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What we might learn about this next election from what happened on November 22, 1963

Guest Post by Mark Crispin Miller

With Dan Rather in the propaganda chorus screaming about “January 6,” let’s look back at his Big Lie about the (first) Kennedy assassination, to find some truth about America (and all the world) today

Here’s Dan Rather, on November 25, 1963, solemnly telling the American people what he had just seen (or so he claimed) in the Zapruder film. If you haven’t watched this video, the crucial moment is at 2:12, when Rather says, concerning JFK’s physical reaction to the (alleged) third shot, “ “His head could be seen to move violently forward”:

Now here is the Zapruder film, included to remind you—or, if you happen not to know it, show you—that JFK’s head, at that catastrophic moment, certainly did not “move violently forward,” but jerked violently back, as it exploded:

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Debate Tip: Remember to Ask About White Supremacy!

Guest Post by Ann Coulter

Debate Tip: Remember to Ask About White Supremacy!

Unfortunately, this week’s vice presidential debate — occurring after this column goes out — is unlikely to be something you’d see in the Turkish parliament, like we had last week. But I expect one similarity: There will be ZERO questions about any major issues, like crime, immigration, globalism, the endless riots, our insane foreign policy or what Wall Street is doing.

More like: Our next question is about transgender adoption.

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RICHARD JEWELL

Still trapped in our house by government mandate, I remembered that I wanted to see 89 year old Clint Eastwood’s last directorial effort – Richard Jewell. I wanted to see it because the critics hated it and the mainstream media ignored it. That meant it had to be good – plus Eastwood loves to stick his finger in the eye of the establishment. So we rented it on-demand last night.

I remember the Centennial Olympic Park bombing, but not the details. My memories were more about the bomber – Eric Rudolph – and his ability to avoid capture for 5 years by escaping into the Appalachian mountains. We were in Atlanta in 1997 for a Treasury Management conference and visited the park. It was an unimpressive concrete monument.

I really didn’t know the story of Richard Jewell, but I do now.

How the Investigation Into Richard Jewell Unfolded - The New York ...

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Everyone Is Smart Except Trump

Via The American Spectator

It really is quite simple. Everyone is smart except Donald J. Trump. That’s why they all are billionaires and all got elected President. Only Trump does not know what he is doing. Only Trump does not know how to negotiate with Vladimir Putin. Anderson Cooper knows how to stand up to Putin. The whole crowd at MSNBC does. All the journalists do.

They could not stand up to Matt Lauer at NBC. They could not stand up to Charlie Rose at CBS. They could not stand up to Mark Halperin at NBC. Nor up to Leon Wieseltier at the New Republic, nor Jann Wenner at Rolling Stone, nor Michael Oreskes at NPR, at the New York Times, or at the Associated Press. But — oh, wow! — can they ever stand up to Putin! Only Trump is incapable of negotiating with the Russian tyrant.

Remember the four years when Anderson Cooper was President of the United States? And before that — when the entire Washington Post editorial staff jointly were elected to be President? Remember? Neither do I.

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What if the News Reported Only Facts?

Guest Post by Scott Adams

The common view we see from the mainstream media is that President Trump is a monster and there is no doubt about it. In support of that view, they offer plenty of evidence. And by evidence, I mean they hallucinate they can read minds.

Pundit creates news by reading minds

One of the biggest illusions of life is that we humans are good at deducing the inner thoughts of both strangers and loved ones based on observing their actions. The truth is that we are terrible at knowing what others are thinking. We just think we are good at it. No one is good at it. No one.

Need proof of that claim?

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THINGS COULDN’T BE BETTER – RIGHT?

Image result for gotta wear shadesDonald Trump tells me our best days are ahead. Once his tax cut plan is passed, the future will be so bright I’ll have to wear shades.

Sometimes a single chart reveals the truth being obscured by the Deep State propaganda machine, working overtime selling their economic recovery narrative. The economy most certainly is booming for Wall Streeters and D.C. parasites sucking on the teet of Federal government largess. But for the average working deplorable, this supposed recovery has passed them by.

The cognitive dissonance is strong, as average Americans want to believe what their “leaders” are telling them to believe, but their personal financial situation contradicts the narrative. Even using the highly manipulated data peddled by the BLS, any critical thinking individual can see through the lies, misinformation and bullshit.

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PRAETORIAN PRESS

Guest Post by Ol’ Remus

The New York City press, aware of their stair-stepping down to oblivion if nothing else, has chosen to draw out the embarrassment to themselves and the city by publicly offing itself by degrees.

Joe Briggs at Taki’s Magazine, in his memorable essay “I Guess I’m an Angry White Man”, cites the New Yorker’s mental collapse when Trump was elected:

David Remnick, the very white editor of The New Yorker, also went berserk in print, calling the election a “sickening event” and a “tragedy for the American republic” that was caused by “xenophobia” and “white supremacy,” “a triumph for the forces, at home and abroad, of nativism, authoritarianism, misogyny, and racism.” Angry White Men in the swing states rose up like villagers with torches and lynched the rightful heir to the presidency. I could cite a hundred other examples, and they’re all angrier than the angry men they write about.

Tim Kreider at The Week online, New York City’s hometown version of the magazine, says this about we Deplorables:

A vote cast for Trump is kind of like a murder; there may be context to consider — a disadvantaged background, extenuating circumstances, understandable motives — but the choice itself is binary and final, irrevocable. There’s a case to be made that it’s indefensible; that his supporters have forfeited any right to be respected or taken seriously. The conservatives of the heartland have lashed back against the coastal elites’ condescending, classist prejudices by defiantly confirming them: that they’re pathetically dumb and gullible, uncritical consumers of any disinformation that confirms their biases.

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