Greg Reese talks about how Mike Pompeo, once a top U.S. official, is a controversial figure. He allegedly pushed to hide documents, was linked to a big data loss, and even thought about extreme actions against Julian Assange. Despite this, many Republicans still respect him. The article warns us to stay alert and aware in politics. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Greg Reese talks about how after Trump became president, Bitcoin’s value shot up. Michael Saylor suggested the US should buy lots of Bitcoin to boost wealth. Meanwhile, Roger Ver, an early Bitcoin fan, might go to jail for not paying taxes. He warns that Bitcoin, once a symbol of freedom, is now being used for control, which is risky. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Greg Reese talk about how before the election, President Trump spoke highly of Bitcoin. But did you know that the idea of digital money started long ago in Silicon Valley? Even the CIA and Mossad were involved! Now, stablecoins, which are digital dollars, are becoming popular. It looks like the government is interested in this new tech world. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Greg Reese talks about how Dr. Rima Libo thinks the United Nations is planning a big problem for the world. She says countries should leave the UN and other groups like the World Health Organization to stop it. She believes Trump didn’t do enough to leave these groups. If we don’t act, she warns, people everywhere could be in danger. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dr. Oz, Tulsi Gabbard, and John Thune have all received funds from the Israeli lobby, influencing their political stances. Dr. Oz supports implantable chips, while Gabbard now advocates for war. Thune warns about the International Criminal Court. Meanwhile, Jared Kushner is seen as prioritizing Israel in his advisory role to Donald Trump. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Greg Reese talks about how some people worry about the COVID-19 vaccine, calling it a bioweapon. Future leaders like Dr. Oz and Marco Rubio support the vaccine’s quick development. It’s available for anyone 12 and older, with a focus on those over 65. Mask-wearing is encouraged, but some say there’s censorship around vaccine talks. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Greg Reese, a reporter, questions the political system, suggesting politicians are controlled by corporations. He believes real change comes from becoming independent, like the Amish. Reese warns of a cashless society and global conflicts. He emphasizes personal responsibility and unity, while expressing doubts about resistance. Despite challenges, he sees hope in human spirit and decentralized systems. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Greg Reese, a reporter known for exploring complex topics, shares his doubts about politics. He thinks politicians are like actors, controlled by big companies and banks. Reese suggests that real change comes from people living independently, like the Amish. He also worries about global conflicts and a future without cash, urging personal responsibility and awareness. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Greg Reese talks about how Donald Trump has chosen Susie Wiles, a big name in the drug industry, as his Chief of Staff. Elon Musk might help the government with ideas like a carbon tax. The new team, including Marco Rubio and Kristi Noem, shows strong support for Israel and plans to fight terrorism and nuclear threats. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
During a football game in Amsterdam, Israeli fans and a player disrupted a moment of silence for flood victims. This upset the locals and added to negative views of Israel, the U.S., and Lebanon online. People are unsure if President Trump will help make peace or start a war, especially with tensions involving Iran. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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