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STONEZONE (Roger Stone) - Today is Flag Day! Why it still matters.

Roger Stone intertwines nationalist symbolism with political accountability and cultural commentary to reflect on the state of the American experiment. Stone begins by celebrating the convergence of Flag Day, the U.S. Army’s birthday, and Donald Trump’s 80th birthday, framing the American flag as a “national fingerprint” that embodies the country’s historical resilience against modern cultural […] The post Today is Flag Day! Why it still matters. appeared first on StoneZone .

Roger Stone intertwines nationalist symbolism with political accountability and cultural commentary to reflect on the state of the American experiment. Stone begins by celebrating the convergence of Flag Day, the U.S. Army’s birthday, and Donald Trump’s 80th birthday, framing the American flag as a “national fingerprint” that embodies the country’s historical resilience against modern cultural neglect. This reverence for tradition transitions into a segment on deep state transparency, where Stone praises Tulsi Gabbard for declassifying documents that allegedly expose U.S.-funded bioweapons labs in Ukraine and high-level bureaucratic deception. The narrative concludes with a defense of constitutional liberties, specifically the…Open

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Hegseth Slams NATO as ‘Paper Tiger,’ Demands Reform Within Six Months.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth called the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) a "paper tiger" while announcing a six-month review of the U.S presence in Europe.

U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has issued a stark warning to NATO allies, urging them to increase defense commitments and meet new “NATO 3.0” standards or risk reduced American involvement in Europe. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth called the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) a “paper tiger” while announcing a six-month review of U.S presence in Europe. DETAIL: Addressing NATO officials at the organization’s Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, on Thursday, Secretary Hegseth criticized the decline of Europe’s military capabilities. Dubbing the period “NATO 2.0,” the Secretary of War characterized Europe’s decline as reflecting a crisis of faith and an era of “freeloading” on…Open