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My late husband (also an economist) defined government as “the home invasion robbery that never ends” (miss that guy!). His flip description from years back seems painfully accurate today.
Remember Alinsky and his rules – particularly Rule 5: “Ridicule is Man’s Most Potent Weapon”. Also see here; They Can’t Stand It When We Ridicule Them – added as a perennial link.
Within I pick three topics upon which to discourse, but not worth a full-length examination as a standalone piece on their own. But first, reprising an older cartoon (for shameless self-promotion!):
The following is a significant expansion of a letter I sent to Congressman Chris Pappas and his office has already replied, and I will discuss his reply at the end. I also wrote to Senators Hassan and Shaheen with no reply as yet.
I said in Monday Memes I would do an overflow post. Presented without further fanfare… let the mockery and ridicule of the Left begin:
Anyone remember this “folksy” tweet trying to get people to not take Ivermectin because it was for farm animals? Horse dewormer and all, and definitely not-not-not for use in human beings, evah? So now is the time where we JUXTAPOSE.
What I am about to share should be essential reading for all parents and policymakers. I’ll only share a bit because I want you to read the source material. But I think you’re going to want to do that.
Remember Alinsky and his rules – particularly Rule 5: “Ridicule is Man’s Most Potent Weapon”. LAUGH at these people. MOCK THEM MERCILESSLY. And if you recall from that video embedded here about mass psychosis and propagandizing, ridicule is also an effective weapon against that as well.
Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice? Is that where we are on the matter of ‘Public Health™’ in America? The new normal is not something we can realize after we all get The Jab™. The new normal is The Jab™, wherever and whenever they say.
Jen Psaki has announced that she tested positive for COVID and how her symptoms were mild because she got the vaccine. Excuse me if I am suspicious of this whole ‘ordeal.’
