Election or Selection?

What's the Best We Can Hope For?

For the last several election cycles, many have assumed that each one was the most important election ever. Considering the “choices” offered, that claim was dubious at best. Looking at just the Presidential elections, the “choice” we’ve been offered has been:

Bush I/Dukakis

Bush I/Clinton

Clinton/Dole

Gore/Bush II

Bush II/Kerry

Obama/McCain

Obama/Romney

No matter who won those contests, the American people lost. Lively debates have never stopped, but essentially have always been over how fast we should let Establishment puppets drive our country into oblivion. The lively debates were about what tax breaks treasonous elites should get; how the deck furniture should be arranged as the Titanic sinks; what tune the fiddler should play as Rome burns.

In the 1994 mid-terms and in 2016, the American people were able to defeat the Deep State at the polls. However, the victories were short-lived and resulted in no permanent course correction. In both cases the Treason Machine took measures to ensure the people couldn’t pull off such a victory again, and the destruction of America would get back on track and go forward.

Either 2020, or this election, will prove to be the actual most important of our lifetimes.

Anybody with a functioning brain, familiar with even a fraction of the facts about 2018, 2020, 2022 and 2024, knows that if our electoral system had any remaining integrity, Trump would win this election going away in a blowout landslide. The trepidation we feel is because the system has no integrity. Some of us have done all we can, but agonize over whether Team Trump is riding a wave that makes this too big to rig, or whether the last vestiges of the old republic will soon be swept away.

It’s common for people to accuse us of “black-pilling” when we simply acknowledge reality. As a result, Pollyanna wishful thinking proliferates. What positive changes occurred during Trump’s first term were easily and quickly reversed after the Steal of 2020. But there’s a rather blind assumption that Trump has learned his lesson and this time he won’t surround himself with traitors; won’t follow their advice; won’t choose bad deals over no deal; won’t shrink in the face of evil; will have the balls to do what’s necessary to MAGA.

After sitting through his interview by Joe Rogan, I’m afraid Trump 2.0 would be almost as naive, gullible, and wishy-washy as the first time.

Rogan asked some great questions, but Trump meandered under, over, and past the most important ones, barely grazing the subject after multiple efforts by Rogan to get straight answers out of him.

On why Trump broke his promise to declassify the JFK files, he claimed that decent, solid people talked him out of it, because there are people alive today who were involved and the release would affect them.

Well, first of all: just barely—that was 60 friggin’ years ago. Second: the government/Warren Commission insisted that Oswald acted completely alone with no help from anybody. So who and what the hell needs to be protected 60 years later? Trump consented to perpetuating the cover-up. So nobody will be held accountable. I don’t believe for a second that he’s had a change of heart after his initial balk. He apparently believes the need to protect traitors, conspirators and evil scumbags outweighs the need for justice or for the truth. This fits a pattern with Trump.

Speaking of that pattern, he claimed he “could have put Crooked Hillary in jail” but explained that the American people would be crestfallen if the wife of Bill Clinton were incarcerated. So obviously, treasonous shitbags suffering the consequences of their crimes would be worse for our country than allegedly bad optics for the same.

In a better world, our next President would be more concerned about the lives and liberty of the J6 political prisoners than the reputation of the Epstein clients wrecking what’s left of our country.

Even if the MAGA turnout this year is too big for the rig, no permanent course correction will occur. Those who rig the elections will go unpunished, their fraud-imposing system will remain in place and probably be enhanced further. Trump does not have the intestinal fortitude to save the republic. The very best we can hope for is that he’ll slow it down again for another four years. After that, you can expect the same sort of electoral system the Russians had under the Soviets, and the perfect storm (economic, political, and military) will wipe away what is left of America after more than a century of assisted suicide.

Prepare accordingly.