Fulton County's Big Fani

And more

In a ruling that can only be described as a complete inversion of the famous “Cut the baby in half” King Solomon story of 1 Kings 3:16–28, Fulton County Superior Court judge Scott McAfee ruled that either Big Fani or her boy toy Nathan Wade had to go. To no one’s surprise, Wade resigned.

Many commentators have already likened this ruling to discovering two bank robbers locked in the vault upon its morning opening, and only arresting one. By all rights, soy boy McAfee should have recused himself based on his contributing to Fani Willis’ election campaign. But then, ethics are apparently the sole province of conservatives.

At the same time, the pathetic members of the January 6 committee will likely be referred for criminal prosecution, for—among other things—destroying exculpatory evidence.

Then, there’s the bill to ban TikTok. We’re being told not to worry about this opening the door to the Feds gaining a foothold to control all social media. After all, the law specially mentions ByteDance, owner of TikTok—and that should protect us, right? SURE…just like Medicare was only going to apply to old people; the Immigration Act of 1965 did not have the intent of restructuring the demographics of America; and the Patriot Act was only going to be used judiciously against terrorists, and under strict judicial control.

In reality, it took about five years for Medicare policies to start influencing private health insurance as the program expanded its size, budget, and incredible fraud and waste. No one can deny the massive demographic changes that have occurred in the wake of the Immigration Act, and the Patriot Act has brought us a surveillance state well beyond the sick imagination of the worst early CIA spooks.

You would think that most people would have concluded by now that giving the Feds more control over ANYTHING will be a certain disaster—but you would be wrong. Every single American alive today has always lived under a massively corrupt federal system, that wants nothing less than ever increasing control over our lives.

The Feds got away with it mostly through incrementalism (you’ve heard the story of a frog in boiling water that started out at room temperature, with a very slow increase in temperature).

However, there is a major silver lining here. The bad guys are not making any attempt to hide their actions anymore. They’re not even hiding in plain sight. The corruption is in your face on a daily basis—and you’re being DARED to do something about it.

It’s a devastatingly hard lesson to realize that virtually all of our leaders are mendacious scoundrels, and a great deal of what you think you know about America is a big, fat lie. Yet, it is an immensely liberating experience, and as you know: The truth will set you free.