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On June 14, 1946, just a little over a year after Hitler died, a new dark force came about. It would go on to poison minds, spread lies and cast a cloud of evil over America and the world.
That date is when Trump was born.
YOU BETTER HAVE A BIBLE-CHRISTAIN NATIONALISM IS COMING FOR YOU
Trump Forms Task Force Against 'Anti-Christian Bias'
THE SICK BASTARD ACTUALLY SAID THIS:
"My life was saved for a reason. I was saved by God to make America great again."
Fact-Trump won less than 50% of the vote-That's no mandate!
Trump Administration: Classic case of the inmates running the asylum!
That date is when Trump was born.
YOU BETTER HAVE A BIBLE-CHRISTAIN NATIONALISM IS COMING FOR YOU
Trump Forms Task Force Against 'Anti-Christian Bias'
THE SICK BASTARD ACTUALLY SAID THIS:
"My life was saved for a reason. I was saved by God to make America great again."
Fact-Trump won less than 50% of the vote-That's no mandate!
Trump Administration: Classic case of the inmates running the asylum!
When Trump ran for president, he “wasn’t running to do anything. He was running to stay out of jail. The rest he doesn’t care about.”
Trump Praises Chinese President For Controlling Citizens 'With An Iron Fist'-Goodbye-Separation of Powers!
Here is Trump's roadmap to dismantling government and pushing this country towards Christian Nationalism
Trump will forever be tied to the heartless and brutal separation of 5500 immigrant children from their parents, sent to who-knows-where. Some will never see their families again. The Trump administration did not keep records of the family members.
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He has violated all The Seven Deadly Sins: (1) vainglory, or pride, (2) greed, or covetousness, (3) lust, or inordinate or illicit sexual desire, (4) envy, (5) gluttony, (6) wrath, or anger, and (7) sloth.
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STOP ANIMAL ABUSE
Every day in countries around the world, animals are fighting for their lives. They are enslaved, beaten, and kept in chains to make them perform for humans’ “entertainment”; they are mutilated and confined to tiny cages so that we can kill them and eat them; they are burned, blinded, poisoned, and cut up alive in the name of “science”; they are electrocuted, strangled, and skinned alive so that people can parade around in their coats; and worse. The abuse that animals suffer at human hands is heartb reaking, sickening, and infuriating. It’s even more so when we realize that the everyday choices we make—such as what we eat for lunch and the kind of shampoo we buy—may be directly supporting some of this abuse. But as hard as it is to think about, we can’t stop animals’ suffering if we simply look the other way and pretend it isn’t happening. peta.org |
MAGA Believers: Does this sound familiar?

Adolf Hitler, in his book Mein Kampf, coined the term “big lie”. He asserted that “the great masses of the people… will more easily fall victim to a big lie than to a small one.” This concept refers to a propaganda technique where a known falsehood is stated and repeated as if it were self-evidently true. The goal is to sway public opinion by treating the lie as unquestionable, rather than critically examining it.
Here are the key points about the big lie:
Here are the key points about the big lie:
- Definition: A big lie involves spreading a falsehood so audacious that it seems unbelievable yet appeals to people’s prejudices. Hitler believed that people would accept such a lie if it aligned with their existing biases.
- Examples: Hitler’s use of antisemitism in Nazi propaganda blamed Jews (Now Immigrants?) for Germany’s problems. Other instances include blaming the ‘bourgeoisie’ for workers’ issues or demonizing political opponents.
- Technique: Repeat the lie consistently until it becomes accepted as truth. Present it in bland, matter-of-fact terms to make it more convincing. Joseph Goebbels, Hitler’s propaganda minister, echoed this idea: “If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it.” He emphasized that the state must suppress dissent to maintain the lie’s influence1.
To understand how the seeds for the Nazi movement were planted In the United States prior to WWII, read this book, a #1 NYT best seller: Prequel. You will then see the similarities between then and now. Click here for a reference to Trump's 'Day One' dictatorship. Don’t scoff at the Hitler comparisons. Trump’s rhetoric is that bad. Click
A Convicted Felon Is Our President-OMG!
Florida-Classified Documents Case (espionage?)
Georgia Election Interference Washington D.C.-Election Interference Hush Money Case Rape Accusation Fine Defamation Accusation New York Business Fraud Lawsuit January 6 actions (sedition?) Trump Election Defense Fund (fraud?) NYT Lawsuit Over His Taxes Steele dossier suit Again, Held in Contempt of Court Immunity The indictments came from Grand Juries made up of people like you and me |
Indicted on 40 counts-Dismissed
Indicted on 8 counts-On appeal Indicted on 10 counts-Paused Guilty of 34 felonies Liable for sexual assault+$5M fine Jury orders $88.3M fine Judge orders $354M penalty Re-Indicted on four counts Ordered to pay $400k in legal fees Ordered to pay $382k in legal fees Contempt of Court- Fined $9,000 Fined $1,000 Sent back to lower court |
Why Did Trump Win?
The answer is the right-wing media. Today, the right-wing media—Fox News (and the entire News Corp.), Newsmax, One America News Network, the Sinclair network of radio and TV stations and newspapers, iHeart Media (formerly Clear Channel), the Bott Radio Network (Christian radio), Elon Musk’s X, the huge podcasts like Joe Rogan’s, and much more—sets the news agenda in this country. And they fed their audiences a diet of slanted and distorted information that made it possible for Trump to win. |
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Click for my stance on guns The U.K. essentially banned guns. Result: In 2019 Gun deaths 0.04 per 1000---U.S. 3.96 per 1000-Any Questions? 01.14.25-Quick Facts: The U.S. economy is ending 2024 in arguably its most stable condition since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Inflation has cooled. Unemployment is low. The Federal Reserve is cutting interest rates. The recession that many forecasters once warned was inevitable hasn’t materialized.
How Dumb Is It? 01.29.25-WH Press Secretary: “This administration believes that birthright citizenship is unconstitutional.” Uh, the 14th amendment?? 02.06.25-Trump’s announcement that the United States will take over Gaza and ethnically cleanse the area for new developments is such an extreme and grotesque idea, even his own people can’t conceal their disgust. 02.06.25-Lara Trump, the Trump’s daughter-in-law, will begin hosting a weekend show on Fox News this month. |
02.10.25-IT WAS KNOWN AS THE 'RED SCARE' NOW IT'S THE 'DEEP STATE SCARE'-Trump’s return to the White House has plunged Washington into upheaval and anxiety, bringing loyalty tests and other efforts to purge government employees. This climate of fear recalls the anticommunist paranoia of the 1950s and its crucial turning point exactly 75 years ago—when a famous speech, based on a lie, catapulted a little-known politician to prominence and added a new word to the American lexicon: McCarthyism. With that speech, Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy seized the nation’s attention and would hold it for four years. Yet his words probably would have faded into obscurity if reporters hadn’t amplified and reinforced them — despite knowing they were false. The story of the speech offers a dire warning for the present, because it demonstrates how elevating the false claims of elected officials can distort American politics to catastrophic effect. (excerpt from Time Magazine)
02.09.25-THIS JUDGE GETS IT-This week, a second federal court issued a preliminary injunction blocking Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship, a rebuke of his immigration agenda. Notably, the ruling came from U.S. District Judge John Coughenour, a President Ronald Reagan appointee, who didn’t mince words: It has become ever more apparent that to our president, the rule of law is but an impediment to his policy goals. The rule of law is, according to him, something to navigate around or simply ignore, whether that be for political or personal gain. Judge John Coughenour. (excerpt from MSNBC) 02.08.15-WE HAVE TO FIND A WAY TO FIGHT THIS THEORY-Democrats spent Wednesday night into Thursday morning holding the Senate floor, giving speech after speech to oppose Russell Vought, Trump’s nominee to run the Office of Management and Budget. Even before being confirmed, Vought’s fingerprints could be seen in the slate of orders the Trump administration has handed down to transform the federal government into a system ruled by executive fiat. As dizzying as the last few weeks have been, things stand poised to accelerate now that Vought is firmly in place at the White House. Vought has engineered an all-out assault on the federal workforce, one underpinned by a radical constitutional vision that has gone from the conservative fringes to the heart of the MAGA reclamation. Under the “unitary executive” theory driving the onslaught, the president holds unchecked authority within the executive branch, power that lies outside any constraints from Congress or the courts. Put into practice, this vision leaves no recourse when a president acts with absolute impunity, no matter how many laws he breaks in the process. (excerpt from MSNBC) 02.07.25-MALIGNANT MAGA-The ongoing destruction of the U.S. government by Trump and Musk is already a full-blown constitutional crisis. The executive branch has seized power it does not have from Congress and the American people to eliminate agencies created by Congress, suspend payments authorized by law, break contracts entered into under law, rewrite the Constitution and, potentially, ignore the judiciary when push comes to shove. All of these actions, tied together, represent not just an unprecedented seizure of executive power by the president, but an intentional subversion of the constitutional order. Or, as Trump’s nominee to lead the Office of Management and Budget Russell Vought wrote in 2022, “We are living in a post-Constitutional time.” The actions Trump and Musk are taking not only threaten the country’s constitutional structure, but also the material livelihood of all Americans. In targeting government services people need to live their lives, they risk forcing people to stop working to perform childcare, throw at-risk people into homelessness, deny disabled people the right to a free life and cut off the elderly and sick from necessary health care. In seeking to end birthright citizenship, Trump threatens the very right of people born here to obtain the benefits granted to them by the Constitution. Potentially more catastrophic, Musk’s seizure of the Department of Treasury’s payment system and the possible tinkering his college-age minions are doing to it could crash a decades old system that doles out the annual $6 trillion budget to Social Security recipients, government employees, grantees, loan recipients and more. (excerpt from The Huffington Post) 2.06.25-REALITY BITE-One of Trump’s top advisers, Stephen Miller, made a surprising admission this week. According to The Wall Street Journal, Miller privately worried about imposing overly aggressive tariffs on Mexico because it could imperil the work that Mexico is doing to apprehend migrants traveling north to our southern border. That’s pretty striking. Understood correctly, it’s actually an acknowledgment that Mexico already is cracking down on migration due to an arrangement secured by, you guessed it, President Biden. That badly undermines some of Trump’s biggest claims about immigration, tariffs, Mexico, and a lot more. The journal reports that Miller pushed for more limited measures against Mexico. The piece says this, “Miller expressed concern that excessively antagonizing Mexico could jeopardize the country’s ongoing cooperation to interdict migrants attempting to reach the U.S. border.” (excerpts from The New Republic) 02.05.25-GO CANADA!-A Canadian lawmaker is declaring victory over Trump after Trump initiated and then dropped a series of wide-ranging tariffs against the neighboring nation. “He blinked,” He paused those tariffs on Monday, saying Canada agreed to step up enforcement at the border and reduce the flow of fentanyl into the nation. Critics were quick to point out that the core of the Canadian concession had already been announced in December ― before Trump even took office ― and the amount of fentanyl entering the nation from the north is comparatively small anyway. “Two days ago, he was telling us that if we didn’t give up our nationhood that tariffs were gonna stay on, and then we hit him with $125 billion worth of tariffs,” he pointed out, adding that Canadian stores also began to pull Kentucky booze and California wine from their shelves. “Then we said, ‘You’re gonna get another $25 billion right after that,’ and the market started to tank,” he said. Suddenly, he said, Trump was willing to accept a plan Canada had already announced in December. “This is Mr. Art Of The Deal,” he said derisively, using the name of Trump’s 1987 book. “From a Canadian perspective, Donald, you seriously pissed us off.” He said Canadians are upset, don’t trust Trump, and lost trust in the United States as well. Angus also warned Trump not to try it again. “We’re nice people, but you have really, seriously poked the polar bear,” he said. “So, Donald, come back at us a second time. It’s gonna hurt even more.” 02.04.25-LAWLESSNESS-Trump has empowered Elon Musk to undertake a gutting of the U.S. Agency for International Development that is pretty clearly illegal. And this week, on numerous fronts, this has suddenly become a much bigger scandal. First, we learned that Musk’s so-called Department of Government Efficiency is taking over the agency and locking its workers out of internal systems. Then Musk himself confirmed that Trump had agreed with him that the agency must be shut down. On Monday, Democratic lawmakers denounced the illegality of these moves. They showed up at USAID offices to investigate and were barred from entering. The Democrats are right: Trump and Musk don’t have the authority to do these things. And Democrats absolutely must find new ways to fight against these extraordinary abuses of power. (excerpt from the New Republic) 02.03.25-TAFIFF TYRANNY-Fox News viewers were given an unexpectedly honest look at the potential toll of the tariffs announced by Trump on Saturday and how the decision may impact them personally by increasing the cost of household staples. As Fox News anchor Jon Scott interviewed Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.), some two dozen products and companies flashed across the screen, from everyday items such as maple syrup, ground beef and strawberries to big-ticket purchases such as vehicles. “It seems like virtually every sector of the American economy potentially could be targeted by these tariffs and the tariffs that Mexico and Canada have now announced that they will institute against U.S. goods,” Scott said. Trump on Saturday announced tariffs on a wide range of goods imported from Canada, Mexico and China. While Trump campaigned on a vow to cut the prices of groceries and utilities “immediately” upon taking office, experts say the tariffs will have the opposite effect and are likely to raise prices instead. Trump admitted as much over the weekend, saying there may be “a little pain” but insisting that it will be “worth the price that must be paid.” (excerpt from The Huffington Post) 02.02.25-JUNKY JOURNALISM-As The New Republic reported on Friday, the Los Angeles Times—currently in a race to the bottom with The Washington Post to determine which of the two venerable institutions can sell out to Trump the hardest—found itself in a fresh controversy after contributor Eric Reinhart accused the paper of making significant edits to a piece of his that was largely critical of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. into one that depicted the president’s pick to run the Department of Health and Human Services with an “optimistic tone,” largely “suggesting that the virulent conspiracy theorist could be an answer and solution to the American public’s bubbling resentment toward the health care industry.” Reinhart exposed the shady goings-on on X`. “Editing out the most urgent point of an OpEd in the minutes before sending to press while then also assigning a title and image that suggest an argument entirely opposite to the author’s clear intent is pretty shitty,” he wrote. In light of this lamentable journalistic malpractice, (excerpt from The New Republic) 02.01.25-UGH!-Welcome to Trump 2.0: Stupid and Evil at the Same Time, It makes a certain awful sense that Trump’s lackeys would stage the president’s promised mass deportations as a media event. On Sunday, “border czar” Tom Homan invited TV’s Dr. Phil McGraw to “embed” with him on a mission to arrest immigrants in Chicago, viewing the inside of a “command center” and narrating arrests, all streamed as “exclusive” programming on Dr. Phil’s own channel. I.C.E. have said they lack the manpower and necessary logistics to implement the Laken Riley Act, requiring they arrest every undocumented person accused of low-level theft offenses; if that is true, they certainly lack the resources to arrest, detain, and remove from the U.S. the millions of immigrants that Trump claims will be deported under his watch. But what Homan can do right now is put on a show. Dr. Phil is here to livestream your arrest is almost too stupid to take seriously. But that may prove to be the defining feature of life under the second Trump administration: For now, to survive and move strategically, we will have to live with the whiplash of having to take the cruelty of men who are not very bright very seriously. (excerpt from The New Republic) 01.31.25-NAILED IT!-Jimmy Kimmel on Thursday put Trump on blast for trying to blame this week’s deadly midair collision on diversity initiatives. When a reporter asked Trump how he could reach that conclusion, the president responded: “Because I have common sense.” “Take it from a man who looked directly into an eclipse.” All Trump needed to do as president was to go out and offer comfort to the families of the victims and promise to find out what happened. “But he can’t do that,” Kimmel said. “Because he’s callous, he’s racist, he’s sexist, and most of all he’s stupid. He’s a deeply stupid man.” Kimmel also had a theory on why Trump has to “be a dirtbag” about situations such as this. “I think maybe he gets jealous when a disaster gets more coverage than him,” Kimmel said. “He’s like ‘I’m the biggest disaster, you point that camera at me right now.’” 01.30.25-MAD MAN AT WORK-Trump blamed diversity requirements at the Federal Aviation Administration and his two Democratic predecessors for the midair collision over the Potomac River on Wednesday night, saying that standards for air traffic controllers had been too lax. Trump cited no evidence, and even admitted when pressed that the investigation had only just begun. Moments later, he blamed the pilots of the Army helicopter that appeared to fly into a passenger jet that was on final approach to Reagan National Airport. He went back and forth between blaming diversity goals that he said were created by Obama and Biden, and then saying that an investigation was necessary. His instant focus on diversity reflected his instinct to immediately frame major events through his political or ideological lens, whether the facts fit or not. (edited excerpt from The New York Times) 01.29.25-DANGEROUS DOPE ALERT-Sen. Michael Bennet opened his line of direct questioning of R.F.K. Jr. with a doozy: “I’m asking you: Yes or no, did you say that COVID-19 was a genetically engineered bioweapon that targeted Black and white people but spared Jews and Chinese people?” Kennedy hedged, responding that he didn’t say that, he was just quoting a study that said it. “I’ll take that as a yes,” Bennet said, then moved on: “Did you say that Lyme disease is highly likely a militarily engineered bioweapon?” Kennedy paused and conceded, “I probably did say that.” Bennet drilled down: “I want all of our colleagues to hear it, Mr. Kennedy,” he said, raising his voice. “You said yes.” Moving along, Bennet asked Kennedy if he’s ever said “that exposure to pesticides causes children to become transgender.” Kennedy said no, perhaps forgetting he’s absolutely made the claim. Bennet then referenced a section in one of Kennedy’s books, asking if he’d written “that African AIDS is an entirely different disease from western AIDS.” When Kennedy demurred with an “I’m not sure,” Bennet offered to provide the book to the committee chair. (excerpt from The Huffington Post) |
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Guess who?
This man is Evil, Disgusting, Lying, Hypocritical, Inhumane, Narcissistic, Childlike, Vulgar, Egotistic, Greedy, a Lunatic, Vain, Deranged, Naïve, Mean-Spirited, Petulant, a Bully, Churlish, Clueless, Buffoonish, Arrogant, Foolish, Repugnant, Misogynistic, Xenophobic, Self-aggrandizing, Vile, a Con-artist, and, his favorite word "nasty."
Guess who?
He violated all The Seven Deadly Sins: (1) vainglory, or pride, (2) greed, or covetousness, (3) lust, or inordinate or illicit sexual desire, (4) envy, (5) gluttony, (6) wrath, or anger, and (7) sloth.
The road to ruin leads to Mar a Largo
This man is Evil, Disgusting, Lying, Hypocritical, Inhumane, Narcissistic, Childlike, Vulgar, Egotistic, Greedy, a Lunatic, Vain, Deranged, Naïve, Mean-Spirited, Petulant, a Bully, Churlish, Clueless, Buffoonish, Arrogant, Foolish, Repugnant, Misogynistic, Xenophobic, Self-aggrandizing, Vile, a Con-artist, and, his favorite word "nasty."
Guess who?
He violated all The Seven Deadly Sins: (1) vainglory, or pride, (2) greed, or covetousness, (3) lust, or inordinate or illicit sexual desire, (4) envy, (5) gluttony, (6) wrath, or anger, and (7) sloth.
The road to ruin leads to Mar a Largo