Excuse me, but if I get another text message from Mitch McConnell asking for money—I seem to get one roughly every five minutes, and one came 10 seconds after midnight to welcome 2021—telling me that things are desperate for the GOP and that if I don’t donate another $50 (to be matched at 5X, of course, or is it 7X?) all will be lost, because I’m an “important patriot” for whom a “critical deadline” has been “extended” (who writes these things?), I will leave the Republican Party forever and register as an independent.
Or maybe move to New Zealand.
OK, I’m exaggerating—but not by a lot.
Frankly, these endless messages and emails are nauseating, especially when emanating (supposedly) from the majority leader of the U.S. Senate, who seems to be, deliberately or not, so far out of touch with the wishes of his constituency he may as well be in another galaxy.
Or perhaps they know something we don’t—like who won.
That’s hard to imagine—we all know the judiciary is not interested in, or may even be allergic to, finding out—but perhaps a secret cabal of senators has made a forensic investigation of the Dominion voting machines (said, under oath by its CEO, not to be connected to the internet; the CEO also alleged there was never a relationship between Dominion and the devised-for-Chavez Smartmatic).
And this assumes the testimony of forensic computer expert Russell Ramsland about the Antrim County Michigan machines was also either entirely false or discredited (in a real way, not by some media outlet yelling “debunked”).
One doubts a single member of Congress from either party has anything near the technical expertise to make that or similar determinations for themselves. (Ironically, probably a good number of people out there among the “deplorables” actually could.)
Obviously, this investigation never happened. So what gives?
Are these reluctant senators simply abject cowards, trying to protect their committee assignments, or are they more aligned with the deep state than they would like us to know or even wish to acknowledge to themselves? Do they really want business as usual?
McConnell would seem to have more than a whiff of that.
There’s nothing new in this, except maybe the search for the truth in what happened and the promise of a better tomorrow.
And that truth is bigger than Trump, larger than life though he may sometimes be—much bigger.
It speaks to the nature of what we are as a functioning democratic republic. Can we actually have elections that the majority of the public trusts? We clearly don’t trust this one.
More than that, we are in a monumental transitional phase in human history when technology is dominating our lives as never before, with its power over us, conscious and unconscious, escalating every day and our elections being only a part of that story, and a fragile one.
With an increasingly unchecked China in the ascendancy, our world is changing before our eyes, minute by minute. Transnational elites are in the process of taking over. Are elections even going to mean anything in the future? Will they happen in any way other than Soviet?
Fitts, an investment banker and former assistant secretary of housing and urban development for housing under Bush 41, has some rather astonishing and, frankly, scary things to say about where these elites—what she calls “Mr. Global”—are taking us.
Even if what she is saying in this video—essentially, that the United States is on the cusp of joining China in its “social credit” system and that our freedoms are about to vanish, if they haven't already—were only partially true, it normally would be of paramount concern to senators, were the Senate really “the world’s greatest deliberative body.”
But apparently, they can’t even deal with making elections transparent.
On the other hand, we can. Don’t forget that.
