

Russia shuts down Libertarian Party of Russia over accusations of being foreign agents
Thomas Massie's "AIPAC" Act is an Attack on Free Speech.
The bill would change the definition of "foreign agent" for the purpose of the Foreign Agents Registration Act by
"that does not directly receive funding or instruction from a foreign government, recognized state-affiliated political entities, or foreign entity otherwise described in paragraph (1), (2), or (3);"
the current definition requires that you receive funding or instruction from a foreign principle in order to be classified as a foreign agent, this bill would remove that requirement.
"whose lobbying activities or stated mission is, either wholly or in part, to influence United States public policy or government action in furtherance of the political or economic interests of a foreign country or recognized state-affiliated political entity;"
this includes any advocacy and having an opinion...a direct attack on free speech. This would require American citizens to make sure to check legal boxes/disclose that they are a "foreign agent" to express their political opinions without breaking the law. pay close attention to how it says "furtherance of the political or economic interests" this is not about being directed by a foreign principle at all, this is targeting anyone that believes certain political opinions while having ZERO contact with a foreign principle.
and without a hint of Irony, he proposes a law which if applied to many libertarians like Scott Horton would require him to disclose that he is a foreign agent of Russia based on his "Provoked" book.
full text available here: https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/8809/text
Debunking Charlie Kirk Assassination Conspiracy Theories.
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Neither is it inherent to their genetics giving them lower IQ
Making the case that the friendly fire attack on the USS Liberty was not a conspiracy
don't just believe conspiracies you see posted on the internet, put them to the test, use your brains people!
Why Thomas Massie Deserves To Lose
Is it libertarian to have members of congress call for your arrest without evidence of any crimes committed but based on taking your name in "the epstein files" out of context in order to accuse you of crimes against children?
How does Massie's behavior around the Epstein files fit with libertarian civil liberties principles?
Benjamin Netanyahu wants to draw down American Military financial aid to zero
“I want to draw down to $0 the American financial support, the financial component of the military cooperation that we have, because we receive $3.8 billion a year, and I think that it’s time that we weaned ourselves from the remaining military support,” - Benjamin Netanyahu
Do you believe every fake claim that appears on your social media feed that confirms your biases?
Thomas Massie went on Tucker Carlson's podcast and claimed that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security set up its official X account in Israel using an Israeli IP address and an app purchased from the Israeli App Store, and that Congress needs to open an investigation into it.
There's just one problem. The claim is based on a screenshot that was fabricated.
The image went viral in November showing the DHS Twitter page listed as based in Tel Aviv, created July 2008, connected via the Israel App Store, and it got 39 million views and hundreds of thousands of likes before anyone looked closely at it.
The screenshot didn't have the gray checkmark that X puts on every single verified government account without exception, and the person who originally posted it later appeared to admit they made the whole thing up.
X's own head of product came out and called it fake news directly, confirming that the DHS Twitter account was deliberately excluded from the location feature for security reasons and never showed any location data at all.
During the time of the Roman empire, Europeans beyond the Mediterranean were considered backwards. the word "barbarian" comes from ancient Greek and historically was applied by the Greeks and the romans to the Germanic tribes.