I watched the recent Steve Pieczenik interview with Alex Jones out of curiosity and he said something like Trump is exposing their corruption. I just wonder, how much 'exposure' is enough? It's not like what's happening was never expected. Pieczenik also said Trump was following Sun Tzu's philosophy. Now, I am not saying Sun Tzu is full of crap but let's not pretend like it's some deeply obscure and profound knowledge that only Trump and a few others have awareness of.

A post on gab that I came across (it received approx 1600 likes) was this: "Everyone remembers how much deception went on prior to D-Day so as not to tip the Nazi's off prior to the final stage of the operation, right?

I only ask because some of our own seem to think that our Military should broadcast assurances to us as to how & when things play themselves out apparently ignorant of (or forgetting) the fact that the enemy walks among us.

TRANSLATION: Saving the damn world does NOT give a shit about your personal feelings."

Posts like these make me wonder if these people will ever admit that they were completely wrong?

A lot of people on the right are disappointed with the Trump appointees, especially Kavanaugh and ACB. I get why people are not thrilled with their rulings. However, I don't see why people target Barrett for adopting Haitians. If you want to criticize her for her judicial philosophy, it's totally okay. But her rulings have nothing to do with the fact that she has Haitian kids. Read her opinions in different cases and criticize her on what you feel is flawed about her reasoning (You can find her reasoning here: https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/20pdf/20a136_bq7c.pdf). In my opinion, people who have an issue with her because of the kids she adopted are no better than the Ibram X. Kendis of the world who accused Barrett of 'colonialism'.

I remember watching one of Steve Turley’s videos in late November where he said in his video’s title that by a blocking certification of the Pennsylvania election, the lower court judge had basically given the state to Trump. I wrote in the comment section that Turley was celebrating prematurely and misleading his viewers by making such headlines because the aforementioned judgment had already been reversed and the election was certified once again. I was criticized by his viewers who felt that I didn’t know anything. They said Trump didn’t even need the courts because the state legislatures are going to hand it to him. People in the comment section were making fun of people who watched CNN while they themselves were being taken for a ride. Just because what you heard in the video sounded good to you, does not mean it’s reliable. A lot of people are still making weird predictions that are giving people false hope. All I want to say is, by believing in claims like “Trump’s going to be re-inaugurated on March 4th”, you are only setting yourself up to be further disappointed when what you want to see happen does not happen.

I remember after election day a couple of months ago, most people supporting Trump were very optimistic that SCOTUS would come to the rescue. Countless memes floated around social media raising our hopes that the Court would prevent the certification of the results in key swing states. And then the Texas case happened and not only did SCOTUS not rule in favor of Texas, they outright rejected the case due to "lack of standing".

The justices at SCOTUS (the conservative ones) had the opportunity to be remembered as some of the most consequential justices ever. But now as the expansion of SCOTUS is more likely with Dems controlling both the House and the Senate, these justices would become some of the most irrelevant justices of all time.

People often talk about oaths which makes me roll my eyes. Most people would rather cover their asses than stand up for the oaths they took. For the majority of people, oaths are simply empty words.

Like almost all of you, I believe the election was stolen from Trump and I really hope Trump has something up his sleeve to prevent the Biden/Harris "victory". However, if Biden does get in, I think it is almost certain that sleepy Joe's not gonna stay in power for long. In that case, Kamala Harris will become President of the United States.

In my country, the media is going to praise the shit out of Kamala. They'll talk about how she has made the nation proud by becoming the most powerful person in the world (even though she was extremely unpopular among the voters). Schools will probably teach children how brilliant she is and how we can all "learn from her experiences", and when she'll visit our part of the world, they're going to give it non-stop 24/7 coverage as if she's some kind of God.

I pray to God that President Trump somehow stays in office. I really do. I have always admired America and the fact that the loony left is taking hold of both Congress and the White House doesn't sit well with me at all.