5/ "The screenshot also claimed: "Trump Mobile has posted conflicting photos of the phone and scrubbed mentions of its 'Made In The USA' promise.""

4/ "They ordered a phone and paid the required $100 deposit, but the company keeps changing the release date now. You can’t make this s*** up."

"They shared it alongside screenshots of a story by NBC News, titled: 'The Trump mobile phone is nowhere to be found after months of delay'...

3/ "They also sell a Trump-branded SIM-only phone plan.

"One critic of the scheme slammed it: "Trump Mobile ended up being so much of a scam that it even scammed the NBC news station out of their money...

2/ "According to The Independent, one phone was being offered for $225 more than it was priced on Amazon.

"They had previously claimed that the phones would be 'MADE in America', until experts pointed out that the facilities supposedly manufacturing the devices simply didn't exist....

2/ "Lastly, Trump supposed to be about “America First” and avoiding foreign wars? His voters thought so. Trump is about to risk American lives, when nobody voted to have their sons and daughters fight a war with Venezuela, or any other country...."

1/ "The Trump administration may see political advantage to have this as a simmering, manufactured “crisis,” to distract from the Epstein files; Trump’s sagging popularity; and his failed economic, domestic, and foreign policies...

www.alternet.org/a-terrifying...

Fifa in Italian means “fear”.
Nice prize you won there buddy!!

2/ "Observers referred to the document as National Security Council Report (NSC) 88 and noted that it could have been written in just 14 words. White supremacists use 88 to refer to Ad*lf H*tler and “fourteen words” to refer to a popular white supremacist slogan."

4/ "During the War of the Ring, a palantir falls under the control of the evil Sauron, who uses it to manipulate and deceive.

"Palantir — co-founded by far-right billionaire Peter Thiel and its current CEO Alex Karp — bears a striking similarity."

3/ "Palantir gets its name from a device used in Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings, in which a “palantir” is a seeing stone — something like a crystal ball — that can be used to spy on people and distort the truth....

2/ "As Palantir’s Karp says: “Palantir is here to disrupt and make the institutions we partner with the very best in the world and, when it’s necessary, to scare enemies and on occasion kill them.”"