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The Dems’ jury selection for President Trump’s show trials are more than a little consistent. Of course, that’s the major reason why they shopped around for where to hold those trials. 😉
Tags: 2024 Elections | America | Democrats | Election Interference | Lawfare | Liberals | Persecution | Politics | Progressives | Trump
Trump and Navalny – two men with more in common than should be allowed. And yes, Trump’s current situation is as similar to Navalny’s as is possible with the differences in timing and legal systems between Russia and America. The best evidence for that being how all the Lamestream Media outlets immediately derided the comparison with extreme prejudice and vitriol. That level of protestation strongly implies denial and projection.
True, President Trump is alive, not dead, and he wasn’t sentenced to life in a gulag in the hopes that he’d simply die there. Democrats wish he had been, but our legal system doesn’t allow for that. Nor do we have a charge that exactly matches the Russian legal system’s extremism. But also true is that the Democrats have marshal led and weaponized the US’s legal and law enforcement systems against President Trump nonstop and without adhering to any normative limits since he became a real contender for the Republican nomination in the 2016 election. And, in both cases, it was because of “extremism,” i.e., being considered a threat to the existing regime.
So yes, Trump is our Navalny. The only differences between the two men are solely based upon the differences between what Putin and the Democrats can get away with under their respective laws.
Tags: 2024 Elections | America | Democrats | Extremism | Lawfare | Navalny | Persecution | Politics | Russia | Trump | Tyranny
It’s a funny thing; I’m starting to hear a fair amount about COVID spike in America throughout social media, and a bit in the lamestream media as well. But, this is probably to be expected. With the Democrats’ poorly handled and persecutive lawfare against President Trump not having the effect that they want, a more and more damning evidence against Creepy Uncle Joe Biden coming to light, the Dems both need to distract the populace and lay the groundwork for lockdowns before the upcoming civil unrest.
Their trying to revitalize the largely moribund panicdemic, at least enough to “justify” later, more draconian actions without making it clear that they plan to use force to get their way this time, is to be expected. It follows the normal, well-trodden pathways of their sorts throughout history.
Or, maybe I’m wrong. Or, maybe I not wrong but I’m granting them to much credit for planning and foresight. I have stated that COVID 19 will be with us forever after all.
Tags: #MAGA | 2024 Elections | America | Biden | Civil War | Coronavirus | Coup | Coup D'Etat | COVID-19 | Democrats | Lawfare | Panicdemic | Persecution | Politics | Society | Trump | Tyranny
Please understand that when it comes to “Civil Rights” or, as the Liberals, Progressives, and their minority tenants more and more want to call them, “Civil Liberties,” all Americans must remember that, if your White, Christian, and/or Heterosexual – i.e., part of what is the norm – those aren’t for you. “Civil Rights” weren’t created, developed, and promulgated for your protection; they are solely meant for the benefit of minorities, more often than not at your expense. They are a sword aimed you, not a shield for your protection.
The lone exception to this is that, going by the slant of media coverage and the prevalence and results of lawsuits of federal investigations, “Civil Rights” are a sword in the hands of any womyn who chooses to attack a Straight, White man with it. Whether or not this is also true of attacks against non-White and/or Queer males is unknown but doubtful.
This means that supporting “Civil Rights” is directly contrary to the interests of the normal or normative American. That being the case, whether or not any individual still decides to support “Civil Rights” is a matter of moral choice – charity is, after all, always contrary to one’s self interests yet is a good act.
Tags: America | Blacks | Civil Liberties | Civil Rights | Law | Minorities | Muslims | Normalcy | Persecution | Queers | Race | Race War | Racial Politics | Racism
It’s a sick, evil thing when faith and the casual expression thereof becomes an actionable offense. Yet this is becoming more and more the case, at least when that faith and its expression are of the normative, Christian variety.
According to U.S. Bank in Walton, KY being a Christian and not hiding the light of your faith under a bushel of political correctness and silence is an Ethics Violation and cause for termination.
It does not bode well for America’s future that we, as a people, have allowed this sort of persecution of America’s religion to be considered acceptable in any way shape or form.
A former Northern Kentucky bank teller claims she was fired from her job for telling customer to “Have a blessed day.”
“I say ‘have a blessed day’ all of the time,” says Polly Neace. “I don’t think there’s any better kind of day you can have than a blessed day.”
Neace filed a lawsuit against U.S. Bank claiming she was discriminated against for her religious beliefs.
Neace clams after years of saying “Have a blessed day” to customers, she was reprimanded in March 2011.
In a Code of Ethics violation, US Bank states several customers complained when Neace said, “Have a blessed day.”
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That Code of Ethics Violation warns Neace that “effective immediately you will no longer discuss the subject of faith or religion with customers and co-workers alike.”
“I was upset with the fact they were stifling me and not allowing me to act on my beliefs,” Neace says.
Neace admits she was reprimanded again a few months later.
“A customer went through the drive thru and I waited on them. She said, ‘God bless you.’ I said, ‘Thank you, God bless you too,” says Neace.
And then, after complaining about a situation at the bank, Neace claims she jokingly told a manager she might as well go back to saying, “Have a blessed day” and be fired.
The next day, Neace was fired.
In many ways this is far, far worse than A&E’s short-lived assault upon Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson. They were just kowtowing to a segment of what they thought were their audience whereas U.S. Bank has instituted a policy by which to persecute Christians.
Polly Neace – An American Martyr
Do not mistake me. Neace did also, according to the Ethics Violation, reprimand a bank customer for blaspheming and talk to that customer about salvation, and that seems to be solid grounds for a reprimand. However, the rest of what led to her termination is nothing but religious persecution and bigotry.
Be absolutely assured that, if Nease was a Muslim and interjected Islamic phrases into normal conversation as is their wont, things would be quite different. The bank would dare reprimand or terminate a Muslim for being a Muslim because that would violate their “Civil Rights.” Indeed, if a Muslim employee chastised a customer for blaspheming Allah, it would be the customer that the bank would declare to be in the wrong.
It’s a sad time when being a Christian becomes an ethics violation. It’s fairly worrisome for me as well because I’m not Christian and, if America’s enemies can successfully persecute the Christian majority, me and mine, mere statistical outliers, are very much at risk.
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