“We’re Hurdling towards a Kinetic War” – Steve Bannon

Steve Bannon had Ed Dowd on his War Room.  They began by discussing the economy but the subject quickly turned towards a kinetic war with China.

Dowd shared:

I’ve been talking to some capital market guys, some hedge fund guys, and they’re thinking kinetic war is coming.  It solves a lot of problems.  It takes the vaccine issue off the map.  It takes all sorts of defaults off the map and you can consolidate power under Marshall Law.  That’s what people are thinking… World War III is on the table…

When you think about the vaccine problem, when you think about the debt problem, it comes into focus that the system wants war.

Bannon responded with the following:

Folks, this is 1937.  We’re hurdling towards a kinetic war.  We are hurdling towards a kinetic war.  I mean a kinetic war and this ain’t Afghanistan.  It’s not Iraq and it’s not Kuwait.

This is big league.  This is China, the CCP and Russia.  Our two allies.  The Chinese people and the Russian people were our allies in World War II.  Our allies, they took the brundt of it…

…Now because of this corrupt administrative state and deep state and the incompetence and corruption of the Biden regime.  We are hurdling towards a kinetic war.  And this kinetic war is going to be devastating.  And if you think you can hide from it, I want the good folks in Montana that woke up today… we now know that 1/3 of the ICBMs are up there in the great north…

…If you think your head’s blowing up, you got a spy balloon over the United States and we’re not doing anything about it.  We’re kinda talking about it… Shoot the frickin thing down and shoot it down now.  And tell the Chinese, you ever send another one up, we’re going to shoot some other stuff down.

Watch this historical War Room rant below.

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Republican Rep. Victoria Spartz of Indiana has announced that she will not seek reelection in 2024.

This is a major diappointment as Spartz is one of the true conservatives serving in Congress. She claims that she needs more time to spend raising her children, which is understandable, but it’s still sad to know she is leaving the House.

Hopefully, she will continue to be a voice for the right.

Newsmax reports:

GOP Rep. Victoria Spartz First to Announce Exit, 3 Months After Reelection

From Washington, D.C., to Fort Wayne, Indiana, Republicans and quite a few Democrats and independents were left speechless by the news Friday that two-term Rep. Victoria Spartz, R-Ind., would not seek reelection in 2024.

The lone member of Congress born in Ukraine told reporters that, at 44, “being a working mom is tough, and I need to spend more time with my two high school girls back home, so I will not run for any office in 2024.”

Spartz had previously hinted she might consider a run for the Hoosier State’s U.S. Senate seat next year.

In becoming the first U.S. representative to declare retirement — and only three months after she won her second term — Spartz continues a growing trend of lawmakers leaving after a brief tenure rather than accumulating seniority, a pattern for generations of previous House members.

“She probably found that Congress was not what she signed up for,” one retired House staffer told Newsmax, adding the long hours and weekly commute to one’s home district is increasingly stressful for modern House members.

Watch a recent House speech from Spartz below:

Today, I also spoke on the House floor to raise my concerns that our institution has become a theater full of actors and talking points but no real results for the American people. pic.twitter.com/pgz7F2oYdY

— Rep. Victoria Spartz (@RepSpartz) January 25, 2023

As a legal immigrant to America, Spartz understands freedom better than many members of the House who were born here.

It will be very sad to see her go.

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