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both of you and Michael are too embarrassed to admit you’re going to vote for Biden.
so why don’t you guys tell me who’s actually going to be running the country if Biden gets elected? you know he’s not going be calling the shots. he’ll be a puppet for someone. who is that someone?
Barrack Hussein Obama??? Or some other current campaign official or advisor? name names. And don’t play stupid. you know Biden doesn’t know where he was yesterday. the guy has dementia. he’s not going be running anything. The only thing he can do is read a Teleprompter and what other people tell him to say. Master of puppets..
so why don’t you guys tell me who’s actually going to be running the country if Biden gets elected? you know he’s not going be calling the shots. he’ll be a puppet for someone. who is that someone?
Barrack Hussein Obama??? Or some other current campaign official or advisor? name names. And don’t play stupid. you know Biden doesn’t know where he was yesterday. the guy has dementia. he’s not going be running anything. The only thing he can do is read a Teleprompter and what other people tell him to say. Master of puppets..
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He’s a marketing clown. Photo manipulation is a given for such a weak man
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He had five days to move out of the house in Brightwood Park, and now Daniel Vought stood looking at the plastic crates stacked in the living room holding his things. T-shirts. Power cords. Pokémon cards and stuffed animals. His beloved guitar — a Gibson Explorer electric — still hung on the wall. He figured it would be safer staying behind.
A new housemate was coming, one who could actually pay $800 a month for the room Vought, 30, had lived in rent-free since the coronavirus pandemic shut down the Georgetown bar where he worked.
For four months, his unemployment benefits application had been snared in red tape at the D.C. Department of Employment Services, a black hole of unanswered emails, phone holds and automated voice messages offering delays instead of answers.
Hundreds, if not thousands, of people in the nation’s capital have been sucked down the same confusing abyss. Through July 29, the employment office has fielded more than 133,000 claims, nearly five times the number processed in all of 2019.
Last month, I wrote that president Trump had admitted to a crime against humanity. It was true. The president had openly bragged about deliberately slowing down COVID-19 testing for political gain, thereby causing the deaths of untold numbers of Americans to make himself look better. It is a monstrous crime for which he has not yet been held accountable.
But a new report from Vanity Fair implicates both Trump and his son-in-law Jared Kushner of an unspeakable horror orders of magnitude greater. Instead of implementing a comprehensive and aggressive national testing plan as originally recommended by the White House coronavirus task force, Kushner scuttled it. The president and his son-in-law were instead content to allow tens of thousands of Americans die as long as they were mostly people of color, and hailing from Democratic states and counties. Not only that, they saw it as a political opportunity to both cull the numbers of opposing voters and lay blame on Democratic governors at the same time: ...
If this is true–and there is very little reason to doubt its veracity, despite the White House press secretary’s denials–it would constitute perhaps the greatest crime against humanity of any president in American history. Andrew Jackson’s Trail of Tears was more deliberately vicious and murderous; George W. Bush’s immoral war of choice in Iraq killed more people overall.
But no American president has ever betrayed his oath of office more profoundly than in deliberately allowing the deaths of more than 150,000 of his own fellow citizens and counting for partisan political gain.
We even lack the vocabulary to describe it. “Gross negligence” doesn’t reach the level of the crime. “Murder” is lurid, but frankly not comprehensive enough in scope to describe the death of 150,000. “Treason” comes to mind when considering that the President of the United States knowingly allowed 150,000 Americans to die because they were mostly his political opponents–but despite his Russia entanglements, there is no direct evidence he did so on behalf of a foreign power.
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25 March 2020 …
"The handling of the coronavirus is a political attempt at state-sanctioned mass murder that is going to be successful unless measures are taken to stop this administration and its backers."
"The pretext the GOP gave -- which is revolting just as pretext -- is that this is what's good for the economy. They are willing to kill you for the economy. That's the message they actually *want* out there."
"What's horrifying is that the other message, the real truth behind this, is much worse. They are willing to kill you because they are willing to kill you. That has been the truth the entire time."
"These are fascists. They see a depopulated country and planet as easier to implement authoritarian policies in, especially during a time of climate change. They have been telling you their plans the whole time."
"This administration is backed by a transnational mafia, rapture fiends, vicious plutocrats, eugenicists, white supremacists. They are all using Trump as a vehicle for their own horrific agendas."
"Bannon never went away. The goal of human destruction, and their system of ranking people according to a hierarchy in which they are inherently on top, never went away. This is a neo-nazi project."
Thread by @sarahkendzior: "The handling of the coronavirus is a political attempt at state-sanctioned mass murder that is going to be successful unless measures are t…
"The handling of the coronavirus is a political attempt at state-sanctioned mass murder that is going to be successful unless measures are taken to stop this administration and its backers."
"The pretext the GOP gave -- which is revolting just as pretext -- is that this is what's good for the economy. They are willing to kill you for the economy. That's the message they actually *want* out there."
"What's horrifying is that the other message, the real truth behind this, is much worse. They are willing to kill you because they are willing to kill you. That has been the truth the entire time."
"These are fascists. They see a depopulated country and planet as easier to implement authoritarian policies in, especially during a time of climate change. They have been telling you their plans the whole time."
"This administration is backed by a transnational mafia, rapture fiends, vicious plutocrats, eugenicists, white supremacists. They are all using Trump as a vehicle for their own horrific agendas."
"Bannon never went away. The goal of human destruction, and their system of ranking people according to a hierarchy in which they are inherently on top, never went away. This is a neo-nazi project."
Thread by @sarahkendzior: "The handling of the coronavirus is a political attempt at state-sanctioned mass murder that is going to be successful unless measures are t…
He’s been dismissed as a buffoon, a small-time tyrant who ruled in the shadow of Hitler and Stalin. But in the world of twentieth century dictators, Benito Mussolini was a pioneer. He created fascism, a movement that would plunge most of Europe into darkness. From undermining judges to indoctrinating children, he pioneered key tactics that other dictators would use to seize power.
Mussolini experimented with socialism as a young man, but as Europe was consumed by World War I he was drawn to nationalism. Wounded in the war, he came home in 1917 and began to formulate the fascist ideology, which celebrated military might, extreme devotion to country and the superiority of the Italian people. Fascism also glorified ancient Rome, with the promise to return the country to the glories of the past.
Mussolini experimented with socialism as a young man, but as Europe was consumed by World War I he was drawn to nationalism. Wounded in the war, he came home in 1917 and began to formulate the fascist ideology, which celebrated military might, extreme devotion to country and the superiority of the Italian people. Fascism also glorified ancient Rome, with the promise to return the country to the glories of the past.
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