The bastards of Washington had the run of their lives in Trump’s America.
The male homosexuals who played women in their homes. The females who had their faces cosmetically altered to demonic proportions. The fools who were put in charge of murderous wars. Those who, in any other country, would have been worthy of note only for their baseness. The failures who could only have found their place in an administration put together by a failure like themselves and held to ransom by a regime of assassins in Israel.
The illegitimate children of ignobility and greed.
Donald John Trump. Susan Summerall Wiles. Russell Thurlow Vought. Marco Antonio Rubio. Scott Kenneth Homer Bessent. Douglas James Burgum. Peter Brian Hegseth. Robert Francis Kennedy, Jr. Howard William Lutnick. Steven Charles Witkoff. Jared Corey Kushner. John Daniel Caine. To name a few.
The ones who bragged about things they never had, such as intelligence; who asked for things they would never have earned, such as respect; and who were for a while made to believe by Moloch that they had what they would never have been given: power.
Those who spoke evil, did evil.
Also, the so-called republicans who kowtowed for six years of their dirty lives to the degenerate man whose name appears more than anyone else’s in the Epstein files. Also, the men and women in the U.S. military who didn’t say no to murder.
Those who desecrated the human body, who killed because it was “fun,” who never had an understanding of the staying power of what is good.
For them, the bastards of Washington, it’s over. A reckoning is due in the United States, where they mostly reside, and not just in the form of what looks like a possible electoral defeat for so-called republicans.
Don’t ask me how I know. I won’t be able to tell. But don’t take my word for it either. Just hold your breath.
Then again, their time was always limited.
As for Israel, the time has come for something bigger still.
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