out of the house.

twitter.

facebook.

breitbart.

oann.

gab.

rumble.

youtube.

it doesn’t seem to matter where i look.

at least to some degree, you can bash president biden. you can trash president biden’s policies. why, you can even call president biden a pedo and put sniffer pics all over the place. just as long as you still refer to him as president.

that’s the little snag in reality that must not be memory-holed.

joe biden is not a “bad president”, or a “puppet president”; his presidency itself is a fiction, and people are every bit the puppet he is if they live with this lie.

it seems clear to me that every criticism of “joe biden is a lying shitty president” is being allowed because it still gives credence against the more important truth that he is an illegitimate occupant.

our votes were stolen. prevented. thrown out. changed. diluted. weighted.

the numbers are made up.

the evidence of this was hidden, refused, and much of it destroyed. what evidence we do have has been actively prevented from being seen inside of a courtroom, and largely outside of it.

only here are we not forgetting this so far. i’m not recommending you go back to facebook and twitter if you left, but as you branch out into gab and rumble and into the physical world, don’t forget to remind people...

• the right to elect our government was tossed aside.

• the winner of the election is in florida—not the white house—and is awaiting an impeachment trial, because the coup is still ongoing.

do not forget that it wasn’t all fraud either. the fraud that put biden over the top is built on a significant foundation of genuine stupidity. the fraud allowed biden to win, but the real votes for biden allowed the fraud to have a big enough launching point.

when you speak to the biden voters who are feeling buyer’s remorse, they will be tempted to feel they are blameless for their vote—if they don’t deny the fraud—because the fraud would have accounted for their vote too.

when gas is 6 dollars, it’s not time to say “told you he would”, it’s time to say “the person in the elected position who is responsible for this wasn’t even elected, and unlike trump, this one cannot be voted out”.

buyer’s remorse is already kicking in, but the remorseful need to know first and foremost that it wasn’t the citizens that put him there. though many are responsible for helping it happen, all they did was make the job possible or easier. he was appointed.

the biggest problem we must address isn’t “who”, it’s “how”.

nothing matters more than keeping fraud at the forefront of public discussion. help keep people from getting lost on what’s important, they clearly need it.