Without A Shield, The [DS]/D’s Are Left Vulnerable & Exposed,Trump Is Dropping The Hammer – Ep. 3949

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Without A Shield, The [DS]/D’s Are Left Vulnerable & Exposed,Trump Is Dropping The Hammer
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Merz is now blaming their economy on Trump’s tariffs, but in reality they are the ones who destroyed their economy. The oil sector is being decentralized, countries are bypassing the Strait. Bessent mentions that we have the gold. The narrative has been started and they are getting ready to go back to the constitution. The [DS] is in trouble, they have lost their protection and their shield. They are now vulnerable and exposed. Trump is slowly backing the [DS] into a corner and now they panicking. Trump is using the election evidence as leverage to get the Save America Act passed, the bill has been attached to two other bills. The Senate is now trapped.

 


Economy

Germany experienced two years of recession (roughly 2023–2024), followed by very weak growth:

  • 2025 GDP growth: +0.2% (after calendar adjustment +0.3%).
     
  • Exports (goods and services) fell 0.3% in 2025; goods exports specifically down 0.7%.
  • Manufacturing gross value added declined 1.3% — the third consecutive year of contraction. Automotive, machinery, and chemicals were hit hard.
     Industrial production and exports have been weak for years, with Germany lagging other advanced economies in recovery.Main Factors Damaging the Economy  Here’s the evidence-based ranking of importance:
  1. Energy Price Shock (Biggest Long-Term Driver)
    Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine cut off cheap Russian gas. Germany had relied heavily on it. Energy prices spiked dramatically and remain significantly elevated years later (industrial and household electricity prices well above pre-2022 levels, despite some subsidies and declines).
    This raised costs for energy-intensive industries (chemicals, metals, autos, manufacturing), squeezed margins, reduced investment, and contributed to deindustrialization. High energy costs continue to weigh on competitiveness and consumer purchasing power. Recent Middle East tensions added further pressure in 2026.

  2. Structural Vulnerabilities + Domestic Policy Issues
    Germany’s export-heavy model (vehicles, machinery, chemicals) is highly exposed to global shifts.

    • Bureaucracy, regulations, and high costs: Frequent complaints about red tape, slow permitting, high taxes/social contributions, and rigid labor rules reducing flexibility.
    • Energy transition (Energiewende): Rapid nuclear phase-out + renewables push increased costs and grid issues without fully replacing reliable baseload power quickly enough.
    • Underinvestment and demographics: Aging population, shrinking workforce, chronic underinvestment in infrastructure/digitalization due to past fiscal rules (debt brake).
      These made the economy less resilient even before external shocks.
  3. Global Competition and Trade Headwinds (Including US Tariffs)
    • China competition: China overtook the US as Germany’s top trading partner in some metrics and aggressively competes in autos (EVs), machinery, and chemicals, eroding German market share.
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    • US tariffs: These have directly hurt exports, especially autos (a cornerstone of German industry). Official forecasts explicitly cite US tariffs alongside Chinese competition as reasons for weak exports and manufacturing in 2025. Tariffs raise costs for German firms selling to the large US market and create uncertainty. However, the multi-year decline in manufacturing and exports began before the sharpest recent tariff escalations.

 the deeper, longer-term damage came from the 2022 energy crisis, persistent high energy costs, structural rigidities, and loss of competitiveness to China. These issues predate the latest US tariff rounds and explain why Germany entered recession earlier and recovered more slowly than peers.  

  end of 2028, that rises past 60%.

3. Median Gulf pipeline construction time: 2.5 years, faster for disruption driven projects.

7 to 9 million barrels a day will still need Hormuz no matter what gets built.

Qatar’s LNG has no alternative route at all.

The era of Hormuz as irreplaceable is ending.

It is not ending fast enough to matter this year.

 steadily dismantling this tool of coordinated control. The UAE—OPEC’s third-largest producer UAE—already exited not long ago, setting a major precedent. Each departure weakens the group’s ability to enforce “pump less” quotas. This is unfolding amid the Iran conflict (described as intentional and planned), which has disrupted key shipping routes. Iraq appears next, with others likely to follow. The result: a significant shift in the global order. Less cartel-managed pricing, more genuine supply-and-demand dynamics. Independent producers like the U.S. gain influence, while a key pillar of the “globalist” energy manipulation structure fractures—exactly the kind of breakdown Q long predicted.

 

sensitive names will begin a parabolic move higher into year end.

-Groups to own; semis/tech, small caps, gold, silver…especially gold miners… housing, Bitcoin.

 

 from the Bernanke-era framework and back toward something older, and more durable, a Volcker–Greenspan Fed anchored in the real economy, not numerical precision.

Warsh did not abandon the 2 percent inflation target. He reframed it. Invoking Volcker, he defined price stability as a condition, when inflation fades from public concern, rather than a number to be constantly engineered.

That shift widens the Fed’s lens beyond narrow inflation metrics to include expectations, productivity, and economic capacity.

This is a return to classic supply side economics at the Fed.

Just as important was what he left unsaid. There was no defense of the model-driven, forward-guidance-heavy regime that has dominated the past 15 years.

Instead, Warsh emphasized credibility, discretion, and accountability, hallmarks of an earlier Fed that treated policy as judgment, not formula. At the center of this shift is a different view of growth. For years, the Fed has implicitly treated strong growth as a risk, something to restrain before it fuels inflation.

Warsh’s emphasis on the real economy suggests the opposite. Growth, driven by productivity and investment, is not the problem, it is the solution. Price stability is not achieved by suppressing demand to fit a model, but by allowing supply to expand alongside it.

That distinction is critical.

It implies a Fed less inclined to choke off expansions preemptively and more willing to let the economy run, so long as inflation expectations remain anchored.

Warsh’s message is that the Fed will restore price stability after five years of misses, but not through mechanical rate increases alone.

Credibility, not just policy settings, is the binding constraint. For markets, the implications are clear.

A Fed that communicates less and reacts with more discretion will carry higher uncertainty and a higher term premium. But it also reduces the risk of over-tightening in response to transitory data. One soft inflation print is not victory, and one strong growth print is not a threat.

The through line is unmistakable.

This is a shift away from a narrow, model-driven Fed toward one grounded in real economic performance, supply-side expansion, and institutional credibility.

The Real Economy matters.

Growth is no longer the enemy.

The era of treating growth as inflation’s enemy is ending.

What comes next is a Fed that, once again, sees growth as the foundation of stability

  as Shakespeare put it, “the lady doth protest too much, methinks,” and the louder the town crier in D.C., the more it sounds like self‑justification rather than strategy.

The bill is a bullish hinge point: by wiring digital assets into the core US market framework, it drags institutions onto crypto rails and makes it harder for D.C. to pretend Bitcoin is a side show rather than emerging collateral and, eventually, de facto legal tender. The risk is that America stops at market structure.

The US has never lacked innovation; it has repeatedly failed to weaponize it. Blockchain is following the script: instead of treating open networks as the next layer of dollar power, Washington is busy protecting legacy banks while live capital migrates. China has drawn a different lesson, visible not in Beijing but in Hong Kong. The city is being rebuilt as a tightly regulated sandbox for exchanges, stablecoins, and tokenized assets – a place where global money can plug into Chinese‑aligned standards.

As Scott Bessent likes to say, “standards are strategy.” And as Machiavelli warned, elites are quick to confuse the defense of their own position with the defense of the republic. By hesitating to set Bitcoin‑friendly standards at home, Washington is effectively outsourcing the role of global digital‑asset capital to Hong Kong.

 

 

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Political/Rights

  TRAFFIC STOP! Once we do, we are playing right into the criminal’s hands. The Radical Left Dumocrats would like to see this done, but it won’t happen on my watch. I.C.E., be judicious, fair and smart, and go back and do your very important job. Keep those Crime Stat Records coming! Remember, you are loved and respected in America. Thank you for your attention to this matter! PRESIDENT DONALD J. TRUMP

 

  party is completely dependent on illegals voting in elections. Without them, they couldn’t come close to winning. And here’s the truth that the democrats already know. The massive effort by Trump and ICE to deport millions of illegals all across this country, especially in blue states and cities, has created FEAR in the entire illegal community. That is going to massively decrease their voting turnout and they know it. They will use every incident involving ICE to call for abolishing the agency. I for one think we should station ICE agents around the country at polling stations, but that’s just me.


DOGE

 Benefits, will be going to Red States, and some Blue, where Data Centers are sought as Cash Cows, with Lower Taxes and Record Setting Jobs. They must pay for their own Water and Power, and any leftover goes back to the State and local Community. Data Centers are tremendous WINS for the States and Communities that are lucky enough to get them. New York should change its Policy, IMMEDIATELY. The Radical Left Dumocrats must not be allowed to cause us to lose Data Centers, AI, and all of this incredible new Technology, to China, and other countries! President DONALD J. TRUMP


Geopolitical

 hiring an American as the Chief Operating Officer of his PMO. Elbows Up everyone! But don’t worry Laura Babcock or some other Liberal media flak will show up to tell us Pierre Poilievre cannot be PM because he won’t know how to handle Trump


War/Peace

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  • estimates bypass capacity could divert 45% of pre-war Gulf exports by end of 2027, and 7.3 million barrels daily, 60 PERCENT, by end of 2028
  • -The UAE’s West-East Pipeline is 50% complete with a 2027 completion order, doubling overland capacity to 3.6 million barrels a day
  • -Iraq’s $1.5 billion Basra-Haditha line would carry 2.5 million barrels toward Jordan, Syria, and Turkey, while Saudi Arabia eyes expanding its Red Sea pipeline to 9 million barrels
  • -The UAE is also planning a new Arabian Sea port to rival Jebel Ali, importing goods without touching the strait
  • -The catch: 7-9 million barrels daily will still depend on Hormuz, and the Red Sea alternative runs through Houthi missile range The infrastructure is the war’s most permanent verdict. Iran spent decades building leverage on a chokepoint, spent this war monetizing it with tolls and protection payments, and the customers’ answer is to engineer the chokepoint out of existence.
  • Every mile of pipe laid is leverage Tehran never gets back, exactly the “great alternatives” Trump previewed.
  • The strait won’t stop mattering, but by 2028 it stops being a GUN to the world’s head. Iran played the card so hard the region is completely rebuilding the deck.

  •  regime after it resumed destabilizing attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.

(VIDEO) Trump Does Not Rule Out Ground Invasion in Iran, Suggests US Will Take Kharg Island 

  • President Trump suggested that a ground invasion may be imminent in Iran and that the US may take over Iran’s critical oil export hub of Kharg Island. 
  • “Sometimes you need a ground campaign, but we have other people that will do the ground campaign for us,” Trump said.
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  •  US is working to degrade Iran’s drone and missile capabilities in and around the Strait of Hormuz in preparation for an invasion of Kharg Island in the Northern Persian Gulf.
  • “If we degrade them far enough and deep enough back, I would do that,” Trump told Fox News with regard to an invasion of Kharg Island.

source: thegatewaypundit.com

 


Medical/False Flags


[DS] Agenda

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President Trump’s Plan

 and informations  In just the last four weeks we’ve paid $96 million in claims through the Public Safety Officers’ Benefits Program to eligible surviving families of fallen public safety officers

(a) Except as otherwise provided in this section, whoever, in any matter within the jurisdiction of the executive, legislative, or judicial branch of the Government of the United States, knowingly and willfully
(1) falsifies, conceals, or covers up by any trick, scheme, or device a material fact;
(2) makes any materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent statement or representation; or
(3) makes or uses any false writing or document knowing the same to contain any materially false, fictitious, or fraudulent statement or entry;shall be fined under this title, imprisoned not more than 5 years or, if the offense involves international or domestic terrorism (as defined in section 2331), imprisoned not more than 8 years, or both.
If the matter relates to an offense under chapter 109A, 109B, 110, or 117, or section 1591, then the term of imprisonment imposed under this section shall be not more than 8 years.(b) Subsection (a) does not apply to a party to a judicial proceeding, or that party’s counsel, for statements, representations, writings or documents submitted by such party or counsel to a judge or magistrate in that proceeding.(c) With respect to any matter within the jurisdiction of the legislative branch, subsection (a) shall apply only to—(1) administrative matters, including a claim for payment, a matter related to the procurement of property or services, personnel or employment practices, or support services, or a document required by law, rule, or regulation to be submitted to the Congress or any office or officer within the legislative branch; or(2) any investigation or review, conducted pursuant to the authority of any committee, subcommittee, commission or office of the Congress, consistent with applicable rules of the House or Senate.

  Supreme Court.

  citizenship, election procedures, and administrative power, where she has sided with Chief Justice Roberts and the liberals. The Dobbs leak triggered violent threats and protests aimed directly at Supreme Court justices. If the threat of violence or intimidation can move a justice’s votes on foundational issues, we have a constitutional crisis on our hands. Judicial independence is not optional — it is the foundation of the rule of law. When justices appear to bend under pressure, public trust collapses and the entire system is at risk. This cannot be allowed to stand. Threats against the Court must be met with zero tolerance, full investigations, and real consequences — no matter who makes them. Anything less is an attack on self-government itself.

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would not matter. The organized mobs are still there. Even if Judge Barrett left tomorrow, the organized mobs making the threats would simply PICK ANOTHER TARGET. The solution to this is simple. And it’s NOT swapping out judges until you find one that can’t be intimidated by threats of violence into voting how the Left demands. I see a lot of you out there thinking BARRETT is the real problem here. No, she is not. The problem are the George Soros and the Neville Roy Singhams out there funding all of this lefty mob shit.

 & rig our elections…….a POWERFUL TOOL used to quietly work “behind the scenes”. Intentionally kept small enough to avoid too many eyes & avoid Congressional Oversight. In complete STEALTH MODE, OBAMA INSERTED DHS AGENTS to seal the deal……Operation “Steal 2020” was activated. THE EAC MUST BE DISMANTLED. They control what voting systems, software & machines are even options for each State to use in their Elections. •They choose it. •They certify it. •They distribute the funds to purchase it. •They audit it. •They monitor it. So while everyone is looking at China, Russia, CIA, FBI, DHS, FEC & every other foreign country & Federal Agency under the sun……it seems to me that the “elephant in the room” is the

MY CONCLUSION: Find the Shadow Government appointees responsible for the DHS & EAC collusion……& you’ve found the ROOT of our Election Integrity Issues. I’ve posted research about it on my telegram page for years after being kicked off Twitter 5x — just search EAC. It’s past time we “cut the head off the EAC snake”President

 

 secure the 2026 midterms. They are TERRIFIED of whatever evidence Trump and his Intelligence heads are about to present on Thursday, and they are all desperate to preemptively establish the narrative that the evidence is not real, and that securing our elections is some sort of violation of democracy. PANIC IN DC!

 

  •   investigation that he’s referring to as proof are due to be made public.
  • Now, the new National Security State spending bill is set for a cloture vote tomorrow (Tuesday, July 14th)… which is expected to meet the 60-vote threshold with 7-8 Democratic crossovers.
  • That’s important because the SAVE America Act will now be included therein.
  • From there, based on history, it’s expected to take 1-2 weeks to reach a final vote on the bill. And since the Senate is in session for another month before its fall (August) recess, there’s an additional two-week cushion available to ensure it gets through. Remember, once we’re past cloture, that only a simple majority is required to pass a bill… which we have.
  • Oh, and just in time to be fully implemented before the November election.

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