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Thomas's avatar

Wake me when people start going to prison…that is, if leftist judges don’t dismiss the cases, leftist juries refuse to convict, etc. we’ve had a preview of this song and dance and each episode seems to have the same ending.

AndyinBC's avatar

True, Thomas, but one can always hope.

Ben R's avatar

So, give up and ignore it?

Let the leftist shitbags win via fraud and theft?

Thomas's avatar

Not exactly. It’s more that decades of duplicity, double standards, and insults to the public’s intelligence have left many Americans with a kind of exhausted resignation. The worst part is recognizing the gulf between what we were told and what we can plainly see.

In a functioning Constitutional Republic, many of these figures would have been investigated, tried, and, where warranted, convicted long ago. Instead, accountability always seems deferred, diluted, or denied altogether. When there’s a persistent disconnect between rhetoric and reality, public faith inevitably erodes.

My patience and goodwill are largely spent. I’ll believe something meaningful is happening when tangible consequences finally materialize - not before.

JohnAZ's avatar

Win by ambivalence and denial?

Mothertrucker's avatar

“SHOW ME THE MONEY JERRY”

Alexander Scipio's avatar

The problem, regardless of evidence, will be the “OJ Jury” empaneled in DC. I can’t think of any circumstance in which that jury will find any democrat guilty. This will put the nation in the “shot at the king and missed” situation, with Indies moving left cuz the Rs “obviously” weaponized DoJ in a political hit job. I sure hope Blanche does his serious work against the usual suspects in FL.

As to Maricopa, where I live & vote, Cartel Katie Hobbs needs to indicted, arrested, tried, convicted and imprisoned for life.

James Howard Kunstler's avatar

South Florida is not DC. Nor is NC, where Comey seashell trial will take place.

Mun’s Frolick's avatar

The American judicial system will not and cannot save the country. It is part of the problem.

JohnAZ's avatar

Right now it is THE problem. A good indicator is how many times the one federal judge trick has been used against Trump vs. Biden. Even the supposed Red judges are owned by the Deep State.

JohnAZ's avatar

The unanimity of the 2020 “investigations” by federal judges are proof. Nothing is unanimous.

Ben R's avatar

Or at a minimum, bankrupted defending herself in court.

Alexander Scipio's avatar

Too much cartel cash for that to happen.

Ben R's avatar

Funding can be traced and tracked, add a Rico charge on there, and tax evasion.

JohnAZ's avatar

IMO, tying the corruption of these people to the cartels and other crime families will need to happen.

Remember the Godfather and the ownership of the judges by the Mafia? It has not changed since then but has expanded. Now it is the ownership of the Blue cities.

JohnAZ's avatar

Hear, hear.

HRHofAquitaine's avatar

"French-kissing his fellow late-night soul-mate hosts goodbye, perhaps to honor the French origins of the Woke political ideology that guided his rocket flight to fame — Michel Foucault (1926–1984), who argued that power was all that mattered and that you could talk any absurdity about sex, mental illness, and criminality into mass belief."

I had to read the trash written by this so-called philosopher while attending the University of Washington in the mid 1990s. What no one said is that not only did he die from AIDs but that he caught AIDs because he didn't use protection and was known to favor teenage boys from Tunisia. Did he inform those teen boys that he was HIV positive? Of course not. What a despicable piece of trash.

"Foucault died in Paris from complications of HIV/AIDS."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michel_Foucault

Beth Nicolaides's avatar

Foucault, et al., utterly ruined English lit. classes for me, and I was in college before they banished Shakespeare, Chaucer, and Donne from the curriculum entirely. There have been decades of English lit. professors whose idea of lit crit is defecating on the pages and smearing it around, little else.

HRHofAquitaine's avatar

I started as an English major. Loved the books we read: Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, Great Expectations, King Lear. What I came to despise was what was called close reading. It was painful. That was when I bailed and changed my major to Philosophy and Latin as my minor. Never looked back!

Beth Nicolaides's avatar

I started as foreign language teacher with English minor, dropped teaching after it became clear that I would have no professional autonomy, graduated with Eng. lit. minor, and became a nurse, lol.

Some of those English lit. instructors seemed very emotionally disturbed. One cried on my shoulder once about her low pay while subjecting me to Chopin's _The Awakening_, which my puppy pulled off the shelf last month, chewed, then criticized it like an English professor.

A.M.'s avatar

Same here. Fortunately, I was at a college that at least let me argue without penalizing my grade--as it was hard to defend readers making up their own independent meaning without bothering to refer to the text. Which is sort of weird--I mean, at heart, didn't everyone know it was the Emperor's New Clothes, but it was sort of tolerated because of so much fertile soil for their publish or perish--and even a mediocre hack can coast along on some instant prestige by making up some sort of 'critical' nonsense....

RobSan's avatar

Lefties seem to scour the gutter for their heros & philosophers. BIZARRE.

JohnAZ's avatar

That is because they are in the gutter along side them.

HRHofAquitaine's avatar

I was never a fan of this post-modern French rubbish. It was all trash. Such a waste of my time.

Today I could look up the name using the internet to determine if taking such a course and spending money on the books was worth it.

The money and time I spend on Foucault was a complete waste.

Catherine Cronin's avatar

Yes the realization that compounds his murderous anger that this man was one of many did exactly what he did. They would brag about their ability to get as many people they could and then kill them. I guess the proclivities of those whose entire life is about sex and death is why they are an abomination in the Bible. It’s not the fact they are human but it’s their choices that are selfish and narcissistic. And yet people think “live and let live! “. Those are the people who also don’t care about their victims and their CHOSEN lifestyles.

These two creatures from hell get coverage on cable about a French kiss, is a flagrant display of their own support of deviant culture.

Beth Nicolaides's avatar

They say that in Fourth Turnings such as these, it always looks darkest before the dawn. I know I'm scanning the horizon for a rosette glow and listening for bird song. The Trump administration has some heavy lifting to do, it seems, but maybe there will some revelation so astonishing that it will break the mass psychosis and bring on some proper disgust.

JohnAZ's avatar

The slow process of enrichment of the immigrants will educate them that the socialists in the USA are really after their money. Same with Gen Z and Alpha. The tax and spend policies of the Left are its worst problem. Without mechanisms, education and illegal immigration, they cannot grow their base. There is going to be a political war over both of these mechanisms between 2026 and 2028. ICE and the border are front and center as the Left will try to figure out how to stop deportations. The Dept. of Education and federal grants for the Leftist SOBs in university America will be under fire. If MAGA is successful with these two items, socialism will be strangled.

Chris's avatar

Hasn't the left already, to a large degree, stopped deportations?

JohnAZ's avatar

Nope. Lots of demonstrations this summer against them doing their jobs. It is interesting though that Homan is not reporting results as much as before.

wkenn's avatar

It appears that which you are seeking is what Mattias Desmet described. It is the fear of something which is larger (bigger) than the fear one is presently facing.

There is a lot of interplay going on in the Imperial City. A complex web is in place. The members of the Cabinet are there for a reason, just as the guests on the just-completed trip to Bejing were all there for a reason.

It is as two wolves and a lamb deciding 'what's for dinner'.

My impression: the collective 'we' are represented by the lamb.

Beth Nicolaides's avatar

Er, "roseate". Thanks, autocorrect.

Ben R's avatar

One side will care, the other will just shrug and say it's all lies.

Like that moron who posted under the name Majella.

Amazing when foreigners try to tell Americans about our politics and put the cherry on top by saying they once lived here.

JohnAZ's avatar

He has current allies here.

FinemRespice's avatar

It's time to update the Statute of Limitations on a lot of crimes.

wkenn's avatar

It is certainly an idea worth entertaining.

Apparently the machinations include co-opting the system to guarantee the 'investigations' drag on interminably, thereby reaching the key date: statute of limitations expiry. It is a conspiracy within a conspiracy.

Ben R's avatar

Election fraud should have no statute of limitations.

JohnAZ's avatar

How about judicial fraud, how about immigration fraud?

IndependentThinker's avatar

I think that just happened re Fauci, didn't it? It seems that the powers that be create the illusion of transparency, investigation, and justice, but in reality, they do whatever it takes to run out the clock so that none of their "own" are held accountable.

JohnAZ's avatar

It is also time to allow enough time between administrations to take out the garbage. Thirty five years of Leftist control has changed America. Especially the Bushes.

Mark Homer's avatar

Maria's point is fair. 2028 is coming up, and they are still gathering evidence? The left wing is rioting in the streets already, and talking about packing the Supreme Court.

wkenn's avatar

The 'left wing' is not a monolith. The marxists, of which there are many woven through many organizations on the Far Left, believe their time has arrived. They could be correct.

JohnAZ's avatar

Mark, they have to try, the Dems are on shaky ground. Right now, to change the court, it will take unanimity of the Congress and president. Not anytime soon. Including 61 votes in the Senate.

wkenn's avatar

What really goes on? On paper it is the dream-come-true. Control of both Houses of Congress and the Executive. What could possibly go wrong? Well, we're seeing a lot of possibilities apparently vaporize in front of our eyes.

Jorge Fernandez's avatar

I've seen lots of embarrassing things during my life. But absolutely none of them come close to being as embarrassing as Colbert's "Vax - scene" crap with the Tequila music. If you offered me $250K to do it, I'd turn you down. That aside from the fact that it helped to maim and kill millions!

It's worth repeating that under Trump, then Biden, and now Trump 2.0, the criminal participants of the COVID Crime remain free as wild birds, enjoying the fruits of their crimes. The State is using all of its might and resources to protect those criminals. Way to go, Trump ... Gooooooooooooo MAGA!!!

JohnAZ's avatar

You have not been watching the congressional hearings on Covid and especially the Vaxx. Fauci is getting roasted pretty good. Paul Ryan is in the driver’s seat right now. I watched a panel of Vaxx haters led by Mc Collough go after Fauci and the gang.

Do you think that one problem may be the intent of the Deep State, led by Pence at the time, to use the Covid team set up by Trump, to bury Trump? Trump’s big problem was listening to the politics, rather than the science?

Ben R's avatar

After thirty years of trying and failing to get mRNA tech to work and not kill the critter being injected, why would anyone then decide it's ready for primetime without another decade of testing?

mRNA tech is poison with zero actual benefit.

JohnAZ's avatar

It originally was aimed at terminal cancer as a last resort. I believe sharing the spotlight with the Pence, Fauci team should be the mRNA tribe that took the opportunity to conduct a utilization experiment on the American people.

EssHaitch's avatar

Do something with Señior Thune!

John Schrauth's avatar

Si! We need to make ThDS-Thune Derangement Syndrome a thing. It is now beyond obvious he is sabotaging everything. We need someone to make the motion to vacate the Chair. Just like Ancient Rome and even Star Wars, the Senate is a hotbed of intrigue, treachery and industrial level backstabbing.

Captain Pompano's avatar

Colbert couldn't have gone out in a more fitting manner.

JohnAZ's avatar

Late night TV demonstrated that the MSM and entertainment collusion against Trump is real and NOT comedy. If you have watched Mrs. Maisel you will realize that stand up comedy is really not funny and its goal is to hurt people of choice to try to get laughs. Late night TV has not been funny since Carson and Leno. Today, it is toxic.

wkenn's avatar

I thought early Letterman had its moments. Inane stunts such as 'what does a watermelon sound like when it hits the ground after a ten story fall' were, in my opinion, escapist humor moments. Then again, I find comedies heavily laced with sight gags generate a ton of laughs and watch the re-runs to catch the ones I missed on first pass.

And yes, late night TV, which I avoid, along with just about all tv, is massive TDS on display.

John Schrauth's avatar

In all of these articles mourning the loss of this professional stupid person, I have not seen one mention of the tidbit that "Gutfeld" on FOX is the #1 late night comedy show.

JohnAZ's avatar

Yup, when the targets of comedy become gags instead of people?

John Schrauth's avatar

Polis releasing Tina Peters on June 1st is the first attempt by a major figure to get ahead of what they know is coming. Sickening how our media finds so much sympathy for filthy illegal multiple felons but none for a Gold Star mother who was made a political prisoner for trying to preserve files the state was demanding be illegally erased.

One may also recall how in 2000 the then highly inquisitive NYT went to Florida and did a recount of Bush vs Gore and then kept quiet when they discovered Bush had won by an exceedingly narrow margin.

Yirgach's avatar

So the network stooge wimp known as Colbert has decided on a queer limp wristed sayonara instead of a warrior's seppuku on live tv.

Now that would be have been real entertainment, eh Stepho?

A fitting departure for a real louse.

Teresa Parmenter's avatar

Now that would have been a must watch!

Larry Fenton's avatar

The wholesale absence of self-awareness has been staggering beyond belief!

Rosemary B's avatar

I never watched these "late night" shows, ever. I hate Hollywood. I pretty much always have.

I remember back in the day, I enjoyed watching Merv Griffin at 4:00pm... way back in the day.

I used to watch it when I came home from Junior High haha hahaha

The left ... and democrats, whatever.... Those pink haired mentally unwell people the whole lot of them are so annoying.

Madjack's avatar

Justice. Truth. Transparency. I long for these. The Augean stables need some serious shoveling!!

Edward Brady's avatar

“election denier” (as a "term") is the biggest tell of a person's mendacity ever created. Once you hear it uttered from someone's mouth, you know the unfortunate future you are about to be a witness to.

Mun’s Frolick's avatar

The history of America is basically a story of betrayal — leaders betraying the people, the people betraying themselves, everybody putting vanity and self-interest over virtue and collective-interest. It’s a story as old as mankind. In a word, history never repeats itself, but man always does.

JohnAZ's avatar

In America, prior to the 1930s debacle, Americans were very leery of the governments. Today, it is a measure of how successful the Left has been converting the American public’s thinking that the government is the solution instead of the problem.