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The death blow to China’s CCP.

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Draft Speech to the United Nations General Assembly or Joint Address to Allied Nations Delivered by President Donald J. Trump, date to be determined. My fellow world leaders, presidents, prime ministers, and representatives of the great nations of the world – thank you for being here. We’re at a turning point. The Chinese Communist Party – the CCP – unleashed the China Virus on the world. They covered it up, lied, and let it ravage economies, kill millions, and destroy lives. It’s their fault – 100%. I said it from day one: Chinese Virus. And now, with America strong…

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The Unnamed Wrath: An Alternate History of Surrender

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In this timeline, President Truman makes the coldest, most calculating decision of his presidency: complete silence. No announcement. No name for the weapon. No claim of responsibility. No leaflets explaining the science or the source. Nothing. On the morning of August 6, 1945, at 8:15 a.m. local time, a blinding white light erases the center of Hiroshima. There is no preceding air-raid warning. No fleet of bombers. Only a single, high-flying silver shape that vanishes into the clouds before the flash. By noon, the telephone lines to Tokyo are severed. Survivors stagger outward from the hypocenter carrying burns no…

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Aliens from other worlds, lol.

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I am addressing this because Congress members are appearing in a new "documentary" claiming that the government has space aliens and their spacecraft. Aliens face the same physics of space travel that we do. The distances to other solar systems are measured in light-years. E=mc² applies to aliens, too. They cannot travel at speeds greater than light or close to light. Sure, 186,282 miles per second sounds fast until you know the vast distances between the solar systems and galaxies. Even if they could get to 40% of the speed of light, it would take thousands of…

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Battleship

I now understand the concept of the Trump Class Battleships. The point of the railgun over a turret of three 16-inch guns is to eliminate the powder bags and the bulky explosive shells. In addition, having a gun turret means several decks of complex machinery to support the turret and load it. The shells weigh approximately 2,000 pounds. In contrast, the railgun has no major moving parts. The railgun gun projectiles are not bulky, nor do they have explosive charges. Explosive charges have a shelf life.As for targets that are masked by terrain, the Battleships will have…

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We almost have our Battleships.

We are so close to having the firepower of yore. I have been writing to President Trump about building Trump Thunderclap-Class Battleships.The Navy's Top-Brass who are corrupt, likely agents of an enemy power, are trying to sell President Trump a substandard ship class that is not a Battleship.  A Battleship has to have big guns! I hang the possibility of enemy agents because they have spent more than $50 billion on small, failed ship classes that few were built. Then there was the railgun debacle, which wasted billions. The Japanese were successful with their railgun development, and…

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Israeli Heavy Bombers?

I wrote to President Trump about selling three B-1B Lancers to Israel from our boneyard. Israel would update the airframes. I thought it was a good idea because it would allow Israel to act as necessary to destroy offensive nuclear enrichment sites.Then, from a bolt out of the blue, the image of a B-29 Superfortress illuminated in my mind with its statistics. This bomber was the most technologically advanced aircraft in 1945. The R&D for this aircraft was more costly than the Manhattan Project—the A bomb. I thought, What if we build new B-29s for Israel with…

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Mark’s Tent cities searches

Over the course of five weeks, I searched for tent cities in U.S. territories, including Guam, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, as well as in Caracas (Venezuela), Taiwan, and Cuba. I found no large-scale tent cities or homeless encampments comparable to those in parts of California in any of these locations.I reported my findings to President Trump. I remain concerned about potential links between cartels and foreign powers like Iran, Russia, or China—or possibly all three. Even more troubling is the idea that some elected officials might be aligned with foreign interests in ways that…

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Democrats> Hoax Factory

The Democrats are Hatpin worthy for trying at every turn to undermine Trump's presidency. Let's hearken back to Trump's first term. The Russia collusion hoax was largely disproven. In the Steele dossier, it is alleged that Michael Cohen traveled to Prague to meet with Russians. However, Cohen was in California on the date cited, visiting USC with his son. Additionally, Cohen's passport showed no stamps or travel to Europe around that time.Then there's the rumored recording of President Trump using the n-word in the White House. Claims surfaced from figures like Omarosa Manigault Newman and a former…

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A Big Mac, and a Dollar.

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I grew up believing an honest hour’s work should buy an honest meal. In the late 1980s, the federal minimum was $3.35 an hour. When the wage went up to $3.75 in 1990, a Big Mac meal back then—burger, medium fries, medium Coke—ran about $3.50 to $4.00 before tax. One hour of work, maybe 50 minutes, and those at that pay level walked out full with change in their pocket.Fast-forward to 2025. The federal minimum wage in many states is still $7.25. Yet today that same Big Mac combo costs $12 to $15. The kid making $7.25…

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Mars Is a Cover Story: A 96% Certainty 

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I’m not a PhD. I’m an A&P — I hold an FAA ticket, and I’ve seen what happens when engineers forget real-world failure modes. I started at 73%. I’m now at 96% that Mars is a cover story. 1. Domed Cities? Structural Failure in <2 Years Mars radiation: 250 µSv/day + 30 Sv solar storms. Shielding needed: 5–10 m regolith. Shielding on manifest: 0 lbs. Inflatable habitats? I’ve pressure-tested Bigelow modules.They’re fine in LEO. On Mars? Micrometeorite punctures Thermal cycling cracks No repair crew Verdict: Unsurvivable.   2. Solar Panels? Clogged, Dead, and Buried in 90 Days Dust storms: 3–6 months, 99.5 % blackout. Battery backup…

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Returning to the 2015 Debt-to-GDP Ratio: A Path for President Trump

Current Context (as of November 15, 2025):The U.S. federal debt held by the public stood at 99.8% of GDP at the end of FY 2025 (September 30, 2025), with gross federal debt at approximately 123%. Two weeks ago (October 31, 2025), the gross debt-to-GDP ratio was 123%, based on $38.019 trillion in total debt. In 2015, the public debt-to-GDP ratio was 73.6% — a level last seen before the post-2008 surge in deficits, the 2017 tax cuts, and pandemic-era spending. Returning to 73.6% requires reducing the ratio by ~26 percentage points — a historic fiscal pivot. Below is a…

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The Case for Iowa 2.0

I. The Hole in the Fleet Every U.S. Carrier Strike Group (CSG) today is a masterpiece of airpower projection—100,000 tons of diplomacy, 90 aircraft, and a 600-mile reach. Yet when the Marines hit the beach, the gunfire dies. Since the last Iowa-class battleship was decommissioned in 1992, the Navy has had zero ships capable of sustained, high-volume, low-cost coastal bombardment. Tomahawks cost $2 million each. 5-inch guns reach 13 miles and carry 400 rounds. Zumwalt’s advanced guns sit idle—the $800,000 shells were canceled.In a Taiwan Strait scenario, the PLA could dig 100 miles of fortified coastline. Air wings…

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Nancy Pelosi has gone full on Nazi!

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"He's just a vile creature, the worst thing on the face of the Earth."-Nancy Pelosi, about President Trump, 11/4/2025 I wouldn't have had an issue with this statement if she hadn't used 'creature' and 'thing' to describe President Trump. If she wrote, He's just a vile person, the worst human on the face of Earth. That would be an opinion, no harm, no foul. The Nazis used her exact wording about the Jews to persuade the German citizens to approve their murders. Published by Editor, Sammy Campbell.

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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy-Toxic Frost

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If I were Ukraine’s President, I’d go Roman on Moscow as General Scipio did to Carthage. I cannot understand why President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is holding back on Moscow.Vladimir Putin wants to possess all of Ukraine; otherwise, he’d be suing for peace at the current battle lines. Therefore, Vladimir Putin will not destroy the most fertile farmland in the world by using nuclear weapons in Ukraine. Ukraine has hybrid vehicles capable of reaching Moscow.Imagine a thousand drone hybrids hitting Moscow in the dead of night with radioactive waste! The drones detonate 30 feet above the ground. The people…

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If I were the Secretary of War.

I recently learned about Iran’s ghost fleet of oil tankers that Iran uses to circumvent the international sanctions on its oil exports. As much as 5 million barrels of crude are being transferred Ship to Ship [STS] to Chinese tankers daily in the Malacca Strait. Our Virginia 774 class submarines haven’t had the MQ-9B SeaGuardians integrated into the weapon control system. I would make that integration a priority for the Navy.The SeaGuardian drones have an on-station endurance of up to 40 hours in loitering configuration. Our SSN 774s could destroy targets without revealing their presence. Iran is…

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Aye, There Be Ghost Ships: Iran’s Shadow Fleet.

Indeed, the seas teem with spectral vessels these days—ghost ships that glide unseen, ferrying forbidden cargo under cloaks of deception. In the South China Sea and beyond, Iran's notorious "shadow fleet" (or "ghost fleet") operates as a clandestine armada, enabling Tehran to smuggle oil despite international sanctions. This network, comprising hundreds of aging tankers, shell companies, and illicit logistics, primarily funnels Iranian crude to China via high-risk ship-to-ship (STS) transfers. These shadowy handoffs often unfold in the Strait of Malacca, off Malaysia's coast—particularly in the Riau Archipelago and Eastern Outer Port Limits—posing grave risks to the environment,…

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Three governors, three masters of destruction

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California: Newsom and Proposition 47’s Legacy Policy Context: Newsom, a progressive Democrat, has supported decarceration and rehabilitation-focused policies, notably defending Proposition 47 (2014), which reduced penalties for low-level theft and drug offenses. Critics argue this fostered a perception of leniency, spiking shoplifting and burglaries.Crime Surge and Reversals: Shoplifting rose 28% from 2019-2023, with San Francisco and LA seeing retail losses of $4B annually. High-profile store closures (e.g., Target in SF, 2021) were partly blamed on theft, though e-commerce also factored. By 2025, Newsom’s 2024 anti-crime package (10 bills, including felony charges for serial theft) cut shoplifting 15% and…

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Jay Jones’ Texts: Two bullets to the head of Todd Gilbert

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In the crucible of Virginia’s 2025 attorney general race, a leaked scandal from August 2022 has erupted, threatening Democratic nominee Jay Jones’ campaign against Republican incumbent Jason Miyares. On October 3, 2025—just weeks before Election Day—National Review unveiled screenshots of private text messages where Jones, then a former state delegate, unleashed a chilling fantasy of violence against then-House Speaker Todd Gilbert (R-Shenandoah). Sent to Republican Del. Carrie Coyner amid a debate on gun violence legislation, the full quote reads: “Three people two bullets Gilbert, hitler, and pol pot Gilbert gets two bullets to the head Spoiler: put…

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Chicago’s officials are normalizing Mexico’s corruption.

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I've always believed that the first casualty of weak leadership isn't just safety—it's the soul of a society. When those in charge tie the hands of the people sworn to protect us, it doesn't just let bad actors slip through the cracks; it teaches everyone else that the cracks are the new normal. Lately, staring at the news reports from the heartland, I've seen this play out in stark, chilling parallels between the cartel-riddled streets of Mexico and the so-called sanctuary haven of Chicago. It's not hyperbole—it's a blueprint for how civilizations crumble from within, one stand-down…

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The short sighted Newsom wants be the president, LMAO!

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I asked Grok a question about the L.A. Fires. The burned-out home lots; are the owners still paying the full property tax?Grok: In summary, while owners aren't stuck paying full taxes on nonexistent homes, proactive steps are essential to secure reductions and deferrals. If your property is in an affected area, contact the assessor immediately to confirm status—relief is designed to ease recovery, not burden victims further.Me:I thought so. It was short-sighted not to protect that billion of dollars tax stream. It was like having a flock of geese that lay golden eggs, but the owner allowed…

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Our Journey to Seek the Truth

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As a writer for DCDocumentsReports.com, I pride myself on rooting every story in verifiable documents—facts over speculation. This week, I nearly dove headfirst into a blockbuster claim that could have reshaped the narrative of January 6, 2021. Inspired by Scott Adams' morning show on October 3, 2025, where he touted Kash Patel’s assertion of a written refusal by Nancy Pelosi to deploy National Guard troops—potentially costing Ashli Babbitt her life—I set out to verify it. What followed was a rollercoaster of investigation, skepticism, and a partnership with an AI truth-seeker that kept me grounded. Here’s our journey. The…

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I got in trouble at Cal Fire for doing the right thing!

Last night, while others slept, I had a conversation with Grok about inaccuracies by Hollywood's elites. This led to my account of trouble at Cal Fire.Me: I watched some of "Time Cop" on Netflix. There was a grievous error that made me reject any further time watching it. A man went back in time to steal gold bullion from the Confederacy. The government captured the man with the gold. Then the official said, "The gold was marked as Confederacy gold, but we confirmed it was from that time by Carbon dating the gold." I will go with…

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Hamacrats: The Indoctrination Waltz

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In the neon haze of 2025 Chicago—call it New Gaza on a bad day—classroom screens flicker with a twisted cartoon. No, Farfour the Mouse is knifing demonic pigs here, but close: a teacher waves a squirt gun, blasting a projected Donald Trump while howling, “Die, die, die, fascist!” Her students cackle, their eyes gleaming with the same glee that comes from lashing a toddler with branches. “This is resistance!” she declares, wiping water from her brow. “Like those brave Gaza shows—hate the oppressor, stay pure.” The kids nod, minds molded by TikTok reels: Hamas clips of tots…

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The Democrats’ Blood-Drenched Ledger

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I’ve ripped the curtain off the Democrats’ vile history, and it’s a cesspool of horrors they’ve buried like cowards. Since the 1960s, they’ve had public education in a chokehold, scrubbing their atrocities from history books nationwide to keep kids ignorant. I went through school from 1968 to 1980—those textbooks? Not a whisper about the savage murders of Black Union soldiers. My friend, a Black female doctor my age, was floored when I told her about these crimes—she never learned them either! Democrats didn’t just hide their guilt; they erased it from every classroom in America. Time to…

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