RT 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑺𝒂𝒍𝒕 𝑶𝒇 𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑬𝒂𝒓𝒕𝒉 (@Shadaya_Knight)Most men that claim to be loyal aren't really that, they're just unwanted. It's easy to claim you have "self control" when no women are throwing themselves at youRather you're not disciplined but nobody is really trying to have sex with you. Self control is when beautiful women want to have sex with you, but you walk away90% of men have never actually been chased by women, so they come to the conclusion that they're disciplined. When in reality they're just unemploy ...

Nomination & Confirmation - Janine Piro, a Fox News host and Trump ally, was confirmed as US attorney for the District of Columbia along party lines [1] - Piro's nomination followed the withdrawal of Ed Martin due to opposition related to his defense of January 6th rioters [2] - Concerns were raised about Piro's loyalty to Trump and her past promotion of conspiracy theories, particularly regarding the 2020 election [6][9] Concerns Regarding Fitness for Office - Piro is considered unfit to serve as US attorney due to her past attacks on the DOJ and FBI, raising questions about her ability to work impartially with these agencies [7][9] - Concerns exist that Piro's appointment reflects a pattern of prioritizing loyalty to Trump over merit and potentially using the DOJ to target political enemies [11][13] - Piro's past statements regarding the January 6th insurrectionists as "hostages" and her involvement in the Dominion Voting Systems settlement raise further doubts about her suitability for the role [8][16] Dominion Lawsuit & Fox News - Fox News reached a settlement of over $787 million in a defamation lawsuit with Dominion Voting Systems, partly due to statements made by Janine Piro [3][16] - Within Fox News, Piro was described as a "reckless maniac" who pushes conspiracy theories and should not be on live television [18] Senate & Political Context - The Senate's confirmation of Piro is viewed as prioritizing loyalty to Trump, potentially compromising its role as a check on executive power [23] - The confirmation is seen as part of a broader trend of Congress becoming an "employment arm of the White House" [24]

Can you tell us a little bit about your meeting with Laura Loomer and Mike Boltz today and how that came about. >> So Laura Loomer is a very good patriot. She is a very uh strong person and I saw her yesterday for a little while.She has she makes recommendations of maintenance and people and sometimes I listen to those recommendations. >> What did she recommend. Uh she recommended certain people for jobs >> adding adding to the administration not >> adding who did not firing.>> Well, she'll recommend that t ...

New reaction today to the turmoil inside the FBI over the Trump administration's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case files. FBI Director Cash Patel went on X yesterday to say he doesn't plan to resign over the MAGA uprising. And a new warning from a former FBI agent who resigned after he says he was targeted based on his friendship with someone on Patel's enemies list.The reason this is so important is the FBI and other law enforcement agencies, they have a legitimate monopoly on the use of force in the Un ...

Loyalty and Politicization Concerns - The report highlights concerns about the emphasis on loyalty within government agencies, potentially leading to the dismissal of qualified personnel who may express dissenting opinions [6][9][11] - The focus on loyalty over merit could erode the expertise and foundation of agencies like the FBI [17][18] - There are concerns that the pursuit of loyalty is creating a climate of fear, chilling whistleblower speech and hindering the autonomous decision-making of FBI agents and other government employees [13][15] - The report suggests a potential parallel to McCarthyism or KGB-style tactics, where personal loyalty is prioritized over competence and effectiveness [8] Impact on Agency Effectiveness - The report raises questions about the effectiveness of agencies in catching spies, chasing kidnappers, and addressing national security threats while focusing on rooting out perceived disloyalty [8][15][16] - The departure of experienced agents and personnel due to loyalty concerns could significantly damage the agencies' ability to perform their duties [15][16][17] - The report mentions that top agents in 40% of FBI field offices have either retired, been removed, or reassigned [15] - A former senior FBI official reported that at least 20 national security personnel had left the bureau in the last three months [16] Potential Abuse of Power - The report suggests that the consolidation of power and the removal of nonpartisan career officials could lead to politicized prosecutions [23] - There are concerns that the administration may be using the agencies as political tools to extend or hold power [18] - The report references a statement by Donald Trump identifying an "enemy from within" as a greater threat than external adversaries, suggesting a justification for purges within the US government [21] Use of Polygraph Tests - The report questions the use of polygraph tests as a broad-based intelligence collection tool, particularly when aimed at chilling whistleblower speech [12][13][18] - Polygraphs are considered unreliable and should only be used as one part of a comprehensive clearance process [7]