Barbara exposes Tom
Friedman's admission that he prefers Iran keep its nukes over a Trump
win, the EU's regime-change operation against Hungary's Orbán, and Tulsi
Gabbard's declassification proving Trump's first impeachment was a
hoax.
Barbara Boyd
Barbara
Boyd argues Tom Friedman admitted some prefer Iran not be defeated if
it politically benefits Trump or Netanyahu, then frames recent events as
exposing "theater" about defending democracy. She claims the EU
executed a regime-change operation against Hungary's Viktor Orbán,
citing NGO pressure, frozen funds, threats to strip voting power, and a
push to end EU member-state vetoes, amid protests over a fuel crisis
tied to the Iran war. Boyd highlights JD Vance's remarks in Hungary
about radicals, sovereignty, and foreign election pressure. She says
Tulsi Gabbard declassified documents showing Trump's first impeachment
was a hoax driven by whistleblower Eric Ciaramella, Adam Schiff, and
Inspector General Michael Atkinson, while Biden-Ukraine corruption
allegations were suppressed. Boyd concludes Trump is dismantling the
US-UK "special relationship," pursuing Middle East peace talks with Iran
and Israel-Lebanon, and urges viewers to subscribe and support
Promethean Action.
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