“We will choose a future of renewal and revival of a nation that is more exceptional than ever before” said former President Donald J. Trump as he returned to Washington, D.C., for the first time since leaving the city on Jan. 20, 2020, following the election.
With the polls hovering around 20% approval, the Ragnar ratings clearly show that there was no way more people voted for the feckless Joe Biden than Barack Obama. The room was electric as Trump spoke to his longtime supporters and friends, referring to the election, which he won. Won, that is, until it was stolen as described in the movie 2000 Mules with a classic “color revolution” combining false ballots, engineered election machines and an organized attack on anyone who dared speak the truth.
“We need to drain the swamp, and we need to make it easier to remove bureaucrats, and Congress should make it the law to remove the deep state so Washington will be an entirely different place,” he said.
Referring to the election of 2020, the former president said, “There should be mail-in voting except for military with only paper ballots, same-day voting like they just had in France where 55 million people voted in one day with all paper ballots,” outlining the way forward and clearly standing up to Pence, who was speaking across town to a tiny group.
Trump went on to shame the January 6 Commission, which was formed with no Republican-approved member, no cross-examination and no legal power to summon. He also promised to pardon and restore all benefits to all military and others who lost their jobs for refusing the messenger RNA vaccination.
“We will pardon all those who lost their jobs and restore all the back pay for those who suffered,” he affirmed.
The president went on to speak of the over 800 brave patriots who have been arrested for no reason, saying, “The way they are tortured and harmed horribly for Jan. 6, and you can’t get any of these out on bail. It is a sad thing. There are two sets of justice, but nobody has ever seen what is happening to our country.”
He concluded by saying, “We need to break the chokehold of Silicon Valley censors and decide if we are going to let a corrupt group put out the flame of liberty—we can do it.”
In a world of compromise, there are graying, woke and feckless men. This room however, was electric with chants of “Four more years! Four more years!” as the room felt the power, conviction and resolve of the man who began with the words, “The forgotten men and women will be forgotten no more.” {eoa}
Amir George directs The World Helpline.
