***** OFFICIAL PURGING OF THE DEEP STATE *****

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3:43a, 6/28/25
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American scum who are now partnered with the censorship blob in Europe:

Familiar names/faces:

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5:15a, 6/28/25
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Bondi firing more fascist scumbags;

I voted for that.
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4:41a, 6/30/25
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Purging at the state department sounds like it is going to move forward:
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"Sources inside the department tell us that layoffs will be announced as soon as the end of this week or early next week," Tom Yazdgerdi, president of the American Foreign Service Association, said in a statement. "Unless the Supreme Court intervenes, the department is legally barred from taking any actions outlined in its reorganization plans."

More than 60 Democratic lawmakers on Friday sent a letter to Rubio urging him to refrain from moving forward with "large-scale" layoffs within the U.S. diplomatic workforce, including an estimated 700 foreign service officers.

Led by Rep. Don Beyer, a Democrat representing Northern Virginia, the lawmakers said firing so many seasoned foreign service officers would drain the diplomatic corps of critical subject area and institutional knowledge at a time of heightened tensions in the Middle East. The lawmakers also took issue with an expected targeting of D.C.-assigned foreign service officers, which usually operate in areas around the world but often rotate into Washington.

"Reporting that FSOs will effectively be penalized for their present duty domestic stations is especially concerning, and not conducive to a thoughtful, priorities-driven reorganization process that retains the best talent and recognizes the unique nature of the Foreign Service," the lawmakers argued.

Hundreds of foreign service officers part of the 1,600 staffers who previously worked for the U.S. Agency for International Development are already facing summer layoff deadlines. The Trump administration cut 90% of USAID foreign assistance contracts and shuttered the agency after DOGE and others produced numerous egregious examples of agency's waste, fraud, and abuse.
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The federal judge in California who froze the planned firings was responding to Rubio's decision to lay off 40 Civil Service employees who worked in a State Department office that purported to counter foreign disinformation. Rubio accused the office, the Counter Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference office, previously known as the Global Engagement Center, of censorship and wasting taxpayer funds.

Republicans in Congress had already shut down the GEC in December 2024 after widespread criticism from the right that it was engaged in censoring Americans and discounting conservative media. Democratic lawmakers and some Republicans countered that it played a key role in combating Russian and Chinese disinformation.
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6:05a, 6/30/25
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It galls me that Eisen hasn't been charged yet.


Much more at the thread.
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7:37a, 7/1/25
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Corrupt corporate media, doing what it does.

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In reply to CatD11Ag • 9:39a, 7/1/25
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CatD11Ag said:
Corrupt corporate media, doing what it does.

Yeah, partisan CNN is reporting it in hopes that its use will spread, but the guy that made the app ought to be getting a visit from ICE for blatantly interfering with a legal federal law enforcement action.
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In reply to Ag87H2O • 9:58a, 7/1/25
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CatD11Ag said:
Corrupt corporate media, doing what it does.

Yeah, partisan CNN is reporting it in hopes that its use will spread, but the guy that made the app ought to be getting a visit from ICE for blatantly interfering with a legal federal law enforcement action.
I think the guy is playing both sides to make himself rich. All the "Open Borders" jack wagons that get the app to "fight the system" and the MAGA/Patriots being told to get the app to flood it with false sightings.
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In reply to Ag87H2O • 10:12a, 7/1/25
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Ag87H2O said:
CatD11Ag said:
Corrupt corporate media, doing what it does.

Yeah, partisan CNN is reporting it in hopes that its use will spread, but the guy that made the app ought to be getting a visit from ICE for blatantly interfering with a legal federal law enforcement action.
Strongly worded letter to the Apple App Store incoming in 3…2…1…
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12:57p, 7/1/25
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The deep state produces, then promotes/advocates for these people:

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His father originally came to the U.S. as a sponsored college scholarship student from East Africa in a program that was funded by wealthy American foundations, with it's principal funding arranged by then Presidential candidate John F. Kennedy.

His maternal grandfather, Amrit Lal Nair, was a member of the ultra-elite Indian Administrative Service, perhaps the most important and prestigious job in India during his era-- it was a merit-based product of British rule. He had to flee Pakistan at partition in 1947 because of Hindu-Muslim communal tensions.

HIs father's family was able to go to Uganda to make their fortune thanks to the cosmopolitan nature of the British Empire. After Ugandan independence, his father's family was dispossessed and expelled from Uganda by the radical black nationalism of Idi Amin (they would ultimately return years later)

His father gave Zohran the middle name "Kwame" after Kwame Nkrumah, winner of the Lenin Peace Prize, and friend to Communist China, who turned Ghana into a one-party state and fostered a cult of personality around himself that would have made North Korea blush.

And Zohran Mamdani, by his own admission, grew up, largely n America, the privileged child of two affluent and famous parents.

At every stage, Mamdani's family, for multiple generations, benefitted enormously from the generosity and openness of the West. And at every stage, his family has spit on that generosity, allying itself with third-world socialist and communist movements, even though those movements were directly responsible for the oppression of their family.

Speaking intellectually, Mamdani's warmed over socialist/communist third-worldism is totally uninteresting.

Speaking psychologically, his family's deep-seated hatred for their benefactors and love of their oppressors would make a fascinating study.
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2:36p, 7/1/25
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State Department good news;
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4:43a, 7/2/25
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"Conflicting testimony" is too kind a euphemism for lying under oath, for which there are charges that should have been brought months ago.

More on Wray:

Norm Eisen, reminder, was the White House ethics chief under Obama:
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11:51p, 7/2/25
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Perhaps Bondi needs someone operating as her "behind the scenes" muscle.
Someone who actually knows how to prosecute these cases - efficiently and gets results.

Clapper, Brennan, Schiff, Swalwell, Hayden, McCabe, Comey, Strzok, etc…. I am sure there are many more to add to this list.

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6:34a, 7/3/25
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Trump sort of off-the-cuff wants Bondi to look at Mayorkas. Of course, he will just use the nazi 'just following orders' line, no doubt.
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8:58a, 7/3/25
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True.
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In reply to will25u • 3:50p, 7/3/25
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will25u said:
Outstanding. The EPA is right up there with the ATF in my book. A bunch of jack booted thugs that have done much harm to American businesses and progress of society in general.
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In reply to will25u • 5:03p, 7/3/25
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will25u said:
So, they were dumb enough to tell their boss that they refused to do their job.




Oops...

Looks like it didn't...
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In reply to will25u • 5:15p, 7/3/25
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will25u said:
I love it when they self identify
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5:43p, 7/3/25
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Yes but administrative leave with or without pay?
If without just a matter of time before judge reinstates all back pay plus damages due to the stress.
“You can resolve to live your life with integrity. Let your credo be this: Let the lie come into the world, let it even triumph. But not through me.”
- Alexander Solzhenitsyn
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In reply to JFABNRGR • 6:06p, 7/3/25
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Yes but administrative leave with or without pay?
If without just a matter of time before judge reinstates all back pay plus damages due to the stress.


It's the step before they get fired
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8:53p, 7/3/25
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Interesting. Asssume Bezos is basking from the glow of his nuptials with the mannequin so no oversight of wapo.

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In reply to CatD11Ag • 9:29p, 7/3/25
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Interesting. Asssume Bezos is basking from the glow of his nuptials with the mannequin so no oversight of wapo.

I'd assume this type of BS was commonplace during Trump 1 and most everyone in the Admin was trying to thwart his every move.

I never in a million years figured he would clean house and do this one so much better. Will we ever find out who has guided Trump this time around and helped him select such solid Secretaries, etc?
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In reply to Jack Squat 83 • 9:50p, 7/3/25
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Jack Squat 83 said:
CatD11Ag said:
Interesting. Asssume Bezos is basking from the glow of his nuptials with the mannequin so no oversight of wapo.

I'd assume this type of BS was commonplace during Trump 1 and most everyone in the Admin was trying to thwart his every move.

Thank goodness for X.

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In reply to Jack Squat 83 • 4:36a, 7/4/25
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And he's continuing to win cases/gain authority by clearing out communists embedded in quasi-non-political positions.
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A federal appeals court cleared the way on Thursday for President Trump to remove a Democratic member of the Federal Labor Relations Authority, sidelining her while the White House fights a ruling by a lower court that had reinstated her to the position.

The ruling, affecting Susan Tsui Grundmann, echoed those of several other cases in which courts have supported the president in clearing out individuals appointed by former President Joseph R. Biden Jr. from institutions that conduct oversight of the government and represent the interests of federal workers.
In a brief order, the three-judge panel concluded that the Supreme Court's ruling in May, which involved people serving in similar positions on the National Labor Relations Board and the Merit Systems Protection Board, offered a clear precedent.

In those cases, the Supreme Court determined that even though the people Mr. Trump sought to purge were part of a multimember board that was designed by Congress to be nonpartisan and insulated from political pressure, they nonetheless exercise considerable authority.

Preventing a president from removing those individuals, even without cause, improperly constrained the president's power to accomplish his agenda, the Supreme Court decided.
Susan is exactly the type of ****bag he needs to be rid of, imho, to clean up/out the federal workforce of folks trying to undermine his every move/policy.
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In reply to CatD11Ag • 4:18a, 7/5/25
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qoute from Article I, Section 6, Clause 1:
-They shall in all Cases, except Treason, Felony and Breach of the Peace, be privileged from Arrest…,,,

IMHO intentionally lying to Congress should fall under this exception.
Among the latter, under pretence of governing they have divided their nations into two classes, wolves and sheep.”
Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Edward Carrington, January 16, 1787
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6:44a, 7/6/25
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This clown sure thinks a lot of himself.


"Lawfare Media" Again LOL.
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On May 31 of this year, in a series of phone calls beginning at nine in the morning and ending that afternoon, the newly installed Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Norfolk Field Office, Dominique Evans, made clear to me that, at the direction of Dan Bongino, my career with the organization hadfor all intents and purposescome to an end.

It would be an understatement to say that I had not expected this. In fact, I was in the midst of preparing for a potential move to Washington, D.C. to take on a new position at FBI headquarters.

But, it turned out, I had made a terrible mistake: I had remained friends with someone who had appeared on Kash Patel's enemies list. How did Bongino find out about this private friendship? I honestly don't know. What business was it of his? None at all. Was I accused of any sort of misconduct? No. It didn't matter.
I faced a choice: get demoted or resign. I became the latest of a great many senior FBI special agents to walk out the door.

The specifics of my experience may be uniquedetails often arebut the broad strokes of the story have become unfortunately common in recent months, as more and more special agents are driven out of the Bureau on mere suspicion of political unreliability. These developments should be concerning to all Americans. In the past six months, the FBIand, for that matter, the Department of Justice and intelligence community as a wholehas been forcing out a wide range of experienced personnelneeded to protect our nation. Under Patel and Bongino, subject matter expertise and operational competence are readily sacrificed for ideological purity and the ceaseless politicization of the workforce. At a time of simultaneous wars across the globe and a return to great power competition, this makes us all less safe.
I want so many more swamp tears like this letter. I voted for this.
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In reply to nortex97 • 8:19a, 7/6/25
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A Swamp Tears thread, perhaps?
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In reply to MooreTrucker • 11:24a, 7/6/25
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That would be fun.

Smithsonian lies/America-last exhibits now being targeted;
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The Fox report highlighted some examples from the exhibit. "One placard, featured alongside a 1923 circus poster, reads: 'Under the big top, circuses expressed the colonial impulse to claim dominion over the world.' Another, describing early American entertainment, declares: 'One of the earliest defining traits of entertainment in the United States was extraordinary violence,'" the outlet said.

The Fox report is just the latest news on how the museum complex has pushed leftist narratives.
In 2020, the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture included a web page about "whiteness" in America that defined it to include individualism, science, and hard work, per Breitbart News.

A few years later, the Smithsonian was planning to include "trans women" in its projected "Museum of American Women," and Smithsonian Magazine later linked so-called "climate change" with ancient Roman plagues, the outlet said.

Halligan told Fox the Trump administration wants to fix the issues because, "Framing American culture as inherently violent, imperialist, or racist does not reflect the greatness of our nation or the millions of Americans who have contributed to its progress."

She reportedly said officials are reviewing all the content and working with leaders at the Smithsonian to do so.

In March, Trump took aim at "anti-American ideology" infecting the Smithsonian Institution by signing an executive order, according to Breitbart News.
Of course, we should all anticipate some DC judge to declare he can't change anything at the Smithsonian without the approval of a bunch of communist judges.
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In reply to nortex97 • 2:57p, 7/6/25
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nortex97 said:
That would be fun.

Smithsonian lies/America-last exhibits now being targeted;
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The Fox report highlighted some examples from the exhibit. "One placard, featured alongside a 1923 circus poster, reads: 'Under the big top, circuses expressed the colonial impulse to claim dominion over the world.' Another, describing early American entertainment, declares: 'One of the earliest defining traits of entertainment in the United States was extraordinary violence,'" the outlet said.

The Fox report is just the latest news on how the museum complex has pushed leftist narratives.
In 2020, the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture included a web page about "whiteness" in America that defined it to include individualism, science, and hard work, per Breitbart News.

A few years later, the Smithsonian was planning to include "trans women" in its projected "Museum of American Women," and Smithsonian Magazine later linked so-called "climate change" with ancient Roman plagues, the outlet said.

Halligan told Fox the Trump administration wants to fix the issues because, "Framing American culture as inherently violent, imperialist, or racist does not reflect the greatness of our nation or the millions of Americans who have contributed to its progress."

She reportedly said officials are reviewing all the content and working with leaders at the Smithsonian to do so.

In March, Trump took aim at "anti-American ideology" infecting the Smithsonian Institution by signing an executive order, according to Breitbart News.
Of course, we should all anticipate some DC judge to declare he can't change anything at the Smithsonian without the approval of a bunch of communist judges.
A BUNCH?

We all know that it only takes ONE communist judge to rule the country.
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In reply to will25u • 5:44a, 7/8/25
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Good, cut the fat.

Delicious tears from federal lawyers looking for the exits, but policy changes have cut off normal 'next' career paths.
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Whenever a new president takes office, the revolving door between the federal government and the private sector starts to spin a little faster. Agency heads, their deputies, and their deputies' deputies typically exit to make room for the new president's picks, and take up jobs in C-suites and think tanks.

At elite law firms, the practice became so routine that it was the subject of a running joke. "Out with WilmerHale, in with Jones Day," law professor Orin Kerr tweeted when Donald Trump won in 2016, a nod to each firm's ideological reputation. In 2020, when Joe Biden won, he flipped the names.
In 2024, Trump and his allies made clear that they were going to do things differently.

It wasn't just Biden's appointees who needed to go; it was thousands of federal workers who the administration saw as roadblocks to its agenda. The goal, Trump aide Russell Vought said, was to "put them in trauma" and make them want to quit. The administration has also prioritized immigration, while de-emphasizing financial regulation and corporate crime prosecution closing some of the usual off-ramps.
Now, the revolving door is jammed.

Recruiters and lawyers in and outside government told Business Insider that it's increasingly hard to move from public to private sector work: there's a large supply of job seekers, and comparatively low demand for their expertise and experience.
Well, that's just a shame.
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5:51p, 7/9/25
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Amazing how many dem-cultists and people outside the US still believe many of these…solely because they want to.

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