Lies, Damn Lies, and Democratic Operatives

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member

Popular MAGA account with 1000s of followers BUSTED as a Democrat Operative (deletes account)



Pretending to be MAGA? Democrats are scared.

And they should be.


Sure, right now the Trump and DeSantis camps are at one another’s throats HOWEVER, both candidates are strong enough to worry our pals on the Left. Otherwise, they wouldn’t be working so hard to make the Right fight. We’ve heard about these sorts of accounts for years, and we all know Obama had his OFA (Organizing For America) group which is probably where this sort of sneaky, underhanded, weak, lame-AF nonsense started.

And it really is sneaky, underhanded, weak, and lame AF.










 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member

Leftist MERCILESSLY Attacked DEMANDS Restorative Justice, Democrat Crime PROVES They Are INSANE​




 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
Liberalism is a mental disorder, or so the saying goes. That expression appears to be proven correct every single day. For example, take the latest story out of Arlington, Virginia, as evidence that some leftists have become so open-minded that their brains have fallen out.

Over Memorial Day Weekend, Adam Theo, a candidate for the Arlington County Board and a social justice activist, tweeted that he was horribly beaten up and bloodied to a pulp after he intervened in what appeared to be a couple fighting. The male suspect brutally attacked him before dragging a female companion off into the darkness, Theo said.

Photos posted online show that Theo was left with two bruised eyes and a giant slash on his neck. He suffered senseless injuries no innocent person should be put through — especially not somebody trying to break up a fight.

“I lost count after punch no. 6. His GF pulled him back long enough for me to stumble away, but not far enough as he broke away from her and went for another series of blows. About 15 in total I think?” he said. “Samaritans came to aid and called 911, with the guy dragging the woman away screaming. Last I heard while sitting in Virginia Hospital Center he’d not yet been caught.”









 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member

Resurfaced photo of Dem governor posing with anti-Christian LGBTQ group takes center stage in year's top race



"This is just another example of how out of touch Andy Beshear is with our values. He’s the governor of Kentucky, not California," Cameron told Fox News Digital.

"The fact that he would host an anti-Christian hate group that makes fun of people of faith is disqualifying for public office. And this November, he’s going to have plenty of free time to hang out with those people, but it won’t be in the state capitol," Cameron said.

The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, who identify as a group of "queer and trans nuns," are known for mocking Christian beliefs, including holding an annual "Foxy Mary" and "Hunky Jesus" contest, pole dancing on crosses and using the saying, "Go forth and sin some more!"
 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member







Meanwhile, the Washington Post is wrong to even bring up ‘Stand Your Ground.’ Why? Because before that law went into place, Florida—like most U.S. states—did not have a duty to retreat from your own home, unless the attacker is a co-habitant. And how absurd would that be if there was? Imagine a criminal is breaking down your door and you are required to run from your home rather than defend yourself? In any case, the Stand Your Ground statute has nothing to do with it—it’s just part of the Washington Post’s hostility to self-defense and perhaps their desire to portray Florida as some kind of evil right-wing hellhole.

(As for the throwing incidents, we are not aware of any state that imposes a duty to retreat before applying non-deadly force, and Florida didn’t before Stand Your Ground was enacted. Stand Your Ground has nothing to do with that issue, either.)

Next up we have this chucklehead:





He got ‘Internet famous’ making videos where he condemned Sarah Comrie even after her lawyer cast serious doubt on the initial story. Really, it is remarkable that people saw a video of four or five young men against a pregnant health care worker and assumed she was the ‘bad guy’ because they claimed she was, without showing proof. We’re not ready to say she is in the right (we have never seen the receipts, after all), but we never concluded she was definitely wrong, either.

Now, ‘TizzyEng’ alleges a bunch of facts to be true we haven’t heard anywhere else but we don’t find him particularly credible because 1) he cites no sources, 2) he seems to be confused on the new facts he does claim to exist, and 3) he can’t even get the law right. That last part is deadly to his credibility in our minds. The law isn’t in dispute or that difficult to read. You just read the relevant parts of the Florida Statutes. But this chucklehead can’t even do that much.

For instance, he claims that the Stand Your Ground law requires the other person to be coming toward you. Wrong. Only an appropriate threat is needed. The person could theoretically be immobile while holding a gun and it wouldn’t matter.

He claims that you can use deadly force if and only if you fear being killed. We already covered that this is not the law—fear of great bodily harm counts, or to prevent certain felonies. For instance, imagine a man is attempting to rape a woman in Florida, but presents no danger of death to her. She can still pull out a gun and shoot him to death, and the law would call that self-defense. And we happen to think that’s a good thing.

He claims the special rules on deadly force when you are in your home only apply if the person is actually inside the home. The statues clearly state that it applies to people attempting to break into your home, too. Again, we are not saying Owens was trying to do that: We’re just pointing out his legal mistake which was crucial to his analysis.

And we can understand a person being ignorant about the law. That is forgivable. But to confidently state ‘X is the law’ when it is clearly not the law, then that tells me that this person is a sloppy thinker at best, and not to be trusted on the details we can’t independently verify.



 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member

SPLC designates Moms for Liberty as an extremist group rooted in white supremacy








The SPLC reports as part of its wrap-up of extremism in 2022:

Thanks in part to its grand disruptions at school board meetings, political alliances and extremist ties, Moms for Liberty has quickly become one of the most recognized names in the anti-student inclusion movement. Founded in early 2021, the organization claims to have a membership of over 100,000 in 250+ chapters in 42 states.

Since the group’s 2021 founding, Moms for Liberty members across the nation have been making waves for intimidating and harassing teachers and school officials. They have publicly battled teachers’ unions, labeling them as “cartels” and “terrorist organizations.” They condemn corporations, like The Walt Disney Co., that are supportive of the LGBTQ community. They lobby for parental rights bills, such as the “Don’t Say Gay” law and advocate for anti-critical race theory bills. These groups offer rewards for identifying teachers who violate newly enacted anti-critical race theory (CRT) laws and file complaints after passage of these bills.
Following the call for an increase in inclusive curriculum and training, CRT was spotlighted in areas where it never had been before. What began primarily in graduate-level coursework in the mid-1970s as a concept to explore the intersection of culture, race and power in U.S. society, CRT has exploded into mainstream America discourse, often pegged as a savage ideology aimed to paint all whites as racists and to indoctrinate children.

Gasp … they have publically battled teachers’ unions!








 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
“Greed of the fossil fuel industry” is “destroying our planet,” says Sen. Bernie Sanders. Young people agree. Their solution? Socialism.



Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says socialism creates “an environment that provides for all people, not just the privileged few.”

“Nonsense,” says Tom Palmer of the Atlas Network in my new video.

Palmer, unlike Ocasio-Cortez and most of us, spent lots of time in socialist countries. He once smuggled books into the Soviet Union.

What he’s seen convinces him that environmental-movement socialists are wrong about what’s “green.”

“We tried socialism,” says Palmer. “We ran the experiment. It was a catastrophe. Worst environmental record on the planet.”

In China, when socialist leaders noticed that sparrows ate valuable grain, they encouraged people to kill sparrows.

“Billions of birds were killed,” says Palmer.

Government officials shot birds. People without guns banged pans and blew horns, scaring sparrows into staying aloft for longer than they could tolerate.

“These poor exhausted birds fell from the skies,” says Palmer. “It was insanity.”

I pointed out that, watching video of people killing sparrows, it looked like they were happy to do it.

“If you failed to show enthusiasm for the socialist goals of the party,” Palmer responds, “you were going to be in trouble.”

The Party’s campaign succeeded. They killed nearly every sparrow.

But “all it takes is two minutes of thinking to figure, ‘Wait. Who’s going to eat all the bugs?'” says Palmer.

Without sparrows, insects multiplied. Bugs destroyed more crops than the sparrows had.

“People starved as a consequence,” says Palmer. “People confuse socialism with … a ‘nice government’ or a ‘government that’s sweet’ or ‘made up of my friends.'”

Socialism means central planning. That ends badly.

“What AOC wants to do is basically give the Pentagon, or similar agencies, control over the entire society. She thinks that’s going to turn out well,” says Palmer. “It’s a joke.”

China’s central planners keep making mistakes.

Many Chinese lakes and rivers are bright green. Fertilizer runoff created algae blooms that kill all fish. A Lancet study says Chinese air pollution kills a million people per year.

Wherever socialism is tried, it creates nasty pollution.

In the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin wanted cotton for his army. His central planners decided it should be grown near the Aral Sea. They drained so much water that the sea, once the fourth biggest inland lake in the world, shrank to less than half its size.

“Soviet planners caused catastrophic environmental costs to the whole population,” says Palmer.

I push back. “That was then. Now the rules would be different. Now the rule would be: ‘green.'”

“All the time we hear socialists say, ‘Next time, we’ll get it right.’ How many next times do you get?” asks Palmer.




 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member

How to commit the perfect coup against a president and his supporters




If I were trying to overthrow a duly elected president, I'd start by saying he conspired with a foreign power to cheat in the election. I'd believe I could get away with this charge because I would have the media on my side, relentlessly pounding away at the narrative. It would help that members of the president's own party, despising him for destroying their cozy little arrangement with the opposition, refused to support him politically.

When it became apparent that the president was hugely effective at governing on those things that matter to ordinary people, such as the economy, national security, immigration, energy policy, etc., and that the false charges of treason and cheating weren't sticking, I'd look ahead to throwing the next election.

What I would need is a way to prevent the president from campaigning and a way to institutionalize election fraud. Thankfully, I would have gamed out long before the election what a government can do if faced with a pandemic infection. COVID's appearance was providential.

Please note before I continue that we knew by March exactly how bad COVID was and what the best approach was: the Diamond Princess, a cruise ship moored off Japan, was a perfect Petri dish. It revealed that the elderly and immune-compromised were at risk; everyone else was fine. The way to address the problem was to protect that small group and get on with life.

With help from that same compliant media establishment and fellow travelers in the social media and tech world, along with an administrative state that despised the president, I would quickly turn that flu into the newest incarnation of the Black Death. Once the people panicked, I would lock down the country while insisting that there was no viable treatment. This provided three benefits:

  • it would destroy the thriving economy on which the president would run;
  • it would prevent the president, a crowd-pleaser, from campaigning before crowds; and
  • it would allow legislatures and secretaries of state across America to implement often unconstitutional, and always unreasonable, voting rules, such as months-long early voting, ballot-harvesting, and voting only by mail-in ballot. Add to this the ongoing refusal to check identification, and the election was in the bag before it started.
I would further destabilize things by using an ex-con's drug death in police custody to set America on fire. The fuel would have been provided by years of anti-white and anti-police rhetoric, especially in the education world, from academia down to kindergarten.

At this point, I would select as my candidate a person who would get on board with every plan, no matter how nefarious. The perfect candidate would be both very corrupt and very stupid, so he wouldn't balk at anything, no matter how wrong or ridiculous. Help would come from members of the president's own party, who, as noted, despised him and were delighted to return to the cozy arrangement of polite, and enriching, opposition.

The beleaguered president would give me a gift by asking his supporters to come to D.C. to protest the Senate's pro forma election confirmation. I would deny the president's request for extra security on the day and plant untold numbers of FBI agents in the crowd, and then lob flashbangs at them without first telling them to disperse, inciting panic. I would instruct the Capitol police to open the heavy, sealed, unbreakable doors, forcing the crowd into the building.

Then I would spend the next two and a half years relentlessly persecuting and prosecuting the members of that crowd, 99.9999% of whom had no illegal intent and were instead subtly coerced into entering the building. I would deny them the right to a speedy trial, hold them for years without charges, hide exculpatory evidence, seize their funds to deny them counsel, and impose on them the strictest charges possible, even as my party ensured that violent criminals across America walked through the legal system unscathed. I especially would have given a pass to anyone on my side who violently protested the president. The president's supporters would learn in the most brutal way possible that they no longer had the right to free speech and free assembly.
 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member




Dems accuse GOP’s FBI witness of lying to Congress, refer matter to Garland


Garret O’Boyle testified before the House Judiciary Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government alongside two other FBI agents, who Republicans alleged had their security clearances revoked or suspended for espousing conservative views.

During the hearing and a previous interview with the House Judiciary Committee, O’Boyle said the FBI suspended his security clearance for making unauthorized disclosures to the media, allegations he repeatedly denied.

However, Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) and Del. Stacey Plaskett (D-Virgin Islands) said in Thursday’s letter that O’Boyle’s testimony was contradicted by that of Jennifer Moore, the head of the FBI’s Human Resources Branch, who signed the letter notifying O’Boyle of the suspension.

The September letter said O’Boyle’s security clearance had been suspended because of “allegations you may have misused FBI information technology systems and records.”

Moore told the panel her department received a referral from the FBI’s Insider Threat Office, which had determined that O’Boyle had leaked information about a criminal investigation to Project Veritas that “compromised the case.”

Nadler and Plaskett alleged on Thursday that the September notification letter and Moore’s testimony “directly contradicts” O’Boyle’s explanation for being suspended, as well as his denials that he leaked information before his suspension.
 

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
How the Left Learned to Love the Espionage Act



For a century after the Espionage Act was passed by Congress and signed into law by Democrat President Woodrow Wilson, our friends on the left have consistently denounced it as antithetical to democracy. They objected when it was used to jail socialist Eugene Debs in 1918 and continued to condemn the statute 55 years later when the Nixon administration deployed it against Daniel Ellsberg pursuant to the Pentagon Papers. As recently as 2013, the Guardian accused the Obama administration of McCarthyism for using this law to “persecute” whistleblower Edward Snowden.

Yet, now that Special Counsel Jack Smith has included 31 violations of the Espionage Act in his indictment of former President Trump, the left has had a “road to Damascus” experience concerning the once-reviled statute. The same Guardian that once denounced the Act as a “legal relic” expresses no qualms about Smith’s heavy-handed use of it against Trump. Indeed, it dismisses charges that President Biden has indicted his most prominent GOP challenger with the risible claim that “the justice department operates independently of the White House.” The Wall Street Journal easily disposes of that nonsense:

Special counsel Jack Smith announced the indictment in a brief statement on Friday. But no one should be fooled: This is Attorney General Merrick Garland’s responsibility. Mr. Garland appointed Mr. Smith to provide political cover, but Mr. Garland, who reports to Mr. Biden, has the authority to overrule a special counsel’s recommendation. Americans will inevitably see this as a Garland-Biden indictment, and they are right to think so.
 

Kyle

ULTRA-F###ING-MAGA!
PREMO Member
So excited!

Can't wait until they start assigning "Government Approved" Friends and Family to everyone. :jet:
 
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