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These actions are an attempt to normalize a dictatorship in America.
Dictator Orange Man Bad Signs Executive Orders without Discussions
Fired Inspector Generals Were Investigating Elon Musk’s Companies
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The TRUE not so shocking or earth shattering discoveries by Elon Musk, DOGE, and MTG
Dr. Ed Weir, PhD, Former Social Security Insider, REVEALS the TRUE not so shocking and earth shattering discovers by Elon Musk, DOGE, and Marjorie Taylor Greene.
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Vivek Ramaswamy Calls for Blockchain Tracking of Government (State, County, Local) Expenditures
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Would blockchain tracking fix government waste, or is it just another bureaucratic control mechanism over the people, and not over gov't?
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G. Edward Griffin: “Everything is on schedule for our enemies”
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00:00 Ideology fights
10:52 Executive orders
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19:00 Cashless society
22:00 Turning point
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The Slaves are Given the Freedom to Watch a FIXED Fight Between Democrats and Republicans
"It’s a fake fight here in the House that will become obvious when the Senate Democrats vote for this stinker." Reporting: Thomas Massie 11th March 2025. The bill — a continuing resolution that will essentially extend fiscal 2024 spending levels through the start of the 2026 fiscal year — is backed by President Trump. House Republicans narrowly passed a stopgap bill Tuesday to fund the government until October, putting moderate Senate Democrats in the tough spot of having to either give the measure final approval — or tank it and risk a partial government shutdown in three days. Lawmakers voted 217-213 for the short-term fiscal year 2025 spending bill, known as a “continuing resolution” or CR, to avert a partial government shutdown at 11:59 p.m. ET Friday. Libertarian-leaning Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) and 212 Democrats opposed the measure. Rep. Jared Golden (D-Maine) joined 216 Republicans in supporting the bill. Reps. Tim Moore (R-NC) and Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz.) were absent. With 53 Republicans in the upper chamber, at least seven Democrats will have to cross the aisle to break the filibuster and send the bill to President Trump’s desk for a signatures. Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) has complicated that math saying he will vote against the CR. Massie became the first House GOPer to come out against the resolution on Sunday, while lawmakers ranging from the hard-right Rep. Tim Burchett (R-Tenn.) to the centrist Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) remained undecided as the vote approached.
Video shows mysterious new sonic weapon deployed against crowd of protesters in Serbia
Footage has emerged showing what appears to be a military-grade sonic cannon being used to disperse peaceful protesters in Serbia on 15th March 2025.
It is claimed riot police deployed the mysterious weapon to dispel hundreds of thousands of demonstrators who had gathered in Belgrade to stage a massive protest against government corruption.
Footage shows thousands of rally-goers filling the city’s streets before a deafening roar ripped down an avenue.
Demonstrators were all standing quietly to observe a 15-minute silence for 15 people who died when the concrete canopy of a railway station collapsed last year.
Suddenly, a whooshing sound was heard across triggering panic and a brief stampede.
Screaming protesters scrambled for cover, leaving the middle of the downtown street almost empty as they fell over each other.
Many people who were victims of the alleged attack complained on social media about strong headaches, nausea and disorientation – all signs of the weapon.
Experts say that sonic cannons can emit up to 160 decibels, roughly equivalent to standing next to a rocket launch or a shotgun blast.
Human ears have a pain threshold of 120-130 decibels and anything above that is incredibly painful.
Those exposed to the weapon experience sharp ear pain, disorientation and panic, security experts say.
Prolonged exposure can cause eardrum ruptures and irreversible hearing damage.
Calls are now mounting in Serbia for an independent investigation into reports that security forces used the prohibited sonic weapon. Various human rights groups and opposition officials said they would file charges with international and domestic courts against those who ordered the attack.
Serbia’s authoritarian and pro-Russian President Aleksandar Vucic denied that the crowd-control device was deployed, calling it a “wicked lie” aimed at destroying Serbia.
He said he would soon invite the investigations agencies including the FBI and Russia’s FSB to investigate the claims.
Vucic added: “It is important for history to see how they lied, he said, referring to those who claim the sonic weapon was used.”
Sonic weapons are difficult to trace, as sound leaves no physical evidence, adding to the challenge of holding users accountable.
They remain banned in Serbia.
Serbian officials have indirectly admitted that the police had about two years ago added the crowd control weapon to their arsenal, but insist that it was not used during Saturday’s rally.
Military analyst Aleksandar Radic told local media: “The biggest problem is – who came up with the idea to use such a weapon?
“In a situation when all the protesters were calm when a fifteen-minute silence was going on, the weapon was used.
“The only goal of that act is a brutal display of force, proof of arrogance, and the motive is hatred towards one’s own people.”
And although Serbia’s Interior Minister Ivica Dacic has said no sonic canon was used, he has not denied that security forces have one.
One law student named only as Aleksandar told local media: “The President and all the authorities of the Ministry of Interior can say whatever they want.
“They can continue to deceive us, but I think that all of us who were there felt it.
“They were truly scenes of horror.”
Local MP Zdravko Ponos also told Serbian media that a sonic canon had been deployed.
He said: “The reaction of the crowd, that they felt as if something had passed through them, was a consequence of the use of sound, with the aim of scaring them.
“The use of this weapon can also harm health, and the fact that it was used is a complete scandal.”
A wave of resistance
The protest movement formed after 15 people were killed in a railway station roof collapse in the city of Novi Sad in November following massive government-backed renovations on the facility.
The disaster unleashed long-building rage over alleged corruption and lax oversight in construction projects, prompting the resignation of several high-ranking officials, including prime minister Milos Vucevic.
Between 100,000 and 300,000 people are estimated to have taken part on Saturday, in the biggest turnout yet in the national movement.
For weeks, student-led protesters have crisscrossed the country, holding rallies in Serbia’s major cities.
They have also taken their anti-corruption crusade to the rural areas and small towns that have long been the backbone of Vucic’s support.
“We have gathered in the streets primarily to express our complete dissatisfaction after years of dictatorship, lawlessness, and corruption,” said Ognjen Djordjevic, a 28-year-old resident from Belgrade.
At one point the crowd stretched for nearly two kilometres, with people filling the streets in and around the parliament and the capital’s main pedestrian square. Following hours of largely peaceful protests, police later reported that there had been some “incidents and clashes among some participants” of the protests. Terrifying vid ‘shows mystery new sonic weapon’ deployed against protesters
Did Serbia Use a Sound Cannon Energy Weapon Against Protesters?
There are many names for this kind of energy weapon: sound cannon, sonic cannon and LRAD (Long Range Acoustic Device). See the evidence Serbia scattered the crowd with one. - M.F.
Shownotes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgPUVMK6f2c
Chilling images of the energy weapon attack in Belgrade, Serbia...
https://www.headphonesty.com/2025/03/sonic-weapon-causes-panic-protest-serbia/
https://canadafreepress.com/article/australian-police-confirm-use-of-lrad-sonic-weapon-at-protest-against-covid-19-vaccine-mandates
'Sonic weapons' were used by police in Canberra's protests, but only to broadcast messages rather than do harm - ABC News
