Henry Payne cartoon seen at Townhall:
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President Trump To Speak Tonight at 8:15 pm Eastern Time
The Right Side Broadcast Network (RSBN) livestream link is here via Rumble. (RSBN has been suspended by Google/You Tube for a week.)
UPDATED link here.
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The Editorial Board at Issues
and Insights observed that today marks
the 55th anniversary of the day the
murderous James Earl Ray took the life of Martin Luther King Jr. The civil
rights leader should be allowed to rest in peace, but he is being slain yet
again, this time by a mob of mediocre minds with rock-bottom character that
seeks to overturn his life’s works.
In what is widely acknowledged as
his greatest speech, King dreamed that his “four little children will one day
live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but
by the content of their character,” that “one day right down in Alabama little
black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys
and white girls as sisters and brothers.”
. . .
He couldn’t have been clearer about
his vision for a color-blind society. And in the 40 years that followed his
death, our country moved in that direction, year by year, heart by heart.
But much has changed. The woke mob,
critical race theory, and the DEI (diversity, equity, inclusion) movement have
reopened a once-gaping, raw wound that had almost closed. Consider just a few
of the many instances in which our “leaders” and institutional luminaries not
only reject King’s teaching but actively try to return this country to an era
of segregation and ugly, unapologetic bigotry. . . .
The editorial concludes:
Locally, teachers, administrators,
and school boards are wrecking the MLK legacy. If they’re not telling white
students that they are racist, should be ashamed of themselves, and
indulging radical
speakers who believe schools are “spirit murdering” black children,
then they’re lowering
standards to aid minorities, fully consistent with the soft bigotry of low
expectations.
And then there are the DEI shysters
such as Robin DiAngelo, a white woman who has grown fabulously wealthy making
progressive rich whites feel guilty for sins they haven’t committed (while
simultaneously being disappointed
by them), and telling “people of color” they “need to get
away from white people and have some community with each other.”
None of this is what Martin Luther
King Jr. lived or died for. But it’s a pot of gold for grifters, race hustlers,
status seekers, political hacks, and just plain mean people. At least we know
who they are.
Full editorial is here.
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President Trump is in New York today to face the bogus charges filed against him by New York corrupt-o-crat DA Alvin Bragg. This blog does not generally link to prayers and messages of faith; the Tea Party organizations’ three core values are fiscal responsibility, limited government, and free markets. In this case, I make an exception and can even justify it by pointing out the outrageous over-stepping of legal boundaries by the Manhattan DA, the very opposite of “limited government.” Even if you are not theologically on the same page, Sundance’s prayer for President Trump will give you some strength; click here.
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Sundance at Conservative
Treehouse has an excellent analysis of why things never seem to change and improve, and
what We The People are up against in attempting to make our voices heard in
DC. It’s not a pretty picture, but at
least we can be part of the community that helps others to open their
eyes. Here’s a significant extract:
We send politicians to stop the
madness of government, but nothing changes. Why?
Washington DC is a Potemkin
village. We focus on the visible but the constructs that impact us do not
originate from the false façade. There’s something behind that façade,
and what we see is…. entirely… a façade. That’s why sending the
politicians doesn’t change the outcome. To get to the core of the issue,
we must first stop looking at the Potemkin village and instead look behind it.
Legislation, rules, regulations and
laws are not written by congress. The paperwork comes from the assembly
of legal and lobbyist foot soldiers on K-Street. That’s where the ink is
put to the paper and the legislative outcomes first originate. K-Street
is where the corporations, multinationals and financial organizations control
the process.
If the corporations behind the DC façade want to shift the money, they proactively write the rules, regulations
and laws that steer the actual policy outcomes to their financial target or
destination. Their wealth expands and they reward the participants, the
politicians.
Most of the entry level politicians
are oblivious to where the corporations have proactively moved; however, a few
of the politicians -- the leadership groups -- know exactly where the destination
of the legislative intent is going. The latter are tenured in the power structure
behind the façade.
Two private domestic corporations,
completely unaffiliated with the constructs of constitutional government, known
as the RNC and DNC, require membership in order to participate in the pretense
of American democracy. The same financial entities that fund the K-Street
operation, fund the private political clubs.
We The People, voters, are engaging
in their construct to send ‘representatives’ into a political construct that is
a façade. The financial entities on K-Street, those who position wealth
and generate the rules to maintain it, are the same financial entities that
fund the mechanisms of the two private corporations (RNC/DNC).
The United States system of
government is now operating to maintain this construct of common benefit. . . .
Read the entire posting here. And I always learn something browsing through
reader comments below the article.
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Robert Owens at The New American has an encouraging report:
Ready, Set, Sue! Covid Litigation Conference
Unites Lawyers, Doctors in Fight for Liberty
“We are in the battle of our
lives,” proclaimed Dr. Robert Malone at the first-of-its-kind Covid Litigation
Conference held on a rainy, late-March weekend in Atlanta, Georgia. Sponsored
by technology entrepreneur-cum-Covid warrior Steve Kirsch and his organization
Vaccine Safety Research Foundation, and Mendenhall Law Group, a firm
experienced in Covid-related litigation, and supported by Robert F. Kennedy,
Jr.’s group Children’s Health Defense Fund, the purpose of the conference was
to bring hundreds of lawyers together from across the country and teach them
how to sue the pants off Joe Biden, Pfizer, and others who continue to
perpetrate a multiplicity of frauds and heinous crimes associated with Covid.
The two-day conference featured
presentations from dozens of lawyers who have successfully saved lives, jobs,
and reputations, and featured many doctors who put their reputations on the
line to provide expert advice and testimony. The assemblage also heard from FDA
whistleblower Dr. David Gortler and Pfizer whistleblower Brook Jackson.
Materials were provided to the lawyers in the form of motions, briefs,
decisions, medical affidavits, and much more to save time and help increase the
speed with which Covid lawsuits can be filed.
Story after story of overt miscarriages of
justice, callous indifference to human life, rejection of obvious facts, and
clear cowardice of people in positions of authority permeated virtually every
discussion at every table. “I am so ashamed of my profession,” said Dr. Pierre
Kory, a world-renowned expert in critical-care medicine who saw colleague after
colleague shrink into pusillanimity. Dr. Kory racked up 11 complaints against
his medical license in rapid succession and was ostracized by people that he
had once considered close friends. . . .
The full report is here. And here one of the quotes that affects
us all: ““Hospitals are not run by doctors; they are run by evil
administrators.” Hmm.
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