump’s assertion that Germany is “a captive of Russia” might have been considered over the top. Yet as columnist Daniel Horowitz reveals, that is hardly the case. The EU has also countenanced massive amounts of immigration by middle Eastern immigrants, undermining its member nations’ sovereignty and safety, turned a blind eye to the Islamist ambitions of NATO “fifth columnist” Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and expressed support for Hezbollah and Hamas, while regularly criticizing Israel.

It gets worse. On Monday, the EU provided European firms with legal cover to operate in Iran, courtesy of a “blocking statute” that prohibits EU companies from complying with U.S. sanction demands, allows them to recover damages from that lack of compliance, and nullifies any foreign court rulings against them. Three EU nations — France, Britain, and Germany — have also indicated they will be activating accounts for the Iranian central bank with their national central banks to counteract the Trump administration’s efforts to keep up economic pressure on the world’s foremost state sponsor of Islamist terror.

“At what point does an ally cease being an ally?” Horowitz asks. “At what point does the hypocrisy, self-destruction, and sabotage of U.S. interests at the hands of the Western European powers cross a red line in our relationship, especially when we are shouldering most of the burden for NATO?”

When there isn’t even one EU nation among the core members of NATO with a majority of citizens who would fight for their country under any circumstances, perhaps we have reached the ultimate inflection point.

During his speech in Warsaw last July, Trump stated that “our defense is not just a commitment of money; it is a commitment of will.” Further on, he got to the heart of the matter. “The fundamental question of our time is whether the West has the will to survive. Do we have the confidence in our values to defend them at any cost? Do we have enough respect for our citizens to protect our borders? Do we have the desire and the courage to preserve our civilization in the face of those who would subvert and destroy it?”

Spengler believes the EU’s anemic birthrates provide the most compelling — and disturbing — answer. “It should be no surprise that there is a reasonably close correspondence between the willingness of the Europeans to fight for their nations and their willingness to have children,” he writes. “If you care so little for your country that you will not defend it, you are likely to be too absorbed in hedonistic distraction to bother with children.”

It is no secret the American Left would like our nation to emulate the EU, all its attendant socialist utopian ambitions included.

Yet those ambitions are illusory. On both sides of the Atlantic, Western society is plodding through the historical cycle illuminated by Scottish historian Alexander Tytler. He asserted that every democracy begins as a release from bondage, leading to spiritual faith, courage, liberty, and abundance — followed by selfishness, complacency, apathy and dependence — leading right back to bondage.

The same thing could be said about an alliance created to protect freedom. One that has gotten flaccid living largely off the largesse of American generosity. “With their dreams of a global society and neglect of hard power, internationalists saw no pressing need to revitalize NATO,” columnist Richard Jordan explains. “They enjoyed their holiday from history. By contrast, the Trump administration has chosen to act before reality has a chance to bite.”

With $21 trillion of national debt, America can no longer afford to indulge holidays from history, courtesy of a continent with a diminishing appetite for defending itself. In short, “that’s the way we always done it now” no longer suffices.

It’s about time.

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