Hmmmm . . . conundrums threaten to collapse my brain

October 19, 2022

What to make of the controversy surrounding Tulsi Gabbard’s sudden, extremely articulate exit from the Democratic party and its overlord, the Military Industrial Complex?

Of course, I agree with her perspective on the military (not that the Republicans are any less culpable . . .). But I still don’t “trust” her. What does that mean? I don’t want to not trust her. I want to agree with her wholeheartedly and assume she had the whole world’s destiny in mind when she made the switch. But did she? Two commentators, both of whom I tend to trust, have opposing views: BioClandestine and Truthhammer. You’ll have to get on Telegram to see their posts. (Telegram took up too much room on my computer, so am relying on its presence on my ipad. And,  I’m having trouble with copy/paste here today.)

To me, the most interesting possibility is that Tulsi (who sports a long military background, specializing at one point in psychological operations) has been a white hat mole all along, inserted into the Democratic party until this perfectly timed move to pull the rug out from under the Democratic Party only weeks away from the November 8 mid-term elections.

But then, I wonder: did she appear on stage with Kari Lake to steal her thunder? Weird. Kari Lake needs no one to support her bid for Arizona Governor.

Meanwhile, another strange bifurcation has me befuddled. And that is someone calling attention to RFK as, basically, controlled opposition, since he never even mentions 5G, not to mention the (causal?) relationship between 5G and the plandemic. Kennedy’s only goal, according to Claire Edwards (formerly of the UN), who has just watched the new movie The Real Anthony Fauci, is to single out Fauci as lone scapegoat for what is really going on. I found this opinion through a list-serve that I didn’t know I had signed up for . . . And, as I say, I’ve been having trouble with copy/paste. You might want to look at Claire Williams website:

https://forlifeonearth.weebly.com/about.html

On which site, pursuing it only momentarily, I came across this (hey, it did copy/paste!):

Vandana Shiva: “What is being mined is our mind now.”

And one more: the jury’s declaration that Danchenko is innocent. And of course, as soon as I saw this, my heart fell into hell. But then, within seconds, I was reminded that this verdict happened with Sussmann too, and that Durham’s basic mission is not to prosecute, but to educate. That via these trials, the corrupt, intricately networked deep state players are being exposed for all to see. And the FBI? Eviscerated. Telegram channels that I tend to trust buttressed my equally sudden turn towards optimism, including Bioclandestine, TruthHammer and Just Human.

Finally, thanks to “bill” who emailed this meme to me today. Savage.

Random Memes . . .

October 18, 2022

This is one of the rare days when something doesn’t press on me to be shared. So I decided to empty my desk top of yet a few more memes. Again, if you know, you know. No need to explain. Telepathy.