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A former Federal Prosecutor named Glenn Kirshner wants every business in America to swear that “The 2020 presidential election was free and fair, and produced accurate, reliable results.” And what happens if you do anything but what he asks?
It seems that the ‘anti-fascist’ Democrats have decided to officially drop the ‘anti-’. We all knew it was a silly joke anyway. Judging them by their actions, they are taking one more step towards the totalitarian fascism they so desire by burning books.
YouTube took down “two videos of doctors testifying under oath.” The doctors appeared before a December 8 Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing. Sen. Ron Johnson sent a tweet on January 27. He was protesting.
In the interest of toning down the rhetoric, presumably with an eye toward peaceful coexistence or unity, California Congressional Democrat Jackie Speier has a helpful question. Is it “Time to call Republicans the terrorist right?”
Every. Damned. Word. E.g.: “In other words, are you out of your ever-loving little minds? These people STOLE two elections – it’s now absolutely obvious the nominal right is fine with this. They hope for crumbs from their masters’ tables.”
A group of engineers at Alphabet, Google’s parent company, has formed a union under the Communications Workers of America (CAW). Typically you do this to secure protections, better wages, or benefits, but that’s not what these “tech workers” want. They want more censorship!
Michelle Obama had her toned and beautiful arms in an uproar the other day. Ban Donald Trump from all social media. You don’t have to love Trump to see the problem. A former First Lady is calling for the blanket censorship of a political opponent. For what must be the thousandth time, are you listening?
Life is about tradeoffs. Politicians have traded your natural rights for fearmongering, job destruction, and public-health fascism. Covidism. The belief that declaring a public health emergency gives the state the power to do whatever it wants.
In Robert Spencer’s The History of Jihad, you find that across time (from Muhammad to ISIS, as the subtitle goes), just about every interaction with Islam can be reduced to one simple phrase. Submission, Conversion, or war.
Dear Board of Health: You have now voted to recommend a curfew. One wonders if we will need “proper authorization” to go out after hours. As I noted in my last missive, Papers, please! sounds so much more exotic in the original German.
