The American Empire Has Reached Its Expiration Date

NancyDrewberry · 13 June 2026 18:57

Both of the presenters on the video (below) are Christian Orthodox. They provide an interesting analysis of how Kabbalah has influenced (infiltrated) America from its (the nation) inception; and, yet even with such a demonic influence, there is within the nation a Divine Spark. If only the people would recognise The Lord, and what He can and would do in America (and that applies elsewhere, Gibraltar, etc.) the world would turn about-face and become a better place truly under God. Remnants of being under God still exist in the nation. All is not lost, but just waiting patiently to be found (as below in Deut.)

Deut. 4:29 But if from thence thou shalt SEEK the "I AM" thy God, thou SHALT find [Him], IF thou seek Him with ALL thy heart and with ALL thy soul.
4:30 When thou art in tribulation , and all these things are come upon thee, [even] in the LATTER days , IF thou turn to the "I AM" thy God, and shalt be OBEDIENT unto His voice;
4:31 (For the "I AM" thy God [is ] a merciful God;) He will not forsake thee , neither destroy thee , nor forget The Covenant of thy fathers which He sware unto them.

Universal History: How Kabbalah Shaped America: the Land of the End

Discussion on the religious ideas behind the American project, especially the influence of Kabbalah and the search for a “pure” and universal mystical tradition and how early Protestants, thinkers like Thomas Jefferson, and figures like Ezra Stiles engaged with Jewish mysticism as part of their attempt to understand and shape America’s role in the universal history. Airdate April 18, 2026. Presenters: Deacon Rohlin and Jonathan Pageau.
Topics:

Jefferson, Adams & “Pure Religion”
Kabbalah and the Founding Fathers
Puritans, Quakers & Early American Mysticism
Adam Kadmon & Christian Kabbalah
George Keith & Quaker Debates
Sabatianism & Messianic Movements
Apocalyptic Expectations in Early America
Judah Monis & Kabbalah in Harvard
Kabbalah Used to Defend the Trinity
Ezra Stiles & America as the New Israel
America as the “New World” in Prophecy
Loss of Christian Mysticism & Turning to Kabbalah
America as the Promised Land Idea
Is America the “End of the World”?
The Contradictions of American Culture
Final Reflections on America’s Spiritual Identity.

NancyDrewberry · 16 June 2026 21:20

US Air Force B-52 strategic bomber crashed and burst into flames at Edwards Air Force in California

A B-52 bomber crashed shortly after takeoff at a U.S. Air Force base in Southern California’s Mojave Desert and burst into flames, killing all eight people aboard. The US Air Force B-52 Stratofortress strategic bomber crashed and burst into flames at Edwards Air Force Base in California's Mojave Desert shortly after takeoff at approximately 11:20 a.m. local time, during a routine test mission supporting the radar modernization program. Colonel James Hayes, deputy commander of the 412th Test Wing, told reporters the crash was deemed unrecoverable and unsurvivable, announcing, "We lost eight great Americans." Those aboard were a mixed crew of uniformed military, government civilians, and government contractors, whose identities have not yet been released. Officials said it was too early to identify a cause and refused to speculate, and that a full investigation could take up to six months. The base closed its airfield, diverted inbound aircraft, and ordered flight operations to stand down. The B-52 remains a central part of America's long-range strike capability, and the lost test aircraft was tied to a modernization program meant to keep the fleet flying into the 2050s. - News Report.

ThePrisoner · 2 July 2026 13:03

The “Great American State Fair” is the embodiment of the death of the American empire, in real time

NancyDrewberry · 6 July 2026 16:55

Congress blocks effort to halt the merger of Israeli-US military

NancyDrewberry · 8 July 2026 15:25

Trump Declares CEASEFIRE OVER w/IRAN | Daniel Davis

ThePrisoner · 9 July 2026 00:59

NancyDrewberry · 11 July 2026 00:22

Why America's 250th Birthday Felt More Like a Funeral

Are we celebrating the very shackles our founders fought to throw off? 250 years later, it's worth asking some uncomfortable questions about freedom, liberty, and the future of America. Patriot Nurse examines the principles that founded this nation — and whether we are preserving them or forgetting them. A discussion on the American Revolution, the Constitution, private property, taxation, sound money, and liberty. - The Patriot Nurse.

NancyDrewberry · 21 July 2026 19:35

Iran Checkmate: US War-Regime COLLAPSING Fast | Danny Haiphong

American journalist Danny Haiphong joins Pascal Lottaz to discuss the Iran war, US power, public anger in the United States, and the rise of a multipolar world. They examine Iran’s military and media strategy, China’s growing appeal, Russia’s role, economic sovereignty, and what a post-imperial West could contribute to a more balanced global system.

Timestamps:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:30 The state of the US empire
00:09:42 US public anger and elite interests
00:20:16 Iran, Russia and China’s soft power
00:35:20 Economic sovereignty and Western decline
00:43:36 What the West can still contribute.

NancyDrewberry · 23 July 2026 15:55

IRAN IS CRIPPLING AMERICA’S WAR MACHINE IN THE GULF

Iranian strikes have targeted and dismantled large parts of U.S. military infrastructure in the Middle East, hitting radar systems, runways, and other critical facilities that America depends on to track and respond to Iranian attacks. The result is a battlefield that looks less secure by the day, with U.S. forces losing the very systems they need to see what’s coming. Source: Redacted News Podcast.

ThePrisoner · 5 August 2026 15:41

NancyDrewberry · 12 August 2026 23:50

Col. Macgregor: U.S. Military in CRISIS as Sailors JUMP OVERBOARD from USS Lincoln

Military families are speaking out and warning about a growing crisis onboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, as its 5,000 sailors and marines are now in their ninth month at sea—with 250 consecutive days without making land—as the deployment has been extended to take part in the U.S. war on Iran. Ret. U.S. Army Col. Douglas Macgregor noted that reports of sailors attempting to jump overboard the USS Lincoln come as no surprise, given the circumstances, and they should be taken seriously by the Trump Admin. But the opposite is happening, as the U.S. pushes its military into a crisis for a war of choice they know they can’t win against Iran. - R.B.

NancyDrewberry · 23 August 2026 16:55

“Get Him Out Of There Before He Kills Us All”: Sachs Trump Warning

Jeffrey Sachs delivers a blistering assessment of Donald Trump, arguing that the president’s leadership and use of power raise serious concerns about the state of American politics. Sachs describes Trump in deeply critical terms and argues that the larger problem goes beyond one individual. He says Trump is also a symptom of what he calls a deeply corrupted political system, pointing to presidential war powers, Congress, checks and balances, and America’s long-running foreign policy. Sachs also sharply criticizes media coverage of Trump, questioning what he sees as the normalization of increasingly extreme rhetoric and decisions. He challenges journalists and political leaders to ask harder questions about presidential power, accountability and the consequences of America’s foreign policy. The wide-ranging discussion touches on Trump’s rhetoric, Iran, presidential authority, Congress, the security state, media coverage and the broader political system in Washington.

Hopeful · 25 August 2026 12:02

NancyDrewberry · 29 August 2026 00:31

Sailors Paychecks CUT To FUND Iran War

Hopeful · 30 August 2026 08:42

NancyDrewberry · 1 September 2026 01:20

Abby Martin Infiltrated the US Military. IT'S WORSE Than You Think

NancyDrewberry · 1 September 2026 17:28

Where Is Everyone Supposed to Go? | Truthstream Media

We Aren't Supposed to Live This Way.

NancyDrewberry · 1 September 2026 18:34

Truck Driver Homelessness Crisis in America

Two in the morning. A truck stop somewhere off the interstate. Billy Randel is seventy-one years old. He just finished a shift that ran twelve to fourteen hours. He climbs into the sleeper behind his seat, because that sleeper is not a bunk. It is his address. He works full time. He cannot afford a house. This documentary exposes the structural crisis hiding in plain sight: how America's freight system depends on workers priced out of housing. Under federal counting rules, the man hauling America's freight tonight is officially classified as unsheltered homeless. Not by choice. By economics. The numbers are staggering. In January 2024, one night count recorded 771,480 people as homeless across the United States. An eighteen percent jump from the previous year. Federal estimates suggest 45,000 to 67,500 people live in vehicles nationwide. But city-level data tells a different story. Los Angeles research suggests 25 to 50 percent of the homeless population lives in vehicles. One Point-in-Time count recorded 18,544 people living in vehicles in Los Angeles alone, roughly 60 percent of the unsheltered population. In King County, Washington, an estimated 2,800 people lived in vehicles, nearly one-quarter of the county's entire homeless population. Children under eighteen showed the sharpest rise between 2023 and 2024, with nearly 150,000 counted and a 33 percent increase in one year. But the crisis runs deeper than statistics. In 1980, the average American trucker earned roughly 110,000 dollars a year. Adjusted for inflation, that is close to 140,000 dollars today. That was the year the Motor Carrier Act deregulated the industry. Rate controls disappeared. Freight rates fell roughly 25 percent within five years. Compensation changed shape. Hourly pay gave way to pay by the mile. Today, the median pay for a heavy or tractor-trailer driver sits at 57,440 dollars a year. Less than half of the 1980 wage, adjusted for inflation. The unpaid hours become the driver's private cost. Waiting at a loading dock. Sitting in traffic. Mandatory rest breaks. None of those are miles. None of those are paid. Housing is the first expense that gets cut to absorb it. Then comes the parking crisis. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration estimates there is roughly one truck parking space for every eleven commercial trucks on the road. 313,000 legal spaces nationwide. Millions of trucks needing one every single night. Ninety-eight percent of drivers report difficulty finding safe parking. Seven in ten admit they break hours-of-service rules or park illegally just to find somewhere to stop. The American Trucking Associations estimates that search alone costs the average driver close to 7,000 dollars a year in lost time, wasted fuel, and rules broken looking for a legal spot. Vehicle dwelling is no longer only a single-adult story. Research found vehicle dwellers are more likely to be women, older, and in larger households with children. Many are newly homeless, trying to buffer themselves from street conditions. Jess Graham was a mother before she was ever a trucker. When she decided her daughter's father had become too dangerous to stay near, she pulled her ten-year-old daughter Halima out of school and put her in the passenger seat. For close to a year, the cab was where they lived. A curtain instead of a bedroom door. Truck stop parking lots instead of a driveway.

Key Statistics and Findings:
771,480 people counted homeless in January 2024, up 18 percent year-over-year
Trucker wages fell from 140,000 dollars annually to 57,440 dollars adjusted for inflation
Only 313,000 legal truck parking spaces for millions of trucks needing one nightly
Vehicle dwellers more likely to be women, older, and in households with children
Unpaid rest breaks and waiting time cost drivers 7,000 dollars annually in lost income
Los Angeles recorded 18,544 people living in vehicles, 60 percent of unsheltered population
Children under 18 saw 33 percent increase in vehicle homelessness in one year
Federal law classifies vehicle dwellers as unsheltered homeless regardless of employment status
If a full-time job doesn't guarantee a roof, what's actually broken: the wages, the housing market, or both?
Source: Road To Crisis.