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I didn’t know any of this when I nicknamed her Aloha Bimbo but it was clear that this is the kind of woman who would completely debase herself for some dude. People kept saying that she was a Russian spy, but she’s not a spy. She’s the female equivalent of pussy-whipped. Is there a word for that? A woman whose main goal in life is to be noticed by the trashiest representative of the male species, on whom she incomprehensibly fixates. This is completely beyond politics. It’s a psycho-sexual phenomenon that is not political in nature.

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  1. mitchellporter Avatar
    mitchellporter

    If you go to the website of the Washington Post’s source (Rebecca Salzburg), she says there was actually a *Chinese* connection, via the guru’s wife… Given the Indian state’s fondness for having a Hindu in the American cabinet, there may be quite the counterintelligence tangle here.

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    1. Clarissa Avatar
      Clarissa

      Yep, it’s not surprising that Tulsi is now busily removing all blame for COVID from China. She is dumb, so she is doing it in a very transparent way. But many people are even dumber, so they are managing not to notice.

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    cliff arroyo

    “female equivalent of pussy-whipped. Is there a word for that?”

    I think the all-purpose cover for that is ‘groupie’ though IINM she was born to parents already in the cult so I’m not sure if that’s entirely accurate…

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    1. Clarissa Avatar
      Clarissa

      Speaking about Trump’s atrocious hiring instincts, this is yet another example. He hires an utterly unsuitable person and then has to get rid of her. We’ve been through many iterations of this throughout the two administrations, but the lesson doesn’t seem to sink in. There are many great things about Trump, but the capacity to hire well is definitely not one of them.

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    Anonymous

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
    ODNI News Release No. 11-26
    June 18, 2026

    Today, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is releasing never-before-seen communications and documents exposing how Fauci worked with politicized career leadership in the Intelligence Community (IC) to suppress the truth about his actions, the virus’ lab-leak origins, and his role in directing U.S. funding for this dangerous research that caused immeasurable harm and countless lost lives. These documents expose Fauci’s direct role in influencing and manipulating IC assessments on COVID-19, and how Fauci lied to Congress in 2024, when under oath he denied knowledge of or participation in discussions with intelligence officials about viral research.

    Walnut

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    1. Clarissa Avatar
      Clarissa

      Yes, she released documents that remove all blame from China and place the entirety of it on the United States. Yippee! Bad Americans are at fault for everything yet again.

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      1. oldcowboy3 Avatar
        oldcowboy3

        Fauci lied to congress, he hid funding to illegal biowarfare testing in China and possibly elsewhere. At the moment, nobody is blaming the USA, but at a minimum Fauci needs to be arrested.

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        1. Clarissa Avatar
          Clarissa

          I despise Fauci, but he is an American citizen. When are we going to hear that the citizens of China are to blame for any of this? They are the ones who let the virus escape. No matter who funded them initially, whether they let the virus escape purposefully or because they’re utterly incapable of conducting research is what should be investigated. In any case, why are we not discussing the Chinese culpability? Why did the entire discussion of this get erased?

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            oldcowboy3

            You do not have the power to punish the Chinese scientists creating the virus(es), nor does it matter whether their actions were incompetent or deliberate. Fauci illegally funded it, he, you can and must punish. And considering the deadly result, the death penalty is not unreasonable.

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            1. Clarissa Avatar
              Clarissa

              But we do have the power to say aloud what actually happened. Why is it so impossible to talk about this? If this Tulsi whore is managing to talk about Fauci’s culpability, why can’t she squeeze out the words about China’s culpability? That’s all anybody’s asking. Just say it, but no, she can’t. She’s a typical leftist for whom only America can possibly be to blame for anything.

              I am having flashbacks to the conversations that I have with literal Communists back in graduate school. They would say the exact same things about the communist massacres around the world: somehow somebody in America was to blame, but the Commies themselves remained blameless.

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              1. oldcowboy3 Avatar
                oldcowboy3

                Kid, I don’t know what more you want. An estimated seven million people died, and we don’t know how many were damaged both by a rapidly mutating virus, and by the overreaction by panic stricken governments. Communist China was probably the worst with actually sealing up screaming people inside buildings, etc. But even Western governments became increasingly not only authoritarian but completely socially and economically irrational.

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    Anonymous

    I don’t expect the Chinese to do anything good for us or avoid doing something bad, and am unsurprised if they actively try to harm us. but I do expect leaders in my country’s government to be working for the good of the American people. So I’m much more upset about that and have more power to address that than anything done in China by Chinese nationals.
    I realize it’s idiotic to expect today’s government to work for my best interest but that is the ideal I want us to be working toward!

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      Clarissa

      What do your expectations or lack thereof have to do with the fact that this is something that deserves to be known? Why aren’t we allowed to know what actually happened? Our lives were massively disrupted. Many people sustained terrible losses. Yet, six years later, we still have absolutely no idea what happened. The leftist prohibition on mentioning China in connection with COVID is making it impossible for the truth to come out. The Aloha Bimbo is whitewashing foreign enemies at their behest, but yes, let’s pretend not to notice any of that. Because, god forbid, this brainless whore and her Chinese owners get criticized.

      Seriously, I just can’t even.

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        Anonymous

        Dunno about Gabbard, but do know that China pours a lot of resources into influencing college kids in the US, via Chinese cultural outreach stuff. It all sounds pretty inoccuous, but it is… I’ve met one of the kids who got involved with the program. Nice kid. But completely naively unquestioningly starry-eyed about China. Everything is wonderful about China. It’s not what Americans think. He had this great Chinese history prof…

        yeah, they are totally recruiting white PR people on campus. Should be shut down as a spy/foreign influence op. Because it is.

        ethyl

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        Anonymous

        China allowed the virus to escape. I am fully aware of that and have been for so many years that it’s not news to me or anyone I follow on Twitter. I realize there may be Americans who don’t know that but they have to be willfully ignorant to not know this.

        however. It was our response to the virus that killed so many people and that was entirely our government’s fault. Compare our results to Swedens for example. We have many more excess deaths. The CDC/Fauci suppressed treatment, suppressed things like vitamin D, pushed mRNA injections which did not prevent infection not transmission and arguably killed people immediately and at a time delay from cardiac and thrombotic problems. The virus itself actually has a very low infection fatally rate. It was treatable with antibiotics and steroids but people were told to stay home and do nothing. We were lied to constantly. That China let it escape I know and for really care all that much. What our country did is infinitely worse.

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          oldcowboy3

          Actually all of the governments of the Anglosphere reacted poorly, with varying degrees of authoritarianism. The USA was bad, but the others were even worse. I suspect that your first amendment helped.

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          1. Clarissa Avatar
            Clarissa

            Canada was worse than the USA, especially Quebec. Spain was much worse than even Canada. The general principle was: the more left-leaning the population, the worse the overreaction. Leftism is very sociophobic, so wanting to isolate and remove oneself from society is ingrained.

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              oldcowboy3

              Well, being an oatmeal savage from the West, I have never understood Quebec, well, okay. except for les Habs ;-D

              Their media is feminist to the point of lunacy. On the news for the last couple of nights they have been desperately describing the murderer in Montreal as an alt right, mysogynistic, incel despite his wandering 100+ page manifesto calling for the killing of bureaucrats, Jews, porn, and capitalists hoping to restore male/female unions in a Marxist utopia. What can I say?

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          Clarissa

          You don’t have to sell me on the horrors of the Western overreaction to COVID. I have a lot to say about it, but I don’t want to repeat myself. However, whoever committed the crime is always guiltier than whoever reacted to it.

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    Anonymous

    Let us revisit for just a moment, that Gabbard is an alum of the Soros “Young Global Leaders” program.

    Whatever else she is, or has done, that is a helluva red flag.

    ethyl

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      mitchellporter

      Wikipedia says it was run by WEF founder Klaus Schwab, not George Soros, and that the alumni include Zuckerberg, Thiel. Altman, Chelsea Clinton, many other names you can see for yourself

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young_Global_Leaders#United_States_of_America

      It doesn’t look especially meaningful to me. Being a WEF young leader is more like being given a medal of honor than being inducted into a secret society. Tulsi was already regarded as a promising young “woman of color” by the Democratic Party elite (she had not yet defected to Sanders and then Trump), and receiving *that* judgment would be far more consequential for her future prospects, than any favor coming from Davos. If anything, Davos was trying to associate itself with the charisma that these people already possessed.

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        Anonymous

        You just rattled off Zuck, Thiel, Altman, Clinton… and you still *don’t* think that warrants an automatic black spot by the name of anybody on that list? Like ivy-league unis, these programs exist so that the scions of the rich and a few carefully curated talented-and-malleable upwardly mobile young folks and meet, greet, mate, hobnob, and make useful connections.

        I don’t trust Vance for the same reasons: Yalies can’t be trusted. They spent their formative years hanging out with bad people.

        I mean, thanks for bolstering my initial argument, I guess.

        ethyl

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        1. Clarissa Avatar
          Clarissa

          As a Yalie myself, I support this statement. I’m still traumatized from my years there. And I was a lib back then.

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    2. oldcowboy3 Avatar
      oldcowboy3

      Hmmm, I did not know that, agreed that is a big red flag. I knew that she was in your militia(national guard) and served overseas, whch I respected. And her assessment of the Syrian civil war has proven to be correct.

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