Auch 2021: ARD-tagesschau ist ein Schmierensender, der Lügen über Donald Trump verbreitet

If you stand with Trump and haven't written to your Senators yet to ask them to object to the swing state electors, please do so. I am copying my letter in a longer thread below if you need an example. #stopthesteal

Senator ***,

I am a regular citizen and patriot and I'm frustrated and concerned about the election irregularities and the responses that I'm seeing from the Republican party in regard to Trump's justified actions to shine a light on the fact that this was a stolen election.

Most all of these swing states violated the Constitution by changing election law without the approval of the legislature. If there was no voter fraud at all, that alone invalidates this election. And yet the Supreme Court refuses to take it up. We are hearing now that Justice

Roberts yelled at his colleagues when they cited Bush v. Gore as precedent for hearing the case. He told them that at the time of Bush v. Gore we didn't have rioting in the streets. There is more at stake than ANTIFA starting phony riots in the streets on behalf of Soros and the

Democrats. We no longer have a Constitution if the Republican party sits idly by and lets Biden into the White House. I'm not for creating a new party but I can tell you this, there will be severe political consequences for the Republican establishment if this isn't fixed.

DEVELOPING: Trump chooses declassification option, readies epic doc dump

Donald Trump’s presidency was defined by multiple financial conflicts of interest and unprecedented abuses of power. Here are some of the most important things we’ve uncovered about Trump’s actions in office — and what we’re still

Trump’s Attacks on the Legitimacy of the Election: Trump’s attacks on the legitimacy of the 2020 election began long before he lost it. Once it was clear that President-elect Biden had won, Trump made wildly unfounded allegations about the election being rigged.

We’ve been investigating state-level attacks on voting rights, including uncovering communications between state election officials and voting-restriction activists in Florida, Georgia, and

We previously represented Maine Sec. of State Matt Dunlap in his lawsuit compelling the release of records from Trump’s Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, of which Dunlap was a member.

Those records revealed that the Trump-aligned members of the commission were preparing to issue broad findings of “voter fraud issues,” but had failed to come up with evidence supporting their desired

See thread below for President Trump’s entire Christmas message. It is inspiring and wonderful! ❤️

WHY TRUMP IS
THE JAMES BOND
WE NEED AND HOPE FOR

There is a reason so many people see @POTUS @realDonaldTrump as a mythic, heroic #Agent007 character...

Watch and listen...

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He is taking hit after hit, and always re-emerges a savvy winner...

But TRUMP is SO much more...

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The DIABOLICAL vote tabulation #fraude proves that GREAT FORCES are against him.

And us.

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Lol I love the internal conflict that America has with holding white people accountable as a group and individual. The storyline shouldn’t be Trumps response!! His lack of response is sinister when the real storyline is that he incited and his people funded the shit.

The fact that a sitting President can not only incite but then be associated with those who fund and then he is the guy who is expected to respond and fix it is a microcosm in whiteness and lack of accountability. How the cops responded to white criminals another version of it.

For such a pro criminal pro solitary pro death penalty pro law and order place. This is a pretty easy investigation. One start would be pull in all of the law enforcement agencies involved. Focus on where they got their orders and who did they communicate with.

Then pull people like Giuliani, Meadows, Trump family and inner circle, get phones and then question. They will have to lawyer up. It’s the Feds if the lie that’s a punishable offense when the Feds talk to you.

The investigation and inquiry has to happen regardless. Instead the other major political party who identify themselves as conservative and the chosen people who happen to be all white men for the most part voted Trump as their leader at a mtg while all this shit going down.

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My deepest thoughts about Donald Trump that you probably won't like.

What if the entire left right war is theater? Shut out all the arguments, policy differences, hate, love, ally, opponents, and think about the cumulative direction we're heading to as a planet. ->

I'm concerned there's an element in the world that is bulldozing its way forward to amassing resources regardless of the arguments happening in politics or society as a whole. It's as if they're living alongside us but in a different dimension altogether.  ->

A dimension where their will is as good as done.

If there's one thing this pandemic has taught me, it's if there ever was a nefarious force that achieved power they could tell us scared comfortable folks to sit down and shut up and we would do it. ->

Their whole 'plan' would be to make us pay attention to them. To pay attention to every detail, to every sound they make, to how their lips move as they tell us how much danger we are in.

They have authority in three important facets; one is a positional authority, ->

two is an authority by qualification, and the third is authority by experience. I mean, we would be insane to not listen to such a message, and yet. We still wouldn't know if the sprinkling of truth we find is all the truth there is to be known. ->

President Trump extends the national emergency with respect to Southern Border until February 15, 2022.

Let me say that some of the dark operators have actually seen the Light and are now helping the Alliance and President Trump to carry out the Plan and are working alongside our Light ones. For that, I am truly grateful!

A rundown of Trump’s worst offenses:

Refused to release tax returns

Accepted emoluments in violation of the Constitution (we sued)

Hired daughter and son-in-law, costing lives

Put a “Muslim ban” in place, that mysteriously left out countries where Trump did business

Was GW Bush more fascist than Trump?
This good @michelleinbklyn column highlighted for me why I'm not the left.
Because not only do I disagree with those who say Bush was worse than Trump, I don't think "who was more fascist?" is a useful

Much of left discourse fixates on fascism. Some use "fascism" to mean any right-wing govt, anything bad about govt, or sometimes just "bad thing."
But even those who are more precise fixate on it, which leads them to search for parallels to historical cases and fascist theory
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Instead of asking questions like "closer or farther from a free society?" or "how strong are these institutions?," the fixation on fascism leads to "how much does this resemble 1920s-30s Italy or Germany?" and "how close is this to that scholar's description of fascism?"
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But fixating on the danger of a fascist takeover in America misses the more salient threat of democratic backsliding.
Simplifying a bit, fascism features strong institutions to impose its vision on society while democratic backsliding features weakening institutions.
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So some lefties say Bush was worse than Trump because Bush created DHS after 9/11 while Trump tried to duck responsibility with COVID rather than use it to seize power like an American Reichstag fire.
But it was Trump's weakening of institutions that posed the big danger.
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A little thread about Trump and the GOP moving forward

The right is currently divided into two factions:
-Traditional Republicans (TR)
-Trumpists

Trump lost because some TRs rejected him

The GA Senate race was lost because some Trumpists rejected the GOP

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It's similar to 2016 when the Bernie bros didn't show up for Hillary

What did Dems do? They embraced progressivism and wokeness and got the leftists onboard

So the question is what does the GOP do about Trump?

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Trump generated a lot of votes from groups that have never embraced the GOP

Trump was also incredibly popular among Republicans during his presidency

A lot of Traditional Republicans came to like Trump because he gave them policies they liked and stood up to the left

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Those on the right calling for Trump's head need to keep in mind that while Trump is fairly toxic at the moment, Trumpism resonates with a lot of people

If they reject Trump, I'm not really sure what their path forward is

Want to go back to Romney-ism? Or Paul Ryan-ism?

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Also, keep in mind that Trump won't back down

If the GOP goes at him, he will go to war with the party and will succeed in primary-ing alot of traditional Republicans

His core is very loyal and will stand with him

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read this as breakfast heated --

the scuzzy history of enabling the tRUmp era


and by 2021

#TrueStory

on the Raiders in the Capitol

On the incitement

One reason it really is difficult for some to wrap their heads around why it's fine that Trump is banned from Twitter is because "a private company can do what it wants" is an unsatisfying answer. And it really is unsatisfying, but it is also not the actual reason why it's fine.

The reason why it is fine is basic to cybernetics: the most unstable element of any system has the most influence over the system. Not control necessarily, but influence.

Trump is less *stable* in his messaging than Ayatollahs and the Chinese government, leaving aside the object-level horror of messages. He's less restrained than pornbots, and more powerful than a run-of-the-mill death threatener.

He's also the absolute center of world news and attention, every day.

Both the "censorship" and "private companies" crowds are arguing for a static abstraction in the face of a concrete dynamic.

And the concrete dynamic is that Twitter, headquartered and publicly traded in the US, with many employees who are difficult to easily replace, is being made unstable as both a communication venue and a company, by Trump's continued presence on the site.