Monday, October 28, 2019

kunstler seems to have outdone himself this time, and i include a quote here from his latest that sums up some of why i say that: To set the record straight I’m forced to repeat something that these New Age Jacobins seem unable to process: you don’t have to be a Trump cheerleader to be revolted by the behavior of his antagonists, which is a stunning spectacle of bad faith, dishonesty, incompetence, and malice;


Judging by the volume of intemperate emails and angry social media blasts that come my way, the party of impeachment seems to be inhaling way too much gas from the smoking guns it keeps finding in the various star chambers of its inquisition against you-know-who. You’d think that the failure of Mr. Mueller’s extravaganza might have chastened them just a little — a $32 million-dollar effort starring the most vicious partisan lawyers inside-the-Beltway, 2,800 subpoenas issued over two years, 500 search warrants exercised, and finally nothing whatever to pin on Mr. Trump — except the contra-legal assertion that now he must prove his innocence.
When you state just that, these frothing hysterics reply that many background figures — if not the Golden Golem of Greatness himself — were indicted and convicted of crimes by Mr. Mueller’s crew. Oh yes! The Russian troll farm called the Internet Research Agency was indicted for spending $400,000 on Facebook ads (and never extradited or tried in a court-of-law). Pretty impressive victory there! The hacking of Hillary Clinton’s emails by “Russia”? Still just alleged, never proven, with plenty of shady business around the search for evidence. Paul Manafort, on tax evasion of money earned in Ukraine, 2014? We’ll see about that as the whole filthy business of the 2014 Ukraine regime change op under Mr. Obama gets reviewed in the months ahead. George Papadopoulos for lying to the FBI? Stand by on that one, too; still a developing story. General Michael Flynn, for ditto? You may have noticed that General Flynn’s case is shaping up to be the biggest instance of prosecutorial misconduct since the Dreyfus affair (France, 1894-1906, which badly-educated Americans most certainly know nothing about).
To set the record straight I’m forced to repeat something that these New Age Jacobins seem unable to process: you don’t have to be a Trump cheerleader to be revolted by the behavior of his antagonists, which is a stunning spectacle of bad faith, dishonesty, incompetence, and malice — and is surely way more toxic to the American project than anything the president has done. Every time I entertain the complaints of these angry auditors, I’m forced to remind myself that these are the same people who think that “inclusion” means shutting down free speech, who believe that the US should not have borders, who promote transsexual reading hours in the grammar schools, and who fiercely desire to start a war with Russia..............https://kunstler.com/clusterfuck-nation/the-fumes-of-fanaticism/
i always respost this writers items as they always ring true with my lifetime of reading on these things, and experience watching their crimes in action;


One way to make an educated guess about the future is to keep a close eye on the Bankers as they have more power than any other group in the world. As David Rothkopf said in Superclass, the world is run by 30 Families and their Minions. Rothkopf used to be the Managing Director of Kissinger Associates back in the 1990s.
When Soros predicted victory over Trump in 2020, he might have revealed how they plan to win the elections next year. Only on the surface do things look good for the Democrats. The fundamental axiom of politics in any nation is this: “You can’t beat somebody with nobody.” Democrats don’t have a good candidate. There is a reason for that.
I have written about Dr Mark Skidmore who found from government sources that $21 trillion had gone missing from HUD and DOD from 1998 to 2015. The politicians know about the theft of trillions by the Ruling Class and DO Not Care. Pond Scum like that are not going to attract voters with any degree of enthusiasm.
Hint: When Lincoln was President, British newspapers ran editorials explaining how bad his Greenbacks were for Britain’s Ruling Class. If we still had Greenbacks (a non-interest bearing currency), we would not have a $22 trillion national debt and not be paying $600 billion a year in interest payments. By 2030 we could easily be paying $4 trillion a year for (phony) interest payments. Not one Democrat or Republican has dared to address this issue.
Hint 2: After the Democrat Impeachment Balloon bursts, the only evidence of crimes in the Ukraine and Russia affairs will point to Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton and other Democrats taking bribes and selling influence. Under the radar is this: despite the bad press, Trump is at 42% approval amongst black men. Why? Probably because they know a wall on the Mexican border will keep our wages up and our rents down..........https://vidrebel.wordpress.com/2019/10/28/soros-and-the-rothschilds-might-have-tipped-their-2020-hand/#comment-47984
a thirteen minute video of jimmy dore analyzing a cbs person interviewing tulsi gabbard and its a bit humorous;


https://www.investmentwatchblog.com/clueless-cbs-host-schooled-by-tulsi/
we're living in roman times metaphorically;


is there a reason they've killed this guy again;


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go to this link and you will have access to netanyahoo showing you what his intentions are, in three minutes;


http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=197012
here is a clear, as it were, demonstration of the corruption brought about by special interests buying the state enforcement mechanisms for their own 'needs';


FRANKFORT, Ky. — (TRI) Citing the First Amendment and a state religious freedom law, The Rutherford Institute has told Kentucky regulators that their ongoing attempts to place bureaucratic roadblocks in the path of a ministry’s efforts to provide free corrective eyeglasses to the poor and homeless violates the ministry’s rights.
Kendall Optometry Ministry—whose mission is to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ by providing eyeglasses to the poor and homeless throughout the world—hosts free eye clinics for the poor and homeless where it distributes used and new glasses, all of which have been carefully measured for their corrective properties and cataloged.
The Kentucky Boards of Optometric Examiners and Ophthalmic Dispensers have warned the Ministry that its charity work violates state licensing laws that could result in fines and jail time. In coming to the defense of the Optometry Ministry, Rutherford Institute attorneys contend that attempts to shut down the Ministry violate a state law protecting religious freedom.
“Instead of commending this eyeglass ministry for its notable efforts to improve the lives of the homeless so they can get a job, get off the streets and become productive citizens who are no longer dependent on taxpayer subsidies, the government has opted to turn a blind eye to its beneficial impact on the community,” said constitutional attorney John W. Whitehead, president of The Rutherford Institute and author of Battlefield America: The War on the American People. “Make no mistake: this is yet another instance of bureaucratic overregulation, government criminalization of those who work to alleviate the plight of the homeless, and a general disregard for religious freedom.”
Kendall Optometry Ministry, Inc., was founded in 2003 by Holland Kendall, a retired electrical engineer and devout Christian who started the Ministry after hearing from many homeless people that they could not see well enough to get a job. The Ministry— a nonprofit that strives to lift people out of homelessness and poverty by helping to improve their ability to see clearly and, in turn, be productive members of society, raise their standard of living and eliminate their need for public assistance—is guided and inspired by passages from the Bible about Jesus giving sight to the blind.
With the help of social services agencies, the Ministry goes to the poor and homeless to evaluate their need for corrective lenses and provide them with glasses that will improve their vision. It first determines a person’s prescription using sophisticated equipment that accurately determines the corrective needs for each eye. Based on the measurements taken, the Ministry searches its inventory of glasses to determine what pair would be the best optical match for each person seeking help.
The glasses inventory consists of both used and unused glasses, all of which have been carefully scanned with a lensometer to determine the correction properties of each lens. The Ministry has also consulted with a licensed optometrist to determine the best principles to follow in selecting glasses for each individual. However, in April 2019, the Ministry received a cease-and-desist letter from the Kentucky Boards of Optometry and Ophthalmic Dispensing asserting that the Ministry had violated state laws and regulations by holding free eye clinics and by providing eyeglasses that are not made to order.
In coming to the defense of the Ministry, Rutherford Institute attorneys argue that the Boards’ warnings prevent the Ministry from pursuing its religious mission and violate Kentucky’s religious freedom statute because there is no compelling interest served by applying the licensing laws and regulations to the Ministry..............https://thefreethoughtproject.com/arrest-jail-ministry-eye-glasses/