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Now I’ve heard it all. A comment posted on Rumble in response to an interview with I don’t remember who, but certainly an interview with an interviewee who pushed some hot US political buttons …
“Trump’s game is too complex and long range for most to understand. I’m going to stay with Trump and wait for the long game.”
This particular comment dovetails with other Trump comments I’ve read (or had people say to me), such as …
“Trump kept Birx and Fauci close so he could keep an eye on the enemy.”
“Trump had to initiate the warp speed vaxx to get the US out of lock down.”
omg. Seriously? He was the PRESIDENT of the country. He INITIATED the lock down. He INITIATED the warp speed vaxx. He ALLOWED all of those maniacal administrative psychopaths (and the pharma corporations) to dictate what happened over the last 10 months of his presidential term.
But all this has apparently been some sort of “long game?” Just how many people have to die while this long game that’s too complex for us dummies to understand is playing out? How many children have to die? If people actually believe this is all part of Trump’s long game that is too complex for most to understand, I have an idea ….
Publish the rules of Trump’s long game and how the various game pieces can be and/or are moved about to result in, ultimately, checkmate. The rest of us would like to better understand Trump’s long game and the majority of US citizens would certainly support a long game that drains the swamp.
(Since MSM would just mock whatever is published about the long game, there is nothing to worry about from that quarter).
BTW, this comment is not about who to vote for in the next primary election. As far as I can tell, it makes no difference who people vote for.
AND … following these lines of thought … seems it won’t be long before Trump is [quite] literally walking on water. (Pretty sure AI can help with some realistic images, ay?)
wtf is wrong with us?
Also, D Benton, “I am simply stating a self-evident truth about what has actually been done …”
Huh?? So the US held a gun to each leader’s head and forced each of them to sign a contract to inject their citizens with the mRNA vaxx? If you say so!!! But the fact that not one leader has been open to sharing the terms of their contract with the pharma giants indicates something a bit different. Unless, I suppose, the US is also forcing other national leaders to withhold the details of their contracts?
All I’m saying is … we need to stop absolving other countries of what they’ve done and acknowledge they’re also guilty. We cannot begin to come to terms with this until we stop blaming the US for everything, which is what is currently taking place.
D Benton: “… what has actually been done, and which (I reiterate) is still being done, by the collective will of the United States of America.“
I believe that it is the collective will of ALL “western” countries who are a party to this debacle (and many previous debacles). To absolve [their] leaders of responsibility is to indicate that the US has enough “collective will” to direct every leader in every country who went along with each debacle. I don’t believe that. Not for one minute. The countries that went along with it are part of the “collective” problem. These are not children we’re talking about, it’s leaders who are more than willing to pretend their decisions were due to an outside party.
It’s interesting. I don’t blame any other nation for how far off track the US got after 911 with regard to our military actions and in taking away the rights of our citizens. I blame it all on my government. But for any other nation in the world, when their leaders make a bad decision it’s because the US did “something” (insert your favorite word). Must be a relief when a nation’s leaders are absolved of responsibility for their decisions and actions because they had no choice.
D. Benton: “Covid vaccines were the premeditated, documented official action of the United States war making apparatus that sought to . . . and did . . . kill millions of people in nations throughout the world …”
Nations, apparently, who are simply too stupid to think for themselves. Wth. Somehow the US is the only nation capable of … well, just about anything according to the comments here. If it weren’t for the US, everyone would be surrounded by unicorns and rainbows.
For a bit of a chuckle. Below is a youtube comment on Awaken with JP’s video “Banking Collapse Explained for Dummies”:
“Banking is safe and effective. Banks just need a booster every now and again.”
Didn’t list the user name as that’s not mine to share. But ya gotta admit – THAT is funny. 🙂
Stockman on Brownstone: “The Administrative State Strikes Again: Monetary Edition”
Comments today are amusing. I’ve found myself actually laughing out loud. 🙂
Dr D. (#130916). While your comments are always entertaining, parts of today’s comment are worthy of consideration for a stand-up comic’s routine. Especially the one about the Academy Awards.
Dr D Rich: (beware Jonathan Turley). I’ve never been a Turley fan. I find that something is a bit off with most of his … “legal assessments.” Bottom line in this particular case: exculpatory evidence was withheld from the defense. No matter your personal feelings on what took place on J6, the legal problem begins and ends with that fact.
Mr. House: regarding the Rogan /Bari Weiss clip. Thank you! I’ve not read her work. Now I know why. If she’s what we consider a leading journalist these days, we have bigger problems than foreign balloons floating over our country.
I also have a confession. I did it. I took out NordStream using my inflatable dinghy and snorkeling equipment. I’m sorry. Should have come clean sooner and saved all this hullabaloo.
@phoenix: “… we need to stop getting up on our ideological high horses and shooting arrows at everyone who doesn’t have an identical horse.”
Yes.
Dr D Rich: “Psychopathic indifference and lack of empathy look like “talent” in doctors, nurses, soldiers, SEALs, marines and EMTs.” Interesting perspective. Thank you.
jb-hb: Regarding winning a billion dollar lottery. I think you’ve already been tested. I’d place a bet on you spending a good chunk of the money to help humanity in whatever way you thought might be of benefit.
Doc Robinson: regarding which “substances” should be tested for dioxin. I’ve wondered as I watch them scoop up bucket loads of ash and drop them into a dump truck, with clouds of ash carried away by the wind … just what is it everyone is being exposed to during this silly maneuver? Thank you for the link.
Re: the ongoing climate change debate. Hard to believe anyone is still responding to AFKTT’s comments after all this time. Agree with jb-hb, it must be painful to live in AFKTT’s head. For the record, AFKTT … yes, we are all just plain stupid, too stupid to even understand we’re stupid, and only you know the truth. 🙂
There isn’t an ounce of intelligence in “artificial intelligence”. It’s not intelligence, it’s machine learning. We need to wrap our heads around that and stop running around like our hair is on fire over the concept of AI.
Still remember learning WAY back, while attending a college course on computing … garbage in, garbage out. Can’t wait to see the fall out once AI, chatbots, or whatever it’s called … is hacked by a skilled hacker or group of hackers or just about anyone with the time and desire. Now that will be entertaining indeed.
If the past 3 years have taught us anything, it’s that being irrationally fearful is almost the worst thing we can do to mitigate damage.
@Dr D: “It could be easily fixed, but to do that all one has to do is tell the truth. It would be undone just the way it was done. We just slowly walk away from hell, and back where we came, with smaller people, smaller shops, smaller companies, more local and more moral.”
Well said. 🙂 Thank you.
“Golden Rock … seems to defy gravity …”
Not sure I’d spend much time on the downside of that.
“Moscow’s war is expected to dominate the opening of the top UN rights body’s main annual session in Geneva. […] The meeting, which is due to last a record six weeks …”
Not much surprises me anymore, with one possible exception: that the people in these global alphabet organizations (UN, WHO, WEF, NATO, et al) actually believe what they have to say is important to anyone but their own little bubble. Talk about living in a state of denial.
Great line up today, RIM. Thank you!
aspnaz, who are we to judge anyone, much less “condemn” them?
@Curlene48 …. Well stated. Agree.@tboc: “… scaling the abyss is indeed more terrifying than scaling the heights of virtue ..”
My apologies. I’m afraid I can be rather dense. What exactly is the abyss in this case?
D. Benton: “I am impatient.”
Leads my pack, too. 😉 And I’m old. Need to work harder on improving that (she noted impatiently)
Dr D: “Only wonks like us are aware how overplayed it is, the volume and over-action seems normal to most out in the bleacher seats.”
I hadn’t looked at it that way. Thank you for some insight into understanding other people’s viewpoints.
@russellnblbs: “That seems the wrong way around to me.”
You nailed it.
I find it difficult to have an ounce of caring for Biden. I watch clips where he says the most despicable things in the most vicious manner about half our citizens and … I find it impossible to care about him. And, no, I have no compassion for his state of dementia because he’s been vicious for his entire career. I guess I’ll leave that particular item to a higher power that’s far more advanced than I am.
@tboc: thank you for your thoughts this morning (my time) and the reminder, which we all need at times. Much appreciated.
Red: “It’s always about distraction it would seem. What isn’t being talked about?”
Could be. Could also be they can’t drug Biden up enough to be semi-functional in public anymore …
“Biden took the documents while vice president and they remain classified to this day.”
This is the most important aspect of the story – which the MSM keep working hard on overlooking. Biden was VP. He had no right to any classified document.
Kind of like Hunter’s laptop. MSM, now they have to admit it exists, keep saying, “but it’s the President’s son so not important …” It isn’t about Hunter, it’s about the current President being compromised.
I don’t know as Biden is being “set up.” I think there’s “classified documents” stored in odd places all over the country. Why they’re being found now is an interesting question ….
Dr D: ““Sean Penn introduces Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the #GoldenGlobes2023”
Who and who at what? I only care about important people and things.”
Thank you. Agreed.
Germ: your links are coming faster and faster. Sad.
Was talking with a local woman the other day and she brought up the so-called vaccines. Almost lost her grandson (in his 20s) from Pfizer. He immediately had significant blood and health issues – I can’t remember the medical details, sorry – but he now has TYPE 1 diabetes. I thought you could only be born with that? Apparently not.
Her daughter (40s) got blood clots in her legs. At hospital with those when they discovered her hemoglobin was half the normal value. Hospital was going to send her home. Boyfriend threw a fit and said no. Good thing he did. She was bleeding internally, had to have emergency surgery, or would have died.
The woman asked me if I was vaxxed and when I said no, she said “you’re the smart one.” I guess she and her husband got the vaxx that’s single dose here in the US (can’t remember which brand it is). She wishes they never did. First vaxxed person I’ve run across who is ready to admit that.
D Benton: “The time you need to start worrying is when you have to ask yourself what the hell it was you said in the first place.”
I’m in trouble.
@D Benton: “Just had a brief conversation with chatGPT.”
Too tired tonight to read your feedback, but looking forward to reading it tomorrow. Thank you.
Apparently we’ve gone from populating the deep state’s dbase about our personal lives via FB, Twitter, TikTok, et al, to actually helping them train AI using our participation in an app – cost free to them!!
Seriously? I mean … SERIOUSLY?? I give up. Humans are just plain stupid.
“ChatGPT is an advanced AI chatbot trained by OpenAI which interacts in a conversational way. The dialogue format makes it possible for ChatGPT to answer followup questions, admit its mistakes, challenge incorrect premises, and reject inappropriate requests.”
@ram: “Tell me this isn’t the mRNA “vaccines” doing this. It pains me to see good, but too trusting, people dying like flies.”
I’m with you. Breaks my heart to witness what’s happening. If this thing continues to go south, I will have no one I’m close to who make it through. 🙁 I’ve got my fingers crossed this begins to lessen in the very near future.
I could also point to gender fluidity as an example because an extremely small percentage of the population is now driving everyone else’s language and actions. But I don’t have the energy nor do I feel like nitpicking the subtleties of this issue.
Suffice it to say that as a female, I’d prefer men with a penis not be in my public bathroom or locker room.
AFKTT: “… therefore ‘the majority win’ in societal and political forums …”
Actually, that’s not true. People have evaluated this and found that the minority winds up directing what the majority participate in.
Easiest example? Kosher foods. Someone throws a party and some guests are Kosher. Host purchases as many Kosher foods/beverages as possible because non-Kosher will eat Kosher. But Kosher won’t eat non-Kosher.
@Oroboros: “She wondered if it was aging boomers jaywalking or driving their cars trying to play old rock music from their iphones was doing it …”
Short answer. No.
Gosh, we’ve gotten stupid. Think of all the dumb ass excuses being headlined for why people are dropping dead. (wish I could insert a face slap emoji here …)
@kultsommer: “Story that goes from Chiquita-banana …”
Thank you for drawing a line. Will think about that.
Btw, has anyone else noticed how lovely all these young people are that die suddenly? Every time I see a pic it breaks my heart. 🙁
D Benton: “I fully agree with your take on jb-hb’s talents, but suggest the best use of them would be to put them to work right here on TAE.”
Won’t argue that! Except I think jb-hb is frustrated and bored, needing to earn some money, and his (are you a “he” jb?) talents could make some scratch without having to bend a knee to the companies that mandate what you do with your body. 🙂
@jb-hb: I suppose I knew they weren’t your original concepts, but you do present things in a very simple and approachable manner.You’re intelligent, capable of thinking through complex topics, and a good writer. I noticed that right away when you started posting comments. I’ll just drop that tidbit here and you can figure out if you want to do something with it in the future. 😉
@Doc Robinson: since I have time to be on here today commenting, want to make sure to thank you, again, for the time you take to analyze studies and clearly present the findings so we can better understand. 🙂
