Ashli Babbitt's Mom Arrested by Capitol Police for Trying to Hold a Memorial Service for Her Daughter

Thank you to Lew Rockwell's "American Reichstag Fire."

MARTIN ARMSTRONG: "we are looking at the absolute vile corruption of Republican forms of government."

See Alabama Congressman, Republican, Christian, 59-year-old Mike Rogers lunge at Matt Gaetz after Gaetz announced "Present" only.  Rogers angrily lunged at  Gaetz moments after the Florida lawmaker declared “present” during the 14th round of voting for House speaker.

Martin Armstrong predicts that Republican forms of government will be gone.  So stay tuned for more chaos.  

Kevin McCarthy Wins - But at the Cost of the Nation https://t.co/ItbXpbTSIh

— An Avenging Angel (@aveng_angel) January 7, 2023

Armstrong finishes his article on violence on the House floor with this ominous prediction for the country of the U.S., not just individual states.  

We have reached such a moment in history and the election of Kevin McCarthy spells the doom that we face ahead for the nation is more than just the deep divide between left and right, we are looking at the absolute vile corruption of Republican forms of government. This is why Caesar crossed the Rubicon. Six Waves of 31.4 years from 1856 brings us squarely to our model’s forecast for the total collapse of republican governments – 2044.  

TORONTO STAR: "I have no empathy left for the willfully unvaccinated. Let them die"

Okay, that edition of the Toronto Star is dated August 26, 2021, 16 months ago.  But the message hasn't changed.  There's been no retraction. Translation: Kill the unvaccinated and kill dissidents, or anyone who appears different from you.

The Toronto Star partnered with the Trudeau Foundation during the pandemic. Vardit Ravitsky, head of the Foundation’s COVID-19 Committee, said unvaccinated citizens should only have access to food and medication.

Donations to the Foundation increased by 500% during the pandemic. https://t.co/7k6rTc9cNd pic.twitter.com/iM6iAJkYgT

— The Real Andy Lee Show (@RealAndyLeeShow) January 6, 2023

Vroom, Vroom . . .

Americans are paying a record $717 a month for new cars, per Bloomberg.

— unusual_whales (@unusual_whales) January 6, 2023

January 6th? What's that?

Thank you to Mark Dice, posted @ Lew Rockwell.