Loyal readers know I’ve said since Biden was installed that the regime would railroad Donald Trump to neutralize his candidacy through lawfare. This is just the most recent example.
Yesterday, a High Party DA finally kept a promise the party had been making to its zealot contingent since 2016.
Trump was arraigned in New York City on Tuesday after being indicted on 34 counts of falsifying business records in the first degree. Trump pleaded not guilty to the charges.
To be up front with you, I’m not even going to take credit for this prediction.
Everybody saw this coming, except oblivious Conservatives who are still shocked when the Death Cult does exactly what it told them it would do.
In all honesty, the most interesting comment on this show trial didn’t come from any current or former American president, it came from the president of El Salvador.
Not to throw shade at the Salvadoran President, but his reaction bears a striking resemblance to a certain meme …
Everybody should know by now that accusing the Death Cult of double standards accomplishes nothing.
Their entire morality is based on not being subject to true morality.
That’s the main appeal of the Death Cult: getting a pass to indulge in sins, not just without shame, but while feeling like a paragon of goodness.
So they take normal people’s accusations of immorality as proof of their moral uprightness.
Bukele does have a point, though.
The US regime is immune to charges of hypocrisy. But their constant browbeating of every other country in the name of democracy while backing the overthrow of democratically elected governments is making them hemorrhage allies.
Just ask yourself how many other heads of state are thinking what the President of El Salvador said.
Lots of folks in Washington should be asking themselves the same question.
And the answer should make them dial back the despotism.
But they won’t.
Because fanatical Death Cult.
Prepare for chaos.
And stop funding the cult.
Let my #1 best seller show you how:
Great example of conservative pundits playing the Washington Generals:
Heard a radio pundit say that conservatives should resist the impulse to take legal action against politicians for this, even for actual crimes. Not due to respect to the office. Not due to fears that even legitimate action against political opponents might lead to civil war. No, the reason given was “if we do that now, it will only enable the left to do even more extreme actions in the future.”
The griftercon/establishmentcon appeal to normies is literally “support us, not because we will make the country better, but because you should be worried about the left doing things in the future which they are already shamelessly doing now.”
Great example.
The cucks’ other pet hobbyhorse since Roe v Wade was overturned has been to cry “The sky is falling!” anytime a Democrat wins a race for dog catcher. Step 2 of the snow job is blaming the loss on pro-lifers despite a total lack of evidence. The punchline is always lecturing the peasants that they need to embrace Moloch worship if they want Team Red to win.
Why they should want a party that refuses to represent them to win is never explained.
If I were more paranoid and cynical, I’d be tempted to think that the regime allowed Roe to be struck down so they could pull this exact con job on Conservatives.
“We’re better than that!” doesn’t really do much when the barrel of a gun is pressed against your temple.
They aren’t even making that appeal. Being a principled loser would be one thing. It would be admirable to refuse to permit abortions, even with a gun to your head. Though, as our host notes, they aren’t going to hold up THAT principle.
No, instead of saying that we should be principled losers, they are saying that it is in our best interest to lose, since supposedly this will convince the left to stop using the tactics that are allowing them to win. Even though this is an absurd idea on the face of it, since the left never asked our permission to do the stunts that they have already done.
It’s just so pathetic. Yet I’m not even surprised when I meet people who fall for it. I’m surprised when I meet people who don’t.
Distinctions need to be drawn between those things and methods that are intrinsically evil, those that are not in themselves evil but might have negative consequences, and those that are simply ‘bad form.’ Talking about “principles” has the unfortunate tendency to elide the distinctions.
Forget Trump, I find it noteworthy that the FBI killed the top aide to the former Republican Governor in MD and it’s just accepted as normal by everyone.
At the end of the day, the Death Cult can just kill you and get away with it (in this world at least.)