Trump Elected: The True MAGA Era Begins, Now What?

[Jones]

Jeez, I hope they can pull this off.

In the vid below, RFK Jr interviews Joel Salatin who was appointed the position of advisor to the Secretary of Agriculture. Looks like Salatin will be working for regulatory changes that will level the playing field between small organic agricultural ventures and broad scale corporate industrial chemical laden factory farms. That will be much better for land regeneration, ability of the soil to hold moisture, food quality, the quality of life for the animals and local job creation.

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[Renaissance]

I think one way Trump can rapidly get rid of one of the biggest problem of our times, the controlled MSM, is by attacking them at the wallet like here.

The majority no longer trust what the media has to say. The election made that pretty clear. Check out Joe and Niall's discussion on the topic from their NewsReal show here.

I'm sure many will still get caught up in the dramas as that is pretty much all the left and right know how to cover in terms of 'news'. To be honest, since Trump won all the coverage of 'lefties losing it' and the 'meltdowns' and such just don't carry much interest.

The resistance needed to restore balance will probably be in relation to focusing on the signal of what is actually happening in the world, specifically in Ukraine and Russia, NATO and the US moves in regard to Russia and Ukraine, and in Israel. And a steady look at earth changes and the like too.

 

[Joe]

Matt Gaetz pulled out of the AG role. I saw earlier today that one of the US broadsheets was claiming they had seen some of the 'evidence' against him from the Congressional investigation that was not meant to revealed since he resigned from congress to take up the AG role. However, they were determined to nix him, so the deep state did what they often do, release info to the media to smear him and make his plan to take up the job untenable.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1859649045553402285

 

[axj]

There is an interesting numerological coincidence in that Trump is the 45th and 47th president - which translates into 9-11. I don't think that this was planned by anyone, but it could be some kind of universal or "universal language" indicator that Trump's second term could have something similar to 9-11 in one way or another.

 

[JEEP]

Another withdrawal:

Alina Habba Withdraws Her Name From Consideration for White House Press Secretary

Habba’s star turn in the courtroom and on cable news catapulted Habba to the top of the short list to serve as White House press secretary in the incoming Trump administration.

In an interview with Sean Hannity, Habba didn’t deny that she was up for the job.

“I am very loyal to President Trump. I would think about it very seriously,” Habba told Hannity when asked if she would take the gig.

But shortly after that interview Habba announced she was withdrawing her name from consideration for White House press secretary.

Habba explained she felt she was better suited to help President Trump implement his MAGA agenda in other capacities.

“While I am flattered by the support and speculation, the role of Press Secretary is not a role I am considering,” Habba wrote on social media. “Although I love screaming from a podium I will be better served in other capacities. This administration is going to be epic! So proud of the Trump team, the latest appointments and 47!”

 

[Beau]

Another withdrawal:

Alina Habba Withdraws Her Name From Consideration for White House Press Secretary

She was never nominated by Trump. That link is from 6 days ago, since then Trump named Karoline Leavitt Press Secretary.

 

[Beau]

Trump replaces Matt Gaetz with Pam Bondi for AG. She was formerly the Florida AG. More from the NY Post:

Bondi previously spoke on behalf of Trump at both the 2016 Republican convention — where she memorably led the delegates in chants of “lock her up” targeting Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton — as well as the 2020 convention, where she slammed first son Hunter Biden’s “corrupt” history of overseas business dealings.

After Bondi left the Florida AG’s office, she defended Trump as a member of the White House legal team during his first impeachment in 2020, which ended in a party-line Senate vote to acquit the 45th president.

Previously, she led state efforts challenging former President Barack Obama’s Affordable Care Act as unconstitutional, which were defeated at the Supreme Court in 2012.

 

[rognaill]

since he resigned from the senate to take up the AG role

Joe he resigned from Congress. Rubio was in the Senate but will be part of the new Administration and leave the Senate position to be appointed by DeSantis per Florida rules. DeSantis most likely will appoint Gaetz to the Senate vacancy. "The Senate was always the target"

so the deep state did what they often do

Agreed, they often play checkers when the game is Chess. Or another analogy that is fitting, let them spend their ammunition for all to see, especially now that (for a nice change), people are paying attention to where the bullets land and from where they were fired.

 

[hlat]

If Gaetz couldn't take the heat before even becoming Attorney General, then I'm glad he's gone now instead of wilting as AG.

 

[JGeropoulas]

The majority no longer trust what the media has to say. The election made that pretty clear. Check out Joe and Niall's discussion on the topic from their NewsReal show here.

I'm sure many will still get caught up in the dramas as that is pretty much all the left and right know how to cover in terms of 'news'. To be honest, since Trump won all the coverage of 'lefties losing it' and the 'meltdowns' and such just don't carry much interest.

The resistance needed to restore balance will probably be in relation to focusing on the signal of what is actually happening in the world, specifically in Ukraine and Russia, NATO and the US moves in regard to Russia and Ukraine, and in Israel. And a steady look at earth changes and the like too.

I read today that Comcast was divesting itself of non-profitable divisions like MSNBC, whose ratings in the 18-54 age group during prime time had plummeted 82% since the election, leaving only 45,000 viewers! This should curb their smug self-importance. Despite their crashing ratings, MSNBC will continue operations as part of a new broadcast company named SpinCo--ironically perfect given how much Rachel Maddow and crew spin their tales.

 

[whitecoast]

There is an interesting numerological coincidence in that Trump is the 45th and 47th president - which translates into 9-11. I don't think that this was planned by anyone, but it could be some kind of universal or "universal language" indicator that Trump's second term could have something similar to 9-11 in one way or another.

Interesting sentiment. So 9/11 was clearly an STS alteration of the timeline, so maybe the Trump elections represent the counterbalancing force coming full circle? In the I-Ching every sign has its opposite which naturally unfolds over time as a consequence of Nature. So for example Hexagram 4 (Enveloping/Tutelage) sends out ripples into the universe which eventually come back and transform the situation into Hexagram 49 (Shedding/Revolution). Perhaps the election of Trump was a response from the timeline alteration to return more balance back to the universe? Might be wishful thinking, but yeah.

 

[Cosmos]

If Gaetz couldn't take the heat before even becoming Attorney General, then I'm glad he's gone now instead of wilting as AG.

I don’t think we have enough information to say that. There are probably many possible reasons for why he and/or others decided to do that. One reason might indeed be, as he says, that the DOJ is unlikely to be functional on day 1 (which might be key, if you listen to the Russ interview above) if he takes over. It seems like some PTB see Gaetz as such a big threat to the system that they would try everything in their power to not have the DOJ functional on day 1 if he gets the position. It could also be that Gaetz will get into that position at a later point.

 

[Niall]

Long but captivating thread on the background to why Matt Gaetz didn't become Trump's AG. The short of it is that Gaetz, one of the few US congressmen not to receive funding from AIPAC, was apparently entrapped in an elaborate scheme involving... certain dual citizens, let's say.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1859748387291107797

Here's the X thread 'unrolled' into article format.

 

[Beau]

If Gaetz couldn't take the heat before even becoming Attorney General, then I'm glad he's gone now instead of wilting as AG.

It's more nuanced than that. There were Senate RINOs who were not going to vote for his confirmation:

Murkowski - AK
Collins - ME
Curtis - UT
McConnell - KY

Some observers believe the Trump team was aware this would happen and that the AG selection was part of a ruse to allow Gaetz to replace Rubio. I'm not sold on that angle yet. And there's also the honeypot scheme that Niall posted about above that would truly distract things during the confirmation process. It's unfortunate, but not surprising, that the blob is doing all they can to derail the wishes of the majority of Americans who voted to have these institutions cleaned out and which Gaetz was apparently the man to do the job at the DOJ. But I think it's very short-sighted to say that Gaetz simply "couldn't take the heat." I don't think he'd step away without that being the wishes of Trump and his team.

 

[JGeropoulas]

Pam Bondi seems like someone as determined as Gaetz to drain the DOJ swamp, with the added bonuses of having served as Florida's AG for nearly a decade, not having to give up a Congressional position, and being a woman to defy the chronic accusations that Trump's a misogynist.