NC Renegades

Now that “Joe Biden” has been revealed as a hoax president, whole legions of public officials appear liable to criminal charges of the most serious degree: sedition, treason, mass murder, fraud, malfeasance, and in the case of the president himself, influence peddling and bribery. They must be desperate to avoid accounting for all that, losing their accrued fortunes to legal fees and going to prison (or worse). For example, outed just this week: news that then-CIA Director in 2020, Gina Haspel, knew about and participated in the infamous operation using 51 former Intel officers to cover up the veracity of Hunter Biden’s laptop days before the election.

      They knew the laptop was real. Their colleagues over at the FBI knew it was real. They all knew it was stuffed with deal memos, legal memoranda, and emails that clearly laid out a long-running bribery operation among Biden family members and their lawyers. They knew it in 2019 when the Democratic Party moved to impeach Mr. Trump for inquiring about the Biden family’s money-grubbing activities in Ukraine — where, by the way, we may have fomented the war with Russia in part to cover up the culpability of all involved, including especially the State Department and their embassy staff in Kiev. The FBI and its bosses in the DOJ also withheld the laptop from Mr. Trump’s defense lawyers during the 2020 impeachment, though it contained massive exculpatory evidence to explain just why he made that fateful phone call to the newly elected Zelensky.

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I watched the first Presidential debate since we are on the precipice of WWIII which has a high probability of being a nuclear war. Here are some takeaways:

1. I was surprised that people were disappointed in Biden’s mental faculties. Where have you been?
2. I was looking for some truth concerning Ukraine, Israel, China and the “vaccine” but was disappointed by Trump.
3. I was pleasantly surprised by the moderators and the format.

I will not go over Biden’s performance but I will review shortcomings from Trump:

1. He said that any Ukrainian solution would not involve letting Russia keep the Donbass. Why? This region was bombed by its own government for years (including Trump’s administration). He gave Putin no credit for his restraint and patience: Minsk accords’ treachery, CIA Maidan color revolution, Nord Stream bombing, supplying arms against Russia and sanctions. Sanctions have failed miserably while allowing a new economic alliance based on gold to develop.
2. He will continue to side with Israel and its genocide in the West Bank. He barely mentioned Iran’s role, the impending war with Hezbollah in Lebanon or the humiliation of our Navy by Houthis in Yemen.
3. He did not address Taiwan, North Korea or an impending civil war here.
4. I had hoped to find out who would be his vice-presidential choice.
5. He should have thanked Joe for using lawfare to give his campaign contributions and polls a boost more than a brief mention in passing.

What did I want to see? I wanted to hear Trump state that his priority is to stop a nuclear world war. I wanted him to say that justice will be restored and the people who usurped our Republic would be held accountable. I wanted an outline of his first 100 days and I wanted him to put Congress on notice that they would be held accountable to restoring this nation’s status, economy and eliminating the debt crisis.

In other words, I wanted to know that the government would be held accountable to do the job that they were elected to do. And on that account, I give Trump a failing grade.

David DeGerolamo

I didn’t watch the Debate. I was on the Ballfield with my son until 830pm last night. Got Home showered and went to bed. Yall have a good Day.

In tonight’s debate, why is Biden’s right ear recessive (no earlobe) and his left ear lobe dominant?