The Cock's In Front (Because It's More Impressive Than The Balls Will Ever Be)

 

The New York Times Opinion Section has three articles that, pretty much, sum-up what the United States suffers from. The first says "Charisma Rules the World," which should tell you truth, honesty, and facts mean nothing - if the Trump administration hasn't made that clear enough already. This is evidenced by the second article, "It’s Not Just Trump Voters. Both Parties Are in Denial." And both of those fully support this third, "The Clintons and Kamala Harris Descend on a Hamptons Wedding of Liberal Royalty," an expose' on a gathering of the ugly, disgraced, and horrible - but extremely charismatic - Democrats, who not only lost the last election but have brought the nation low over my lifetime. 

Charisma not only explains the rise of Hitler, but how even a self-declared "idiot" like Joe Rogan is treated as intellectual royalty (much less, buffoons and liars like Trump or Hillary): people may "seek truth," but being in the presence of charisma makes them feel OK about being diverted from it. They'd rather be "in" with whoever's currently popular.

This is how we have "debates" between Bill Maher and Sean Penn - the man who denied Bill Clinton is a rapist and, more recently, insisted on RussiaGate vs. a propagandist for lies surrounding Harvey Milk. Both are full of shit - but they're quite charismatic - before a public, so unaware, these two can actually have careers peddling such dangerous nonsense.

But - always more disturbing - is who and what's behind them all. Because the charismatic always work for someone. And it's usually some damaged souls with no charisma what-so-ever. This is why, in the end, Steve Bannon and Co. needed Trump to lie for them: 

The true messengers of evil got nothin'.

 

No One Wants Harvey Milk's Story Told Right (For Fear It's Too Wrong To Be Told)

Newsweek, and many others, think "Crazy" Pete Hegseth is "Now Boarding the USS Idiocracy" for reconsidering naming a Navy ship after Harvey Milk. While I agree the Department of Defense should have better things to do with their time, I don't think they're completely off base with this one. If anything - like the subject of America and Israel - Harvey Milk inadvertently directs our attention to the parameters Americans are deceitfully putting around the truth, to keep history hidden under layers of propaganda. Check out Milk's bio in The Daily Mail:

Milk served four years during the Korean War before being discharged due to questions about his sexual orientation. He went on to become the first openly gay member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors and was assassinated in 1978.

What's not to love? Clearly, if the U.S. Navy wants to honor Milk - purely for his military service - then fine, have at it. Only a bigot would say otherwise.

But, the issue is, there's more to Harvey Milk than his four years in Korea. Much more. And it's NOT good. And the main problem is, as Michael Bellefountaine wrote in 2013, "despite all the exhibits and memorials of Harvey Milk throughout San Francisco,...none of them acknowledges Milk’s relationship with Jim Jones and Peoples Temple." 

    

 As bad as that oversight is, it gets even worse. While beginning to write this post, I immediately identified a huge incident in Milk's life story that appears to have been wiped from the internet's narrative: the night Harvey Milk bombed his own camera store and blamed heterosexuals for it. Google's AI says "Based on the search results, it seems there might be a misunderstanding or a connection being made that is not supported by the provided information."

Yeah, because it's been expunged, like a Soviet secret under Stalin. I found one passing refrence to it in a City Journal article:

During his successful run for city supervisor, for instance, Milk’s camera store was the object of a glass-shattering attack by low-grade explosives. Milk blamed singer Anita Bryant, the outspoken opponent of gay-friendly legislation. “Years later friends hinted broadly that Harvey had more than a little foreknowledge that the explosions would happen,” biographer Randy Shilts noted. One friend explained to Shilts: “You gotta realize the campaign was sort of going slow, and, well . . .”

That speaks not only to the character of Harvey Milk but also that of his defenders. Actor Sean Penn said of Hegseth, “I’ve never before seen a Secretary of Defense so aggressively demote himself to the rank of Chief PETTY Officer.” Penn said this, shamelessly, without ever having acknowledged the "True Story" he made about Milk's life was, both, blatant propaganda and largely a fabrication. Like the City Journal quote, above, Penn portrayed Milk's 1975 campaign as "successful" - and it was - but only because Milk stole the election. Here's the New York Times in a Dec. 17, 1978 article, "Followers Say Jim Jones Directed Voting Frauds":

Determined to help elect politicians friendly toward his People's Temple, the Rev. Jim Jones ordered what former temple members say was an organized campaign of fraudulent voting practices that included importing busloads of illegal voters to cast their ballots in this city's 1975 municipal elections. 

Among those named by some of Mr. Jones's former followers as recipients of his political support were Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk, both of whom were shot and killed in their City Hall offices three weeks ago, allegedly by an enraged former city official.

That was NOT in Sean Penn's movie. There's also allegations of  child sexual abuse, rape allegations, and more. Like the cult's  mass murder in Guyana. Which brings me to one of the reasons I'm writing this post: Many Americans are living a lie, based on a manufactured culture, that few want exposed. A manufactured culture that's turned Harvey Milk - at best, a People's Temple associate - into someone admirable, to suit an agenda. An agenda that not only disrespects history, but the dead, who demand we wrestle with the truth.

And the truth is, Harvey Milk's participation in the Peoples Temple gave Jim Jones more credibility, political clout (Jones was rewarded with an office) and led, at least, 900 people to their deaths. How can we possibly hope to understand our time - when allegations of Democrat Party voter fraud in 2020 are still alive and well - if we aren't even allowed to know the Democrats not only did it, but got away with it, before? And, just like now, no one knew how it was done - until someone decided to confess. So we live a lie. And it's not the only one I can say this about.

Because even Joe Rogan doesn't wanna break through this bullshit.

Choking On Air (To Lose The Wait)

It’s hard being black in France, says Omar Sy after Aya Nakamura racism row, but we're not even getting into that, right now.

More important: Which conspiracy theories have been proved true?

When we find articles saying Everything’s a cult now, it's safe to say TMR's won that debate.

Misinformation has created an alternative world for some Americans, and crawling out of that is not going to be easy.

So we get to watch as Bill Maher Batters His Buddy RFK Jr. Over Anti-Vax Claims, decades after Bill Maher, himself, helped start the Anti-Vax craze RFK Jr. is trapped in.

And Dan Rather returns to CBS for the first time 18 years after his disgraced departure, without ever admitting he made a disgraced departure 18 years ago.

And even Sean Penn’s Angry Letter to Trey Parker and Matt Stone Post-’Team America’ Is Still Hilarious 20 Years Later because,...it's Sean Penn. Ask him where all of SF's cultism went in Milk?

   

  Rumors suggest HYBE's involvement in cult religion 'Dahn World' possibly part of why Min Hee Jin wanted to leave but that's rumors for you.

FACT: “Bedknobs and Broomsticks,” a parable for Gardnerian Witches, is a good reminder of the NewAge nonsense the world's been raised on.

'The Synanon Fix' shows how the California dream went awry for a rehab group turned cult, AND everyone associated with them, California, or drugs.

‘I’d love for Bigfoot to exist. He seems like he’d be great at a party’: New course module helps students analyze pseudoscientific claims because why not? Life's a party, right?

Model Ditched Career Posing For Cameras To Teach Naked Yoga Poses because those clothes simply aren't going to remove themselves.

And, believe it or not, THAT' is life's lesson to us all. You can ask Sean Penn where they went, too. 

That man loves to party. 

 

HARDCORE HEADLINES

CHANGE: English NOT French to be official EU language post-Brexit – no more poo-poo, la-la, oui-oui bullshit. 

LIARS: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry 'not always accurate' to media - which hasn't stopped 'not always accurate' Oprah from helping them. 

OBVIOUS: Joe and Jill Biden admit ‘we have problems’ - including, but not limited to, half the country not believing any other words that have ever come out of their lying mouths. 

UNWORTHY: Sean Penn blasts Covid-19 vaccine site staffers for complaining of poor working conditions - blast him back for making the ahistorical, destructive lie, called "Milk"

 

Let's Put A Space Probe In Hugo Chávez's Brain

Hugo Chávez, he of the televised multi-hour conspiracy theory rant - and Noam Chomsky-loving, necrophiliac, socialist cult of personality in Venuzuela - is at it again. Keep in mind, this is the guy who had Sean Penn and Oliver Stone, amongst others, hooked on his every word during the Bush administration. (He famously claimed to smell "sulfur" emanating from George W. Bush, back in 2006, when Chávez spoke after him at the U.N. in New York.) Oliver Stone even went so far as to make a documentary about him, claiming Chávez is "misunderstood". See if you understand this:

Capitalism may be to blame for the lack of life on the planet Mars, Venezuela's socialist President Hugo Chavez said on Tuesday.

"I have always said, heard, that it would not be strange that there had been civilization on Mars, but maybe capitalism arrived there, imperialism arrived and finished off the planet," Chavez said in speech to mark World Water Day.

Got that? Understand it? I do - the man runs a cult - and it's "logic" like this that absolutely proves it. I don't care how high he's risen in politics:

Hugo Chávez is 100% nuts.

A Little Of This And That (Whole Lot Of Nothing)

Here's a few things we've run across online that go into our "We Told You So" file:

Stop kidding yourselves:

Dogs are smarter than cats.

Those people who trained for Obama's "green jobs"?

Still waiting for Obama's "green" jobs.

Liberals are unhappy. (We know, you thought it was us.) Here's a tip:

Give them a friend to betray - somebody really close to them - they'll cheer right up.

The United States economy is growing faster than Europe's.

The United States economy will always grow faster than Europe's.

Vladimir Putin thinks Leonardo DiCaprio is "a real man". Hugo Chávez thinks the same of Sean Penn.

We think they're all communists.

Whole Foods sucks.

That's it - Whole Foods sucks.

And Roseann Marulli Rodriguez of SuperVegan wants you to know she's "all for natural alternatives, but they often don’t seem to work. As the research has borne out, homeopathy doesn’t do us a damn bit of good."

Yea, but spreading that particular news will help us all immensely.

O.K., that's it - hope it keeps you busy - Happy Holidays!

I'm Down For A Fight (Not Down-And-Out)

One of the main themes of this blog - expressed here, here, here, here, and here - got an eloquent little hearing, from Benjamin A. Plotinsky, over at City Journal recently. In fact, it was so close to what I've been saying, I wondered if they hadn't been reading me. Whether they have or not, I'm still glad to see it out there, because it gives credence to the message I've been delivering almost from Day One:

"Cast your mind back to January 2009, when Barack Obama became the president of the United States amid much rejoicing. The hosannas—covering the inauguration was 'the honor of our lifetimes,' said MSNBC anchor Chris Matthews—by then seemed unsurprising. Over the course of a long campaign, hyperbolic rhetoric had become commonplace, so much so that online wags had started calling Obama 'the One'—a reference to the spate of recent science-fiction movies, especially The Matrix, that used that term to designate a messiah.

It all seems so long ago now, as one contemplates President Obama’s plummeting approval ratings and a suddenly resurgent Republican Party. Yet it’s worth looking closely and seriously at the election-year enthusiasm of media elites and other Obamaphiles, much of which was indeed, as the wags recognized, quasi-religious. The surprising fact is that the American Left, for all its claims to being 'reality-based' and secular, is often animated by the passions, motivations, and imagery that one normally associates with religion. The better we understand this religious impulse, the better we will understand liberal America’s likely trajectory in the years to come."

Actually, City Journal (as far as I know) is the only publication that seems to be on the same wave-length I am, also presenting us with an article about The People's Temple, by Daniel J. Flynn, that underlines the long-running Democratic Party/cult connection:

"For years prior to Jonestown’s cataclysmic finale, unheeded voices, such as journalist Les Kinsolving’s, warned America about the raven-haired preacher feted by San Francisco columnist Herb Caen, supervisor Harvey Milk, and mayor George Moscone.

Indeed, Jim Jones was a power player in Bay Area politics and thereby a player in national Democratic Party politics. Local politicians and activists benefited from the slave labor that he could provide on little notice to people political rallies and hand out campaign literature. In gratitude, Moscone appointed him chairman of San Francisco’s housing authority and Willie Brown likened Jones, a man who would eventually kill more African-Americans than any Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard, to Martin Luther King, Jr. First lady Rosalyn Carter and her husband’s running mate, Walter Mondale, both met with the cult leader. Jones even appropriated the title of Huey Newton’s book, Revolutionary Suicide, to describe the extermination of his flock (which included several of Newton’s relatives). Once Jonestown’s residents had performed this 'revolutionary suicide,' the wills left behind bequeathed all to the Soviet Union."

How anyone else is missing all this, I don't know. Or maybe I do. Look at the quote, above, and you see the name of "Saint Harvey" Milk, who just had an Oscar-winning movie made about him - starring Hugo Chavez-loving Sean Penn - but it was a movie that erased all of Milk's connections to cultism. Of course, it had to, because if the decades-long connection between the Democrats and cults were ever made explicit - a connection that is just as vibrant today as ever, if not more so - they'd lose their black support (amongst others) in a heart beat.

This is what conservatives have to understand now - this is how we finish the Democrats off. As Mr. Plotinsky says, they've got us in The Matrix right now, but I've been saying all along that I'm Rorschach from The Watchmen, and the truth I'm revealing is The Truth, and I'd rather look crazy than allow it to be covered up for the sake of lying politicians, lousy gay pride movies, or even my love for women. Unfortunately, that's exactly what's been happening, so far.

But maybe - just maybe, if everyone remembers these cultish NewAge forces destroyed my marriage, killed my mother-in-law and three others, and can get over my (more-than-justifiable) anger - they'll decide to investigate all this in depth, and everyone's perception of me will change. It ought to, because I ain't hurt nobody.

I'm "The One" that's been hurt.