Member- Apr 28, 2021
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2020 US Presidential Election
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That's just it, he is NOT "doing his job". He's screwed up every single thing that he's been involved with, with the number one failure being COVID-19, which he based his claim to be able to solve, as the number one reason to vote for him.
Nobody "likes" Biden, not even most of those who voted for him - he was just an alternative to Trump. Well, now they've got their hands full as he is destroying the Democrat's position of power, due to his incompetence. I knew that he was not going to be very good, but this is way beyond my worst expectations.
He has nominated a person from Bernie's camp, Saule Omarova , presumably to placate the Progressives. She doesn't stand a chance of getting the position of Comptroller of the Currency. Banks and others, are up in arms about her.
Biden is probably the worst president in over 100 years. The images below say he's the worst in history. You decide.
October 30th is the last day to leave Canada for the unvaccinated. The iron vale has come down... it's over.
Biden's "handlers" are running the country, probably Obama and others. His "handlers" also cut off his microphone if he says something off script. Biden has been televised using fake White House sets/backgrounds, located in a building across the White House. Why? Because someone else is occupying the White House and making the real decisions.
That is very interesting, but a little research on the people responsible for the video leads one to believe that they are very cult-like and dishonest. This is not to say that everything they claim is not possible, but they are in the business of making themselves seem like they have special knowledge, through horrific claims and speculation, and consoling solutions that follow. By creating fear, they attempt to get you to subscribe to whatever it is they're selling.
Biden is definitely not in charge, but we don't know much else, and we may never find out. In the meantime, we must critically examine what is being done, regardless of who or what is pulling the strings.
Human rights violation and they know it. I wonder how long this no leave mandate will hold.
What do they care if people leave on Turkish Airlines flight, if the destination has no restrictions? It's up to the airline to decide its rules, not Canada. Isn't an airport international territory?
So citizens will be held hostage against their will.
It's times like these it's very inconvenient to suffer from tinnitus/hyperacusis because we cannot use a firearm to live off grid and hunt and protect ourselves.
Hahaha... Sounds a bit like a conspiracy theory. Maybe you are using Facebook too much.
And here we have the VP who is cackling and talking with children about outer space, as hoards of migrants swarm over the border, which she is supposed to be in charge of controlling. It reminds me of people that I have worked for or with, who were out of their league - but she is on a whole different level, and 10X worse.
Ironically that is exactly what George W Bush was doing when the 9/11 attacks happened. He was literally surrounded by kids at a kindergarten.
Yes, he stayed for seven minutes after being told that America was under attack.
As far as Harris, the Spectator, a 200-year-old British publication says, "She is, in other words, a disaster."
What is wrong with Kamala Harris?
10 October 2021, 6:12am
The concerns about Joe Biden's age and cognitive faculties are well established. And if Biden has to step down, we all know what comes next: his vice-president Kamala Harris will become Commander-in-Chief.
But is Harris all there herself? Some clips from this week of her trying to excite children about science suggest the answer is no.
Yikes. What is going on there? Is Kamala Harris, er, high? Harris was speaking to the children as part of her role as Chair of the National Space Council. She certainly sounds spaced. The full video is even more jarring to watch:
A charitable explanation might be that she is trying too hard to sound enthused about science for the benefit of the kids. But there is something too manic about her performance, a desperation which suggests a deeper problem. Something is not right with the woman who is one heartbeat away from the presidency.
Harris has struggled to carve out a fitting role in the Biden Administration. She was supposed to stop migration to the southern border, but now she skips the relevant meetings. She was made the point-person on vaccinations, now half of America thinks Pfizer's shots are filled with heavy metals and brain-eating worms. She is, in other words, a disaster. Steerpike recalls that she struggled to crack two per cent in the polls despite desperate press adulation. Americans must be praying that Joe Biden's health holds up.
[Spectator.co.uk] What Is Wrong with Kamala Harris?
Aren't you excited about the prospect of having the first female President in US history?
The Democrats should regulate Big Tech once and for all:
How Facebook let fake engagement distort global politics: a whistleblower's account
How Facebook let fake engagement distort global politics: a whistleblower's account
The reason why the NASA video of Harris looks phony and pretentious is that professional child actors were hired to play roles with her.
She has a real job to do, and she's done nothing.
White House Used Child Actors for NASA Video Featuring Kamala Harris
She has a real job to do, and she's done nothing.
White House Used Child Actors for NASA Video Featuring Kamala Harris
In 2016 I voted for Hillary, whom I did not like. Trump did not have experience in government and we were told that he would ruin the economy. The Trump years, however, were very good for me, so I voted for him in 2020. I would have considered voting for a Democrat if they had nominated somebody decent but instead, they chose an imbecile and he, in turn, chose an idiot for VP as impeachment insurance.
A flawless plan, as you can see.
Anyway, I still think the US government can do something for humanity and:
- Regulate Big Tech
- Raise interest rates
Spanish right attacks Biden over Columbus and conquests
By Guy Hedgecoe
BBC News, Madrid
Spanish right-wing politicians are rebuffing calls for Spain to apologise for dark chapters in its colonial past and have scorned US President Joe Biden's recent acknowledgement of the atrocities suffered by indigenous peoples.
The leader of the conservative Popular Party (PP), Pablo Casado, described Spain's colonial expansion to the Americas as "the most important event in history after the Roman empire", on the eve of Spain's 12 October holiday marking Christopher Columbus's 1492 arrival in the New World.
"Does the kingdom of Spain have to apologise because five centuries ago it discovered the New World, respected those who were there, created universities, created prosperity, built entire cities? I don't think so," Mr Casado said in a video posted on Twitter.
His comments came after President Biden, in a message to mark the US Columbus Day holiday, said the explorer's arrival had led to "a wave of devastation" for Native Americans and he urged Americans not to "bury these shameful episodes of our past".
He issued a proclamation to make the 11 October US holiday Indigenous Peoples' Day, alongside the existing Columbus Day.
The leader of Spain's far-right Vox party, Santiago Abascal, denounced Mr Biden as "the lamentable president of the United States".
He added: "He has just attacked the great masterpiece of the Spanish conquest: the evangelisation.
"How proud we can feel about what our ancestors did," he said, describing the Spanish colonies as "the empire of human rights".
Vox, the third-largest party in parliament, frequently asserts Spain's historical importance, for example harking back to Catholic forces' defeat of Muslim adversaries during the Middle Ages.
The Catalan separatists' attempt to create their own independent state in recent years appears to have fuelled nationalist feeling in much of Spain, encouraging some to take a boldly unapologetic view of the country's history.
Although Spain maintains close economic and cultural relations with its former colonies, many in Latin America insist it has never acknowledged human rights abuses committed by the conquistadors and settlers who followed.
They point to the slaughter of native peoples during the conquest and ensuing subjugation which, they argue, continues today in many Latin American countries in the form of racism.
The latest backlash by Spanish politicians fuels a debate over how Spain should view its colonial past.
In September, Pope Francis, who is Argentine, marked the 200th anniversary of Mexico's independence from Spain by acknowledging the "personal and social sins" committed by the Catholic Church in Mexico after the conquest.
Mexico's leftist president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has championed indigenous rights and repeatedly called on Spain to apologise for the crimes of its imperial past. He welcomed the Pope's message.
In an editorial marking Spain's national holiday, the daily El País acknowledged the widespread reassessment of colonial history. It said many citizens of former imperial powers "feel uncomfortable with an idealised representation of a past which always had more bloodshed and fire than peace and goodwill". "Spain is no exception," it added.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-58882832
By Guy Hedgecoe
BBC News, Madrid
Spanish right-wing politicians are rebuffing calls for Spain to apologise for dark chapters in its colonial past and have scorned US President Joe Biden's recent acknowledgement of the atrocities suffered by indigenous peoples.
The leader of the conservative Popular Party (PP), Pablo Casado, described Spain's colonial expansion to the Americas as "the most important event in history after the Roman empire", on the eve of Spain's 12 October holiday marking Christopher Columbus's 1492 arrival in the New World.
"Does the kingdom of Spain have to apologise because five centuries ago it discovered the New World, respected those who were there, created universities, created prosperity, built entire cities? I don't think so," Mr Casado said in a video posted on Twitter.
His comments came after President Biden, in a message to mark the US Columbus Day holiday, said the explorer's arrival had led to "a wave of devastation" for Native Americans and he urged Americans not to "bury these shameful episodes of our past".
He issued a proclamation to make the 11 October US holiday Indigenous Peoples' Day, alongside the existing Columbus Day.
The leader of Spain's far-right Vox party, Santiago Abascal, denounced Mr Biden as "the lamentable president of the United States".
He added: "He has just attacked the great masterpiece of the Spanish conquest: the evangelisation.
"How proud we can feel about what our ancestors did," he said, describing the Spanish colonies as "the empire of human rights".
Vox, the third-largest party in parliament, frequently asserts Spain's historical importance, for example harking back to Catholic forces' defeat of Muslim adversaries during the Middle Ages.
The Catalan separatists' attempt to create their own independent state in recent years appears to have fuelled nationalist feeling in much of Spain, encouraging some to take a boldly unapologetic view of the country's history.
Although Spain maintains close economic and cultural relations with its former colonies, many in Latin America insist it has never acknowledged human rights abuses committed by the conquistadors and settlers who followed.
They point to the slaughter of native peoples during the conquest and ensuing subjugation which, they argue, continues today in many Latin American countries in the form of racism.
The latest backlash by Spanish politicians fuels a debate over how Spain should view its colonial past.
In September, Pope Francis, who is Argentine, marked the 200th anniversary of Mexico's independence from Spain by acknowledging the "personal and social sins" committed by the Catholic Church in Mexico after the conquest.
Mexico's leftist president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has championed indigenous rights and repeatedly called on Spain to apologise for the crimes of its imperial past. He welcomed the Pope's message.
In an editorial marking Spain's national holiday, the daily El País acknowledged the widespread reassessment of colonial history. It said many citizens of former imperial powers "feel uncomfortable with an idealised representation of a past which always had more bloodshed and fire than peace and goodwill". "Spain is no exception," it added.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-58882832
FLASHBACK: Biden blamed food shortages under Trump in 2020 on 'lack of leadership'
'We don't have a food shortage problem, we have a leadership problem,' Biden said in 2020
Social media users have criticized Biden over the resurfaced remarks as inflation surged its highest in 13 while food prices for basic commodities soared and bare shelves have become more and more prevalent.
"Who knew Joe Biden could predict in 2020 what would happen in 2021?" one Twitter user wrote while another sarcastically posted, "This aged well."
For Americans earning the median annual income of about $70,000, inflation has forced them to spend an extra $175 a month on food, gas and housing, the New York Post reported last week, citing Mark Zandi, the chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
Earlier this week, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said that the supply chain "challenges" were "inevitable."
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fl...od-shortages-under-trump-2020-lack-leadership
'We don't have a food shortage problem, we have a leadership problem,' Biden said in 2020
Social media users have criticized Biden over the resurfaced remarks as inflation surged its highest in 13 while food prices for basic commodities soared and bare shelves have become more and more prevalent.
"Who knew Joe Biden could predict in 2020 what would happen in 2021?" one Twitter user wrote while another sarcastically posted, "This aged well."
For Americans earning the median annual income of about $70,000, inflation has forced them to spend an extra $175 a month on food, gas and housing, the New York Post reported last week, citing Mark Zandi, the chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
Earlier this week, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said that the supply chain "challenges" were "inevitable."
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fl...od-shortages-under-trump-2020-lack-leadership
The US has mainly an inflation problem, and an interest rates problem, as rates are too low, and the FED keeps postponing the unavoidable, which is an interest rate hike, which will make the housing bubble burst.
The hate for Biden is flowing from both the right and left.
It's refreshing to see groups of protestors from different places, and with different views, coming together to fight Biden's lies and incompetence.
https://nypost.com/2021/10/15/i-like-kids-better-than-people-biden-says-as-hecklers-shout/
It's refreshing to see groups of protestors from different places, and with different views, coming together to fight Biden's lies and incompetence.
https://nypost.com/2021/10/15/i-like-kids-better-than-people-biden-says-as-hecklers-shout/
- Apr 28, 2021
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Nobody likes him… unless you mention Trump and people double down on saying Biden is better lol.
I think that even the most ardent TDS folks are beginning to realize the mess that they have gotten this country into, due to Biden and Harris. If they had half a brain among them, they would not have taken the "Anybody But Trump" stance and demanded a Democratic candidate that was far more competent than Biden is.
I think Republicans/Trump supporters will come across better if they go with "Let's go Brandon" chant, rather than FJB. More people (even kids) can join the "Let's go Brandon" chant at games, etc. as there are still many people who feel uncomfortable or dislike yelling curse words.
As Luman say, it is refreshing to see that people have enough common sense to dislike Trump even more. After all he was the most divisive person that has ever run the US, and spent his term basically doing nothing for the country, and increasing his private wealth.
