A few things are obvious: Fauci pleads the Fifth before Congress and dominates the news cycle while the establishment distracts from Iran, Israel, Ukraine, and Epstein.
And Fauci should absolutely be in prison.
And the Stockholm syndrome of those indoctrinated into red and blue politics is something to behold.
I shared an image of this X post on Facebook and some of the responses are amazing: “People were sick and dying and the rest of the world took the same measures. Republicans are brainwashed morons.”
A lot of Republicans do fit that description, obviously, but I’m not a Republican and no one would ever mistake me for one. Nothing about this post mentions Republicans.
And it was Donald Trump who gave the green light to Operation Warp Speed, while much of the establishment was (rightfully) saying they would never take Trump’s rushed-through-the-process vaccine.
It’s hilarious to me how someone could try to make this a red or blue issue when it was an obvious state vs. you issue.
The irony of it all is that someone could have lived through that era, survived all of the gaslighting and harm the state caused, somehow managed to defend it, and then had the unmitigated gall to call anyone else brainwashed.
Another example: I also posted a video yesterday detailing some lesser-known atrocities committed by government, like Operation Midnight Climax, Operation Northwoods, and others.
I posted this while a Republican is in office covering up the Epstein files and leading the country into unwinnable wars after campaigning on not doing so.
Yet somehow quite a few commenters thought they could push my buttons by bashing Trump.
It’s as if they believe anyone who is anti-government must be a Trump supporter—the current head of government.
I responded by basically saying I appreciate them boosting my algorithm and that I AGREE about Trump but it’s not limited to him. The issue is the state.
This made one respondent so irate that he just began making fun of my lisp—even though we were seemingly on the same side.
Now I know I have a little extra hiss in my s words sometimes and if I’m going to record myself speaking, I expect to be rizzed about it from time to time—but the context was amazing to me.
To become so team-oriented that you feel the need to insult a stranger who is agreeing with you about your enemy but not about your team is sad to me.
It’s certainly not limited to the blue side of the aisle. On this article alone I will be bashed by Trump supporters for not kneeling at the altar of orange (I’m an Alabama fan. I hate orange) and I have lost as many followers who suffer from the cult-type TDS as those who suffer from the hatred type.
It’s just a shame that people divest so much of themselves into the strangers they want to rule over them.
I don’t waste a lot of time on them. If I debate them at all it’s for the silent audience/reader who may not be lost yet. I know I haven’t the talent nor desire to change the minds of those washed in the blood of the state.
But I do care about preventing others from becoming them. That’s why I created the Black Market Report.