by Elizabeth Nickson, Welcome to Absurdistan: Charlie Kirk’s Assassination Makes Sure of That I am still too distressed by Charlie Kirk’s assassination to think straight. I am in mourning for someone I not only never met, but never really paid much attention to. He was rational and calm, methodical and measured when I did listen […]

by Mark E. Jeftovic, Bombthrower: Charlie Kirk’s assassination will mark the moment the cultural tide turned. It was a few minutes before 3pm on September 10th, I had just joined a Zoom call with Addison Wiggin for our weekly planning session around a book project we’re working on. Moments after I joined he said “Oh […]

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This is definitely interesting… As we wait for President Trump to deploy troops to more large U.S. cities, Kash Patel and President Trump just revealed in an Oval Office press conference that “Quiet Operations” were conducted by the FBI in major U.S. cities all summer long! And that has been great to lay the foundation, but now President Trump is sending in the big guns. Watch here: Interesting… Kash Patel reveals there are “Quiet Operations” ongoing throughout American Cities, prior to announcing they are going in Trump: “it’s so exciting, and somebody had to do it.. a president should have stepped up long ago and saved these cities. It’s not that I… pic.twitter.com/eARgrhZb3A — MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) September 15, 2025 TRANSCRIPT: Kash: The same kind of thing. Kash, would you say a few words, please? Thank you, Mr. President. Um, thanks to your brilliant foresight, you had asked us to go in quietly into these cities to help set the landscape to work with the inter-agency and to make America safe again. And we’ve done that, um, under the FBI’s, uh, banner program of Operation Summer Heat. And the results, um, are only as good as the prosecutions. And because the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney General have mobilized DOJ to successfully prosecute so many violent criminals, we have set the landscape for the inter-agency to come into Memphis and really make it safe permanently. As the Governor and the Senators and the other directors were saying, it’s not a short-term mission. But thanks to you launching us early, launching us quietly, not looking for the credit, Mr. President, we greatly appreciate your support and the advance foresight you had to do on that. It’s so exciting, and somebody had to do this. A president should have stepped up long ago and saved these cities. So, it’s not that I wanted to do it, believe me. Somebody had to do it, and we’re doing it in a big way. Excellent. Pete: Pete, could you say a few words, please? Yes, Mr. President. Uh, you know, from day one, the DOD—excuse me, DOW. Uh, the Department of War— I’m glad you made that correction. Correct, sir. Uh, has been proud to stand with our partners across the inter-agency, uh, whether it’s the southwest border, whether it was Los Angeles, getting ahead of that, whether it’s right here in Washington, DC, where, uh, Secretary Driscoll and, and the Army and the National Guard have taken the lead in helping across all of these great folks to secure the city. We are very proud to be here to stand strong alongside law enforcement. Uh, we’re glad that, uh, Memphis is the place to go. The, the Volunteer State, they’re— We’re not going to have any problems with the Tennessee National Guard being willing to go in, uh, and stand strong in certain— Not at all, not at all. And again—