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The White House has Released a Video of Trump's Visit to the NATO Summit in The Hague Accompani

anrnews
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⁣The White House has Released a Video of Trump's Visit to the NATO Summit in The Hague Accompanied by the Song Hey Daddy

"Daddy's back"

The White House has released a video of Trump's visit to the NATO summit in The Hague accompanied by the song Hey Daddy.

The footage is accompanied by the caption "Daddy's home" - "daddy is back" or "daddy is home".

Let us recall that at the summit, Secretary General Rutte called Trump "daddy". Although he later stated that he was misunderstood.

"I didn't call him 'daddy'. I just said that sometimes in Europe I hear some countries asking: 'Hey Mark, will the US stay with us?' And I said that it sounds a bit like a little kid asking his daddy: 'Hey, are you still staying with your family?' So in that sense I used the word 'daddy' - not that I called President Trump daddy," Rutte said.

Source: https://t.me/intelslava/77187

WOODY WOODPECKER - FISHING

Elgato Weebee
17 Views · 8 months ago

CLASSIC CARTOONS

SAM AND DAVE-HOLD ON I`M COMING AND INSTRUMENTAL VERSION BY REUBEN WILSON

Elgato Weebee
17 Views · 8 months ago

OUR DAILY OLDIES

WOODY WOODPECKER - GROWING PAINS

Elgato Weebee
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QUESTION MARK AND THE MYSTERIANS-96 TEARS-AND SPANISH VERSION ALSO

Elgato Weebee
17 Views · 7 months ago

OUR DAILY OLDIES: QUESTION MARK TRIED TO DO THE SONG IN SPANISH. THEY DID IT IN A VERY BAD SPANISH BUT AT LEAST THEY TRIED AND DID IT.

Government Use of Psychological Warfare Tactics Against Citizens Makes Free Elections Obsolete - Dr

John Houk
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I’m not sure how I ran into this interesting interview of
Drs. Robert & Jill Malone because I don’t subscribe to NTD (https://www.ntd.com/). The sub-title: “Drs.
Robert and Jill Malone discussed how the internet became a battlefield, where
targeted content can steer how Americans vote, think, feel, and believe.”
The interview was posted on 9/7/2025, 8:00:21 AM EDT (https://tinyurl.com/zxa8tubj)
by Melina Wisecup.

NTD Description:

“Twitter was originally designed
as a weapon of war, and the same influence strategies once tested overseas are
now being deployed inside the United States, says Dr. Robert Malone.
Corporations, for example, have paid conservative influencers $1,000 per tweet
to derail policies they opposed, disguising coordinated campaigns as grassroots
opinion. In their new book "PsyWar: Enforcing the New World
Order," [From Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/544ccpvp]
Drs. Robert and Jill Malone argue that what was once developed for
foreign battlefields is now being turned inward, on U.S. citizens themselves.

The Malones describe how
military-style influence campaigns have been absorbed by Silicon Valley and now
dominate everyday marketing, media, and politics.

They highlight how coordinated
messaging—whether around COVID, climate change, or elections—is designed to
narrow the range of acceptable thought. As U.N. communications chief Melissa
Fleming said, “We own the science, and we think that the world should know it.”

The implications are serious.
“The idea of free and fair elections becomes completely obsolete,” according to
Robert Malone.

The Malones trace how repetition
and AI-driven targeting can steer not only how Americans vote—but what they
think, feel, and believe. Their warning is stark: the internet is now a
battlefield, and your mind is the prize.”