Aswan Paki Bros, Seth Rich… all that ancient history.

Our side needs to remember and study and learn from these and other data points. Absolutely.

But the idea that somehow the Truth Will Out through the efforts of honest solid citizens and that Joe Public will see the light…. Not gonna happen.

Don’t want to sound like perpetual Black Pill Man. But needs to be clear distinction between what we need to know about our Enemy and what it will take to defeat said Enemy. Can’t be done with Facts and Truth. You can’t debate with hypocrites and liars. Joe Public is at least 80% sheep. Goes for both notional sides. It’s not for nothing that there was a Vanguard of the Proletariat and Alter Kaempfers. Or have a look at Henry VII, The Early Years.

By Other Means.

It’s a man-on-the-scene type thing, and the writer makes it clear that his purpose is not to editorialize. But his eye does pick out some salient features to the protest events.

‘Operation’ Fast and Furious, Benghazi, the Mueller ‘investigation’, the FISA Scandal, Judge Sullivan’s treatment of Gen. Flynn… how many outrages must pass before you acknowledge that the House, with the MSM running interference, only ‘addresses’ what it wishes to?”

Add to it the Awan brothers security breach, China penetration of the CIA spy network, Uranium One and Seth Rich’s murder.

Solid question. My response is that cracks are starting to appear in the monolithic response and denial. If the rumored document dump does occur that starts the ball rolling. Also I have faith that once the Republicans take back the house there will be enough truth seekers that it will allow the release of other information to the American People. The Totalitarians may try to ignore it but in the end I believe it will come out. Call me a fool but that is what I work towards.

p.s. Thanks, Betsy.

I shudder at the reports that 15,000 Nat. Guard soldiers, armed with lethal weapons, will “guard” the Capitol at inauguration, which is also surrounded by razor wire. We face an apparent willingness of uniformed Americans shooting other Americans to death, not seen since 1865.

We have seen one young unarmed woman killed by a single pistol shot by a Capitol policeman. Who remembers her? The news reports say 5 people died “in the riot”. She was one; 3 died of natural causes outside, heart attack, etc.; and a Capitol cop got struck on the head, went back to his office, where he declined and died in-hospital some hours later. I suspect his as yet unstated cause of death was an epidural hematoma, which even the Aztecs knew how to treat by just making a hole in the skull to let the blood compressing the brain out. His delay killed him.

Sure seems that way to me. To those clamoring to clean up the voting exercise, I can only say that I’m with you in spirit and motive, but given who controls the dissemination and control of information going forward, I’m more inclined to the “no rational reason” persuasion. By the way, I have not read a single one of “the hundreds of sworn affidavits”. Has anyone here?

Cicero again: “Biden is going to keep the country shut down with COVID oppression and shower most of us with helicopter money to the amount of $1.9 trillion. Fiscal insanity, or Modern Monetary Theory, they are equal, just as rational as Critical Race Theory. The effects will be permanently ruinous, economically and socially.”

Caution, Cicero and now Geoffrey [“The Great”] Britain as well: I personally take the counsel of Yogi Berra to heart, that “it’s tough to make predictions, especially about the future.” Biden (or Harris) may well open up the country at some point, probably in phases [I know, “it’s tough to make predictions”], especially if the people controlling him/her/them think it would be to their advantage to do that.

But a further word of caution now. For a long, long time, I was a serious deficit hawk, and I looked for “permanently ruinous” consequences to the out-of-control bipartisan spending: first with Reaganomics and all the way to Trump’s deficit spending (about which no one seems to care any more). At some point, I’ve given up. There may yet come those “permanently ruinous” consequences; I’m still scared of them but my fear has been tranquilized as with a drug. It’s tough to make economic predictions, especially since humans are involved and especially since economic “laws” and goalposts seem to have peculiar ways of changing unpredictably.