I don’t normally deal with useless subjects like presidential elections, given that history has told us (with the exception of JFK) that it matters not a whit who is in office, at least re the major issues, like war, our civil liberties, and so on. But this one is different and the giveaway was a moment in the ‘Presidential Debate’ a couple nights ago.
Biden was asked if he plans to pack the supreme court and dump the filibuster, two closely related issues. Biden refused to answer the question and did so in a manner that tells us exactly what the democrats plan to do if they get in power. It was good old Tucker Carlson who reminded me of this. (Unbelievably, I’m really starting to like Tucker. Yes, a shocker of a statement coming from yours truly, given who he works for.)
Take a look at his recent ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight’ for the details on what I mean.
Just for a change of subject: You have to click it to see it but this is a nice fireball in the Arizona skies on September 16.
This is serious stuff, and I’m not even counting the possibility of outright civil war if the election results are still again monkeyed with and this time the ‘loser’ refuses to step down (as Al Gore, for one, did). See, another amazing aspect of this one is how obvious it is that the ‘candidate’ is no more than a front for the real PTB (I speak of Biden here); the PTB which, in this case, are behind the COVID black op, for one thing. However much you dislike Trump, one thing we know for sure is that he is less ‘manageable’ than Biden; we can therefore be sure that our real enemies much, much prefer Biden in office, not Trump.
This of course is enough of a reason to vote for Trump, notwithstanding that the vote will certainly be rigged, and I don’t mean via Google (etc.) cyber-mind control, although that’s surely in play. Any time computers are involved in a matter, the rig will be in. Period.
Addendum: Regarding elections and more specifically the last one, wherein we’re told ‘the Russians’ influenced the vote count via social media shenanigans: Please tell me you understand how utterly ridiculous this notion is. I mean, just picture how it would go. Picture acres of Rooskies at their consoles typing in Facebook comments like: ‘You arrre to be voting forrrr Trrrump, please!’ or the like. My point being How many of them speak perfect English and also know enough of our culture to pull off the sort of subtle NLP needed to change someone’s vote?
They use bots, you say? Why hire their bots, given that the best of the best are right here in Silicon Valley? And you still have to program them to spout perfect cultural English, and who’s going to do that in Vladivostock? (How come nobody brought this up?)
It makes no sense whatsoever.
Addendum to the addendum: For a great example of how our minds are bent by the PTB, read this Wiki ‘Russian Interference With The 2016 U.S. Elections’ with the above in mind. Notice that the language issue somehow never comes up.
I dunno what this one is but I calculate it’s doing above 5,000 mph.
But back to the question Biden would not answer. His bizarre change of subject, and how Chris Wallace let it slide (a sure sign who he works for) means that that the PTB (via the dems) want to destroy what’s left of our Constitution and really take over. Utter control over the Supreme Court would be the first big move in this direction.
There’s much more I could say on this subject but you are a smart lot; you understand the implications here.
On the (just slightly) brighter side, I believe Trump will win the popular vote, for this reason: The choices are so depressing that only true fanatics (of one side or the other) will bother to vote (or risk their lives in the cities), and I sense that there are more Trump fanatics than Biden ones. I mean you’d have to be as demented as Biden himself appears to be to get excited about the guy.
But who actually ‘wins’ the popular vote is not likely to mean much, if anything, this time around.
One more time: Stock up! Include food seeds in your stash if you have access to some decent growing soil. (If you don’t have access, buy ’em anyway. Seeds and ammo may become the best barter items in the not distant future.)
Allan
Yeah, I’ll get around to the promised A.I. post. Stuff keeps distracting me.
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