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It was not only Trump that almost died, it was American civil order, shaky as it has been for many years, and especially since Biden’s so-called election.

I fully believe that a dead or even gravely injured Donald Trump would have been a catalyst for a spiral into massive civil unrest as the inequality of elitist treatment of our side and their side reached an entirely new and disturbing level.

We have seen a tick towards that perhaps, but good fortune for Donald Trump has somewhat softened the blow to civil order and allowed his side of the political divide to focus on future tasks, providence, and even more urgent need for change.

What is playing out as very contrived and hollow is any statement made by any Democrat (with perhaps a few exceptions) because we all know that is a master class in hypocrisy and passive aggressive return to the never-ending theme with them, “what we need is unity as in everyone agrees with us or goes to jail.”

This cannot last and any one of a number of stresses could end the relative tranquility now seen. Many think, well, bring it on, if it has to happen, and the only alternative is a globalist ant colony of brain-dead shuffling automatons (you can tell I’m on holiday near a big city), then I would tend to agree,

GIVE ME LIBERTY or GIVE ME DEATH.

The slow death of a thousand cuts is demoralizing and leaves us numb, wondering when is that moment to take the chance to preserve freedom, always having that perhaps illusory alternative of a social counter-revolution backed up by electoral success.

Absolutely weird how one maladjusted and brainwashed individual of very little potential or consequence can come so close to destroying the social fabric of a large and great nation with its history and cultural achievements.

But enough about Justin Trudeau ...