The United States of America, my beloved homeland, has been taken over by an elite mafia capable of anything and everything. I do not think many of my countrymen would disagree, given the events of the past couple of decades. Today, it seems as if killing has become the key to our leadership's domestic and foreign policy.

The recent attempt on Donald Trump's life, and accusations the U.S. is backing attempts to kill Russia's Vladimir Putin, are two prime examples of someone, or a group of someone(s) who have sanctioned murdering any opposition.

The Deep State of Fumbling Idiots

When the U.S. Secret Service detail surrounding former President Donald Trump huddled to cover the wounded candidate, the world watched an unbelievable drama unfold. Some claim the service dedicated to protecting presidents purposely allowed 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks a window for killing Trump. Most reading this will have read the stories and seen the memes about a pimple-faced assassin climbing a ladder with an assault rifle, in broad daylight, to a roof only 147 yards from his target.

Crooks, who still remains a sort of enigma, took aim and fired at a man who should have been covered by a swarm of agents, an assault team, a sniper team, and an air component. Trump's team has repeatedly requested additional resources and has been denied on all counts. As of this writing, a swirl of information about the shooter and Trump's protection team reveals what would at first glance seem a comedy of errors. Now reports say three local police snipers were in the building and saw Crooks rummaging about carrying a rangefinder used by bench rest shooters and military snipers. There's a novel to be written there, so let's move away from the Trump fiasco and on to another Joe Biden Secret Service fandango.

This one baffles me more than the Trump Secret Service detail female who could not even holster her gun once the shooting stopped. No, really. In footage of the former president entering a mobile unit after the event, a gaggle of female officers seems to be covering his departure, and one agent can't even get her service weapon back in its holster on her side. That video went viral, of course. I won't get into Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle's plans to make 30% of the service women no matter what. In America, announcing a tranny pole dancer as CIA director would not come as a shock.

Obama doesn't believe Kamala Harris can beat Trump, which is why he hasn't endorsed her: sources By Social Links for Isabel Vincent and Social Links for Jon Levine Published July 24, 2024, 5:09 p.m. ET

Former President Barack Obama hasn't endorsed Kamala Harris' presidential bid because he doesn't think she can beat Donald Trump, according to a source close to the Biden family.

Following President Biden's shocking exit from the race on Sunday, and his immediate endorsement of the vice president, most of the Democratic elite have been quick to rally behind Harris — but Obama is a notable exception.

"Obama's very upset because he knows she can't win," the Biden family source told The Post.

"The two 'sides' of mainstream politics are not fighting against one another, they're only fighting against you. Their only job is to keep you clapping along with the two-handed puppet show as they rob you blind and tighten your chains while your gaze is fixed on the performance."
— Caitlin Johnstone

A failed assassination attempt on a presidential candidate. An incumbent president withdrawing his re-election bid at the 11^th hour. A politicized judiciary that fails to hold the powers-that-be accountable to the rule of law. A world at war. A nation in turmoil.

This is what controlled chaos looks like.

This year's election-year referendum on which corporate puppet should occupy the White House has quickly become a lesson in how the Deep State engineers a crisis to keep itself in power.

Don't get so caught up in the performance that you lose sight of what's real.

This endless series of diversions, distractions and political drama is the oldest con game in the books, the magician's sleight of hand that keeps you focused on the shell game in front of you while your wallet is being picked clean by ruffians in your midst.

It's the Reichstag Fire all over again.

Vice President Harris will not say whether she is confident President Biden is currently capable of serving as commander-in-chief amid calls by lawmakers to invoke the 25th Amendment.

Biden withdrew from the presidential race on Sunday after his performance at the first presidential debate sparked concerns over his fitness and mental competency.

After the sudden announcement, several lawmakers began to question the president's ability to serve the remainder of his term if he is not able to seek re-election.

After the announcement, Harris was quickly positioned as the Democrat replacement for Biden on the 2024 ticket, but some lawmakers - including Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C. - don't want to wait until January for Biden to leave office.

Fox News Digital asked Harris whether she believes Biden is able to serve as president but did not receive a response despite several attempts to reach her office.

A brief look at Section 702 for warrantless tapping

The U.S. Intelligence Community (IC) consists of 17 federal agencies. The best known are the CIA, the FBI, and the NSA. Briefly, the task of the CIA is human intelligence, the FBI operates domestically with the main focus on terrorism, foreign intelligence operations, and espionage, while the NSA deals with electronic intelligence.

Initially, Congress enacted Section 702 due to the evolution of technology in the years after the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) was passed in 1978. By the mid-2000s, many terrorists and other foreign adversaries were using email accounts serviced by U.S. companies. Because of this change in communications technology, the government had to seek individual court orders, based on a finding of probable cause, to obtain the communications of non-U.S. persons located abroad.

That proved costly.

The new procedure under Section 702 involved the Attorney General (AG) and Director of National Intelligence (DNI) submitting to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) certifications that specify categories of foreign intelligence that the IC can use Section 702 to collect. Such certifications may be effective for up to one year and must be resubmitted annually. The AG and DNI also submit to the rules designed to ensure that the IC only uses Section 702 without warrants to target foreign persons located outside the U.S. for the purpose of acquiring foreign intelligence information.

However, Congress established Section 702 in 2008 to legitimize an existing surveillance program run by the NSA without congressional oversight or approval. The program, more narrowly defined at the time, intercepted communications that were at least partly domestic but included a target the government believed was a known terrorist. While bringing the surveillance under its authority, Congress has helped to expand steadily the scope of the surveillance to include a new number of threats, from cybercrime and drug trafficking to arms proliferation.

Has such a seemingly orderly and lawful state of affairs prevailed for long in the U.S. Intelligence Community? The article will answer that question too.

Vladimir Putin met Syrian president Bashar al-Assad in Moscow to discuss what the Russian leader described as an "escalation" in the Middle East, images on television showed Thursday.

The meeting late Wednesday comes at a time when Russia, which saved Assad's government through its military intervention in 2015 during a civil war, could mediate to defuse tensions between Syria and Turkey.

The first meeting of the two men since March last year comes after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan evoked the possibility of the three leaders meeting to try and normalise ties between Ankara and Damascus.

The scandal surrounding Canada's Kamloops Indian Residential School (1890-1969, British Columbia) is an ultracautionary tale about the damage inflicted by self-interested politicians and activists, backed by a media that toes the line. The 2021 scandal sprang from the alleged discovery of 215 graves of indigenous children. They were said to have died under suspicious circumstances at the Catholic-run school and then buried in unmarked graves behind the facility. Kamloops was one of the largest schools in the residential system through which indigenous children were culturally deprogrammed and indoctrinated to mold them into "proper" Canadians.

When the story broke, the press fell over itself in a race to sensationalism. CBC News on May 28 declared, "Remains of 215 children found buried at former B.C. residential school, First Nation says." The Toronto Star announced on May 28, "The remains of 215 children have been found. Now, Indigenous leaders say, Canada must help find the rest of the unmarked graves." The international press jumped on the speeding news train with their own headlines, such as "'Horrible History': Mass Grave of Indigenous Children Reported in Canada'" from The New York Times on May 31.

Actually, no graves had been discovered; their existence was extrapolated from "anomalies" in the earth found by ground-penetrating radar. Such anomalies are commonplace, however, and usually indicate a tree root, a large rock, or some other innocuous presence. Today, after three years and almost $8 million of publicly unaccountable funds being expended, no graves have been found. No one has bothered to even start the digging necessary to verify anything.

The Secret Service is turning near-assassination lemons into Deep State lemonade. Following its catastrophic failure to secure Donald Trump's July 13 rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, the Secret Service has come up with a "fix" that reeks of ulterior motives: the agency has advised the Trump campaign to stop holding large outdoor rallies altogether.

Broken by the Washington Post, news of the agency's pathetic prescription came hours after Secret Service Director Kimberley Cheatle resigned, following a marathon Monday grilling on Capitol Hill that saw her used as a punching bag by members of both major parties. Her agency's multi-dimensional incompetence in Pennsylvania left a former president and two spectators wounded -- and another dead.

Speaking before the House Committee on Homeland Security on Tuesday, the commissioner of the Pennsylvania State Police revealed that the Secret Service has refused to release to him the operations plan they had for the day of the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump.

Colonel Christopher L. Paris, commissioner of the Pennsylvania State Police, who noted he had asked for the Secret Service operations plan for the day but had yet to receive it, stated:

Each day ....I learn multiple new facts as we uncover new information. ... Prior to the shooting, our role was to provide the Secret Service with personnel and assets that they requested. Our operation plan completed, to fulfill this responsibility consisted of 32 members, and we had two main responsibilities: a motorcade operation for the transportation with the Secret Service of former President Trump as well as manning and staffing security posts inside the secure area of the Butler County Farm Show. Additionally we provided two marked cars with uniformed troopers outside of the secure perimeter to provide roving duties, as the name implies, responding to incidents that may occur as a large gathering of people were moving to the venue.

Special counsel Robert Hur's bombshell report this year found President Biden is 'a sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory'

The Justice Department revealed late Monday in a court filing that it does in fact have transcripts of President Biden's interviews with a biographer after initially having denied possessing the documents.

While juggling Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests related to former special counsel Robert Hur's investigation into Biden's handling of classified documents following his departure as vice president in the Obama administration, DOJ attorneys said it would be time-consuming to process audio files into transcripts related to the president's conversations with biographer Mark Zwonitzer.

"We don't have some transcript that's been created by the special counsel that we can attest to its accuracy," DOJ lawyer Cameron Silverberg told U.S. District Judge Dabney Friedrich last month.