Rip’s Newsletter
October 3, 2026
Compiled and Edited
by
Jim Reynolds

Articles in This Issue
Jay Rogers - The Trump Corollary Just Closed Its First Deal, and It’s in Greenland
Majid Rafizadeh - They Hate America
Hans Mahncke - The Jack Smith Operation Shows Lawfare Will Only Get Worse
Jeff Childers - ☕️ THE GOLDEN SHARE ☙ Saturday, October 3, 2026 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠

Overview
I’m seeing the same fight in every corner of today’s set: power, loyalty, and who gets to use the machinery of the state.
Trump is still forcing the issue abroad with a Greenland deal that locks in U.S. access while boxing out China and Russia, and at home the left’s lawfare machine looks even uglier with Jack Smith’s operation exposed as a dragnet against journalists, donors, and conservatives.
The other thread is identity and allegiance: one piece says plainly that Islamist politics puts religious loyalty above America, and that’s a direct threat, not a cultural debate.
Put together, these stories show a country where the battles are no longer polite or theoretical—they’re about control, survival, and whether America still means anything.
The Trump Corollary Just Closed Its First Deal, and It’s in Greenland
By: Jay Rogers American Greatness
Date: 2026-10-02 · Words: 1,157
Greenland deal grants U.S. permanent access, basing, and overflight rights.
Denmark retains sovereignty; China, Russia, and others are barred from bases.
Article frames the pact as Trump’s Monroe Doctrine corollary, not a purchase.
Greenland’s Arctic position strengthens missile warning, defense, and Golden Dome plans.
Congress should review terms, fund Arctic capabilities, and attract allied investment.
This deal reshapes Arctic power by securing strategic access without formal annexation.
🅱️ This isn’t just geopolitics; it’s a masterclass in taking the high ground before the shots are fired. It turns a punchline into a strategic reality, proving that sometimes the best way to secure a border is with a pen and a better offer.
Read the full original article here

They Hate America
By: Majid Rafizadeh The Gatestone Institute
Date: 2026-10-03 · Words: 1,134
Author argues Islamist identity places religious loyalty above American nationality and civic allegiance.
He says Islamist doctrine teaches exclusive truth, creating an “us versus them” worldview.
The article cites Hasan Piker’s “America deserved 9/11” remark as revealing contempt.
It claims Islamist politicians hide intentions with promises, then pursue sharia once empowered.
Rafizadeh urges voters to reject candidates opposing free speech, equality, and religious freedom.
The piece warns that hidden ideological loyalties can undermine American values and democratic trust.
🅱️ This isn’t a polite academic debate; it’s a warning from someone who actually knows the terrain. It lays out the incompatibility of certain ideologies with Western freedom without blinking, serving as a cold reality check for a distracted electorate.
Read the full original article here

The Jack Smith Operation Shows Lawfare Will Only Get Worse
By: Hans Mahncke The Federalist
Date: 2026-10-02 · Words: 1,036
Jack Smith’s operation allegedly expanded lawfare against Trump, conservatives, journalists, and donors.
Disclosures say investigators spied on nearly 50 journalists and seized donor checks.
The article traces lawfare’s evolution from a 2004 media hoax to Russiagate.
It argues federal power now targets political opponents through surveillance, prosecutions, and leaks.
The piece warns future operations will escalate unless conservatives build defenses and accountability.
Lawfare is becoming more sophisticated and dangerous, and the next wave may be even harder to stop.
🅱️ This is a history lesson written in blood and ink. It traces the evolution from mere smears to state-sponsored hunting, showing how the trap has grown wider since 2004. It’s a sobering warning that if you don’t build the cage, they’ll keep building yours.
Read the full original article here

☕️ THE GOLDEN SHARE ☙ Saturday, October 3, 2026 ☙ C&C NEWS 🦠
By: Jeff Childers www.coffeeandcovid.com
Date: 2026-10-03 · Words: 2,978
The Times mocked Trump’s Alabama rally crowd, but ignored his unusual stamina and political energy.
The article argues Trump’s rally turnout still signals a highly motivated, historically powerful base.
Trump announced nearly $100 checks for over 20 million seniors from the Medicare Improvement Fund.
The piece says the fund is a long-misused slush fund, never actually used for Medicare improvements.
It links Pentagon equity deals, tariff revenue, and sovereign wealth ideas to ending income tax.
Trump’s emerging mix of tariffs, equity stakes, and cash giveaways could reshape how America funds government.
🅱️ This isn’t just a political op-ed; it’s a blueprint for a heist against the status quo. It connects the dots between slush funds and sovereign wealth in a way that makes the ‘experts’ look like they’re playing with blocks. Sharp, speculative, and carries enough heat to keep the reader looking over their shoulder.
Read the full original article here

You may also be interested in the following selected stories:
Libertarians and the Constitution — The Freeman, thefreemanmag.substack.com
The Campus Rape Myth — Heather Mac Donald, City Journal
A Settled Matter — Lars Møller, American Thinker
Quote of the day — Scott Johnson, Power Line
Israel’s Growing Allies on the Ground—and in the Sky — Mike Watson, Freebeacon
California Changed the Title of Proposition 39. Voters Should Know Why. — Mike Garcia, RedState









They/Muslims hate America but for now try to contain it. As long as we have a Conservstive President, As shown in France current. Macron has allowed 38% to practice Shria Law. If elected Le Pen will turn that around, It seems like the French Citizens want this! More infested european countries are waking up as well! In Americathe spineless Dems/DSA are being over by Communists and Dearborn is thier new Capital. We are hip to that and must not cave in! May God Bless us and Our Republic!