Tulsi Gabbard’s Deep State Purge Shocks DC

Direc­tor of Nation­al Intel­li­gence Tul­si Gab­bard is purg­ing the intel­li­gence com­mu­ni­ty, revok­ing secu­ri­ty clear­ances for 37 offi­cials accused of manip­u­lat­ing intel, just as Trump pre­pares to meet Putin. Amid media focus on U.S. tar­iffs, India and China—key buy­ers of Russ­ian fuel—deepen trade ties and ease restric­tions, while the Rus­sia-Hun­gary oil pipeline reopens. With Putin refus­ing to meet Zelen­skyy, claim­ing vic­to­ry in Ukraine, explore how glob­al trade shifts and domes­tic purges could reshape Trump’s for­eign pol­i­cy. Are India and Chi­na under­min­ing U.S. inter­ests?

• We have anoth­er Trump vs Kemp in Geor­gia again: Mike Colls vs Derek Doo­ley.
• The deep state takes a lot of time to remove. Tul­si Gab­bard is going through the intel­li­gence com­mu­ni­ty and purg­ing every time she finds loose ends. The Trump admin­is­tra­tion revoked secu­ri­ty clear­ances of 37 cur­rent and for­mer intel­li­gence pro­fes­sion­als who have abused the pub­lic trust by politi­ciz­ing and manip­u­lat­ing intel­li­gence. 
• Just before Trump meets with Putin, the media is talk­ing about tar­iffs and India. Indi­an cit­i­zens come to the US on visa and they own motels and con­ve­nience stores, gas sta­tions, and dunkin donuts. They are allowed to do all the busi­ness they want, they have an easy time get­ting the visas. WE can­not get our prod­ucts on their shelves. And India and Chi­na are the num­ber one pur­chasers of Russ­ian fuel, they are resellers of Russ­ian fuel. India-Chi­na talks con­ti­nent and both coun­tries have agreed to drop trade restric­tions and keep improv­ing diplo­mat­ic rela­tions. As the oil pipeline has reopened between Rus­sia and Hun­gry. Putin has no respect for Zelen­sky. Putin will not meet with Zelen­sky, Rus­sia won the war.