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Commentary

The Memo is Out

I’m very sad to announce that I must now consider Fox News Network a member of the “Mainstream Media.” But that’s not what this posting is about. It’s about the memo that apparently went out to all of the news outlets in America. There are a few points to it:

  • Joe Biden is the winner 2020 presidential election. We’re not “projecting” him the winner, or announcing that he “seems to have won” the election. He is the “President-Elect.” Kamala Harris is the “Vice President-Elect.” They won. They are it. End of discussion.
  • Yes, we recognize that the vote is not official yet, but we’re not going to talk about that.
  • Yes, we recognize that Donald Trump (sore loser that he is) is mounting challenges in court, claiming wide-spread, systemic election fraud, and it might in some instances be necessary to mention this fact, but if it must be mentioned, the following verbal footnote shall be attached in every case: “…no evidence has been presented.” Variations of this phrase are allowed, such as “we have seen no evidence of this.”

“We have seen no evidence of fraud.” There’s plenty of evidence out there right now, anecdotal evidence in many cases, but a complete TV blackout has been ordered. After all, we mustn’t do anything to erode the American voter’s confidence in our election system, right? They weren’t so concerned about that four years ago when they were insisting that the Russians threw the election to Trump and that his election was “illegitimate.” It’s also hard to “erode” something that pretty-much no longer exists.

Here’s a good example. It isn’t the presidential election, but it is exactly the same issue that has been repeated in presidential, senatorial and house elections all over the country. It is related to the vote-counting software. Watch carefully, and be sure to listen to attorney Sidney Powell’s comments at the end.

That’s very interesting, and I do consider that “evidence” of voter fraud, but it’s just the tip of the iceberg. There is, however, one other thing I wanted to be sure to point out. Did you notice that CNN immediately cut to a “full-screen” when Kentucky began updating its vote tallies and kept it off the screen until CNN could update its ribbon? Do you really believe that this was a coincidence? It appears that CNN knew that the mysterious vote count adjustment was happening and tried to keep it off the screen. Wouldn’t that indicate that CNN at least knew about the computer manipulation of votes in real time? Were they a party to it? What about all of the other networks that played along?

Maybe there was another memo we don’t know about yet.

2020 Election, Commentary

Parapraxis?

A Freudian slip, also called parapraxis, is an error in speech, memory, or physical action that occurs due to the interference of an unconscious subdued wish or internal train of thought. The concept is part of classical psychoanalysis.

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Joe Biden is known to be a walking gaffe machine. I think that about half the time he is lying, but the other half of the time he simply can’t remember what is true or false. When you’re like that, every once in a while you’re going to slip up and tell the truth when you really didn’t mean to. Like in the debate, when he admitted that he wanted to get rid of oil and natural gas. Moderator Kristen Welker asked him, “why would you do that,” but her tone made it sound more like, “why would you ADMIT that?”

Here’s Joe bragging that they have “put together … the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics.”

https://youtu.be/MA8a2g6tTp0

It would be funny except that it’s not, because I think they have. Ask yourself, how can anyone hope to win an election with a candidate that has spent more time (a lot more time) hiding in his basement than on the campaign trail? A candidate whose very rare campaign events bring in tens of unenthusiastic attendees while his opponent is drawing tens of thousands of cheering people to multiple rallies in multiple states, two or three a day? A candidate who is walking around with what is probably the second biggest political scandal in American history hanging above his head? [The biggest is the attempted coup aimed at the Trump administration.] A candidate who averages one serious gaffe for every five minutes of uninterrupted speaking? Who cannot hold a news conference or ten-minute interview without reading his replies from a teleprompter? Who is on video affirming dozens of contradictory positions on scores of issues? Whose idea of reasoned debate is asking an interviewer if he takes drugs, challenging a questioning voter to a pushup contest or a fistfight, or telling a reporter that the voters do not have a right to know how he will respond to efforts to “pack” the Supreme Court? Who calls a young girl supporter a “lying dog-faced pony soldier” and his opponent’s supporters “chumps”? Who says he will raise taxes, confiscate guns, terminate America’s energy independence and spend trillions of dollars doing it?

How can they hope to win? They hope to win by cheating. That’s why they want to eliminate all voter ID laws. That’s why they demand universal mail-in balloting. That’s why they don’t want to verify signatures or other data on mail-in ballots. That’s why they don’t ever want dead people, non-voters and those who have moved away purged from the voter roles. That’s why they want to count the votes for days and days after the election. They will count, count and count and continue “finding” ballots in back rooms, closets, car trunks and storage units until, at last, the final count declares Joe Biden the winner. It’s not anything new. Democrats have a long and colorful history of cheating, but now they have built the “most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization” in our nation’s history and they are going to do it on a scale that is historic and unparalleled.

That’s why national polls have been manipulated to consistently show Biden in the lead–just as they did in 2016 when Hilary lost “unexpectedly” to Donald Trump. It is always intended to suppress the Republican vote, but this time there is a dual purpose. When the only poll that matters–the one on election day–confounds all of their expectations, this time they will use that to assert that Trump is trying to “steal the election” and they are planning–right now–to stage mass protests and riots if a Donald Trump victory seems possible. Screaming that Trump is trying to “steal the election,” they will set about trying to steal the election.

Search for “What is a Color Revolution?” and then get ready.