Trump: Things are happening that I cant talk about

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News Date: August 14, 2020

HUGE breakthrough in Trumps 17 minute remarks Announcing the Normalization of Relations Between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, exactly at min 3:17:
Trump: Things are happening that I can't talk about, but they're extremely positive...
Sources:www.youtube.com, www.whitehouse.gov

Reducing record debt, priority for Trump

White House says reducing record debt will be big second-term priority for Trump.
The accumulated debt is on track to surpass the size of the entire economy next year for the first time since World War II, and breach its all-time record in the coming years.
On the 2016 campaign trail, Trump promised to wipe out the nation's debt altogether over the course of his presidency.
Sources:thehill.com

H.R.5404, a bill to define the dollar as a fixed weight of gold

H.R. 5404 is a bill introduced by Rep. Alex Mooney (R-WV2) that would bring the U.S. back to the gold standard once and for all. It would take effect exactly 30 months after the bill was passed, to allow an adjustment period in the American economy. Interestingly for a Republican-introduced bill, if the bill was enacted any time after July 2018, that 30-month window would come under the administration of the 2020 election.
Source:congress.gov

The Ape Agenda: State of the Union Edition

The word “apes” keeps resurfacing in the public arena 🐒
From controversial imagery shared online in the past involving the Obamas… to Rep. Al Green being removed from the State of the Union after holding a “Black People Aren’t Apes” sign… the symbolism is not accidental.
And then — another layer. 👀
At one moment, Green appears to cover the letter “A” in “aren’t” with his hand… which visually turns the message into something else entirely — almost as if it could read “Black people rent apes.” Coincidence? Awkward gesture? Or just another strange detail in a carefully staged scene? 🎭
When symbolism, wording, gestures, and timing all intertwine, it’s hard not to notice.
Why is the “ape” narrative constantly pushed into the spotlight? 🤔
We’ve spoken before about the theory of evolution, about the story of human origins, and even about the possibility of non-human intervention in the so-called “upgrade” of DNA 🧬. Whether metaphorical or literal, these narratives shape identity, dignity, and how humanity sees itself.
And now, once again, the theme appears — layered with racial tension, emotional triggers, and another dose of division 💊⚡.
Even the removal from the chamber feels symbolic — as if the script writes itself.
This is bigger than one politician. Bigger than one party.
The real question is: why is this theme being amplified, and who benefits from the division it fuels?
Sometimes it feels like a sci-fi “battle” for humanity — Klingons vs. Vulcans — unfolding through symbols and headlines? ⚔️
Let’s keep our eyes on Scripture 📖 — not on distractions and deceptions.
Stay awake. Stay discerning. 👁️✨

April 2: Liberation Day and Coinage Act Celebration

April 2 weaves together two remarkable threads of American history, uniting past innovation with modern commemoration. On April 2, 1792, the United States Congress enacted the Coinage Act, a pivotal law that solidified the nation's early monetary system. Signed under President George Washington, this act established the dollar as the official currency and launched a bimetallic system, linking its value to gold and silver. Overseen by the newly founded United States Mint, it standardized coins by their precious metal content, fostering trust and stability in a young economy. Fast forward to 2025, and President Donald Trump declared April 2 "Liberation Day," a bold celebration of economic renewal through aggressive trade policies - an apt, if coincidental, nod to the day's historic financial roots.
While the Coinage Act of 1792 didn't usher in the full gold standard - later cemented in the 19th century - it laid critical groundwork with its practical yet forward-thinking design. It equipped the fledgling republic with a unified currency vital for commerce and growth, signaling a break from colonial reliance.
Today, April 2, 1792, endures as a cornerstone of American monetary history, its bimetallic foundation shaping the nation's economic trajectory. Trump's "Liberation Day" proclamation in 2025 adds a contemporary flourish, merging the legacy of financial independence with a modern vision of liberation, making April 2 a day of dual resonance.

The two US Constitutions

There are two Constitutions in the United States. The first penned by the leaders of the newly independent states of the United States in 1776. On July 4, 1776, the people claimed their independence from Britain and Democracy was born. And for 95 years the United States people were free and independent. That freedom ended in 1871 when the original "Constitution for the united states for America" was changed to the "THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA".
The flag of Washington's District of Columbia has 3 red stars, each symbolizing a city state within the three city empire. The three city empire consists of Washington D.C., London, and Vatican City.
Source: www.nationallibertyalliance.org