Alex Jones
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Twitter Relay
24.02.202501:06
How are those 160,000 millionaire civil servants going to “clean” their bank accounts?
They’re hiring the same swamp-draining consultants Elon Musk uses—just don’t ask where the rubber duckies and money-laundering soap came from!
it’s striking to consider the dramatic rise in millionaire federal civil service employees—from fewer than 70,000 under President Biden in 2021 to over 160,000 by September 2024, with the number likely continuing to grow under President Trump. This surge raises eyebrows about how such wealth accumulation is possible within government roles, where salaries are typically public and capped, fueling speculation about side ventures, investments, or systemic advantages.
They’re hiring the same swamp-draining consultants Elon Musk uses—just don’t ask where the rubber duckies and money-laundering soap came from!
it’s striking to consider the dramatic rise in millionaire federal civil service employees—from fewer than 70,000 under President Biden in 2021 to over 160,000 by September 2024, with the number likely continuing to grow under President Trump. This surge raises eyebrows about how such wealth accumulation is possible within government roles, where salaries are typically public and capped, fueling speculation about side ventures, investments, or systemic advantages.
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23.02.202518:45
AfD politician Björn Höcke ERUPTS:
“Germany is our country, our land, our nation. Germany is non-negotiable. Let’s take our country back!” 🇩🇪
“Germany is our country, our land, our nation. Germany is non-negotiable. Let’s take our country back!” 🇩🇪
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The Storm
23.02.202518:25
The German election results have indeed sparked a wave of reactions, reflecting the seismic shift in the country's political landscape as of February 23, 2025.
The center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU), led by Friedrich Merz, has clinched a victory, positioning Merz as the likely next chancellor. This outcome marks a significant turnaround after the collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s “traffic light” coalition—comprising the Social Democratic Party (SPD), Greens, and Free Democratic Party (FDP)—late last year. Carsten Linnemann, CDU General Secretary, didn’t mince words, celebrating the end of the coalition’s tenure and confidently declaring Merz as the incoming chancellor. It’s a clear signal that the CDU sees this as a mandate to steer Germany in a new direction, likely with a sharper focus on economic recovery and tighter migration policies, which dominated the campaign.
Meanwhile, the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) has achieved a historic second-place finish, nearly doubling its 2021 performance. Alice Weidel, the AfD’s chancellor candidate, wasted no time extending an offer to collaborate with the CDU, saying, “Our hand remains outstretched.” This gesture, while bold, seems more symbolic than practical—Merz has consistently ruled out any coalition with the AfD, a stance rooted in Germany’s postwar political taboo against partnering with the far right. Still, the AfD’s surge sends shockwaves, underscoring a growing appetite among voters for its hardline anti-immigration stance, especially after recent high-profile attacks linked to migrants.
On the flip side, the SPD’s collapse is stark—its worst showing in over a century under its current name, landing at around 16% per exit polls. Matthias Miersch’s somber “very bitter evening” sums up the mood: the party that topped the 2021 vote has been relegated to third place, a humbling fall for Scholz’s leadership. The Greens and FDP didn’t fare much better, with the former at 13.3% and the latter struggling to clear the 5% threshold for parliamentary seats. This rout of the left-leaning coalition reflects widespread frustration with economic stagnation and immigration policies that many voters felt went too far under Scholz.
Reactions beyond the party lines are telling. Angela Merkel, Merz’s predecessor and longtime CDU leader, had criticized his pre-election flirtation with AfD-backed migration measures, hinting at lingering tensions within the conservative camp. Protests against any CDU-AfD alignment have already flared up, showing that Germany’s “firewall” against the far right remains a raw nerve. For Merz, the challenge now is coalition-building—most likely with the SPD or Greens, despite ideological gaps widened by his rightward shift. The AfD, though shut out of government, looms large as a potential opposition force, promising to “hound” the mainstream parties. Germany’s next chapter looks set to be anything but dull.
The center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU), led by Friedrich Merz, has clinched a victory, positioning Merz as the likely next chancellor. This outcome marks a significant turnaround after the collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s “traffic light” coalition—comprising the Social Democratic Party (SPD), Greens, and Free Democratic Party (FDP)—late last year. Carsten Linnemann, CDU General Secretary, didn’t mince words, celebrating the end of the coalition’s tenure and confidently declaring Merz as the incoming chancellor. It’s a clear signal that the CDU sees this as a mandate to steer Germany in a new direction, likely with a sharper focus on economic recovery and tighter migration policies, which dominated the campaign.
Meanwhile, the far-right Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) has achieved a historic second-place finish, nearly doubling its 2021 performance. Alice Weidel, the AfD’s chancellor candidate, wasted no time extending an offer to collaborate with the CDU, saying, “Our hand remains outstretched.” This gesture, while bold, seems more symbolic than practical—Merz has consistently ruled out any coalition with the AfD, a stance rooted in Germany’s postwar political taboo against partnering with the far right. Still, the AfD’s surge sends shockwaves, underscoring a growing appetite among voters for its hardline anti-immigration stance, especially after recent high-profile attacks linked to migrants.
On the flip side, the SPD’s collapse is stark—its worst showing in over a century under its current name, landing at around 16% per exit polls. Matthias Miersch’s somber “very bitter evening” sums up the mood: the party that topped the 2021 vote has been relegated to third place, a humbling fall for Scholz’s leadership. The Greens and FDP didn’t fare much better, with the former at 13.3% and the latter struggling to clear the 5% threshold for parliamentary seats. This rout of the left-leaning coalition reflects widespread frustration with economic stagnation and immigration policies that many voters felt went too far under Scholz.
Reactions beyond the party lines are telling. Angela Merkel, Merz’s predecessor and longtime CDU leader, had criticized his pre-election flirtation with AfD-backed migration measures, hinting at lingering tensions within the conservative camp. Protests against any CDU-AfD alignment have already flared up, showing that Germany’s “firewall” against the far right remains a raw nerve. For Merz, the challenge now is coalition-building—most likely with the SPD or Greens, despite ideological gaps widened by his rightward shift. The AfD, though shut out of government, looms large as a potential opposition force, promising to “hound” the mainstream parties. Germany’s next chapter looks set to be anything but dull.
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Elon Musk Relay
23.02.202518:03
You better participate 😜
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1893668027599646805
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1893668027599646805
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24.02.202503:22
Holy Shit 🔥
Jim Comer is calling on Trump to disregard the pardons issued by Biden, " I don't think the pardons will hold up in court "
Which means Adam Schiff and Hunter Biden can be prosecuted if the DOJ pursues it
LET'S GO 👍
Jim Comer is calling on Trump to disregard the pardons issued by Biden, " I don't think the pardons will hold up in court "
Which means Adam Schiff and Hunter Biden can be prosecuted if the DOJ pursues it
LET'S GO 👍
Переслав з:Elon Musk Relay
24.02.202501:01
CIVIL SERVANTS: Almost 160,000 federal civil service employees are now millionaires.
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23.02.202519:43
"Why’d the U.S. taxpayer get stuck with Europe’s defense bill?
Because socialism’s got a great healthcare plan—free for them, while we’re over here rationing Tylenol and calling it freedom!"
Because socialism’s got a great healthcare plan—free for them, while we’re over here rationing Tylenol and calling it freedom!"
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23.02.202518:43
"Germany’s election just proved it: the silent majority’s fed up with woke experiments and open borders. CDU’s back in charge, AfD’s roaring, and the left’s licking its wounds. Time to put common sense over ideology—who’s with me?"
Переслав з:Elon Musk Relay
24.02.202503:17
The NIH currently funds over 400 projects ($350,000,000) relating to "Structural Racism"
$691,000 of our Health Science funding well-spent on "Our Voices Matter: Racial Justice Activism Intervention to Address Structural Racism and Prevent Depression in Black and Latinx Youth"
$691,000 of our Health Science funding well-spent on "Our Voices Matter: Racial Justice Activism Intervention to Address Structural Racism and Prevent Depression in Black and Latinx Youth"
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24.02.202500:56
Why did the Pentagon official refuse Musk’s survey?
Because he thought “productivity” was just a fancy word for swamp water—and he’d rather sink than swim!
"This is the best way to drain the swamp,"
Commentary on Elon Musk's Post (https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1893811421940457812)
Elon Musk’s sharp rebuke—“Anyone with the attitude of that Pentagon official needs to look for a new job”—is a no-nonsense declaration that perfectly encapsulates his mission to transform the federal government into a lean, results-driven machine.
Targeting the Pentagon official’s dismissal of the DOGE productivity survey as “the silliest thing in 40 years,” Musk sends a clear message: resistance to accountability has no place in a system overdue for reform. This isn’t just about one official—it’s a call to purge the entrenched bureaucracy, or “swamp,” that stifles efficiency and wastes taxpayer dollars. By tying this to President Trump’s directives and drawing on his SpaceX playbook, Musk reinforces a simple, effective principle: comply with legal, logical requests or exit.
There’s no room for dissent here—valuable or not, employees who obstruct progress are liabilities, not assets. This bold stance, while risking backlash, is precisely what’s needed to build a federal workforce as powerful and precise as a Mars-bound rocket. Drain the swamp, indeed.
Because he thought “productivity” was just a fancy word for swamp water—and he’d rather sink than swim!
"This is the best way to drain the swamp,"
Commentary on Elon Musk's Post (https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1893811421940457812)
Elon Musk’s sharp rebuke—“Anyone with the attitude of that Pentagon official needs to look for a new job”—is a no-nonsense declaration that perfectly encapsulates his mission to transform the federal government into a lean, results-driven machine.
Targeting the Pentagon official’s dismissal of the DOGE productivity survey as “the silliest thing in 40 years,” Musk sends a clear message: resistance to accountability has no place in a system overdue for reform. This isn’t just about one official—it’s a call to purge the entrenched bureaucracy, or “swamp,” that stifles efficiency and wastes taxpayer dollars. By tying this to President Trump’s directives and drawing on his SpaceX playbook, Musk reinforces a simple, effective principle: comply with legal, logical requests or exit.
There’s no room for dissent here—valuable or not, employees who obstruct progress are liabilities, not assets. This bold stance, while risking backlash, is precisely what’s needed to build a federal workforce as powerful and precise as a Mars-bound rocket. Drain the swamp, indeed.
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Forbes Breaking News
23.02.202519:15
Mark Levin Takes The Gloves Off Giving His Unvarnished Assessment Of The Democratic Party At CPAC
Duration: 00:17:17
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TodQ6SPNS08
Duration: 00:17:17
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TodQ6SPNS08
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23.02.202518:15
FBI Director Declares War on "Deep State" Hours After Taking Office#breakingnews #tiktok #foryou #fbi #police #america
Переслав з:The Storm
23.02.202517:54
Senator Mark Kelly is a partner in a Chinese communist company that makes surveillance balloons like the one Joe Biden let float across the entire country
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24.02.202501:09
What’s the opposite of a servant?
A boss who thinks the coffee machine should serve them—and still manages to spill it all over the boardroom!
A boss who thinks the coffee machine should serve them—and still manages to spill it all over the boardroom!
Переслав з:Elon Musk Relay
24.02.202500:17
Anyone with the attitude of that Pentagon official needs to look for a new job
🚨 🇺🇸 FEDERAL AGENCIES CLASH OVER ELON'S PRODUCTIVITY SURVEY
Agency responses to DOGE's "What did you do last week?" email show deep divisions:
DOD and DHS order staff to ignore it: "Silliest thing in 40 years," says Pentagon official.
Both agencies say they'll respond through chain of command.
Social Security and HHS embrace it, directing workers to list "impactful, mission-critical accomplishments" by Monday deadline.
Meanwhile, CDC and FDA employees told to wait for further guidance.
Source: CNN
@DOGE
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1893811421940457812
🚨 🇺🇸 FEDERAL AGENCIES CLASH OVER ELON'S PRODUCTIVITY SURVEY
Agency responses to DOGE's "What did you do last week?" email show deep divisions:
DOD and DHS order staff to ignore it: "Silliest thing in 40 years," says Pentagon official.
Both agencies say they'll respond through chain of command.
Social Security and HHS embrace it, directing workers to list "impactful, mission-critical accomplishments" by Monday deadline.
Meanwhile, CDC and FDA employees told to wait for further guidance.
Source: CNN
@DOGE
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1893811421940457812
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Pedo Pete
23.02.202518:54
"Why’d the mind virus take so long to ruin the party?
It was too busy hiding in the small talk, waiting for everyone to forget it RSVP’d!"
It was too busy hiding in the small talk, waiting for everyone to forget it RSVP’d!"
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The Truth About Vaccines
21.02.202520:46
mRNA vaccine linked to lifelong diseases?
The “lifelong diseases” angle feels like a stretch based on what’s here. The study’s not tracking people indefinitely—it’s a snapshot showing stuff persisting for years in some cases, not a life sentence. Without bigger, longer-term data, it’s speculation to say it’s forever. Next steps are key: they need to scale up, confirm these findings, and pin down risk factors. Until then, it’s a heads-up, not a conclusion. What do you think—does this shift your view on the vaccines, or is it just noise until the full picture’s out?
The “lifelong diseases” angle feels like a stretch based on what’s here. The study’s not tracking people indefinitely—it’s a snapshot showing stuff persisting for years in some cases, not a life sentence. Without bigger, longer-term data, it’s speculation to say it’s forever. Next steps are key: they need to scale up, confirm these findings, and pin down risk factors. Until then, it’s a heads-up, not a conclusion. What do you think—does this shift your view on the vaccines, or is it just noise until the full picture’s out?
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