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Lawrence B. Wheeler's avatar

An execrable Muzzy-Commie little prick from Uganda is mayor of the great city that was shaken to its bones a quarter century ago today by Muzzy thugs.

How in hell did his election ever happen? “Never forget!” indeed. I hope that scumbag doesn’t get within a mile of ground zero, but I’m confident he will make a very public appearance just in order to spite the city that he is soiling. A pox be upon him and upon his conflicting ideologies.

UncleBob9's avatar

We forgot within days. People quickly tired of the endless reports from talking heads and demanded that other people stop talking about it; meanwhile, we were told to stop blaming Islamists, bullshit stories appeared saying Bush and Mossad performed the attacks. Videos of the attacks disappeared. And the Party of Satan, after behaving like humans for 48 hours or so, returned to undermining the West. Which is why, in late September 2001, I wrote on a long-dead message board that the US would lose any military response: since 1945 we're spoiled, we're lazy, and we don't follow through and finish the fucking job.

Ben R's avatar

How many of these "people" who post alternate realities of those events are listening to talking heads on foreign payrolls to disparage the US in any way possible?

My son-in-law has been listening to that idiot Shawn something-or-other, and the idiotic nonsense he tries to argue is legendary for failing to connect the dots to reality.

The sad fact is that too many people are spewing nonsense even on this board, contrary to reality.

He also claims not to be Democrat while spewing their talking points all over the place.

Yet he worries about his daughter; in all this, the poor kid is lost, like so many of today's under-30-somethings.

Clueless, brainwashed, and confused, he pretends to know everything and can't handle the slightest rebuff to what he believes is true.

IAN2364's avatar

When I asked my oldest sister what she thinks about a tampon dispenser in the middle school boys locker room, she replies "That isn't happening throughout the nation.", and when I ask her if she is aware of the 2030 Agenda, she replies "Is that 2025?"; and during Biden's watch, when I asked my youngest sister if the border was open or closed, she went into hysterical laughter.

They need to ask themselves: "Who is deceiving whom?".

Lugh's avatar

Typical female persons. They shouldn't be voting. Ask AI what it thinks. Which is your favorite AI btw? Is it the smartest or the friendliest?

UncleBob9's avatar

Lots of them -- and some of them even post their bullshit here because they have axes to grind against this country.

Lugh's avatar

What should be done about Settler terrorism as Ambassador Huckabee called it?

Dennis Merwood's avatar

Who doesn't, Bob?

Aren't UN votes 193-5 nowadays

With the US being one of the 5. LOL

GAVEMartin's avatar

People do seem to be groping around until they find "the angle" that clicks for them. It is a full time job to watch all this stuff. When you finally are able to tie what you are seeing to the past and recent past history, it all starts to make sense. But people won't get there if they ignore the history. And Shawn, Tucker, Candace, et al are feeding people "info" with a candy coated shell. They are a waste of time.

ron's avatar

Who is "Shawn something-or-other?"

UncleBob9's avatar

Could be Hannity? Or Shawn Nicholls Weatherly, Miss USA when I was in high school. Who knows.

Donna's avatar

Stop and think for a moment.. just a moment.. what if he’s right…?

MarshaLouise's avatar

I’ve considered your challenge to Ben R, not meant for me, I know, but Ben says that his son frequently spouts Democratic talking points, and you ask, “what if he’s right?” Dear Donna, it has now come to the zenith among Trump supporters (and it includes the whole Trump Admin) that whatever the Democrats are selling now is bad for America, is swathed in darkness and, as most of their policies lean to communism (Marxist/Islamist), is truly evil. If you support the successes we have seen for Americans, then your “what if” makes me quote, “Physician, heal thyself.”

Dennis Habern's avatar

I will surmise that your son-in-law has never worn an American military uniform.

Ben R's avatar

Incorrect, he is currently in the Navy, about to deploy on a carrier.

Dennis Habern's avatar

In my effn view, so that we Americans NEVER forget, is when our seniors, male

and female, have graduated from their high schools, that their first sense of American

responsibility for least 4 effn years, and not be concerned with matriculating into a

college or university, is to become a member of any of our 6 military services, for

which they effn qualify, in the protection of our security and our sovereignty.

What say thee, America?

Vegan Shark's avatar

No.

Any more questions?

Lugh's avatar

Some kind of public service for everyone. Two years at least. For most of the young men, military. No exception no matter how rich. Don't like it? Leave and don't come back.

Three and Two's avatar

No. I prefer freedom. You leave and don't come back.

rd3's avatar

"No exception no matter how rich."

Just like the South and just the opposite of the North.

UncleBob9's avatar

Curtis LeMay was in charge of tbe bombing campsign against Japan. The Mighty Eighth Air Force under Hap Arnold, along with RAF's Bomber Command, reduced Germany and related countries to rubble; it was not the Third Air Force. Germany needed to be eradicated, to the point Roosevelt, on advice if staff, consideted cadtrating ir killing all German males, handing over German females to the victors, and salting the entire German land mass so no.one coumd live there again. Trump is trying to remove Islamic extremists from power so "normal" Iranians can take over and restore pre-1979 Iranian society, which was allied with the West, while also denying China access to Iranian oil and choking off Iran's access to Chinese and other weapons technology.

Lugh's avatar

Why yes, Bob: the Kaufman and Morgenthau Plans. A German-American rep went after them on the floor of the House and accused them of attempted genocide. Truman caved and Morgenthau was very angry, feeling he had been hung out to dry. Better than being hung like he deserved, eh?

Patton planned to spill the beans about our persecution of German citizens when he got back home, but of course that wasn't allowed to happen.

Three and Two's avatar

Oh. Is that what he's doing? How's that working out for ya?

Three and Two's avatar

No, thanks. I prefer freedom.

MarshaLouise's avatar

No conscription nor military service mandates in the land of the free, but encouraging service, unless they are getting the extra discipline from a professional sports team, this kind of action can create patriotic countrymen/women and those ready to engage more wholesomely in political life, and it can help tremendously in developing responsible citizens. Just mho.

Ben R's avatar

How many of these kids are not capable of military service or making it through boot camp?

This would never fly.

I talked to one of the security officers onboard a carrier; he said the attrition rate is pretty high for people doing something wrong and getting bounced out of the Navy and the Marines, even after boot camp and training.

I did notice the Marines, by and large, were more polite and respectful

Three and Two's avatar

Your memory is flawed, UB9. I watched very carefully for truth to come out. It was not "within days." Michael Rapport published his "There's a lot of 'splainin' to do" as the opening salvo in 2003.

Also, nobody ever thought that Bush the Lesser was capable of anything. It was clearly a Cheney black op.

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America has grown spoiled and lazy. You got that right.

JohnAZ's avatar

Hear, hear. It is a mystery to me why America has forgotten how to win, or even establish what victory is.

War is to be won, genocide is the goal. Erasure of the loser, never to be heard from again. Trump has lost this goal, America does not seem to be First anymore.

Mary Sholl's avatar

It’s not a tv show where things are resolving in an hour. Grow up. Trump is fighting a long game - mostly by himself - being judged by two yr old mentalities like you. Prevailing takes courage, perseverance and yes, sacrifice.

Ben Blaz's avatar

Well said, Mary!

MarshaLouise's avatar

Brilliant…be patient. Trump does not want to be a killer; he desires peace for all.

Dennis Merwood's avatar

When was the last time the US "prevailed" in one of these Goat Fucks, Mary?

Let alone @JohnAZ's "Erasure of the loser, never to be heard from again" LOL

Isn't the US's modus operandi to declare Victory and run home with its tail between its legs after getting their ass's handed to them agian? Having wasted billions of dollars. Like the US will inevitably do against Iran.

TACO, baby!

Infamously George W. Bush, in full military flight gear (didn't he flunk out of flight school? LOL) declared Mission Accomplished in Iraq.

From aboard the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln on May 1, 2003, (you know - the one with the problem of clogging toilets! LOL) standing directly under a "Mission Accomplished" banner, President George W. Bush declared, "In the battle of Iraq, the United States and our allies have prevailed."

Bush's claim of victory in what became known as the "Mission Accomplished" speech has become a national joke. And shameful.

Vegan Shark's avatar

"It is a mystery to me why America has forgotten how to win, or even establish what victory is. War is to be won, genocide is the goal. Erasure of the loser, never to be heard from again." -- JohnAZ

Well, John, you'd better hope the rest of the world doesn't buy your idea of winning. The US hasn't had a victory since 1945, except a campaign against students at Kent State University in 1970. We've lost in Vietnam, and more recently in Afghanistan, Iraq, and now Iran. (There may be one or two I'm forgetting.) Our only comfort is that the US hasn't been erased, never to be heard from again.

But I agree: we're always ready to go on the warpath before figuring out what would constitute victory. See: Hormuz, Strait of, opening. Iran, choking of. The only realistic aim is to get freighters and tankers flowing freely through the Strait, like they did before Trump's intervention. This is victory?

JohnAZ's avatar

Holy cow, you have forgotten that we won every single battle in Vietnam and still lost the war. Same in Afghanistan.

Problems, we seem to think we control the situation by controlling the cities, but forgetting the rebellion in the countryside. We take one side of a civil war and promote the festering of the other side. One source I read recently said that every guerrilla war has won.

The US has survived every attempt at knocking it off the mountain. Lately though, the rest of the world is acquiring enough resources to knock us down, and they are doing it smartly, from within.

Victory in Iran, IMO, is elimination of Muslim IRGC, the removal of the Islam arrogance regime and the installation of a western style republic with religious rights installed. No nukes. The Straits are a side light.

Hmmm, when pig’s fly?

Dennis Habern's avatar

The reason why America has not won a recent war, since 1945, is because

we Americans have lost our servival killer instincts that proved instrumental

when our 1776 Founding Fathers got rid of their British enemies, through

the power of effn bullets and effn guns. Currently, our view concerning our

enemies, is not to kill them, but to converse with them. How does a sane,

society converse with a finatic insane society similar to Isalm, similar to how

the Alllies during WW2 in the Pacific, got rid of the Japanese, by no longer

conversing with them, but killing them. The same scenario needs to exist

in getting rid of Islam, Iran, and their effn Koran.

Therefore, what is President Trump waiting for? A street car?

What say thee, America?

Donna's avatar

No money in winning.. the longer it goes on.. the more money they make..

JohnAZ's avatar

Do not forget Machiavelli, every power center must create an enemy to justify its existence and control. Power is more important than money, ie money is a path to power.

UncleBob9's avatar

You work for Lockheed or Boeing? 😉

Dennis Merwood's avatar

Do you read Larry Johnson's Sonar 21 blogs, John?

You need to bookmark his site.

His commentary on the Ukraine war

Just another war the US started based on lies. And is now losing.

The Long Road In, and the Short Way Out: How the West Built Ukraine into a Weapon Against Russia

https://larrycjohnson.substack.com/p/the-long-road-in-and-the-short-way

"Across three pieces I’ve written for Sonar21, I have been making one continuous argument: The war in Ukraine was not a crisis that erupted in 2022. It was the payoff of a deliberate, decades-long Western project to turn Ukraine into an instrument for weakening Russia — carried out under the cover of “partnership” and “peacekeeping.” And having spent thirty years building that instrument, Washington and NATO will do with Ukraine exactly what they have done with every client before it: discard it the moment it stops paying.

The Camel’s Nose: 1992–1999

The West slipped its nose under the Ukrainian tent almost the instant the Soviet Union collapsed. The formal machinery started in 1992, when Ukraine joined NATO’s North Atlantic Cooperation Council. The practical military ties came fast behind it: the U.S.–Ukraine State Partnership Program with the California National Guard in 1993, Ukraine’s entry into the Partnership for Peace and its first joint exercise in 1994, and the standing-up of the Yavoriv training area near Lviv.

The “peacekeeping” label was camouflage, and the drills themselves give it away. Once the Sea Breeze exercises in the Black Sea began incorporating anti-submarine warfare in the late 1990s, the humanitarian pretense was finished. You do not rehearse hunting submarines to deliver disaster relief. You do it to prepare to fight the Russian navy. I spent 23 years scripting military exercises for U.S. Special Operations Forces, and I know the difference between a training game and a rehearsal for war. These were rehearsals — a structured program to train and equip Ukraine to fight Russia, if need be with NATO at its side.

Set that against 1999, when NATO took in Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic. That expansion broke James Baker’s assurance that the alliance would not move “one inch” to the east — a promise Bill Clinton simply threw away. And it is no accident that when the war came, Russia struck the Yavoriv facility in the opening weeks of March 2022. They knew exactly what had been built there, and why.

From Partner to de Facto Member: 2000–2010

The next decade finished the job, turning Ukraine into a NATO member in everything but name. "..........

............"three decades of exercises, training centers, intelligence coordination, and summit declarations, all aimed at Russia. The third describes the disposal: the moment the project stumbles on the battlefield, the same patrons who spent thirty years cultivating it start hunting for the door. The line running from the 1992 partnership councils to the blame game of 2023 is not accident, and it is not drift. It is design. The men who built the road into this war have no intention of walking back out of it alongside the country they sent down it.

You can read the entire article about this corrupt US Goat Fuck at the above link. Sadly, typical of the way the US started all these disastrous Goat Fucks since WW2 killing millions.

JohnAZ's avatar

I do not disagree with you on this. I do separate the Deep State MIC from Trump on Ukraine. Biden’s mob is responsible for Ukraine. I consider that mob to be an enemy of the US.

Dennis Habern's avatar

What is President's ultimate goal?

He should have eliminated Iran, similar to how Germany was brought to her

knees, by the constant bomb by the 3rd Airforce in England, under General

Curtis Lemay. It is evident that Lemay did not care about the devestation of

the German economy, and the deaths of its German citizens, and therefore,

in my effn view, President Trump should adopt the same tactics, or impart why

he is being so patient with getting rid of Iran, Islam, and their worthless effn

Koran.

What say thee, America?

Vegan Shark's avatar

I say no. The terror bombing of German cities and their civilian populations was an atrocious act that accomplished nothing toward winning the war.

Tim Fuller's avatar

The fire-bombing of Dresden was a war crime. Not necessary for Germany's surrender.

Three and Two's avatar

Trump is not being patient, Den. Rather, he has lost his foolish war and now has no idea how to accept his defeat.

Sad but true.

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Wait until these all-time record diesel prices start flowing through this shit economy. Trump's Iran fiasco is the biggest American blunder ever.

Hubris is so very ugly.

Lugh's avatar

Hell no. Iran is a junior partner with the rising power in the world, Russia, China, and India. We need to make peace with them and get in on it while we still can. As Czar Putin said - and he is Czar of all the Russias - our Vampire Ball is ending. We don't want to still be part of it when the music stops the sun rises. Else that sun will be Vishnu himself in his nuclear guise.

Dennis Merwood's avatar

"Ironically, the billions of dollars of U.S. money that were poured into Afghanistan during the two-decade-long ‘War on Terror’ (2001-2021) for infrastructure development and military aid ended up in the hands of the very forces the U.S. Army was fighting in Afghanistan. The Afghan Taliban. LOL

Taken cumulatively, the Afghan Mujahideen movement that later morphed into the Afghan Taliban has received most financial and military support from none other than the U.S. taxpayers, running close to USD 40 billion, and some of the most advanced weapons systems, according to a new report by the US government’s Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR).

These weapons systems, which were left behind during the US’s hasty and disorganized retreat from Afghanistan in 2021, include combat aircraft, armored vehicles, machine guns, night vision helmet devices, High Mobility Multipurpose Vehicles, and millions of rounds of ammunition, and now form the backbone of the Afghan Taliban government’s defense infrastructure.

Worse, many of these advanced weapons systems are reportedly sold on the black market and are even ending up in the hands of terrorist organizations such as the Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP), also known as the Pakistan Taliban, fueling insurgency in Pakistan.

Notably, the TTP has been recognized by the US government as a Foreign Terrorist Organization since 2010.

The story underscores the futility of the U.S.’s longest war, which, according to Brown University’s Costs of War Project report, cost the U.S. taxpayers a whopping USD 2.3 trillion, and the death of 2,450 American troops."

https://www.eurasiantimes.com/u-s-taxpayers-funded-the-afghan-taliban/

Three and Two's avatar

"genocide is the goal"

May God have mercy on your murderous soul. 🙏🏻

JohnAZ's avatar

I will face my God as I am, your opinion makes absolutely no difference to me.

Remember God insisted on genocide from the Hebrews and punished them when they refused.

Jesus Schwarzkopf's avatar

I approve of your excellent comments.

I would like to offer a counter analysis of the"muzzie-commie-prick".

I think his ancestry is Persian

I think they went to the Indian sub continent before the Brits subsumed all of south Asia, which led to the muzzy prick becoming a subject of the limey crown.

THAT is how his execrableness wound up in Uganda.

No need to thank me.

I jry to help out.

Dennis Merwood's avatar

Fantastic!

"muzzie-commie-prick" is just the lowest of low intellect

Not worth reading - maybe this guy would feel more in place at the local biker bar.

Ben R's avatar

Ever been to a biker bar, Dennis, or just the queer ones?

They are different, and I doubt you would survive the experience of a real Biker bar.

Dennis Merwood's avatar

I ride a 1990 Harley Davidson FXRS. And have a restored 1946 WL.

And service many Harleys in my workshop in New Zealand.

Many of them belonging to uncouth criminal biker gangs. Mostly Māori.

I always survive the experience when they are fooling around and teasing me in my shop waiting for their bikes.

And when we go to the pub for a few brews. Even with the "shirt-lifters".

Lawrence B. Wheeler's avatar

Surely you are saying that Mamdani is stupid.

Ben R's avatar

Nope he is a Socialist and supports the worst of that bunch. A real morons moron.

MarshaLouise's avatar

His execrableness - great character-quality description!

Andrea405's avatar

Watched the memorial earlier today. He was there. Idiots.

Ben R's avatar

Him and airhead AOC laughing and yucking it up was terrible optics. Hopefully political suicide.

GAVEMartin's avatar

Even the primary numbers on the Dem side looked rigged for "the mayor's race." I don't believe he was "elected".

Add that they threw a dozen "candidates" at it. All beyond ridiculous.

Three and Two's avatar

Huh? You had best check your facts, Larry. Mossad are not "Muzzy thugs."

Dennis Habern's avatar

You are correct.

The Mossad belongs to Israel.

Lawrence B. Wheeler's avatar

My nickname is not “Larry”.

What has Mossad got to do with this?

geraldsd's avatar

Get ready to vote and then fight. It’s not coming, it’s here.

Donna's avatar

Voting won’t help.. the evil ones are placed.. not voted in..

complex Craftsman's avatar

I disagree , voting is what we are supposed to do in order to select those who are going to represent us in this republic , no matter that what is supposed to happen isnt happening , giving up on our sacred obligation is ceding victory to these reptiles ,we need to keep a record , record the will of the people , as opposed to the will to power of these reptiles , The whole" don't bother to vote " is at least partly a demoralization campaign by infiltrators pretending to speak our language while subtly deceptively trying to undermine us via our own weakness . Just vote !!!!!! Its like not much of your time , just in case , just in case it might actually matter for Christs sake and stop listening to these agents provacetuer who are trying to demoralize our movement like Cicero's "enemies within "with their "sly whisperings" and all that Jazz .Get a grip on yourself !!!!

Mark Livingston's avatar

Black pilling is SO counter-productive that you have to wonder at the motives of the pill pushers.

Lugh's avatar

Vote for the Constitution Party not either wing of the uniparty.

complex Craftsman's avatar

Thank you , you said it better with less , but we know "the algorithms " , the trolls the bots are all working their black magic intentionally at least partiallyIMO . Beyond speculation .

Three and Two's avatar

I disagree. You can't fix a broken system by voting in it.

Trump or Harris? And you "think" voting matters?

Trump or Biden? FFS.

The Founding Fathers saw what was what. Broken systems require revolution (lest you end up getting Trump or Harris).

Voting is what got you here and now you "think" that voting will get you out of here? "Does not compute."

A vote is a vote for the evil system. You want to fix the evil system? Revolt!

complex Craftsman's avatar

I personally think that Trump for all of his shortcomings is still a better president than we've had in my 63 year lifetime , Reagan included ,so its not a problem for me .

geraldsd's avatar

I think we are very close to that point. On a circle with 360 degrees we are within a few degrees of all hands aligning. What will happen then?

Skenny's avatar

"Never forget" has been quickly forgotten.

David "JC" Penny's avatar

Awhile back, I was discussing the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait (serially brutal, btw) with a local in front of the wall they used to execute every single member of the Kuwaiti military they found. He reminded me that half their population wasn't even born yet when it happened and didn't really care. His lament is ours now.

Jeff the Original's avatar

I was at AJ for the 15th anniversary of "Liberation Day" which is when the Kuwaitis got their freedom back from Iraq courtesy of the US led coalition. They had 3 Kuwaiti nationals speak. It was enthralling to hear their stories. One story I remember was a guy whose mom called him early in the morning and hysterically told him that there were Iraqi tanks going down her street. He laughed and told her she was just being silly. She said "Go look outside" and so he did...he went outside and looked down the street and there was an Iraqi tank parked in the intersection with Iraqi soldiers around it.

The only other story I recall was one where the Kuwaiti civilian expressed that he now knows there's good and evil in the world and that the Iraqi soldier's were pure evil and that the US soldiers were good people. He really wanted us to know that what we did and were doing for Kuwait was for a good and just cause. I left those speeches feeling especially proud to be an American that day.

Lugh's avatar

Jordanians are having watch parties on roofs and balconies, celebrating American military bases being hit. They yearn to be free from the Zionist Empire - as do the Japanese. Will the Chinese help them - only to help themselves to them?

Three and Two's avatar

I heard that they dumped babies out of incubators and just left them to die on the floor!

Dennis Merwood's avatar

And was the "model" followed by "40-behaeded babies" bullshit.

YourGalapagosGullfriend's avatar

"Never forget" quickly turned into "No, it was your fault that I hit you".

ezinmn's avatar

The Republican Party Midterm Convention in Dallas, Texas focused very little on the criminal activity conducted by the democrats and the deep state actors over the past 10+ years. They didn't have to, as everyone in the arena understands the consequences of losing the November election: a far reaching expansion of the craziness started under the "Joe Biden" regime.

The democrats running congress will spend two years impeaching Trump and many others, attempting to drive his economic turnaround to a halt. The democrats' goal will be to create irreversible institutional changes that will install a legion of rulers who will confiscate the wealth of American builders and doers, all for their enrichment and power, while all of us become equally less; straight up, in your face communism, all for the quest of power. Hell with the United States of America and their constitution.

Trump and the Republican Party's charge is for all Patriots to get out and vote, and get 10, or 50 others to vote, to not wake up on November 4th and see that we've been set back a decade in our progress to reverse our slide into communism, with the country going through a living hell for the next 2 years, with circus-like democrat led hearings full of lies and deceit.

Once we've secured our majority again this November, we will turn up the heat on the scoundrels lurking in our midst. It's all just a matter of time. The table is set for Americans to decide.

YourGalapagosGullfriend's avatar

Our challenge right now is to show the normies who are falling for the demoralization that the economic downturn didn't suddenly start when President Trump came back to office, it's just that the media stopped running interference for the Biden Installation and admitted there was a problem (but it was all Owange Man's fault!!1!!). It may also help to point out that the high cost of living isn't limited to the US - based citizens all around the western world have been sounding the alarm on this for almost a decade now.

Three and Two's avatar

What about the all-time records for diesel? Is that Trump's fault? Can we agree on that?

Dennis Merwood's avatar

The minute a commenter uses the word "normies', I stop reading.

Of course, this is meant to imply the commenter is special.

Ben R's avatar

That is the first time I have read someone right-of-center use the word normie. Usually, some woke POS uses it as a pejorative.

Dennis Habern's avatar

By turning up the heat on our American scoundrels, it must be accomplished how our 1776

Founding Fathers turned up the heat on their British enemies, through the effn power of

bullets and guns, and then, after the effn dust has been settled, their names must be posted

in the various American obituary columns, to indicate Amercan effn justice has indeed been

achieved.

What say thee, America?

Lugh's avatar

We're the aggressors and don't have to moral high ground this time - nor can we fight as guerillas. As you know, the American spent the war desperately running from the British for the most part. No one was ever better at that kind of weird toy soldier fighting than they were.

Three and Two's avatar

OTOH:

Trump’s WEF gems:

Operation Warp Speed (COVID-19 shot)

Stargate (blood tests and mRNA vaccines powered by Palantir, Open AI, SoftBank, Oracle to “cure cancer…” [caused by COVID-19 shot? 🤔])

GENIUS Act (Digital Currency)

REAL ID rollout led by “Mullin-it-over” (intermediate step to national digital ID linked to medical records among other future [digital currency] applications). Built into the SAVE Act.

Genesis Mission (National AI platform linking federal data centers)

6G Executive Order with “implantable technologies” as one of its purposes

Clarity Act to further digital currency

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It makes sense if you really think about it. TPTB aren't going to chance it against the will of the people so they simply run both sides and let the Rabble pretend that it has a choice.

You can't fix a broken system by voting in it.

Dennis Merwood's avatar

"You can't fix a broken system by voting in it."

In political science, Duverger's Law holds that in political systems with single-member districts and the first-past-the-post voting system, as in the United States, only two powerful political parties tend to control power every election cycle. Citizens do not vote for small parties because they fear splitting votes away from the major party and allowing their opponents to win an election.

And the sad fact is that with the US's first-past-the-post winner-take-all voting, and the anachronistic Electoral College with its Superdelegates, there is not even a theoretical chance a Third-Party candidate can be elected POTUS.

https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/america-isnt-really-set-up-for-third-party-presidential-bids/

It's a systemic problem. Well proven in 1992 when Ross Perot challenged GW Bush and Clinton on a populist platform of slashing the budget deficit. He got an amazing 19.0% of the vote (Jill Stein's Greens gets about 2.0% or less) ~ but didn’t receive a plurality of voters in any state, giving him ZERO ELECTORAL COLLEGE VOTES.

Until America changes its method of voting in its President, it's stuck with its Uniparty duopoly. A third-Party Candidate has never won in 160-years. Their intention is great ~ but as for the last 160-years, the results will be the same.

BTW, in the US's history the fight to reform or abolish the electoral college began almost as soon as it was created, by those who created it. In 1802, Alexander Hamilton, one of the original architects of the electoral college, was so displeased with how it was being executed that he helped draft a constitutional amendment to fix it.

Since then, according to the Congressional Research Service, there have been 700 (!) motions to change the US's method of voting in the POTUS. None have passed. To pass a constitutional amendment, a two-thirds majority in both the House and Senate is required to propose it, followed by ratification by three-fourths of state legislatures or state conventions. The Founding Fathers set the bar too high!

Daniel Beegan's avatar

I see the hand of the Kenyan.

Ben R's avatar

I see the hand of the creepy Kenyan.

Fixed it for you.

Danimal28's avatar

It IS all-hands-on-deck time, folks. Joe D. isn't stupid. He see's people like Giuliani financially ruined and assesses that the dark forces around him are all corrupt or blackmailed and nobody will pay a price...

It is us against 3 million federal employees and yes that includes you "rank and file" grifters who do not enforce laws. I will not include Border Patrol, ICE, and everyone at the ground level involved with enforcing immigration with that statement.

Ben R's avatar

Not all federal employees are commie Democrats.

Do keep that in mind.

Steve (recovering lawyer)'s avatar

As they say, "It's not all of them, but it's always one of them." I suspect the ration of democrat to republican in the federal employee universe skews heaviy--I might say overwhelmingly--in favor of democrat. After all, as Twain re,arked, "Show me where a man gits his cornpone and I'll show you what his opinions is."

Danny Huckabee's avatar

For several decades, 95% of all Federal union employees political donations have gone to the D's. The 5 counties or N. VA, Washington D.C., and a number of counties in MD routinely vote 90% or more for the D's. So, what's occurred over the past 50 years or so is that successive administrations have stocked the entire Federal government with D activists and supporters.

Not surprising that vast swaths of the Federal government support all D's and punish the R's.

Ben R's avatar

I can only comment on what I saw firsthand almost all the minorities were firmly Democrats but it was a fifty-fifty split.

Kind of like saying California is all Democrat.

It's not; they are just the loudest and most obnoxious.

JohnAZ's avatar

Steve, twenty years ago, Fairfax County, Virginia was a quiet suburban conservative zone. Today, it is a bureaucracy loaded Democratic insane asylum. That is what happens when the mob (small m) takes over the government.

Dennis Merwood's avatar

The plural of anecdote is not DATA. my freind!

The phrase warns against treating repeated personal stories as equivalent to scientifically collected data.

Anecdotes, even if numerous, lack the controlled methodology, sample size, and statistical rigor required to draw reliable conclusions. While anecdotes can illustrate a point or highlight patterns, they cannot replace structured evidence in research, policy-making, or scientific analysis

Danimal28's avatar

100%, but a serious majority are. I have been a lifetime govt employee(soldier and volunteer firefighter).

Edward Thomas Brady's avatar

I suspect the employees you are talking about are badly outnumbered.

Ben R's avatar

Depends on the agency.

Len Penzo's avatar

Not all, but most. Their jobs depend on others who advocate for big government.

JohnAZ's avatar

Ben, one bad apple in a barrel!! The DSA is succeeding in rotting America from within. We seem to be a cellar dwelling baseball team just looking for a win, while the Mob owns the umpires.

Subdolphin's avatar

No other segment of working America has the level of political and economic advantage enjoyed by federal workers. There's a reason for that.

If this cohort cannot be considered politically homogenous, none can.

William Wallace's avatar

Just when potentially the long pain of 9-11 eases just a minuscule these poor Families are getting the Islamists shoved in their faces with the Radical Democrat Parties imported Islamist invasion for Party Votes and to rub their grief and pain in their faces they now have to endure the middle finger of ugliness New York Mayor Mondomi’s smirking evil face pretending he gives a shit.

Never Forget is the clarion call, it applies to all of us who do give a Shit!

It’s our Constitutional Republic if we can keep it!

The bad must pay for their crimes however long it takes, our Ramparts are Red With Glare, Joe DiGenova is Down, next man up!

Never Forget in the Heroic words of Todd Beamer and those Brave Americans on flight 93, Let’s Roll!

Never Forget! 🇺🇸

UncleBob9's avatar

We gave up the Republic for good when everyone knelt before Franklin Roosevelt as if he was God. We forget that, in 1939, four de facto dictators ran great powers: Stalin, Hitler, Mussolini, and Roosevelt. Only Roosevelt's dictatorship and political party still exists.

Ben R's avatar

Much to the detriment of America, these people are crazy.

Edward Thomas Brady's avatar

It never eases. I just got inside from my yearly cry as I bring my flag to half-mast. I always pray this will be the year I can keep it together and simply say my prayer and go back inside. It never eases.

Lisa V's avatar

I am with you. It will always feel like it was just yesterday.

Three and Two's avatar

Even with the perp (Dick Cheney) dead, eh?

Lugh's avatar

Amen. Don't let an alien nation take over our military.

Cosmo T Kat's avatar

Never forget is a nice slogan and I think it should be never forget who did this and never forget it was covered up by our government.

Three and Two's avatar

"It’s our Constitutional Republic if we can keep it!"

FYI - You lost it in Dallas in 1963.

Kathy Christian's avatar

Yeah, but how many of them voted democrat?

Ron Neff's avatar

I think that he quit because he got an offer he could not refuse------most likely it was given to him by an ex-CIA guy who is on retainer from Brennan or possibly O .

Ben R's avatar

I am sure he has children, grandchildren, possibly great-grandchildren.

It's easy to be brave when it's just your neck on the line; it's much more difficult when you have young kids they can threaten.

Te Burt's avatar

Every nation reaches a point when it fails. The extant paradigm is dismissed and a new paradigm is jammed into place before anyone thinks to question it. Russian Revolution-dictatorship-some kind of constitutional whatever. Monarchal France-to-French Revolution-to-Napoleon-etc. How many times has Germany, England, SE Asia, China, African, South American nations collapsed internally - pick a country. Every nation has reached that point. Except, so far, the United States of America. How many nations lasted 250 years with the same governing paradigm? Guess what. We the People are sitting on that cusp. It doesn't take much. The right death. The wrong vote. A failed prosecution. The lies, agendas, psyops, ignorance, prejudice, violence, arrogance, insanity. We are either living in the end times of the greatest, free-est paradigm on earth, or we get off our lazy asses and do what needs doing. I've recognized this my entire life, even as a child. Prove me wrong. Please.

Lugh's avatar

Charlie (it was one year yesterday) had to go because he was telling Trump to not attack Iran. See his smirking security guards as they "worked" on his body.

JohnAZ's avatar

Required reading should be:

Rejuvenation for Dummies.

Storie Mooser's avatar

Yep, many stumbles from the course of reason since the age of Socrates on up through the Enlightenment, yet intellectual courage as represented by our host remains compelling and models duty.

Howard Skillington's avatar

I am no fan of Charles Schulz, but can’t help but think of the obvious reference here: Charlie Brown, Lucy Van Pelt, and the elusive football. The point of that tired old running gag was not that Charlie needed to persevere, or to try harder, or to politely ask Lucy to stop yanking the football away. The only solution would have been for Charlie to forcefully grab the damned football and exclude Lucy from any further games.

Anyone in this country who still expects or even hopes for The System to start doing the right thing, much less “mend thine every flaw” is still playing the part of Charlie Brown – cute in a comic strip but poignant, at best in this harsh, real world.

Things that can’t keep going as they are ultimately do not, and our national thing has utterly exhausted its legitimacy. The bastards resisting change are not gentle people. Neither are those who have had a belly full of deceit and corruption.

Ben R's avatar

What's wrong with Charles Schulz?

Was it the fact that he was rabidly anti-communist, or that he put Christian themes into his cartoons?

Maybe that he was a veteran who fought in World War 2?

Seemed like a pretty straightforward, decent guy; next you will tell us you hated Mister Rogers and Captain Kangaroo.

Cosmo T Kat's avatar

You missed the point, Ben.

Howard Skillington's avatar

BenR has no conception of "the point." He is simply an annoyance - like a mosquito, but of no consequence.

BTW - I loved Captain Kangaroo. But I was five years old at the time.

Ben R's avatar

Another absolutely ignorant post.

Mosquitoes are hardly a simple annoyance.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mosquito-borne_disease

Dim bulb you are.

Ben R's avatar

Yep, and it annoys the shit out of you, poor little Dennis.

Ben R's avatar

No, I got the point, but the point was irrelevant.

Somewhere on one of these boards, I made the same exact point about Iran and Trump claiming victory.

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Ben R's avatar

I see your 30-day forced vacation has you extra surly.

What a nutless wonder you are.

John Schrauth's avatar

As a student of history I conclude that in the beginning, systems work as intended. We have reached that point where every past system fails. The "Thems and Theys" develop ways to work around and game systems to the point where they become incapable of carrying out their intended purpose. People become cynical as the gamers who lack ethics, morality or any spark of altruism laugh in our faces as they loot, disbar the honest attorney, prosecute the patriot and mock the holy or righteous while championing every perversion.

Three and Two's avatar

Yes. Worse, the rape then eat innocent little kids.

But don't worry. God wins. ✝️🙏🏻

Lugh's avatar

He should have kicked her in the head instead. If the other team keeps trying to hit your batters, you go wild too.

Howard Skillington's avatar

Schulz used that strip thirty six times between 1952 and 1999, and a certain sort of person was delighted to see it again, and again, and again.

And what was the message? Nothing more than to identify with a hapless schmoe who never learned a thing. Hence, its applicability to today's post.

Donna Wilson's avatar

I can't stand Charlie Brown's sad sack persona, and Lucy was a c**t.

Howard Skillington's avatar

Charles Schulz was one of the most overrated people on the planet.

Lugh's avatar

Bravo. What do you think of the Lindsay Clancy demons?

Lugh's avatar

A long hallowed tradition of anti-male comics. Women delight in such things.

BeadleBlog's avatar

"Maybe they just put the word out that pursuing any just resolution of the traitorous trips laid on America by them could be bad for anyone’s health." I believe this is very likely.

Ben R's avatar

I don't just believe it, I know it.

The Clinton kill list exists for a very specific reason.

Jeff the Original's avatar

"Clinton kill list"

Mighty big accusation with that. Any evidence other than that people died who knew the Clintons? You know...real evidence...not the "somebody said" stuff.

complex Craftsman's avatar

it comes down to 'statistical probabilities' , or improbabilities , Kinda like Joe Biden ( the obvious dementia patient and longtime mid witted corruptocrat ) getting the most votes Eva in the history of For eva . Kinda Like me in that I can tell when the mathematical answer I got wrong is wrong because I know the general ballpark of reasonability where it should end up . Intuition is much more than just a dumb hunch , its like accessing and collating your subconscious which stores everything ,even though you cant keep track of it at the conscious level . It seems hunchy and magical but its really not . I am sorry that you lack this kind of discernment ." Forgive them for they know not what they stumble at "er sumthin like that .

Jeff the Original's avatar

How many people are put in prison due to statistical probabilities? NONE

JohnAZ's avatar

It does seem that many individuals that buck the Clinton witch end up six feet under. Seth Rich was a very obvious example committing suicide with two shots.

This is a war in this country and getting closer to an open shooting conflict. Burying your head wil still get your ass shot off.

Ben R's avatar

Do some research and get back to us.

Jeff the Original's avatar

Lol...yah...which conspiracy site should I go to first?

It's so easy to make accusations...anyone can do it...especially nowadays with the internet and social media. Trying to make it stick in a court of law is something totally different because a court case requires that pesky evidence and all that legal stuff.

I think you guys simply find it more fun to make accusations. What harm is there? I mean...we're just accusing a former President and his wife of having murdered a bunch of people and probably more than we know.

Hmmmm...didn't some guy go in and start shooting his AR-15 in the pizza place because of a conspiracy theory involving a child-sex ring and Hillary Clinton? These unhinged conspiracy theories are very dangerous and you guys have zero filters for figuring out the truth from the BS. It's just wrong.

ron's avatar

"Some people did something!"

A classic for this anniversary!

Maureen's avatar

“The Light shines in the darkness and the darkness has not overcome it”.

Gwennie's avatar

And thank you, Mr. Kunstler, for being one of those unquenchable lights in the darkness

John Schrauth's avatar

One feels as if they were standing in the wrong spot in Nepal or the Grand Canyon and are just being swept along and away. The sense of evil surrounding us is palpable.

Ralph Vince's avatar

This guy owes us an explanation. He has worked his whole life on our dime, was working this episode on our dime.

This explanation won't due. This is Pam f*'*ing Bondi explanation.

Suzie's avatar

Tough to hear DiGenova is out but not surprising. It must be remembered that the case being built against these extremely high profile and once very powerful Americans, is, first, unprecedented. On top of that, it is probably one of THE MOST difficult cases any prosecutor could ever take on.

While there are a gazillion dots of connection to the “this and that” of it all, hard evidence - which is what is required, especially in a case of this magnitude - is hard to come by. There’s no “smoking gun” in this case, as there usually isn’t in any conspiracy case, just a mountain of documents, emails, and actions to sift through to try and build enough of a coherent case a jury will be able to first, digest, and then comprehend enough to come to the hoped for conclusion.

I’d read that one of DiGenova’s approaches was to break it up into numerous separate cases, and that may explain part of the apparent slow-walking. I don’t know, but I do know, whoever gets handed this case, is hopefully a masochist, and one of the most relentless pitbulls the law profession has ever conjured.

Ben R's avatar

Not to mention the higher it goes in the food chain, the more damaging.

Two presidents in the last twenty years who possibly should never have been in the White House at all.

If it is proven, then all those laws and EO's are null and void.

Obama withholding care is one of the biggest.

Absolute mess.

JohnAZ's avatar

Two?

Bush1, Bush2, Obama, Biden. All Deep State denizens. Trump stands out as the first since Reagan to fight the Deep State, at least for awhile.

History rhymes, Reagan and Trump both strong anti-government leaders eventually cowed by the government. Is Joe Digenova just another example?

Suzie's avatar

You forgot the Clintons who managed to turn globalism into their own personal cash cow!

Lugh's avatar

The Trumps are getting rich off the war in Ukraine what to speak of his other grifts.

JohnAZ's avatar

Okay, the Clintons.

Norb Warnes's avatar

Oh, JHK, how I really wish that I could disagree with your analysis and assessment of the state of affairs in this great republic. But I can't. Where is the Hilux truck that we can mount the figurative cannon to blow the treasonous bastards away to a place that they really belong? Part of the problem is with the Federal Judiciary that abets the libtards run amuck. We need twenty years of stability to have honey-dippers clean-out some of the outhouses.

It is astonishing, no doubt.