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Could be, though that thought doesn’t comfort me very much! I’ll pass on both the McNuggets and the lab meat.

Note the role played by the scamdemic, as a TON of wealth has essentially been transferred to Amazon, other tech companies, and the vaccine industry from all those small businesses that will never come back and from all those people who are losing jobs and homes (or who will soon) because society has been shut down. Anybody still think there’s no…[Read more]

Hard to believe. Tragic if true. I’m more worried about how to fight the technocratic, woke monoculture that’s likely to resemble a bulldozer on steroids if somehow Trump does not end up the one getting inaugurated.

Maybe the general public with finally start waking up to the fast-approaching totalitarianism. I keep hoping! To be honest, I think the vast majority will go along with this. There’s no limit on people’s gullibility and trust in authority.

They’re introducing it by increments: First these cards and texts on your cell phone. Soon it’ll be “Why…[Read more]

You mean people in positions of power and influence around the world?? Imagine that… 😉

Loved it! Really shows the absurdity of the scamdemic response. Kind of like holding a church service in a casino to circumvent the coercion.

Sounds plausible… Before this year, I never followed the media very much, so I’m not familiar with a lot of the who’s-who and backstory of recent years. I’ve been impressed/surprised by the kind of undercover journalism Veritas has put out. Assuming O’Keefe is legit, then more power to him! We desperately need more investigative journalism.

Same thoughts here. Upgrading server capacity can be very pricey, though. Given what I know about writing and book publishing–and how little it pays–it wouldn’t surprise me at all if upgrading server capacity and paying for extra web development time just weren’t feasible. FWIW, I just paid for an annual membership, finally. Not sure I’ll have…[Read more]

I’m fairly techy, and I know this site. I can assure you it wasn’t Dr. Farrell. My strong suspicion is that it’s a WordPress plugin, the web hosting service, something to do with the WordPress database, or some combination of the above. Less likely, IMO, but still possible is some kind of outside interference.

I was trying to post and click the “x” on the image so it wouldn’t take up so much space. Didn’t work, so I ended up deleting it. I’ll try again.

Addendum: Now, I keep trying to post stuff (outside this reply), and it keeps disappearing when I hit Save or Post. It’s one of those days when the site acts up. Probably a WordPress glitch. I’ll hold…[Read more]

I can’t figure how this Project Veritas is allowed to keep going… They’re even still on YT (as of the time I’m typing).

He’s a lawyer, after all… This is typical lawyer-type evasiveness. Anyone studying law learns early on to analyze every single word of any official text or statement. Later, they learn the art of using words to create loopholes.

If the local judges and DA’s wanted to, they could get somebody on obstruction of justice, destruction of evidence, or some other charge. And unless you physically obliterate or bust up a computer, you need topnotch expertise to truly wipe all data. So if the servers still exist, forensics would probably reveal something if somebody really wanted…[Read more]

Loved that “DC aristocracy” quote and found it quite telling: “The aristocracy of this city is ready to move on, daring to hope that the last four years was a fever that finally broke and life can get back to normal.” Fat chance, IMO. This shows how utterly unconnected from the American people the Washington elites are (as if we needed more proof…).

About AG Barr: Would the U.S. AG’s office have a role to play if, for example, a couple of legislatures in states where Biden “won” decided to appoint Trump electors instead? In other words, how much does his opinion matter–beyond bad PR for Trump’s side? Maybe it’s a pre-emptive strike to discredit any state legislators who might be hoping to…[Read more]

I don’t know who either person is, but it’s a pretty good explanation of how, from a legal standpoint, there’s a more than even chance the Supreme Court would declare the late-arriving Penn. ballots unconstitutional. Not that you can ever really predict what a judge is going to do.

I thought the point about Sydney Powell was interesting: the idea…[Read more]

Very good point that didn’t occur to me (duh!). Yep, a perfect cover for destroying data.

This was actually an office of the Banque de France, the French central bank, believe it or not.

I get where you’re coming from, ML, and I get where the truckers are coming from too… This is what happens when the political class (both parties, IMO) stops listening to half the population. I haven’t lived in the heartland for a long time, but the way I see it, there’s a whole lot of Americans who at the very least want to have their voices,…[Read more]