“He fights” by Evan Douglas Sayet

My Leftist friends (as well as many ardent #Never Trumpers) constantly ask me if I’m not bothered by Donald Trump’s lack of decorum.


They ask if I don’t think his tweets are “beneath the dignity of the office.” Here’s my answer: We Right-thinking people have tried dignity. There could not have been a man of more quiet dignity than George W. Bush as he suffered the outrageous lies and politically motivated hatreds that undermined his presidency. We tried statesmanship.


Could there be another human being on this earth who so desperately prized “collegiality” as John McCain? We tried propriety: has there been a nicer human being ever than Mitt Romney? And the results were always the same.


This is because, while we were playing by the rules of dignity, collegiality and propriety, the Left has been, for the past 60 years, engaged in a knife fight where the only rules are those of Saul Alinsky and the Chicago mob.


I don’t find anything “dignified,” “collegial” or “proper” about Barack Obama’s lying about what went down on the streets of Ferguson in order to ramp up racial hatreds simply because racial hatreds serve the Democratic Party.


I don’t see anything “dignified” in lying about the deaths of four Americans in Benghazi and imprisoning an innocent filmmaker to cover your tracks. I don’t see anything “statesman-like” in weaponizing the IRS to be used to destroy your political opponents and any dissent. Yes, Obama was “articulate” and “polished” but in no way was he in the least bit “dignified,” “collegial” or “proper.”


The Left has been engaged in a war against America since the rise of the Children of the ’60s. To them, it has been an all-out war where nothing is held sacred and nothing is seen as beyond the pale. It has been a war they’ve fought with violence, the threat of violence, demagoguery and lies from day one of the violent take-over of the universities till today.


The problem is that, through these years, the Left has been the only side fighting this war. While the Left has been taking a knife to anyone who stands in their way, the Right has continued to act with dignity, collegiality and propriety. With Donald Trump, this all has come to an end. Donald Trump is America ‘s first wartime president in the Culture War.


During wartime, things like “dignity” and “collegiality” simply aren’t the most essential qualities one looks for in warriors. Ulysses Grant was a drunk whose behavior in peacetime might well have seen him drummed out of the Army for conduct unbecoming.


Had Abraham Lincoln applied the peacetime rules of propriety and booted Grant, the Democrats might well still be holding their slaves today.  Lincoln rightly recognized that, “I cannot spare this man. He fights…”


General George Patton was a vulgar-talking son-of-a-bitch. In peacetime, this might have seen him stripped of rank. But, had Franklin Roosevelt applied the normal rules of decorum then, Hitler and the Socialists would be five decades into their thousand-year Reich.


Trump is fighting. And what’s particularly delicious is that, like Patton standing over the battlefield as his tanks obliterated Rommel’s, he’s shouting, “You magnificent bastard, I read your book!” That is just the icing on the cake, but it’s wonderful to see that not only is Trump fighting, he’s defeating the Left using their own tactics.

 

That book is Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals, a book so essential to the Liberals’ war against America that it is and was the playbook for the entire Obama administration and the subject of Hillary Clinton’s senior thesis. It is a book of such pure evil, just as the rest of us would dedicate our book to those we most love or those to whom we are most indebted.


Trump’s tweets may seem rash and unconsidered but, in reality, he is doing exactly what Alinsky suggested his followers do. First, instead of going after “the fake media” (and they are so fake that they have literally gotten every single significant story of the past 60 years not just wrong, but diametrically opposed to the truth, from the Tet Offensive to Benghazi, to what really happened on the streets of Ferguson, Missouri) Trump isolated CNN. He made it personal.


Then, just as Alinsky suggests, he employs ridicule which Alinsky described as “the most powerful weapon of all.” … Most importantly, Trump’s tweets have put CNN in an untenable and unwinnable position. … They need to respond. This leaves them with only two choices. They can either “go high” (as Hillary would disingenuously declare of herself and the fake news would disingenuously report as the truth) and begin to honestly and accurately report the news or they can double-down on their usual tactics and hope to defeat Trump with twice their usual hysteria and demagoguery. The problem for CNN (et al.) with the former is that if they were to start honestly reporting the news, that would be the end of the Democratic Party they serve.


It is nothing but the incessant use of fake news (read: propaganda) that keeps the Left alive.. Imagine, for example, if CNN had honestly and accurately reported then-candidate Barack Obama’s close ties to foreign terrorists (Rashid Khalidi), domestic terrorists (William Ayers), the mafia (Tony Rezko) or the true evils of his spiritual mentor, Jeremiah Wright’s church. Imagine if they had honestly and accurately conveyed the evils of the Obama administration’s weaponizing of the IRS to be used against their political opponents or his running of guns to the Mexican cartels or the truth about the murder of Ambassador Christopher Stevens and the Obama administration’s cover-up.


So, to my friends on the Left and the #Never Trumpers as well: do I wish we lived in a time when our president could be “collegial” and “dignified” and “proper”? Of course I do. These aren’t those times. This is war. And it’s a war that the Left has been fighting without opposition for the past 50 years.


So, say anything you want about this president – I get it – he can be vulgar, he can be crude, he can be undignified at times. I don’t care. I can’t spare this warrior. He fights for America!  Fight on you magnificent bastard

https://townhall.com/columnists/evansayet/2017/07/13/he-fights-n2354580

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Private property

“That initial premise is that each of us owns himself. Stated another way: I am my private property and you are yours. The institution of private property is the right held by the owner of property to keep, acquire, dispose, and exclude from use. The premise of self-ownership determines which human acts are moral or immoral and consistent with that premise. For example, rape, murder, slavery, fraud, and theft are immoral because they violate private property.”

~ Prof. Walter E. Williams, American economist, commentator, and academic. He is the John M. Olin Distinguished Professor of Economics at George Mason University.

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The Settled Science of Catastrophic Man-Made Global Warming Violates the Laws of Physics

The Settled Science of Catastrophic Man-Made Global Warming Violates the Laws of Physics, by Charles R Anderson, PhD.
“As I have shown, the settled science represented by the NASA Earth Energy Budget is nonsense science. It is self-contradictory in numerous ways. It violates the Conservation of Energy. It violates the transport of energy between objects of different temperatures by thermal radiation. These are simple problems clearly and easily observed. Given the huge expenditures of federal funds, United Nations funds, and the funds of many governments of developed nations around the world on issues relating to the catastrophic man-made global warming hypothesis, it is impossible to believe that there are not many scientists who are aware of these violations of physics and reality.”
 

 

 

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Criminal enterprises (continued)

Impact of Current Climate Proposals by Bjorn Lomborg.
In return for a mere $1.5 TRILLION per year…

…if we measure the impact of every nation fulfilling every [carbon reduction] promise by 2030, the total temperature reduction will be 0.048°C (0.086°F) by 2100.

Even if we assume that these promises would be extended for another 70 years, there is still little impact: if every nation fulfills every promise by 2030, and continues to fulfill these promises faithfully until the end of the century, and there is no ‘CO₂ leakage’ to non-committed nations, the entirety of the Paris promises will reduce temperature rises by just 0.17°C (0.306°F) by 2100.

US climate policies, in the most optimistic circumstances, fully achieved and adhered to throughout the century, will reduce global temperatures by 0.031°C (0.057°F) by 2100.

EU climate policies, in the most optimistic circumstances, fully achieved and adhered to throughout the century, will reduce global temperatures by 0.053°C (0.096°F) by 2100.

China climate policies, in the most optimistic circumstances, fully achieved and adhered to throughout the century, will reduce global temperatures by 0.048°C (0.086°F) by 2100.

The rest of the world’s climate policies, in the most optimistic circumstances, fully achieved and adhered to throughout the century, will reduce global temperatures by 0.036°C (0.064°F) by 2100.

http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/…/1758-5899.12295/full

http://bishophill.squarespace.com/blog/2015/11/10/the-size-of-the-prize.html

https://www.manhattan-institute.org/sites/default/files/R-OC-0318.pdf

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/climate-change-will-not-be-dangerous-for-a-long-time/

 

 

 

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Gun control

“They call it ‘gun control,’ but it’s not. It’s people control.” ~ Tucker Carlson

http://insider.foxnews.com/2018/02/15/tucker-carlson-calls-gun-control-after-florida-school-shooting-are-kind-class-war

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Criminal enterprises

Judge Napolitano (at the link below) says The Clinton Foundation is a criminal enterprise.

AGW is a criminal enterprise too. It is fraud and extortion to take billions of dollars from taxpayers and from donors (mail fraud) for years by threatening them with false and misleading information, for example climate models which have not ever been validated against known, real world climate conditions. Once upon a time, the FBI had an organized crime unit that took down criminal enterprises, for example the Mafia. Now the FBI and the DOJ participate in the coverup of organized crime. The Clinton Foundation is just one of many examples. There is ‘Fast and Furious’ gun running and murder. There is Benghazi. There is 9-11. There is the targeting of conservatives by the IRS. This list could go on for pages.

https://finance.yahoo.com/video/clinton-foundation-criminal-enterprise-judge-123503263.html

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NK, Musk and Rex

I mentioned to a few friends that Trump should deny China its massive exports to the U.S. electronics market if China does not contain its NK ally’s nuclear weapons ambitions.  Trump did much better.  He placed tariffs to protect U.S. rust belt products like steel, which has the same effect on China with regard to getting NK to the nuke negotiating table, and, at the same time, helps U.S. industries and workers that have been decimated by foreign trade.  Genius.

NK’s over-strategic great leader understood immediately.

Elon Musk understood immediately.

Good ole boy Rex Tillerson did not.

And now it appears that President Trump realized he was misled by his intel agencies on Syria’s supposed use of chemical weapons, the red line in the sand crossed by U.S. clandestine services but Syria did not.  Bombing Syria and other countries with more than 20,000 expensive drones helps the U.S. military industrial complex, but will not make America great again.

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The climate-industrial complex

In his farewell address to the nation in 1961, President Eisenhower famously warned of a military-industrial complex that might gain unwarranted influence. But in the same speech he also pointed to a wider danger: that ‘public policy could itself become the captive of a scientific-technological elite’. 

Half a century on, it seems clear that our public policy has been captured by a ‘climate-industrial complex’. In the field of economics, it distorts the truth, closing ranks and ignoring or distort dissent when its failures are brought to light. It justifies the squandering of astronomical sums of money – waste that has already added 20% to the energy costs of households and industry.

If it can be so reckless about the economics of global warming, is it not just possible that it may be exaggerating the dangers of global warming on which the whole case depends?

As Eisenhower spelt out:

…a government contract becomes virtually a substitute for intellectual curiosity…The

prospect of domination of the nation’s scholars by Federal employment, project alloca-

tions, and the power of money is ever present and is gravely to be regarded.

Having studied physics at Cambridge, I entirely accept the science of global warming: double the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and the direct effect will raise the average temperature by about 1 ◦C.  But how much that will be amplified or dampened by clouds, water vapour, ice loss and other factors is far less certain. Indeed, the most recent IPCC report was for the first time unable to agree a most likely estimate of the overall effect, but did reduce the lower end of the likely range. Significantly, neither of those points were included in the Summary for Policymakers – presumably because the authors felt it their duty to report only facts that would stiffen policymakers’ resolve to tackle global warming. Most scientists remain scrupulously objective in their own work. But they know it is more than their career is worth to question exaggerated claims others may make of the scale, speed or impact of global warming. To adapt Upton Sinclair: ‘It is difficult to get someone to be critical of something if his salary depends on taking it for granted’. So, alarmist claims go unchallenged while evidence that we could adapt to global warming rather than try to prevent it is played down.

Dieter Helm exposed the fact that billions of pounds of public money have been wasted on renewables schemes, yet the climate-industrial complex has shrugged him off with barely a glance. [Professor Dieter Helm, one of our most respected energy economists, revealed that the government could achieve its target to reduce carbon emissions for a fraction of the £100 billion it has already committed, there was a deafening silence.  It is not as if Dieter Helm is a climate sceptic. Far from it.]  It is hard not to suspect that their flagrant disregard for sound economics may be mirrored in their approach to the science.

About the author: Peter Lilley was formerly the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry in the governments of Margaret Thatcher and John Major and also Secretary of State for Social Security. He was one of only three MPs to vote against the passage of the Climate Change Act and is the author of several previous GWPF publications.  The above is excerpted from his full publication, pdf linked here:

 

https://www.thegwpf.org/content/uploads/2018/03/HelmReviewS.pdf?utm_source=CCNet+Newsletter&utm_campaign=c9288b0e13-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2018_03_05&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_fe4b2f45ef-c9288b0e13-36418213

 

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The deadly difference

Which organization buys more politicians/donates more money to politicians and how much more money, NRA or Planned Parenthood? Which organization caused the deaths of more children, and how many more children, NRA or Planned Parenthood? Which organization is directly funded by U.S. taxpayer dollars/debt, and how many taxpayer dollars/debt, NRA or Planned Parenthood? How many children has NRA or its members killed? How many children has Planned Parenthood or its members killed? Do you know where your children or grandchildren are? By that I mean, how would your children or grandchildren answer these questions?

 

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The more guns a nation has, the less criminal activity.

According to a study in the Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy, which cites
the Centers for Disease Control, the U.S. National Academy of Sciences and
the United Nations International Study on Firearms Regulation…

the more guns a nation has,
the less criminal activity.

In other words, more firearms, less crime, concludes the virtually unpublicized research report by attorney Don B. Kates and Dr. Gary Mauser.

But the key is firearms in the hands of private citizens.

Much more here in this blog post by Garrett O’Brien from 2015, including the pdf of the Harvard study.

https://decisiveliberty.wordpress.com/2015/10/12/harvard-university-study-reveals-astonishing-link-between-firearms-crime-and-gun-control/

 

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