muttley
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Post by muttley on Nov 9, 2020 15:28:24 GMT
Damn. Gotta' get me one o' them tinfoil hats!
(** shakes head sadly **)
I'll never be one to even begin toying with the ideas of a whiny narcissist lacking any inkling of self awareness, much less their flying monkeys. 
Live by the sword, impale yourself on your sword for all I care.  kant .. stop ... laughting .... please ..... send ...... lawyers! |
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Post by muttley on Nov 9, 2020 15:35:34 GMT
Damn. Gotta' get me one o' them tinfoil hats!
(** shakes head sadly **)
Thanks for sharing. Obviously I've seen the claims that there has been fraud, but I don't have much energy to explore it. But, I know you wouldn't post something unless you thought it was interesting, so I watched it. Will be interesting to see what comes next. Yeah, I can't imagine all these details are all that interesting to ya'. The biggest picture splash is likely to be a US Supreme Court case in PA about whether votes received there after 8pm on election night should be counted. There's also definitely recounts in GA and WI, and those are automatically triggered by law because of the narrow margins.
The media position on all of this quizically contrasts with 2000, where everyone was waiting for weeks in uncertainty and there were two different transition teams getting national security briefings etc.. that was a different situation in many ways, but still, these are very surreal times. If Trump does manage to roll it back somehow with the courts and the recounts, it's gonna get even surrealier ... like, it's time to actually believing in conspiracy theories surreal!  |
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Post by Andrew on Nov 9, 2020 17:35:56 GMT
I pretty much hate reading/listening to statistics, but persevered with this. He's a good presenter which helped. Again, very interesting. |
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Post by Andrew on Nov 9, 2020 17:53:33 GMT
Thanks for sharing. Obviously I've seen the claims that there has been fraud, but I don't have much energy to explore it. But, I know you wouldn't post something unless you thought it was interesting, so I watched it. Will be interesting to see what comes next. Yeah, I can't imagine all these details are all that interesting to ya'. The biggest picture splash is likely to be a US Supreme Court case in PA about whether votes received there after 8pm on election night should be counted. There's also definitely recounts in GA and WI, and those are automatically triggered by law because of the narrow margins.
The media position on all of this quizically contrasts with 2000, where everyone was waiting for weeks in uncertainty and there were two different transition teams getting national security briefings etc.. that was a different situation in many ways, but still, these are very surreal times. If Trump does manage to roll it back somehow with the courts and the recounts, it's gonna get even surrealier ... like, it's time to actually believing in conspiracy theories surreal! When I look internally, what I find is that I won't actually be sad/sorry to see the back of Donald...I can find a slight weariness of seeing his face on the UK news, hearing him talk, listening to all the moaning and gossiping about him etc.... I guess I could do with a fresh ego in my life. On the other hand, I think he could well have been cheated. I think there's something good about what he's been trying to do, I like his lack of respect for questionably 'benevolent' globalist movements, and I hope he has the fortitude, spirit and support to show the world some truths about how the system works i.e if he goes down, he kinda takes Biden's Dems down with him. I'm not sure the world needs DT, as much as it needs a good dose of honesty and integrity. Anymore vids that you care to share over the next few weeks, I'll very likely watch, thanks. |
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Post by someNothing on Nov 9, 2020 18:49:03 GMT
I'll never be one to even begin toying with the ideas of a whiny narcissist lacking any inkling of self awareness, much less their flying monkeys.
Live by the sword, impale yourself on your sword for all I care. kant .. stop ... laughting .... please ..... send ...... lawyers! Flying monkeys screeching lawyerese for the serially delusional.... oh dear. 
And on and on it goes.... oh well, better get some popcorn. 🍿
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Post by someNothing on Nov 9, 2020 18:54:56 GMT
Yeah, I can't imagine all these details are all that interesting to ya'. The biggest picture splash is likely to be a US Supreme Court case in PA about whether votes received there after 8pm on election night should be counted. There's also definitely recounts in GA and WI, and those are automatically triggered by law because of the narrow margins.
The media position on all of this quizically contrasts with 2000, where everyone was waiting for weeks in uncertainty and there were two different transition teams getting national security briefings etc.. that was a different situation in many ways, but still, these are very surreal times. If Trump does manage to roll it back somehow with the courts and the recounts, it's gonna get even surrealier ... like, it's time to actually believing in conspiracy theories surreal! When I look internally, what I find is that I won't actually be sad/sorry to see the back of Donald...I can find a slight weariness of seeing his face on the UK news, hearing him talk, listening to all the moaning and gossiping about him etc.... I guess I could do with a fresh ego in my life. On the other hand, I think he could well have been cheated. I think there's something good about what he's been trying to do, I like his lack of respect for questionably 'benevolent' globalist movements, and I hope he has the fortitude, spirit and support to show the world some truths about how the system works i.e if he goes down, he kinda takes Biden's Dems down with him. I'm not sure the world needs DT, as much as it needs a good dose of honesty and integrity. Anymore vids that you care to share over the next few weeks, I'll very likely watch, thanks.
Interesting. I would not have assumed that you would find a soft spot for the likes of DT, but yeah, I get your take on the potential for a silver lining.
As for the need for more honesty and integrity, I absolutely agree. Now, imagining DT being an agent for that kind of change requires a major degree of creativity.
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Post by Figgles on Nov 9, 2020 21:47:14 GMT
C'mon man!  |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 10, 2020 0:12:03 GMT
72 days, fucker. and hopefully this sad sack sore loser deranged flailing costs you both Georgia seats.  |
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Post by Andrew on Nov 10, 2020 9:03:26 GMT
When I look internally, what I find is that I won't actually be sad/sorry to see the back of Donald...I can find a slight weariness of seeing his face on the UK news, hearing him talk, listening to all the moaning and gossiping about him etc.... I guess I could do with a fresh ego in my life. On the other hand, I think he could well have been cheated. I think there's something good about what he's been trying to do, I like his lack of respect for questionably 'benevolent' globalist movements, and I hope he has the fortitude, spirit and support to show the world some truths about how the system works i.e if he goes down, he kinda takes Biden's Dems down with him. I'm not sure the world needs DT, as much as it needs a good dose of honesty and integrity. Anymore vids that you care to share over the next few weeks, I'll very likely watch, thanks.
Interesting. I would not have assumed that you would find a soft spot for the likes of DT, but yeah, I get your take on the potential for a silver lining.
As for the need for more honesty and integrity, I absolutely agree. Now, imagining DT being an agent for that kind of change requires a major degree of creativity.
My feelings have been mixed since before the first election, so probably fair to say it's a comparative soft spot. In many ways he really is the antithesis of what I support, but in his favour, I don't see him as a Davos/Bilderberg character i.e he's far more interested in America, than he is the world. My impression of the Davos/Bilderberg types is that, in their arrogance, ego and desire for control, they get together and basically decide how the world is going to unfold. They probably think they are doing a good thing, but that's by the by. I don't trust their plans and instincts. I like the fact that DT wants to focus on his 'own house'. I like that he has withdrawn from the WHO. And in line with that, on the international affairs front, he's really been pretty good. A couple of weeks ago, when he got sick, I experienced something odd. I heard the news that he got sick and not long after, I felt an intense heaviness in my body, and with that heaviness there came a very powerful sense that it would be awful if he was to die at that point. The feeling took me by surprise. Something within me was really pleased about his recovery (and a very fast recovery at that). Since then, my feelings have been more congruently in support of who he is and what he's doing. I still can't watch him telly and don't anticipate that will change, but if there has been cheating, I would like to see justice done. Equally, I am finding it's best to take a fairly non-judgemental and witnessing position at the moment. I'm not on social media arguing, nor trying to change friends' minds about stuff. My last messages here are the most I've said on the subject to anyone (except Jenn). |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 10, 2020 10:29:05 GMT
kant .. stop ... laughting .... please ..... send ...... lawyers! Flying monkeys screeching lawyerese for the serially delusional.... oh dear. And on and on it goes.... oh well, better get some popcorn. 🍿
Peeps ugly relationship with the truth has been on full display.. and it's been quite disheartening to observe  |
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