Trump-DeSantis ticket?

 Is this what to expect for 2024? Dinesh D'Souza discusses the possibility.

Let's Go Brandon missteps abound

 The catch phrase for this administration is "walk that back". Dinesh D'Souza opines:

Dinesh D'Souza explains the Jeff Zucker resignation from CNN

 The real reason:

The fierce urgency of Let's Go Brandon

Dinesh D'Souza makes the case for the urgency of disempowering the enablers of the Let's Go Brandon administration in congress.

Philosophical Question for the Faithful From an Atheist

 Dinesh D'Souza weighs in and explains the answer.

FBI on January 6th: Not an Insurrection

 Via Dinesh D'Souza:

This was yet another concocted nothingburger by the left, along with the aid of the FBI, to demonize the right using a valid but unorganized protest (that to be fair, did contain a few troublemakers) on January 6th of this year.

While this matters greatly to those unlawfully imprisoned (in violation of their proper Constitutional rights at a minimum), and their families, to anyone else this has been the making of a mountain out of a molehill. The FBI should be doing the right thing at this point for those it has imprisoned unlawfully, but to date they have not, shamefully.

The Big Bang Theory and Genesis

I've always been on the same page as Dinesh D'Souza on this - the Big Bang Theory does not conflict with or rule out the idea of God's creation in Genesis.  I'd say further that Creationists who think the world is only 6000 years old are misguided.  The Bible does no state that. Furthermore it often refers to a "short time" but in the Biblical scale, that could mean several millennia. What is a short time to an infinite God? God's creation of the universe took six days according to Genesis.  But what is a day to God who is eternal and outside of time?  

When China calls out the U.S. administration's hypocrisy

 Sheesh.  Thanks to Dinesh D'Souza for catching this.

The [removed] administration has no moral authority to lecture China or anyone else because it practices the same forms of tyranny that it deplores in others, and the Chinese are fully aware of these hypocritical double-standards.

Sadly, China is right on this one.

NOTE: The administration name was removed by me out of concerns for their legitimacy. I continue to not recognize the administration formally. Sort of like the U.S. and China do with Taiwan.

Taiwan taken by China? Why Dinesh D'Souza is wrong.

Taiwan are the good guys, but not if China can help it.  Dinesh D'Souza thinks an invasion is imminent. I respect him, although I disagree in this case. While I hope he's wrong, there's a good chance he's right.  Here's his case:

Here's why this analysis could be wrong.  While they are clearly able to do so at this point, and the current American administration, whom I still refuse to call by name, is weak.  They are in many ways beholden to China.  BUT even though there is no Pacific version of NATO, South Korea, Japan, Australia and a number of other regional nations would not be happy and call upon the United States to engage militarily. 

Geopolitically it may be unavoidable to engage militarily.  China is not blind to this possibility. I'm sure they've wargamed it all out. China's philosophy is to play the long game.  Their most recent foray into domination of Hong Kong is a win for them.  They will likely be willing to consolidate that win and play the long game against America.  It's in their best interest to avoid a war since they are winning without actually fighting one.

It makes sense for them to keep a feckless oaf as their adversary rather than to risk alienating even more voter from him and potentially facing another Trumpian president after 2024 who is willing to stand up to China and embolden allies to do so as well.  Would they rather face that or have an extra four years of a know-nothing, do-nothing administration?  Especially when all of the levers in America are pulled in the support-the-feckless position (big tech, the mainstream media primary among them). 

No, I don't see a war.  I see China using the threat of a war where it might suit them politically, but that's all.  If there is going to be a war, the earliest opportunity would be 2025. 

Is the FBI guilty of the January 6th 'insurrection'?

 This is nothing more than a hypothesis at this point but Dinesh D'Souza asks some important questions.

Fighting digital censorship

Harmeet Dhillon explains how to fight digital censorship via Dinesh D'Souza's podcast.  There are lessons to take from this.

Palate cleanser: Dinesh D'Souza on Ron DeSantis vs. Big Tech

After two posts showing Rubio talking truth (so far just talking it), I thought I should get back to some red meat.  Here's Dinesh D'Souza on Ron DeSantis vs. Big Tech.

NOTE: Both DeSantis and Rubio are from Florida, and while Rubio is talking a good game right now (and it is better than the alternative), DeSantis is actually doing something.

Lester Dolt

 Lester Holt is not a bright guy.  Watch Dinesh D'Souza make Lester Holt's argument crumble like a sand castle in a tsunami.

More on that guy's confused press conference

 Another critical view of the lack of thought process at the top.

Dinesh D'Souza vs. Bill Ayers

 

An "I'm busy, no-title" post

This week has been a busy week for me and I haven't been able to post much at all.  Unfortunately I haven't lost track of the news cycle, which means I'm up to speed on all of the buffoonery of the current president and his cabal in the congress and senate.  This is the beginning of years of stupid decisions.

Not my president I'm more than happy to report. Even my ultra-liberal Prime Minister here in Canada is peeved at the ...you know, the guy.  The guy whose name I will not speak. 

As I continue to be very busy at work, I'm happy to say I still have a job. Unfortunately it means fewer posts for the short term.  And it flies in the face of my goal for the year of trying to post more essay type content.  But I'll try to continue as best I can until time is more permitting than it is right now.

For now, some common sense from Dinesh D'Souza:

Dinesh D'Souza summarizes The Atlantic's latest hit piece on Trump

Dinesh D'Souza summarizes why you shouldn't believe the hit piece in the Atlantic on president Trump.  In the process of watching you'll come to the realization of the reason why people have stopped believing the mainstream media and their anonymous source; it's because they have been proven wrong SO MANY TIMES already.  I guess maybe if you're a progressive leftist or a member of that same mainstream media, you may not actually come to that realization just yet, and I'm fine with that because you've made yourself into a joke.

Dinesh D'Souza on why president Trump won, and can win again

This is an interesting take on president Trump's victory in 20016 (and 2020) with a health side implication of politics versus economics.  

Double standards on the right? I'm okay with it.

Al Franken has to go. Senator Cornyn as well.  Matt Lauer?  Good riddance. Roy Moore, may not be as pure as the wind driven snow, but SO WHAT?  I personally have stopped caring and I'm going full Alinsky on the left. 

Let's get one thing straight, sexual harassment is a bad thing. No one in their right mind will dispute that. But the left has for decades deliberately applied double standards (Alinsky-style) to conservatives and the right has been suckered by it no matter which side of the aisle the issue occurred. Now that the left is awakening to their own duplicitous evilness, we're supposed to stand up alongside them and arm in arm agree with everything they want to do now?

How well has that worked in the past for conservatives? Instead of arranging a circular firing squad we should stand back and let them implode and apply double standards ourselves. 

Dinesh D'Souza explains my thinking more eloquently.  Not that I couldn't do it myself given time to prepare it.

Ben Shaprio, brilliant as he is, fell prey to the old Democrat trick that has had a great track record for them in the past. Dinesh D'Souza isn't falling prey to the double standard. And he might have some solid ground behind him.

To sum up - push back, hard.  And when they don't push back on the left when arguing among themselves, push forward, harder.

The awesomeness that is Dinesh D'Souza

This should be a required lecture at every safe space college and university in the country. Dinesh D'Souza teaches university students about the real world. 

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