AMERICAN PROPAGANDA

ED CURTIN—Both are old men with long, shameful  histories. A quick inquiry will show how the rich have profited immensely from their tenures in office.  There is not one hint that they could change and have a miraculous conversion while in future office, like JFK.  Neither has the guts or the intelligence.  They are nowhere men who fear the fate that John Kennedy faced squarely when he turned against the CIA and the war machine.  They join the craven company of Johnson, Ford, Carter, Reagan G.H.W. Bush, Clinton, George W. Bush, and Obama.  They all got the message that was sent from the streets of Dallas in 1963: You don’t want to die, do you?

EDWARD CURTIN—The so called Deep-State has been given many names over the years.  I will not bore you with them, except to say that it was once called the power elite. They are the upper classes, the super wealthy who control the financial institutions, Wall Street, the intelligence agencies, the corporate media, the internet, the military, and the politicians. They are multinational.

They are the wealthy nihilists who care not one jot for the rest of the world. They operate in secret, yet also run above-ground organizations such as the World Bank (WB), the World Health Organization (WHO), the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), etc. Their bloodstream runs on war, the preparations for war, and economic exploitation of the world.

CALEB MAUPIN—A wide-ranging discussion aiming to clarify the true sociopolitical nature of the Biden regime (should it come to power). Maupin points to Biden’s numerous links with Silicon Valley magnates and its New Age culture of hyperindividualism grounded in a weird blend of Margaret Ferguson’s “Aquarian Conspiracy” of personal autonomy  in a “decentralized society” with Ayn Rand’s fierce libertarianism. Maupin points out some interesting and concerning facts.

RAMIN MAZAHERI—I don’t think that Trump has engaged in vote fraud, but I must report that half of the US still believes that Democrats did. Mail-in balloting has unnecessarily stressed an already corruption-filled system, per Harvard. In a democracy it does not matter if perceptions of voter fraud run on partisan lines – if such perceptions are widespread they simply must be resolved satisfactorily.

Nobody has tested the integrity of US elections in recent memory. Not in even in 2000, when they rushed to install George W. Bush 37 days after the election. We later found that an unforgivable 14% of African-American votes had been questionably rejected in they key state of Florida.

Jimmy Dore comments on Colbert’s fake tears over “Trump’s hurtful words”. How repugnantly cloying can pampered, multimillionaire liberals get?