Sammy
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And everyone but you can just suffer under brutal tyranny. Now we know why anarchists tend not to get much traction.

Pedophile publicist wrapped up in the inquest following the Jimmy Saville exposure is found to have died from a heart attack in his prison cell due to freezing conditions, as a result of the lack of hot water and heat for his cell from a boiler that was left broken.

All Demoncrats should have to recuse because it is an election year, that's only fair considering that they claim Trump can't investigate Biden's crimes because Biden is running for office.

You are probably right about Orig, he has been reasonable about Trump in the past and doesn't seem to be infected with TDS. But I guarantee that a number of people here will scream that Trump is a dictator putting his political opponents in jail.

Nadler failed to swear in witnesses at Judiciary Impeachment hearings.

It's also annoying when they focus on a minimal good like Trump and demand that we support a great evil like the deepstate because Trump is imperfect. Such people are either deepstate shills or deliberately trying to bring about total tyranny and total collapse in the foolish belief that something better than what we have or what we can progress towards would appear out of the ashes, but that is ridiculously unlikely, we would most probably either be stuck with the tyranny and never have the total collapse or see something worse than we have emerge when all was said and done.

It's the philosophy of "all or nothing", the goal seems to be to get some people to get nothing because they won't take something and can't get it all. Whether any individual is one of those who is duped or one of those doing the duping can be hard to tell.

It's hard to investigate criminals without being seen with them. You want us to back the deepstate and the communists as the best available way to bring down Trump, the proper point of view is that Trump is the best available option to bring down the deepstate.

Any stick will do to beat a dog, right? And Trump is the designated dog to be beaten, the MSM says so. It couldn't be that Trump is the best available rock to use to crush the slug of the deepstate, right?

The clouds wept.

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You should support Brennan. At least that is what some posters would have us believe.

South Africa’s state power company intensified rolling blackouts to a record, signaling a deepening crisis at the debt-ridden utility and raising the risk of a second recession in as many years. Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. said on Monday it will move to Stage 6 load-shedding from 6 p.m. local time, meaning it will cut 6,000 megawatts from the national grid, after a technical problem at the giant new Medupi Power Station curbed supply. That’s the biggest cut yet. The utility downgraded the status to Stage 4 as of 10 p.m. The utility is curbing power for a fifth straight day as it struggles with breakdowns at plants and heavy rains that have soaked coal used as fuel. The blackouts have a debilitating effect on the economy by curtailing mining and factory output and causing crippling traffic delays. “It does mean that the economy is heading for a recession,” Iraj Abedian, chief executive officer of Pan-African Investments and Research Services, said by phone from Johannesburg. “There’s no way that hot on the heels of the previous quarter’s negative growth in GDP with this type of humongous and material disruption to the continuity of business that the economy can register positive growth.” South Africa’s statistics office announced last week that gross domestic product shrank an annualized 0.6% in the three months through September. Power cuts also dented the economy in the first quarter, when it contracted the most in a decade, led by a drop in manufacturing, mining and agriculture output Eskom’s announcement marked the end of a torrid day on Twitter for South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. His weekly letter to the nation highlighting how Medupi is a fitting symbol of the importance of state-owned companies was derided on the social-media site. At 10 p.m. local time he issued a statement commiserating with his countrymen. “The ongoing load-shedding is devastating for the country. It is causing our economy great harm and disrupting the lives of citizens,” he said. “The anger and frustration that this load-shedding has caused is understandable.” Municipalities were also caught off guard, with Johannesburg electricity distributor City Power saying it has no load-shedding schedule for Stage 6.

TDS has no cure and is progressive. And some people may never have been in favor of the rule of law, the Constitution or even liberty, they may have always been here as agents of the deepstate. The beautiful thing about Trump is that he is making the cabal expose all of its agents by making them defend tyranny openly as a "good" thing.

You are the greedy one who wants what other people have created and earned and you will destroy everything you covet trying to take it.

The paper tiger rules the concrete jungle.

After the animals unwrap their gifts.

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This a coup against President Trump!

A Greek fighter jet allegedly obtained 'missile lock' on a Turkish frigate that was traveling off the coast of Cyprus on December 8, 2019, the Aviationist reported. Citing photos from the Twitter profile of journalist Yannis Nikitas, the Aviationist reported that a Greek Mirage 2000 jet targeted the Turkish frigate with Exocet anti-ship missiles during a show of force over the weekend. “In the photos we can see the HUD of a Mirage 2000, recognizable also by the characteristic Mirage refueling probe, as it gets a lock on a ship which, according to the caption, could be a Turkish frigate. On the left side of the HUD we can see a 'M39' label, showing that the pilot selected the AM-39 Exocet anti-ship to perform the lock on the ship,” the publication said. Relations between Greece and Turkey have been rocky this year after Ankara began drilling for oil off the coast of Cyprus.

Yankees are pretty bad.

A 110.2 per cent increase in the price of pork from a year earlier led to a further rise in China’s consumer prices in November, as African swine fever continued to take a toll on the country’s pig population, data released on Tuesday showed. The consumer price index (CPI) rose to 4.5 per cent from a year earlier, up from a 3.8 per cent gain in October , the highest reading since reaching the same level in January 2012, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. China’s consumer prices have steadily increased all year having stood at 1.9 per cent in January. The highest CPI reading on record was the 8.2 per cent recorded in March 2008 during the global financial crisis. The November increase was above the 4.3 per cent increase expected by analysts in a survey by Bloomberg.