I chose Trump as the lesser evil. Essentially I hated Clinton and wanted to derail her gangster regime. I did not expect Trump to have his family make decisions. I also expected better choices in his Cabinet picks and rather hoped as a Billionaire he would have been stronger in saying NO. He was a great disappointment and proved to my satisfaction the government of criminals cannot be stopped by one man. His great mistake was not building a mass base of support. Of course this presumes he was MAGA in fact and not in talk.
Yup. I too noticed how writers seek to avoid owning their ideas. Perhaps this arises due to fear of litigation. Perhaps to be able to have plausible deniability.
Great post. Let us indeed get this straight - tyranny lives, tyranny works, tyranny specializes in the details w/o the ability to simplify. Tranny creeps bin on little cat burglar feet before anyone knows but worms their way into the woodwork before they can be eradicated. Cockroaches - they’re not worth a fancier term. Eradicate them. We simply don’t have a choice.
Unfortunately, since I'd choose TRUMP over XIDEN any day, I think that you are right about this one for sure. Read "A Plague Upon Our House" by Atlas, who was a doctor on the committee for awhile, and it laid out how Kushner was pretty incompetent regarding what happened with the plandemic. He did not go against whatever was recommended and did not question any of it. Trump trusted him to do right by the public and he failed.
I chose Trump as the lesser evil. Essentially I hated Clinton and wanted to derail her gangster regime. I did not expect Trump to have his family make decisions. I also expected better choices in his Cabinet picks and rather hoped as a Billionaire he would have been stronger in saying NO. He was a great disappointment and proved to my satisfaction the government of criminals cannot be stopped by one man. His great mistake was not building a mass base of support. Of course this presumes he was MAGA in fact and not in talk.
Yup. I too noticed how writers seek to avoid owning their ideas. Perhaps this arises due to fear of litigation. Perhaps to be able to have plausible deniability.
Great post. Let us indeed get this straight - tyranny lives, tyranny works, tyranny specializes in the details w/o the ability to simplify. Tranny creeps bin on little cat burglar feet before anyone knows but worms their way into the woodwork before they can be eradicated. Cockroaches - they’re not worth a fancier term. Eradicate them. We simply don’t have a choice.
Unfortunately, since I'd choose TRUMP over XIDEN any day, I think that you are right about this one for sure. Read "A Plague Upon Our House" by Atlas, who was a doctor on the committee for awhile, and it laid out how Kushner was pretty incompetent regarding what happened with the plandemic. He did not go against whatever was recommended and did not question any of it. Trump trusted him to do right by the public and he failed.
The first sentence in the sixth paragraph of Jeffrey Tucker's article can easily be missed.
"We cannot say for sure but Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner played an important role."
We cannot say for sure.... but. Is this how "evidence" is presented? I don't think so.
Beeb sez-https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-32622465