Since the 'Deep State' is trending,, Deep State Swamp Monster from the archives! Who remembers this popular cartoon from 2018? Make @GrrrGraphics your cartoon Headquarters! https://t.co/C1oLIHAuAf

— GrrrGraphics 🇺🇸- Ben & Tina Garrison Cartoons (@GrrrGraphics) November 10, 2026

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#PresidentTrump shaking up the #BIGClub - Your #ThrowbackThursday 2016 #BenGarrison #cartoon #NATO #DeepState Peter Strzok @Nigel_Farage #Brexit #StayTooned #ToonTroops support cartoons - prints books and more at the store! https://t.co/rAO6enAlnq https://t.co/6OJtCMlzJP

— GrrrGraphics 🇺🇸- Ben & Tina Garrison Cartoons (@GrrrGraphics) July 12, 2018

41 years ago today, one of the most unforgettable nights at the White House State Dinner. ✨ On November 9, 1985, Princess Diana took to the dance floor with John Travolta at a White House dinner hosted by President and Mrs. Reagan. The magical dance would go down in history. Now, you can see the famous gown she wore that night up close. Our new exhibition “Diana: Love Life Legacy” is now open at the Reagan Library, featuring Princess Diana’s iconic Travolta dress alongside Nancy Reagan’s gown from that same evening.

— Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute (@RonaldReagan) November 9, 2026

For the final years of his life, Ronnie’s mind was clouded by illness. That cloud has now lifted. He is himself again, more himself than at any time on this Earth, for we may be sure that the Big Fellow upstairs never forgets those who remember him. https://t.co/OQyXB78xGZ

— Margaret Thatcher (@MrsMThatcher) November 10, 2026

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“Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!” And on this day in 1989, it indeed came down. 🇩🇪 https://t.co/bjXAQ6SIF9

— Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation & Institute (@RonaldReagan) November 9, 2026

November 9, 1989: The Berlin Wall that separated East and West Germany fell today after 28 years. https://t.co/ksuvgYZqWp

— Today in History (@TodayinHistory) November 9, 2025

Einer der schönsten Tage der deutschen Geschichte: der 9. November 1989. Heute vor 30 Jahren fiel die Berliner Mauer. Bilder, die immer noch tief bewegen. #30jahremauerfall #9november #mauerfall30 https://t.co/97qVVNJhBZ

— Steffen Seibert (@RegSprecherStS) November 9, 2019

37 years ago tonight, the Berlin Wall fell. 4 days later, Saturn and Neptune met in exact conjunction. They meet once every ~36 years. Watch Moscow each time: 1917: Exact Aug 1. By November, the Bolsheviks seize power. 1953: Three passes from Nov '52 to July '53. Stalin dies in March. 1989: The Wall falls Nov 9. Exact Nov 13. Two years later, the USSR is gone. Feb 20, 2026: They met again. At 0° Aries. The first degree of the entire zodiac. The clock didn't just strike. It reset to zero. What falls this time?

— Open Minded Approach (@OMApproach) November 9, 2026

On November 9, 1989, East Germany opened checkpoints at the Berlin Wall, allowing its citizens to travel freely to West Berlin. Within hours, thousands of celebrating Berliners began tearing down the 28-year-old Berlin Wall https://t.co/GwFHlV0dLV

— RetroNewsNow (@RetroNewsNow) November 9, 2026

The Berlin Wall fell on November 9, 1989, ending 28 years of physical and ideological division between East and West Berlin... Stagnant economies in the Soviet bloc, mass anti-government protests in East Germany, and reform movements across Eastern Europe (such as Solidarity in Poland and opening of borders in Hungary) put intense pressure on the communist regime. During a live-telecast East German Politburo press conference on November 9, 1989, official Günter Schabowski mistakenly announced that new travel regulations allowing private trips abroad were effective "immediately, without delay," reading from a note he had not fully understood. Thousands of East Berliners, acting on the live broadcast, rushed to the border crossings. Overwhelmed and without orders to shoot, border guard Harald Jäger and his unit opened the gates late in evening. People poured through, celebrating, climbing the concrete, and reuniting with West Berliners. Formal demolition of the wall began soon after, leading directly to the official German reunification on October 3, 1990, and dissolution of the Soviet Union in December 1991. The fall dismantled the iron curtain of bipolar global conflict, shifting international diplomacy and leading to the expansion of the European Union and NATO. While East and West were politically reunited, economic disparities and lingering cultural gaps often described as "Wall in the Head" (Mauer im Kopf)—remained for decades. The event cemented itself worldwide as the ultimate victory of popular non-violent civil resistance over authoritarian rule. . . . At an East Berlin press conference on November 9, 1989, Günter Schabowski—a spokesman for East Germany’s ruling Communist Party was reading from a new travel regulation whose timing he had not fully grasped. A reporter asked when it would take effect. Schabowski shuffled through his papers. “As far as I know,” he answered uncertainly, “immediately, without delay.” It was not supposed to happen that way. The regulations were intended to begin the following morning, after border guards had received instructions and citizens had applied for permission. But those three words escaped into the night: Immediately. Without delay. Within hours, the Berlin Wall began to fall. . . . The Wall had been built twenty-eight years earlier because East Germany could not get its own people to remain. After the Second World War, Berlin was divided among the victorious powers. West Berlin became a democratic island surrounded by communist East Germany. Through that opening, millions fled westward—workers, doctors, engineers, teachers and families carrying whatever they could hold. Their departure exposed the humiliation at the heart of the communist system. If East Germany was a workers’ paradise, why did its workers keep escaping? The regime answered not by granting freedom, but by making escape impossible. Before dawn on August 13, 1961, East German soldiers unrolled barbed wire across Berlin. Streets were severed. Railways were closed. Families awoke to discover that parents, children and grandparents had become prisoners on opposite sides of their own city. The wire became concrete. Watchtowers rose. Floodlights illuminated a fortified death strip patrolled by armed guards. People still tried to escape. Some tunneled beneath it. Others hid inside vehicles, crossed through sewers, flew crude balloons, or leapt from windows bordering the West. Some succeeded. Others died. In 1962, eighteen-year-old bricklayer Peter Fechter was shot while attempting to climb the Wall. He fell inside the death strip and cried for help for nearly an hour as horrified people watched from the West. No one could safely reach him. The Wall remained standing. John F. Kennedy came to Berlin and declared that every free man was a citizen of the city. Ronald Reagan later stood before the Brandenburg Gate and demanded, “Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall!” Still it remained. #archaeohistories

— Archaeo - Histories (@archeohistories) November 9, 2026

Scott Galloway DOUBLES DOWN on his call for Elon Musk to be EXECUTED for being a “traitor to the West” “We took the Rosenbergs and put them up against a wall and executed them for being traitors.” “And I realize this is an incendiary statement, but I’ll make it and I believe it. I think Elon Musk is a traitor to the West.” Absolutely sickening. https://t.co/UGsS3dT1ow

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) November 6, 2026

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Imagine being so parasitic in your outlook that you believe that taxing people at 80% of their income is reasonable (which is not far off what Quebec/Canada currently does once all taxes are added up). This would roughly equate to working for free for the government from January all the way through October, and the government allows you to keep what you make in November and December.

— Gad Saad (@GadSaad) November 9, 2026

Vivaldi's “Winter,” visualized in a fascinating way, so that the auditory experience is even more intense; one can literally “see” the music, so to speak. https://t.co/wFuHeKnl5l

— 🎼🌺Music Love♥️ (@ThoNg676733) November 9, 2026

🚨 TRUMP TO IRAN: MAKE A DEAL OR FACE DEVASTATING U.S. STRIKES President Donald Trump says further military action against Iran is “highly unlikely” if Tehran agrees to a strong deal, but warns American forces are ready to strike. In an interview with CNN, Trump made several major claims: 🇺🇸 Three U.S. aircraft carriers are in the region, fully armed and ready for combat. 🌉 38 Iranian bridges have been identified as potential targets that Trump claims could be destroyed within one hour. 🚀 90% of Iran's missile capability has reportedly been eliminated, according to Trump. 🛩️ 85% of Iran's drone capability has reportedly been eliminated. 🛡️ Trump claims Iran's air-defense systems have been destroyed. Trump also said Iran is collapsing economically and is desperate to negotiate. His message: Further war is unlikely if Iran agrees to a strong deal, but the United States is prepared to resume attacks.

— Mossadil Commentary (@MOSSADil) November 8, 2026

🚨 EXPLOSIONS ROCK SOUTHERN IRAN AS DRONE STRIKE HITS MAJOR GAS FACILITY IN IRAQ A series of explosions has been reported across southern Iran amid escalating regional tensions. 🇮🇷 SOUTHERN IRAN - Explosions reported in Bandar Abbas, Qeshm, Sirik and Jask. - Additional unconfirmed reports mention Bandar Mahshahr and suspected launches near Haftkel. - The cause of several explosions remains unclear, with Iranian authorities suggesting some were linked to military activity. 🇮🇶 IRAQI KURDISTAN - A drone struck the Khor Mor gas field in Sulaymaniyah, triggering a major fire. - Production was suspended, and workers were ordered into shelters. - The attack disrupted a major source of electricity generation across the Kurdistan Region. No group has claimed responsibility for the gas-field attack, and Iranian involvement has not been independently established. Sources: Reuters / Iranian state media / The Jerusalem Post

— Mossadil Commentary (@MOSSADil) November 8, 2026

🚨 JUST IN: Sec. Marco Rubio reveals Iran is making "OUTRAGEOUS" demands behind closed doors, talks are NOT productive AT ALL right now "Right now, it hasn't been very productive because the Iranian demands are simply not just unacceptable, but in some cases, OUTRAGEOUS and ridiculous, and really not realistic." "The President would always prefer to solve this and every problem diplomatically. Sometimes that's not possible, unfortunately." Rubio does NOT sound convinced about progress being made toward a deal. Just TODAY President Trump announced an effort to cut off the regime's land-based lanes, not just sea. They are being STRANGLED.

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 8, 2026

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Sec. Marco Rubio is going TOTAL WAR mode on the globalist International Criminal Court before departing for Paris "The ICC should WAKE UP and realize they do NOT have jurisdiction over citizens of countries that are not members, ESPECIALLY leaders or service members." 🇺🇸 "Maybe they'll wake up and realize that their dreams of being some universal court of jurisdiction over everyone, including countries that didn't sign up, maybe they'll abandon those ridiculous dreams!" 😅 "It's very simple, if they want to avoid the actions we are going to take against the ICC, they should convince the ICC once and for all to do the things that are necessary to ensure that no American service member or leader ever has jurisdiction from the ICC placed on them, because that's illegitimate. It's an illegitimate action." The United States never joined the ICC. Last month, the Trump administration announced sanctions against the court itself 👏🏻 Rubio's warning then: "Either the ICC will end its threats, or we will end the ICC." Now he's heading to Paris to meet G7 foreign ministers. America's allies know exactly where he stands!

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 8, 2026

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump is heavily leaning AGAINST launching major strikes on Iran because it would be really bad for their people "I could go in and blow them up right now. The problem with that is you'll never be able to rebuild it. If I blow up the bridges and the power plants, the thing that takes is the hardest to rebuild are the big bridges...It would take them 10, 12, 15 years to rebuild. Also power plants. Second is power plants. The thing that's second hardest is power. To rebuild that, puts an awfully big burden on the people. I don't like that." 47 this weekend launched an effort to cut off the regime by LAND, not just via water blockade, and it's going to keep strangling the regime. Maximum pressure and NO NUKES 🇺🇸

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 8, 2026

L’IRAN ENCERCLÉ PAR L’ARMADA AMÉRICAINE : WASHINGTON SE PRÉPARE-T-IL À FRAPPER ?

— Pat Laliberté - La Tribune du peuple (@Pat77432407) November 8, 2026

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— dugj (@dugj) November 9, 2026

« Comment l’université en est-elle venue à produire de jeunes individus névrosés aux cheveux bleus en crise permanente de leur propre existence » 👉 Mathieu Bock-Coté au Gala de l’ @ISSEP_France https://t.co/v8DBbVOf2m

— Frontières (@Frontieresmedia) November 7, 2026

« Comment l’université en est-elle venue à produire de jeunes individus névrosés aux cheveux bleus en crise permanente de leur propre existence ? » Merci à @mbockcote de nous faire l’honneur de son intervention lors de notre Gala 2026 de l’@ISSEP_France. https://t.co/JyZitIxBKh

— Marion Maréchal (@MarionMarechal) November 7, 2026

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« L’Assèchement de la pensée. » Quand la gauche ne parle plus qu’aux gens des villes. Il faut regarder la carte de chacun des États américains lors des élections de mi-mandat pour mesurer la fracture entre le rouge et le bleu. Le bleu domine les villes ET les littoraux. Le monde rural est rouge ! Attention danger.

— Contact avec Stéphan Bureau (@contact_podcast) November 9, 2026

On November 7th, 1917, the Bolsheviks seized power Russia, promising “peace, land and bread” to the people. Over the next 74 years the people were starved, killed by death squads, thrown in work camps and gulags, and other things unrelated to “peace, land and bread”. https://t.co/Vjg9Ttc48O

— Today In Socialism (@2dayinsocialism) November 7, 2026

 

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Hakeem Jeffries Calls for Stephen Miller to Be Fired from Trump Admin: ‘Dangerous Xenophobe’ https://t.co/w9srrbs8WO

— Breitbart News (@BreitbartNews) November 7, 2026

Pas un doux. Pendant deux ans, ce sera le top du show Son et Lumière! Trump ne quittera pas la Maison Blanche doucement, en roulant ses bibelots dans du papier bulle et en les rangeant avec zénitude dans les boites de déménagement. Il y a grenades, bombes (puantes ou non), coups de masse, cross checks dans les dents, coups de bottes dans les noix et la liste s’allongera. Cœurs tendres, veuillez quitter la salle. Pour les autres? Achetez-vous des bouchons et des lunettes d’éclipse!

— Maurais Live (@mauraislive) November 7, 2026

🔥 CHIEF OF STAFF STEPHEN MILLER: "YOU HAVE NO IDEA THE DRAGON YOU HAVE AWAKENED." "You have no idea how determined we will be to SAVE this civilization. To save the West. To save THIS REPUBLIC." "We will devote the rest of our lives to FINISHING the causes for which Charlie gave his last measure of devotion. You cannot defeat us, you cannot slow us, you cannot STOP us, you cannot deter us!" 🇺🇸 "We stand for what is good, what is virtuous, what is noble. To those trying to incite violence against us...what do you have? You have nothing. You are nothing. You are wickedness, you are jealousy, you are envy, you are hatred, you are NOTHING. You can build nothing, you can produce nothing, you can create nothing. WE are the ones who build, we are the ones who create, WE are the ones who lift up humanity!" Genuinely one of his greatest moments from roughly one year ago. This man is now being pushed to the forefront of Donald Trump's administration and it's AMAZING NEWS for America first 👏🏻 This is a patriot who knows what must be done. THE COMEBACK STARTS NOW.

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 7, 2026

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PATRIOT. FIGHTER. PRESS SECRETARY? @DANAWHITE 🤣🥊 https://t.co/E5KJrSw1tu

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) November 9, 2026

🚨 NOW: Kaitlan Collins asked Dana White, did you tell President Trump NO to the press secretary job? WHITE: "I don't tell the president NO to ANYTHING!" 😂😂 TRUMP: "I said, you know, I think I'm gonna get Dana White to be my new press secretary. I sent it to a group of the press, and that was it. I'm sort of kidding. And then they wrote the stories!" Best joke come to life ever. Seeing Dana White at the podium is epic!

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 9, 2026

 

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🚨 JUST IN: The Department of War just dropped this absolute BANGER in the face of threats of impeaching SecWar Pete Hegseth "TO THE TROOPS — Don't blink. Ignore the noise. Never hesitate. You see, all this is politics. You do real things, so stay the course." 🔥 "I'll assure you, we have only just begun to fight. We are more determined than ever, more resolute than ever, to finish what we have started. We will stand. We will fight, and we will defend this Republic from all enemies, foreign and domestic." "And as always, President Trump leads the way. And I'll assure you, we have only just begun to fight." Democrats may have won the Senate, but the warfighters still have a commander who has their back! Pete Hegseth has been with Trump since his admin began and it's resulted in RECORD recruitment and sky-high morale. We aren't about to stop any of that 🇺🇸 https://t.co/Lk3F7BGAj9

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) November 7, 2026

Thank you Mr. President. Like you, we will never back down. https://t.co/agIcDPjW5e

— Pete Hegseth (@PeteHegseth) November 10, 2026

Le Lac des cygnes, Casse-Noisette, La Belle au bois dormant. Leur compositeur, Tchaïkovski, est mort le 6 novembre 1893. Et on ne sait toujours pas de quoi. Neuf jours plus tôt, il dirigeait sa dernière symphonie. Une œuvre qui finit comme un adieu. Pendant 13 ans, une riche veuve lui verse une rente pour qu'il puisse composer. À une condition : ne jamais se rencontrer. Ils s'écrivent plus de mille lettres. Il devient une gloire mondiale. En 1893, il est au sommet. L'université de Cambridge le fait docteur. Le 28 octobre, à Saint-Pétersbourg, il crée sa Sixième Symphonie. Le dernier mouvement est lent, désespéré. Le public applaudit, sans plus. Quelques jours plus tard, en pleine épidémie de choléra, il boit un verre d'eau non bouillie. C'est la version officielle. Il meurt le 6 novembre, à 53 ans. Une autre version court encore. Il aimait les hommes. On lui aurait imposé le suicide pour étouffer le scandale. Rien n'a jamais été prouvé. Trois semaines après sa mort, la symphonie est rejouée. Cette fois, c'est un triomphe. Il n'était plus là pour l'entendre.

— Ce jour-là dans l'Histoire (@CeJourHistoire) November 6, 2026