The Exposure Problem

13 Thursday Feb 2025

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Hark! New something, something exposes for the very first time, massive corruption and evil only known about in great detail for decades…

The fall of the House of Clinton would trigger a domino effect, upending globalist entities like Bilderberg, billionaires such as Bill Gates & George Soros, and their bought politicians worldwide, says Wall Street analyst Charles Ortel.

The problem with America and exposing this kind of thing is that it is always exposed and then nothing is done. Clinton? I thought she was being locked up 8 years ago. Soros? The SS, the OSS, MI6, and the KGB knew what he was 80+ years ago, and in 1999, the Chinese only called him a “financial terrorist crocodile.” While we should hope to see the wicked punished for their evil deeds, in ‘Murika experience tells us that’s a thin hope. Maybe this time is the trick?

Reality is a “Conspiracy Theory”

20 Tuesday Dec 2022

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corruption, evil, FedGov, MB McCart, Twitter Files

Or at least, a conspiracy theory is usually no more than truth about reality in advance. Good Old MB McCart covers the unfolding mania of the Twitter Files.

So not only was there the collusion between Twitter & the feds that we saw in earlier parts, we now know that the federal government WAS PAYING Twitter! Millions of dollars!

At first, detractors of TTF were simply brushing it aside as a nothingburger though just months ago they were saying implications of this collusion was simply in the minds of conspiracy theorists.

So, the usual, just straight up gaslighting…

It’s going to be a lot harder to spin things now, but I’m sure they’ll do their best.

And as a quick aside, how many conspiracy theories are going to have to be proven true until some finally get the memo?

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But just wait until TTF picks up on Covid, which is supposed to be coming very soon.

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I feel as if shit’s about to get really real moving forward.

Read the whole thing. Note his sub-header is, “Your federal government hates you.” Ain’t that the truth? Of course, come what may, being hated by evil people is a good thing. Onwards!

Korruption Kills

06 Thursday Aug 2020

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Beirut, corruption, Macron

Evidence emerges to back my theory: government incompetence is to blame for the fertilizer explosion in Beirut. 2,750 Tons of extremely dangerous chemicals? Let’s just leave it in this warehouse near the city center, for years, until someone decides it’s time to weld!

The people know things are bad:

“Even if foreign countries send help, the government will steal it,” said a 23-year-old student who was among hundreds of volunteers who showed up to help clear the streets of debris and broken glass.

Like a mini, Middle-Eastern DC!

Macron viewed the damage and listened to the complaints:

Oppressed citizen 1: “Mr. Macron, free us from Hezbollah!”

Oppressed citizen 2: “Mr. Macron, free us from our corrupt government!”

Macron: “I tell you that I am working hard for the interests of the international bankers!”

And the wheels on the bus…

UPDATE: In a rare move of anti-social distancing humanity, Macron did go forward and hug a woman. Kudos!

Well, Of Course

17 Monday Feb 2020

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big tech, censorship, corruption, First Amendment

As I warned about at TPC two years ago, and as I’ve continued to warn, Mark Zuckerberg wants to control the laws of our nation. To fight “hate,” which I’m sure will be most conveniently defined.

He’s not alone. All of big tech wants to dominate the web and censor unpopular (read: true) speech.

Some of the biggest corporations in the United States are brawling over the future of the law that allows free speech and innovation to thrive online. Under the guise of getting rid of lies and protecting children, they’re working with the Trump administration and top Republicans to undermine Americans’ rights and give the government unprecedented control over online speech.

That they do, and they may well get their way, the words and acts of gentlemen like Ron Wyden notwithstanding. As gatekeepers, they must control the narrative at all costs. As idiots, the majority of the people couldn’t care less.

The day may come – be it long delayed – when this site is silenced. I won’t be. Social media does not suit me and I can’t understand how anyone tolerates it. My columns at TPC, always honest and always based on facts (even the fictional stories, most of them), sometimes stir hesitance. Some things, I am told, while true, are still off-limits or at least touchy. So be it. Things will continue even if I have to print pamphlets from typewriter to printing press.But, the truth will go on. Who’ll hear it?

An Indictment of America 2.0

15 Saturday Feb 2020

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America, corruption, culture, decline, society

Donald Jefferies on the nationwide systemic corruption.

Corruption is defined in the dictionary as “dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power.” It can no longer be denied that in every area of government and business, present-day America fits this description like a glove. Throw in a decadent culture, and a beaten-down, largely amoral populace, and you have America 2.0.

Our legal system is a laughingstock. I am just starting to write a book about our injustice system, and the statistics and personal stories are stunning. Cops routinely harass innocent motorists or pedestrians (but never threaten gang members, for instance). Prosecutors cling to cases with no real evidence, and push forward to convict those they know aren’t guilty. It’s all about winning under our adversarial system. Juries rubber-stamp dubious cases with guilty verdicts most of the time. And politicized judges rule over the mess like feudal lords, with bias and inconsistency.

He goes on to hit most of the major players in the downfall. But, like he say, at least there’s plenty to write about.

Epstein Agreed to Work FOR the Feds

01 Thursday Aug 2019

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corruption, deep state, Epstein, FBI

Curiouser and curiouser. One of those “sweetheart” deals, eh?

Jeffrey Epstein became an FBI INFORMANT to secure sweetheart deal and shut down federal probe into the pedophile’s abuse of underage girls, government records reveal

The FBI closed out their probe of Jeffrey Epstein in September 2008 after two years of interviewing victims and speaking to witnesses

The last report, on September 18, 2008, notes that Epstein ‘provided information to the FBI as agreed upon’, according to the case agent

It further states that ‘no prosecution will occur in this matter as long as Epstein continues to uphold his agreement with the State of Florida’

No agents visited Epstein in jail so it is unclear when he spoke to them, but his assistant Story Cowles visited almost every day and acted as his emissary

Allegedly, there are over a million pages of evidence in this new case. Maybe the IG needs to get involved. Maybe a special prosecutor. Maybe a VERY special prosecutor. Paging Attorney Millstone.

Pay to Play Legislation

05 Friday Apr 2019

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bribery, corruption, government, H.L. Mencken, law, legislation, lobbying

Bribery, in other words. This is how it works. This is “your” system. I’m a little surprised that some people are shocked to discover it just now.

Each year, state lawmakers across the U.S. introduce thousands of bills dreamed up and written by corporations, industry groups and think tanks.

Disguised as the work of lawmakers, these so-called “model” bills get copied in one state Capitol after another, quietly advancing the agenda of the people who write them.

A two-year investigation by USA TODAY, The Arizona Republic  and the Center for Public Integrity reveals for the first time the extent to which special interests have infiltrated state legislatures using model legislation.

USA TODAY and the Republic found at least 10,000 bills almost entirely copied from model legislation were introduced nationwide in the past eight years, and more than 2,100 of those bills were signed into law.

The investigation examined nearly 1 million bills in all 50 states and Congress using a computer algorithm developed to detect similarities in language. That search – powered by the equivalent of 150 computers that ran nonstop for months – compared known model legislation with bills introduced by lawmakers.

The phenomenon of copycat legislation is far larger. In a separate analysis, the Center for Public Integrity identified tens of thousands of bills with identical phrases, then traced the origins of that language in dozens of those bills across the country.

Yes, that is precisely how democracy works. “Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want, and deserve to get it good and hard.” – Mencken.

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Government Schools are Free Press Crushing and Corruption Covering

05 Wednesday Dec 2018

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Arkansas, corruption, education, free press, schools

Quite the civics lesson at one Arkansas high school.

A high school newspaper in northwest Arkansas has been reinstated after it was suspended for publishing an article criticizing the transfer of five football players to a rival high school.

Publication of Har-ber High School’s The Herald was suspended after it published a months-long investigation into the transfer of five varsity players from Har-Ber to Springdale High School, its arch-rival within the Springdale Public Schools district.

The student newspaper reported that at least two of the players acknowledged that they did so to have a better chance of playing football, which would violate district policy.

The district instructed the newspaper’s teacher adviser, Karla Sprague, to remove the story from its website, and the article was taken down, according to BuzzFeed News.

A pattern across the country: schools violate their own rules and/or the law; students recognizes the malfeasance and report it; the schools crack down, usually in further violation of the law.

Karla Spraque should have forwarded the matter the AR DOE, the US DOE, the DOJ, the AR Attorney General, F.I.R.E, and, if necessary, the EEOC.

And, for funsies, let’s look at how “well” Har-ber High performs as an instructional institution. They boast a 90% graduation rate, even with only 55% reading proficiency and a whopping 26% mathematics proficiency rating. Wow! They do have an AP US government class. Maybe this case would make for an interesting current events discussion.