Is it back to Americaâs past of the âWild Westâ?
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With no rule of law in place it would seem like the natural order of things! Instead of going forward we go backwards, its called âRegressivismâ
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Kunstler puts it in righteous perspective of what to expect soon.
A Bumpy Ride
Draw back from the scene and understand that the sheer heaping-up of procedural legal bullshit in the various sham court cases against candidate Donald Trump is largely an attempt to confound, mystify, and preoccupy the public while the great scaffold of our national life collapses. The news â both legacy and alt â will be dominated day after day by analyses of every move and counter-move through endless thickets of courtroom minutiae while the US economy crashes and burns, residual wealth is confiscated, and the American social order turns into something like fiery goo.
By November of 2024, somebody will be elected president, or no one will be. At this point, it is probably down to an election that more than half the country wonât believe in, or no election at all due to civil chaos so extreme it will make the 1861 weeks of secession look as tame as a middle school fire drill. Beyond the hamstringing and hog-tying of their chief adversary, the Democratic Party lawfare necromancers have set up the gameboard with surpassing precision so that their opponents will never be able to win another election. Yet, they are so self-satisfied as to apparently think no one noticed. (Weâll be coming for you, eventually, Marc Elias.)
As to the parsing out of all those bogus charges against Mr. Trump, consider that we now live in a culture of no truth, only battling portfolios of narrative spin, at least according to the Marxian wokesters who have seized the machinery of law, so, there, with a snap of your fingers goes jurisprudence â as in: I swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, blah blahâŚ. The joke is on you. There is no truth, anymore, so stop insisting that there is anything like it to determine, except whatever outcome the Party of Chaos seeks.
The suspended animation of August with its sand castles, lobster rolls, and care-free cocktail cruises will soon yield to the season of hurricanes, financial fiascos, momentous military movements, and reversals of political fortune. What, for instance, becomes of âJoe Biden,â the fictitious president, and that claque of grift-bedizened relatives around him? Iâll tell you one thing: no way is this fellow running for reelection, and the mighty pretense around that hallucination makes idiots of everyone on cable TV news. Somebody has already slipped Olâ âJoeâ the black spot. Dr. Jill has crawled into a bottle. The âBig Guyâ is just sulking now, drowning his sorrows in ice cream â but his fate hangs there above the Rehoboth dunes like an ominous black sea-bird suspended on an ill wind, mocking him. You have finally screwed the pooch, Joey, it cries⌠caw caw cawâŚ.
We are thus close to the moment when impeachment can no longer be dodged. The reams of Biden family bank records that Mr. Comer of Kentucky has unearthed hither and yon, plus deal memoranda, video and audio recordings of dark confabs, and hundreds of tell-tale emails are of a different evidentiary nature than the roster of hypothetical thought crimes confabulated by Jack Smith, Alvin Bragg, and Fani T. Willis. Personally, I would like, at least, to see impeachment hearings where all that hard evidence of Biden family bribery is methodically laid out for The New York Times and CNN to ignore. It will look like a game of chicken for a few days, but then the party honchos will âsadlyâ order Olâ Joe to step aside before that grim spectacle goes too far.
The Ukraine War will then be Kamala Harrisâs to lose â depend on it â though nobody will care. I have a feeling that Barack Obama will not be able to⌠how shall we say⌠work with her. All that cackling must conceal an inner vacancy so vast that Judge Crater, DB Cooper, and the brigantine Mary Celeste might be roaming around in there, along with Amelia Earhart, Jimmy Hoffa, and the Lost Colony of Roanoke. And I cringe to imagine the meetings with Kamala where Susan Rice, Lisa Monaco, and Torie Nuland try to tell the poor simp what to do. It will look like one of those girlie beat-downs on an Oakland street-corner.
Anyway, by that time the stock markets will be all aâcrumble, all those Vanguard retirement funds will wash-up like so many writhing grunions on Cabrillo Beach, and your local bank will cap withdrawals at $500 a few weeks before executing the long-rumored bail-ins. At that magic moment, the Democratic Party will have everything it has wished for.
Of course, I canât say the melodrama will play out exactly like that, in that sequence. But expect trouble in September. Expect disorder like youâve never imagined. Think about retrieving whatever cash you have in the bank. Consider arming yourself for safetyâs sake, if you live in a part of the country that allows it. Or maybe even if you live in the other parts. Lay in some beans and rice and some batteries. Buckle your mental seat belt. When August is over, itâs going to be a bumpy ride.
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I agree. Like i said before, I travel extensively throughout Ohio in a 50 - 75 mile radius and at times, beyond. I see nothing but Trump banners and Trump 2024 signs everywhere. I guess weâll just have to see what happens.
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I was having lunch with a dear friend today, and I said to him that I had a funny feeling that we are not going to make it to 2024 at the rate things are going. Read this above article to see a glimpse as to why. I can see it playing out like this for the same reason that Democrats as the evil empire that they are can not let go of power and are going to pull off or at the very least attempt a desperate move to ensure Trump does not win. I believe its about to get really ugly soon!
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One point of view that I have not thought of previously but someone else did.
Brandon Gill nails it regarding Trumpâs decision to skip the Fox News Presidential Debate: âPresident Trump doesnât need to debate. Heâs effectively an incumbent and the clear leader of the Republican Party whoâs dominating every major poll. None of the other candidates can beat Trump. Republican voters love him. His nomination is inevitable, and itâs laughable to think Trump has some obligation to share a debate stage with politicians polling under 5% nationally. A debate would serve no purpose but to boost the other candidatesâ egos and divide the America First movement at a time when we desperately need to unite against a radically authoritarian Left.â
Basically making the case that Trumpâs previous election was stolen from him therefore by default making him the incumbent. So why should he debate the rest of the Neo-Con wannabeâs (with the exception of Ramaswamy)?
It really doesnât matter what trump thinks voters want to hear what ALL the candidates have to say about how they will improve the Country and unite the nation .
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HMM? Not so sure about that. Maybe two election cycles ago that may have been true, but at the rate we are going we may not make it to 2024 and most people donât care except only that slow Joe and his shadow Government is gone.
We need to sniff out the RINOâs beside the dems have already decided slow Joe is OUT !!!
And why is jissssbag still on the site ? The dumbass laughing turd .
We know who they are! The old guard are fearing the old tar and feather prospects once the cleansing and purge take place. The latter will happen regardless who is in the White House. I smell it!
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Pence the POS traitor that we all know him to be just threw Trump under the bus.
https://www.axios.com/2023/08/20/trump-classified-documents-mike-pence
Or the devolutions of things not seen. Itâs a tired game for those seeking validation of their sadness. 
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