Uncensored discussion of the four-year dark winter predicted by and carried out by Biden
Ketogainsmongoose
2 hours ago The Dark Winter
@MentORPHEUS all I can say is I'm glad I didn't stick my neck out for him, because he would've left me out to dry.
I cannot imagine how betrayed the innocent people who were at the capitol feel right now. Some of them have been put on the no fly zone just for attending.
Yeah, Trump is a real fucking idiot and both whisper and my dad (rip) called it way back in the day. He should've started a new party on day one of his presidency. Such a waste.
arakouzo
2 hours ago The Dark Winter
@redpillschool There's no such thing as illegal immigrants. These are just hard working, contributing residents who have a teensy weensy document problem.
MentORPHEUS
2 hours ago The Dark Winter
@Ketogainsmongoose The view from outside Trump's frame is much different. I hope disillusioned fans get some post-nut clarity on his presidency sooner than later.
Ketogainsmongoose
3 hours ago The Dark Winter
Don't get me wrong, I'm not a fan of Trump but I'm not a hater either, and I'd be lying if I said a lot of good didn't come from him being president, but it was such a shame to see so much potential squandered because of one man's ego.
If Trump does not address these issues that cost him this election then the populist movement would be best served if he removed from it. Seriously, he's a genius in many respects but its hard to see him as anything other than an idiot right now. Such simple, stupid mistakes.
redpillschool
3 hours ago The Dark Winter
So it begins www.theepochtimes.com/biden-orders-census-bureau-to-include-illegal-immigrants-in-apportionment_3665470.html
Biden Orders Census Bureau to Include Illegal Immigrants in Apportionment
President Joe Biden in his first day in office issued an executive order mandating the Census Bureau include ... | www.theepochtimes.com
Ketogainsmongoose
3 hours ago The Dark Winter
First off, Trump was very much a symptom of a populist movement. As such, he reflected the will of his own supporters: a heavy dose of attitude coupled with apathy.
Because of point one, a grassroots movement saw a huge conquest of local political structures across the nation, particularly the political election structures.
This was how the fraud was facilitated on such a massive scale. The nobody workers cheated and the higher ups just said fuck it.
Also, this whole Q movement was a massive psyop. "Trust the plan" meant that people weren't own the streets rioting until it was too late. What's even worse is that people like Flynn, Powell, and Rudy ran with it as if it was some winning strategy. It wasn't for reasons I don't want to drift off on.
Another thing was Trump: Trump doesn’t reward or protect people who stick their neck out for him. Who the hell is going to stick their next out for him if he's just going to treat you like a pawn, literally.
Leading to yet another point: Trump didn't follow his own rule in his book: don't hire someone based off of their resume, hire them based off of their skillset. Rudy Gulliani, for example, would've been a great Attorney General. I bet you if Rudy Gulliani was running the show, they could've arrested everyone involved with Spygate within 6 months. Rudy knows how to play the cutthroat, backstabbing games of politics from a position of power. What he is not good at is being a litigator. He never has been. He made great arguments, but all of his cases were thrown out on technicalities.
Which brings me to the last point, Trump himself is not concerned about dismantling the system so much as he was a raging narcissist who was waging a war for his own brand. He tried too much to play a political game as if it were business: and his poor statesmenship reflected that. He should've stuck to what he's good at: hiring the right people for the job. He didn't do that, and tried to do things on his own. A lot of people who ended up screwing him were people he helped get into office. It was really sad to see people defending some of his picks as if it were 4D chess when in reality he was simply out of his depth.
Trump had a lot of flaws, but he didn't have the balls or the emotional intelligence to play the game and win. Its that simple. He squandered what could've been a historic comeback, now he's just going to be a footnote in history. Very sad. And what an idiot, seriously.
Read Moredestraht
6 hours ago The Dark Winter
@aDrunkenWhaler Also Antifa seems to have made it very clear that they are still all about racial justice. They really really need a black dude to die somewhere. Harris is a proven race-baiter with the Jussie Smollett hoax. Let's not overthink this.
destraht
6 hours ago The Dark Winter
@aDrunkenWhaler I think that they'll use pissed off patriots for that. Why not just more of the same such as waiting for a black dude to die in a sketchy circumstance somewhere? It will be useful to keep Antifa on simmer until then. I don't see them playing the Law and Order card against Antifa. It's not like they can fool conservatives with it at this point and liberals are so snowed over already that what is the point?
aDrunkenWhaler
6 hours ago The Dark Winter
@destraht I wouldn't call it useful, in the sense that they will go after a certain group or entity. Could be, but I think their role is just to create mayhem, fear, annoyance and destruction. Then they can say 'Look at all this domestic terrorism. People need more protection. They deserve it! Let's introduce.. the thing... ". Which is more survaillance, social credit, curfews, crypto tax to "cut their illegal money", gun bans to "prevent them owning one" etc. This goes perfectly well with defunding the police. Also, prices of property goes down, the rich buy it for pennies, more business shut down, more handouts etc.