Trump‘s Inauguration Jan. 20, 2025: Where will Trump‘s Election and Cabinet II take us?
In this program, you learn about the possible goals and ambitions of Trump and his cabinet. The composition of Trump’s government team and statements from key figures reveal a foreign policy roadmap for the next four years: Trump seems to pave the way for shifting warzones to the Middle East, to set the stage for building the Third Temple on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem – which must lead to the predicted bloody World War III – and, ultimately, to install a centralised world government with a unified occult religion in Jerusalem. Source: www.kla.tv/31752 Aired 18th January 2025.
Jan 21 - Is the Trump-Satanyahu Bromance Over?
January 21, 2025

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Trump is marketing himself as the "Prince of Peace." Netanyahu wasn't even invited to the Inauguration. Contrast this with the obsequious pandering he received last time he was in DC.
Trump must be aware that his servitude to Israel is the main knock against him so he is attempting to create the illusion that the US isn't a Zionist vassal state.
Trump says in inaugural address he'll avoid foreign military entanglements
Ceasefire is only a tactical move
He is a Satanist
President Donald J. Trump Offers “Resettlement of Afrikaner Refugees Escaping Government-Sponsored Race-Based Discrimination” in South Africa
I checked, the Executive Order is real:
Sec. 2. Policy. It is the policy of the United States that, as long as South Africa continues these unjust and immoral practices that harm our Nation:
(a) the United States shall not provide aid or assistance to South Africa; and
(b) the United States shall promote the resettlement of Afrikaner refugees escaping government-sponsored race-based discrimination, including racially discriminatory property confiscation.
Corrupt Trump Makes $1.1 Million an Hour by Grifting the US People
Democratic leaders should make it very clear that the president is unfairly profiting from his position and hold shadow hearings detailing how he has done it.
To House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer—Your responses on July 1, 2026 on the reporting of the $2.2 billion profit personally reaped by President Donald Trump, while allegedly a public servant in 2025, was not specific enough.
Jeffries (NY) wrote on his social media account:
“Donald Trump made more than $2 billion during his first year as President. Republicans are enriching themselves while making your life more expensive. We must crush the culture of corruption.”
Schumer (NY) wrote on his:
“$2.2 BILLION for the Trump family. Higher costs for the American people.”
You should have described his huge loot as $1.1 million an hour. That’s right, $1.1 million an hour based on a 40-hour work week over one year. (And remember, Trump spends a lot of his time on his vengeance missions, his golf game, and napping—so a 40-hour work week is a generous estimate.)
You can ask for widespread feedback from the American people and make it part of his widely discernible profiteering persona of greed and lawless power.
You should have then compared that enormous sum per hour with the Trump-GOP supported federal minimum wage, frozen at $7.25 per hour. This would have given you the perfect occasion to highlight the case for a much higher federal minimum wage, helping tens of millions of American workers.
You also omitted his unlawful agreement with the Internal Revenue Service to give him a free ride on tax abuses.
Such profiteering from his public office at $1.1 million an hour is staggering, especially when you detail where it came from. This would have resonated with a huge portion of the voting public, including Republicans. Instead, Democrats lost the opportunity to make that stunningly understandable communication. But it is not too late to revive and make more concrete his boastful misuse of the office of the presidency. You can compare it with past presidents’ sense of self restraint. You can ask for widespread feedback from the American people and make it part of his widely discernible profiteering persona of greed and lawless power.


