The present news cycle is a season where a lot of loose threads are flying everywhere, but It’s all like random noise. However, when you connect the pieces together, it starts to look like something and even make sense. Patterns form. The following is an exercise in that process.
Civil War # 1: The Democrats, already in their long-term hell from losing to Trump, their steadfast TDS, losing the government shutdown battle, and I could go on and on; are reliving history but certainly not learning from it. ‘A revolution devours its children’. Chuck Schumer will likely be forced to retire. Pelosi is retiring rather than face a far lefty, after a long career of spreading her own brand of dictatorial terror, and now her young nemesis tart AOC runs around giddy over the gains of young communistic office seekers. Hochul caved and endorsed Mamdani, now who is controlling who? The relatively young house leader hand-picked [DEI] by Pelosi, Hakeem Jefferies, also endorsed Mamdani and is being repaid by threat of being primaried by another equally rabid communist aspirer, because he isn’t radical enough. This is just at the top of the pyramid, its suddenly being played out all across the country. I could recommend ‘Citizens: A Chronical of the French Revolution’ by Simon Schama but I doubt anyone there would read it.
Civil War #2: The Republicans suddenly find themselves arranged in a circular firing squad. The off-year election where they were automatically exposed to some bad showing, bad optics, and some legitimately bad hard data has everyone on edge. The attempted smear de jour over the Epstein files is taken up by their adversaries but also by their desperate friends like MTG, Majorie Taylor Green who suddenly feels jilted, was jilted, and is now quitting. (Turns out that everything Epstein touches, even from beyond the grave, turns to stank, both Democrats and Republicans, regardless of whether its real, fake, or slander). The base is very upset over the economy, and suddenly hardly cares about any of the other signature policy wins except maybe the fact that none of the deep staters has been convicted yet much less sent to jail, a notion that I share btw. Everybody except me is fired up about either the factions that support the Jews or the ones that think the Jews are Satan’s spawn and this whole thing seems to be swallowing another highly placed ‘conservative’ every friggin day, whether it’s the Heritage Foundation, Tucker Carlson, Megan Kelly, or whoever.
Speaking of the Jews, their haters and supporters find themselves among odd bed-fellows. Carlson Tucker spoke with Nick Fuentes, apparently an antisemite, both of whom are escalating the perception of illicit Jewish dominion over everything; a cause that I’m sure meshes well with NYC mayor elect Mamdani who has endorsed almost the entirety of every Jew hating factions in the middle east and the correlating protest movements here. Meanwhile, a sizable segment of NYC Jews voted for Mamdani despite his virtual promise to be joined to individuals and organizations that declare their ambition to literally genocide them off the face of the earth. All of this just happens to segway with the very quickly emerging matter of Muslim immigrants taking over key jurisdictions, demographically and politically, often facilitated by the seemingly countless forms of tax payer assisted programs that are still functioning, I don’t know how, and then using their position to set up perpetual political dominance, Sharia law, and institutionalized corruption imported straight from their third world shitholes from whence they were sprung. The battle over Jews crosses party lines now and infects the civil wars within both the Democrat and Republican parties.
While Trump still enjoys broad support across much of his base, his response to all of these hotspots are ambiguous. He’s a populist that has recently had so many high level successes that he may be losing sight of the thread of everyman populism, a topic worthy to be carried over to another post another day. It may seem like Trump just got started, his inauguration was just ten months ago, but it seems like forever. It certainly seems like forever to the Democrats. The reality is that the mid-terms are less than a year away, and even if Trump holds all the government, likely, he’s still looking at the fastest two years of his life up ahead. He holds all the cards, domestically and globally, and the struggle to fill whatever vacuum, whatever big shoes that must be filled in 2028, is driving everyone crazy. 2024 was not just another election and neither will be 2028.
A window into what’s at stake occurred this week, the funeral of Dick Cheney. All the past Presidents were invited but not Trump. The Obamas, the Bushes, The Bidens, notable officials from their administration, many of them formerly mortal enemies to each other, were all gathered to honor one of the greatest patron saints of the Deep State, Dick Cheney, thus all now unified and collegial in their sacred shared purpose. The Trump snub was far more than that. They’d have sooner welcomed Putin that Trump. I don’t think any of us mortals can comprehend just how desperate all of these attendees’ factions are to be back in power. It is said that Trump crushed three dynasties at once, Bush, Clinton, Obama. In his later years, Dick Cheney identified with all of them. The Biden clan hardly qualifies to be in the same room with them. This week, they were all passionate friends for a day. You should be severely disturbed at what this represents. They all mouth meaningless platitudes like ‘saving democracy’ but did you ever really think what they really represent and want? I’ll give you a hint, it’s not you, your interests, your rights. It is only the supremacy of the technocratic state and the ‘worthy’ administrator elite, themselves. There should be no greater indication that Donald Trump is still your only hope against the perpetual machine of the state, the Deep State and their hold on power. All the other news you hear is secondary noise in comparison.
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