At the heart of this storm is President Trump, mere days from his second inauguration, once again proving that conventionality has no place in his playbook. True to form, Trump has unveiled a series of grand ambitions: acquiring Greenland, renaming the Gulf of Mexico as the Gulf of America, integrating Canada as the 51st state, and reclaiming control of the Panama Canal. These proposals, dripping with nationalistic bravado, have predictably triggered global debate. Yet, they are a potent reminder that "America First" is more than just a slogan—it’s an enduring principle of Orange the Magnificent’s leadership.
The feasibility of such plans may remain secondary to their possible strategic intent, capturing the world’s attention with unapologetic swagger, but Trump continues to defy politics as usual, forcing allies and adversaries to grapple with his unrelenting vision for another American Century. God bless him.
Meanwhile, California is ablaze once again—and partly to save an obscure fish species called smelt. The irony is palpable: as homes of some of the wealthiest individuals burn to ash (most of whom vote Democrat), the fires showcase the bureaucratic madness of Leftist-Green policies as the smelt freely swim on. This environmental overreach has left countless Californians homeless, many of whom lack fire insurance because they found their policies cancelled days and weeks before the fires started. Is this a case of gross incompetence or deliberate sabotage? Elon Musk’s apt tweet, “Incompetence in the limit is indistinguishable from sabotage,” perfectly captures the question. Is this chaos the result of idiocy, or something more sinister? I’d put my money on sabotage; “incompetence” is just more plausible deniability which has proved to be the organising principle of the sociopathic Left.
Speaking of Elon’s tweets, across the Atlantic, Britain’s politics are equally volatile. Elon Musk has turned his firepower on British Prime Minister Keir Starmer over the government’s imprisonment of Tommy Robinson (again), who has fought relentlessly to expose the horrifying scourge of Pakistani rape gangs in Britain. Parliament, disgracefully, blocked an inquiry into these crimes, with Labour and Green MPs leading the charge—several of whom now face pedophilia charges themselves, including MP Ivor Caplin. Robinson’s activism has made him a pariah in Britain’s politically correct establishment, but his work has shed light on the devastating toll of “diversity” policies that have left hundreds of thousands of young, unguarded white girls vulnerable to exploitation, rape and murder on their own soil. The establishment won’t rest until Robinson is silenced permanently for this truth bomb. His lawfare-riddled life is a cautionary tale for any dissenter brave enough to openly challenge the reality of Islam’s place in the UK, which should be nowhere. It remains the motherlode of horrible ideas packaged into one political ideology masquerading as a religion. What has happened in Britain over 30 years has proved that fact beyond a shadow of a doubt - and that’s to not even mention terrorist attacks. Stephen Yaxley-Lennon is a true British patriot and hero.
Finally, we turn to the enigma of UAPs and drones—a phenomenon that continues to fascinate and baffle the public. Trump has promised answers, declaring in a recent press conference that his administration will release a report on the mysterious aerial phenomena within his first day back in office. His candour is a breath of fresh air in a political landscape marred by secrecy, and it has sparked anticipation worldwide.
Only 13 days into this revolutionary new year, history is being made with every passing moment. 2025 may well prove to be a year of seismic shifts, shaping the future in ways we can only begin to imagine.
Hold on — the ride has only just begun. Get your affairs in order.
Olivia is a NZ blogger, author and essayist who likes to write about history and its wide influence on our present time. This article was sourced HERE
Meanwhile, California is ablaze once again—and partly to save an obscure fish species called smelt. The irony is palpable: as homes of some of the wealthiest individuals burn to ash (most of whom vote Democrat), the fires showcase the bureaucratic madness of Leftist-Green policies as the smelt freely swim on. This environmental overreach has left countless Californians homeless, many of whom lack fire insurance because they found their policies cancelled days and weeks before the fires started. Is this a case of gross incompetence or deliberate sabotage? Elon Musk’s apt tweet, “Incompetence in the limit is indistinguishable from sabotage,” perfectly captures the question. Is this chaos the result of idiocy, or something more sinister? I’d put my money on sabotage; “incompetence” is just more plausible deniability which has proved to be the organising principle of the sociopathic Left.
Speaking of Elon’s tweets, across the Atlantic, Britain’s politics are equally volatile. Elon Musk has turned his firepower on British Prime Minister Keir Starmer over the government’s imprisonment of Tommy Robinson (again), who has fought relentlessly to expose the horrifying scourge of Pakistani rape gangs in Britain. Parliament, disgracefully, blocked an inquiry into these crimes, with Labour and Green MPs leading the charge—several of whom now face pedophilia charges themselves, including MP Ivor Caplin. Robinson’s activism has made him a pariah in Britain’s politically correct establishment, but his work has shed light on the devastating toll of “diversity” policies that have left hundreds of thousands of young, unguarded white girls vulnerable to exploitation, rape and murder on their own soil. The establishment won’t rest until Robinson is silenced permanently for this truth bomb. His lawfare-riddled life is a cautionary tale for any dissenter brave enough to openly challenge the reality of Islam’s place in the UK, which should be nowhere. It remains the motherlode of horrible ideas packaged into one political ideology masquerading as a religion. What has happened in Britain over 30 years has proved that fact beyond a shadow of a doubt - and that’s to not even mention terrorist attacks. Stephen Yaxley-Lennon is a true British patriot and hero.
Finally, we turn to the enigma of UAPs and drones—a phenomenon that continues to fascinate and baffle the public. Trump has promised answers, declaring in a recent press conference that his administration will release a report on the mysterious aerial phenomena within his first day back in office. His candour is a breath of fresh air in a political landscape marred by secrecy, and it has sparked anticipation worldwide.
Only 13 days into this revolutionary new year, history is being made with every passing moment. 2025 may well prove to be a year of seismic shifts, shaping the future in ways we can only begin to imagine.
Hold on — the ride has only just begun. Get your affairs in order.
Olivia is a NZ blogger, author and essayist who likes to write about history and its wide influence on our present time. This article was sourced HERE
3 comments:
Yes, buckle up buttercups, we are going into a new frontier.
Olivia says God bless Trump. I would suggest another divine invocation is long overdue. "Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do".You may apply the word "them" to the American people, or equally to the royal personage himself.
Meanwhile in London... deepening rot.
https://x.com/TPointUK/status/1879943725650178543
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