Friday, March 13, 2020

it is a most curious thing to hear 'our' leaders caution us about the evils of socialism when you consider the nature of this list;


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another put upon poor israeli protecting himself from a terrorist;


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four minutes with tucker carlson speaking with tulsi gabbard about how the dumocorps are fixing their 'free' electoral process;


https://youtu.be/0aJM8mEZDgI
here the 'thin blue line' is protecting freedom by shooting a man in the head for drinking a beer in public;
San Diego, CA — On January 24, Toby Diller made the mistake of drinking a beer in front of two San Diego cops. Because police claim the right to extort people who drink beer outside of a bar or restaurant, they decided to stop Diller. Moments later Diller would be dead having suffered a police-issued bullet to the head.
Though the incident took place over a month ago, the video was only just released this month. 
On that fateful January day, police would claim that Diller was “acting erratically” and that is why they initiated the stop. However, video from a nearby security camera simply shows Diller walking down the sidewalk — harming absolutely no one — while drinking a beer.
The security footage shows police attempt to extort Diller, 31, for drinking the beer, when he takes off running.
“Hold up. Stop. Stop. Police!” an officer yells at Diller who continues to run, likely not wanting to be extorted or arrested for drinking a beer in public. Diller appears to trip and fall before being pounced on by the cops.
After the very brief foot chase, the two cops, SDPD Officers Devion Johnson and Benjamin Downing pin Diller to the ground where a struggle ensues — over a beer can. According to police, Diller grabbed one of the officer’s guns who then told his partner to shoot him.
“He’s got my gun! Shoot him!” Downing says.............read more........
should you still believe what the federalies, and their toadies, 'our free press' tell you, i suggest you read the following;

It is perhaps unusual to have a government that has as much disregard for what most would consider to be the truth as does the current group of rascals running the United States of America. To be sure, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is as shameless a liar as has ever been seen on any public platform while the president himself appears to make things up as he goes along, particularly if a certain embellishment makes him look good. Nevertheless, it is important to recognize that lying and government have a long history, possibly going back to when the first cave dwellers elected a leader to guide the tribe on a mastodon hunt.
Lying is a traditional role for intelligence services. The Romans had a spy service run out of the imperial palace that provided military and political intelligence all across their vast empire. It included what might be called deception operations carried out to confuse enemies about intentions and capabilities. In more recent centuries, the British became masters of both spying and deception. Major influencing intelligence operations run against the United States can be credited with having led to American involvement in both world wars..........read more.....
no matter which 'candidate' you prefer, you'll notice some of them have no differences;



sent by a friend, and is an interesting collection of history;