Master Thread Dance Your Cares Away/Fraggle/Law Abiding Citizens
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Benny Johnson had an FBI whistleblower on today that said the same thing. He said he didn't know the full story nuts and bolts of it... But there is apparently a server in the FBI building that is not connected to outside comms. It's just for holding sensitive info. Apparently they've been deleting stuff off that server for a week once they knew Kash was getting in.
Israel will be handled last…..
Fuck yeah bro!!!
Mike Benz was on PBD with a Brazilian politician. Benz said the AFL-CIO is funding labour in Brazil to oppose the right. The unions will shut down stuff to pressure the public to vote their way. The union members aren't even necessarily for it... the top is just getting paid off.
LOL
Like the Red Cross, who was providing LITERAL MAPS to help illegals get to the U.S. Mexico border.What's your opinion on this?
Trump and his administration better get this right.
Congo president offered Trump something like $500B in rare Earth minerals to stop the war. I mean... I'm not for war but we've been doing this shit for free most of my life. I think it's muslims doing the killing so it could be a win/win.
Beck said that she was reviewing before Kash released it. Beck said he'd be shocked if it wasn't released today so... I assume Bondi is holding up for some reason.
Yep... Although I can see why he'd make that deal. Grok says it's a shit show.
You’re asking about the sides in the ongoing conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). It’s a messy situation with a lot of players, so I’ll break it down to the main groups involved as of now, February 24, 2025. The conflict isn’t a simple "civil war" in the traditional sense—it's more of a mix of internal rebellions, regional meddling, and ethnic tensions, especially in the east. Here’s the rundown:
On one side, you’ve got the Congolese government, led by President Félix Tshisekedi and backed by the national army, known as the FARDC (Forces Armées de la République Démocratique du Congo). They’re trying to hold the country together and assert control over the eastern provinces like North Kivu and South Kivu. The government isn’t fighting alone—they’ve got allies, including a coalition of foreign troops and local militias. The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has sent forces, with South Africa, Tanzania, and Malawi contributing soldiers to help push back rebels. The UN peacekeeping mission, MONUSCO, has been involved too, though it’s scaling down and has faced criticism for not doing enough. Then there are the Wazalendo, a loose network of pro-government militias, some of whom are ethnic-based "Mai-Mai" groups that fight to protect their communities. The government has also been accused of working with the FDLR (Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda), a Hutu militia with roots in the Rwandan genocide, though Kinshasa denies this.
On the other side, the main rebel group right now is the M23 (March 23 Movement). They’re mostly ethnic Tutsis who claim they’re defending their people against marginalization and attacks. M23 has been making big moves lately, capturing cities like Goma and Bukavu in early 2025. They’re not just a local outfit—Rwanda is widely accused of backing them with weapons, troops, and logistics, aiming to counter the FDLR and secure its own interests in the region. M23 has also aligned with the Congo River Alliance (AFC), a broader rebel coalition that’s pushing a national agenda, not just a Tutsi one. Rwanda denies direct involvement, but the U.S., UN, and DRC say the evidence is clear.
Beyond M23, there are over 100 other armed groups in eastern DRC, though they’re not all fighting the government directly. Groups like CODECO (Cooperative for the Development of the Congo) in Ituri are more about ethnic feuds—Lendu vs. Hema—than a grand anti-government campaign. The ADF (Allied Democratic Forces), linked to ISIS, is another wildcard, attacking civilians and security forces alike in North Kivu. These smaller factions often fight for local control, resources like gold and cobalt, or just survival, and their alliances shift constantly.
Musk instructed federal workers to outline five things they accomplished last week. While it was a move to weed out lazy employees, the real goal was to identify workers who don’t exist.Musk explained: “In some cases, we believe non-existent people or the identities of dead people are being used to collect paychecks. In other words, there is outright fraud.”The email came with a stern warning: failure to respond would be considered a resignation.Let’s see who actually responds. If Musk is right, we could be looking at a massive revelation—there may be far more non-existent people receiving government paychecks than anyone imagined.
3. The people in charge of both the declassification of the files are President Trump and AG Pam Bondi. 4. After Trump does the declassification, the AG is **required to do a review** before public release. 5. After the review is done, the Congressional Declass Committee AND the public will get the public release of the files ON THE SAME DAY. 6. Stupid or dishonest social media people on here are spinning fake narratives where Luna & her committee ALREADY HAVE THE FILES and are REFUSING TO RELEASE THEM. 7. If you don't know how anything works and can't spend even 45 seconds researching how the public release is being handled, maybe go find something else to do.Now...true. Rep. Luna HERSELF opened up the door to much of this by absolutely BUTCHERING her initial explanation of how the declass process was going to work. She has since correctly explained it, but the hysteria had already started and nobody's really listening to what she's saying at this point. Trump declassifies ---> Agency Review [For Epstein Files, that's PAM BONDI at DOJ] ---> Simultaneous release to public/Rep. Luna. It'd be awesome if everybody would just CALM DOWN.
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