Posted on 02/12/2021 5:46:34 PM PST by CheshireTheCat
....No one interest group could have achieved this on its own. It required a perfect storm. It doesn’t have to be a conspiracy much less a specific plot. It only requires that the right confluence of events present themselves in a way that prompts action and cooperation.
I might add one more push for pandemic that touches on a general philosophy of life. The world is overflowing these days with people who are consumed by ideology. They have a perception that something is fundamentally wrong with the world and are consumed with a burning passion to fix it. They long for big change, mighty drama, epic shifts in history. For them, the marginally improving world of bourgeois existence seems dull and uneventful. The pandemic was for them something exciting and momentous: it presented a chance for big change.
That we will look back with astonishment at what has happened to the world is a near certainty. The folly! And people of the future will never stop asking that great question of why. The answer is finally unsatisfying. It was a massive screw up by people and groups who wanted to try something completely new, none of whom were willing to bear responsibility for the results. It will be up to the rest of us to pick up the pieces and get life on the right track again.
(Excerpt) Read more at aier.org ...
Did you pay attention to how it was done? Millions of unsolicited ballots sent out, virtually no signature verification.
I’ve used absentee ballots for 30 years or more. A valid absentee ballot could not be more different than the Democrat charade of mail voting in November. Absentee ballots are treated with good verification and validity checks.
BTW, the above typo in the headline is not mine.
Jeff Bezos.
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