I see another Loomer paranoia move in the works with TOM’s actions today. “The Trump administration has ordered the revocation of the security clearances of 37 current and former national security officials, including some who worked on the intelligence community’s assessment that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election, according to people familiar with the matter who were not authorized to discuss it by name.
A memo from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, which was seen by The Associated Press, accuses the targeted individuals of having engaged in the “politicization or weaponization of intelligence” to advance personal or partisan gain.” So can we revoke TOMs complete authority because literally every single thing he does is politicization or weaponization of intelligence to advance personal gain. Even the made up “intel.” Cite something that he’s done that you think might not have been for personal gain and I will put money down that we can find just how it ultimately benefits him the most.
And in his adopted hometown (DC not Mar a Lago), even the rich no longer want to go out at night. So much for increasing the safety on the streets of DC. Now people are afraid to step out of their homes due to the military state they now live in. “The number of patrons dining out in D.C. has plummeted since President Trump deployed federal troops across the city, according to research conducted by OpenTable. The largest drop off was last Wednesday, when the number of diners dipped by 31%. Despite this data, the president told Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the Oval Office on Monday that restaurants in the District are "busier than ever.” HAHAHA of course he did. “The president claims that Washington has been "overtaken by violent gangs and bloodthirsty criminals, roving mobs of wild youth, drugged-out maniacs and homeless people," despite the fact that violent crime in D.C. is at a 30-year low. More specifically, total violent crime in the city was down 35% in 2024 from the year prior, according to Justice Department data.” You know all of the people who created those (very real) statistics are about to get fired, right? Like any day we’re going to hear about mass firings from some obscure department in the gov. And Open Table will probably get hit with some sort of fine for “lying.”
“Khalid Pitts, co-owner of Cork Wine Bar in Northwest D.C., said that with the "firing of federal workers" and the "uneasiness in the city," his business has seen numbers go down in recent weeks.
"Hospitality is about welcoming people," he said. "I can't welcome people through my doors if (they're) afraid to go out of (their) doors."
He says his guests feel like they're "living in a police state." From the inmates’ mouths.
Putin is playing everyone like a fiddle. Will he or won’t he? It likely depends upon which side of the bed he wakes up on the day he’s asked about a meeting with Zelensky. “The Kremlin has played down talk of an imminent summit between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky, as Donald Trump renewed his call for the two leaders to meet to discuss ending the war in Ukraine.
The push for a bilateral meeting comes after the US president met Putin in Alaska last week, and welcomed seven European leaders and Zelensky to the White House on Monday.
Trump admitted the conflict was "a tough one" to solve and conceded it was possible the Russian president was not interested in ending hostilities.
"We're going to find out about President Putin in the next couple of weeks," he said on Tuesday. "It's possible that he doesn't want to make a deal." On Tuesday, it was reported that Putin had suggested to Trump that Zelensky could travel to Moscow for talks, something Ukraine was never likely to accept.
The proposal may have been Russia's way of putting forward an option so far-fetched Kyiv could not possibly have agreed to it.
Talks over the last few days appear to have given Trump a renewed understanding of the complexities of the war and the gulf between Moscow's demands and Kyiv's position.” TOM is dying. He sees that Nobel Peace Prize slipping from his grip yet one more time. And of course, it’s everyone else’s fault. No possibility that he just isn’t worthy.