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Radical, progressives liberals will never conclude this because they approve of what he did.
As for Obama, in typical radical progressive action, he does what he accuses others and, if he says it, it must be so. He also drinks his own bathwater every night before dinner. The man is a total fraud and those who believe otherwise are total suckers.
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Obama goes full Orwell in Stanford speech
As Barack Obama said after winning the 2008 presidential election, the purpose of the revolution is to “fundamentally transform the United States of America.” The doctrine that stands at the heart of the revolution is critical race theory.
By Jack Cashill(WND)
A week ago Barack Obama let loose his inner fascist and gave an hour-long speech at Stanford University that deserved more attention than it got.
“I’m pretty close to a First Amendment absolutist,” Obama told his audience and then spent the rest of the hour proving he is anything but. In fact, the Obama that emerges in this speech is one scary dude.
The one sentence that most alarmed me began thusly, “The way I’m going to evaluate any proposal touching on social media and the internet is whether it strengthens or weakens the prospects for a healthy, inclusive democracy.”
“The way I’m going to evaluate?” Obama failed to explain in what capacity he gets to evaluate anything. Does he expect to head the FCC or get appointed to the Supreme Court? Does he plan to engineer a Michelle Obama presidential bid? If any of these happens, God help us all.
The thrust of his speech was that “regulation has to be part of the answer” in combating online “disinformation.” As Obama made much too clear he and his pals get to determine what is and is not disinformation.
The former president makes almost no attempt to hide his biases. A sentence that reads, “People like Putin and Steve Bannon, for that matter, understand it’s not necessary for people to believe this information in order to weaken democratic institutions” does not inspire a whole lot of confidence in the deplorable half of America.
Nor does a sentence that reads, “There are still brand name newspapers and magazines, not to mention network news broadcasts, NPR [and] other outlets that have adapted to the new digital environment while maintaining the highest standards of journalistic integrity.”
Those “highest standards” included sustaining for three years the fiction that Donald Trump conspired with the Russians to steal the 2016 election and salvaging Joe Biden’s 2020 election victory, such as it was, by suppressing all news of Hunter Biden’s laptop under the pretext it was Russian disinformation.
On the question of COVID, Obama insists, “People are dying because of misinformation.” He cites the refusal of 1 in 5 Americans to avoid “safe, effective vaccines” as proof of the same.
Obama neglected to mention that more than a year into the COVID mania Gallup asked 35,000 Americans, “What are the chances someone with COVID must be hospitalized?” 41% of Democrats said more than 50%; another 28% of Democrats said 20 to 50%.
The correct answer was 1-5%.
What this means is that, thanks to the information spread by those Obama allies “maintaining the highest standards of journalistic integrity,” 69% of Democrats massively overestimated the risks of COVID. This disinformation ruined millions of lives, especially among the young.
One idea Obama supports is for school districts to teach “our kids to become critical thinkers who know how to evaluate sources and separate opinion from fact.” To this end, Obama asks, “Does this person who’s typing in his mother’s basement in his underwear seem a credible authority on climate change?”
I suspect he is at least as credible as a man who purchased two new multi-million dollar beachfront properties despite his expressed worry about “caravans of lost souls wandering a cracked earth in search of arable land, regular Katrina-sized catastrophes across every continent, island nations swallowed up by the sea.”
The source of Obama’s greatest worry, of course, is the 2020 election. He repeatedly chastised Republicans, Trump most notably, for “saying an election was stolen without a shred of evidence.” The stolen-election gambit, argued Obama, allowed Republicans to “target black and brown communities” with “voter suppression” schemes.
Bottom line: Obama and the Democrats are worried. Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter, John Durham’s continued probe of the Russia collusion plot, the impending release of Dinesh D’Souza’s vote fraud exposé, “2000 Mules,” and the likely flipping of the House in November, threaten their control of the narrative.
It may be time for a new George Floyd.
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Opinion If Russia starts winning, Americans won’t blame Ukraine. They’ll blame Biden.
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Is Noonan finally coming to her senses. Remember when all the "Trump Haters" told us he would get us into a nuclear war. Don't hear that about Biden. As I have said many times, liberal progressive radicals always say of others what they intend and/or doing themselves.
Yeah, radicals liberals think I am crazy but facts are facts and they constantly give me proof.
Putin Really May Break the Nuclear Taboo in Ukraine
It seems unthinkable, but American leaders’ failure to think about it heightens the risk it will happen.
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You decide:
Breaking: 2,000 Mules: Exposing the Truth Behind the 2020 Election
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I am proud to know, my father helped arm Israel before and as it became a nation. I am also proud, Lynn's mother's Uncle helped establish Likud, was a member of Begin's Irgun and helped train BIBI for leadership. Uncle Avram was a quiet giant.
Israel must never allow America to inflict it with the virus that has gripped our nation, ie. weakness and confusion.
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Jerusalem Mayor: ‘We marched from Auschwitz to Jerusalem’
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Mayor Lion at Auschwitz Jerusalem municupality
Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion spoke at Auschwitz on the occasion of the March of the Living on Holocaust Memorial Day Thursday.
Seventy-nine years ago, on March 15, the first transport of Jews departed from the Baron Hirsch neighborhood in Thessaloniki, en-route to Auschwitz-Birkenau. For five months – from March to August – the transports continued to depart Thessaloniki, the Jerusalem of the Balkans, and from other Jewish communities in Greece, to Auschwitz. Only nineteen “shipments”. That’s all it took for the Nazis to eliminate Thessaloniki’s Jews. Ninety percent of Greece’s Jews were killed in the concentration camps.
I am privileged to have here with me today, my father, Shalom Lion. His great uncle, Doctor Michael Pesach, marched with his patients to the killing pit. And his daughter, whose name we do not know, perished here, in Auschwitz-Birkenau.
Did Grandma survive the journey? Seven days in packed cattle carts. Did her granddaughter and son accompany her on her last march? Were they on the train that arrived from Thessaloniki seventy-nine years ago, on the twenty-eighth of April, 1943, from which two thousand five hundred and forty-nine Jews were immediately sent to the gas chambers?
We will never know. We do not even know the day they passed away.
“It is time for the gates of acceptance to be opened, the day I shall prostrate before G-d. Please remember for me on the day of rebuke, recall the binder, the bound, the alter.”
These words are sung by the Jews of Greece and Eastern countries on Rosh Hashanah before the sounding of the Shofar, and the opening of the Gates of Heaven. This supplication, describing the awe-filled moment of the binding of Isaac, holds different meaning after the Holocaust.
Communities of Greek origin read it as if it was written about them. About the binding of their families, about the loss of their communities. I cannot forget the elders of the community weeping and sobbing, “The son born after ninety years, has gone into the flames, designated by the sword, where will I find comfort for his mother?”
The eyes cried bitterly, but the heart rejoiced, the binder, the bound, the alter.”
In these moments, I cannot but mention alongside my family, my dear wife Stavit’s family who also perished here in Auschwitz: Pinchas, Sarah, Malka and her son, whose name we do not know, to the Aust family, great-grandmother Atel, who died during the escape, and Grandma Tzipora Lerer.
Dear friends, this railroad, on which we now stand, the Auschwitz Railway Station, was – in the spring of 1944 – the busiest train station in Europe. Whoever stands here, on this damned rail track, can almost hear and imagine the cries of mothers, and the children torn from their arms. The barking of the dogs. The terrible selection, to life or to death. The cold-blooded orders of the guards: Fast, faster!
We are not in a hurry. We remember as a nation. And our memory is eternal. We will remember the Nazi as the nation of Amalek (the biblical tribe who sought to destroy the Children of Israel). We will remember those who stood idly by. We will not forgive those who saw the chimney smoke, heard the cries, and did not lift a finger.
I stand here today, on Israel’s Holocaust Remembrance Day, as Mayor of Jerusalem, the capital of the State of Israel, and the capital of the Jewish people.
And I say: We were commanded to walk – and we just walked, in the March of the Living, and we say clearly: We are here.
No, we did not march from Auschwitz one to Auschwitz two. We did not march from Auschwitz to Birkenau. We marched from the Holocaust to the rebirth. We marched from Auschwitz to Jerusalem.
Every step in the march, is an important and meaningful step in the history of the Jewish people. Even as antisemitism tries – even today – to raise its ugly head. Despite the murderous terror attacks, and the attempts to undermine the peace of Jerusalem, the capital of Israel, we are the Jewish people, and we will continue to march as free people in our land. The land of Zion and Jerusalem! We will continue to build and develop Jerusalem as a city of peace, a city of hope, a city of the future.
I call to you, my father, standing here with me proud and strong, as part of the chain of generations. Dad, we survived the Holocaust, thanks to Jerusalem. Thanks to your father, Grandpa Moshe Leon, who held you in his arms, as a little baby and came with you, when he dreamed of Jerusalem.
And here I am standing today, proud and moved, as the Mayor of Jerusalem, the capital of the Jewish people and the capital of Israel, at the head of the Jerusalem delegation.
Father, as you can see: The Jewish spirit and the prayers for Jerusalem are the victors of history. They are the ones who continue to exist and become stronger. Like our family, like the special nation of which we are privileged to be a part. And like the most special city in the world, Jerusalem.
Father, as your son, as the father of your grandchildren, and as a grandfather to your great-grandchildren, with you, and together with all those present here, we say to grandmother, Mazal Tov Pesach of blessed memory, along with all the holy martyrs, the victims. We will never forget! Jerusalem is our heart. Jerusalem is the heart of each and every one of us. As we say, “If I forget thee Jerusalem.”
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