Posted on 04/21/2023 8:28:32 AM PDT by PJ-Comix
Steve Bannon has often said that "There are NO conspiracies, but there are NO coincidences." So is it really a "coincidence" that on the same day that it was widely reported that Joe Biden would be officially announcing his 2024 campaign next week that a damning report was released by the Deep State via one its outlets known as CBS News?
PING!
Excellent observation.
Perhaps Dr. Jill can have Soros construct a mock-up of the Oval Office in the basement of their Delaware compound.
That way, Brandon can be told it’s November 2024, he’s already won in a landslide, and he’ll enjoy lots of chocolate ice cream cones.
Deep State wants Sleepy Joe and the Border Czar OUT and replace him with a corrupt drug addict they can easily manipulate. A certain California governor comes to mind.
Voting machines go brrrrrrrrrppppptttt......
We haven't done anything about election cheating in 2020, let alone 2022. Why should we think 2024 will be different?
I’d like to provide an excerpt from a (free) newsletter. Of course, they would like you to subscribe. Maybe you should. Without further ado:
Guideposts: At the Fed, the Deep State Hides in Plain Sight
by George Gilder and Richard Vigilante. 05/03/2023
We’ve never quite liked the “Deep State” as a descriptor, as it tends to suggest dark and, well, deep, hidden machinations by unknown actors.
That’s not quite right. The Deep State consists of a long list of very public institutions, staffed by people listed in some publicly available directory, acting in broad daylight but subverting democracy nonetheless.
In theory, anyone sufficiently interested can keep informed about what these institutions are doing. In practice their actions are almost impossible to track, appeal, or bring under democratic authority.
Essentially, every federal agency, whether “independent” or theoretically subordinate to the Executive Branch, carries three antibodies immunizing it from democracy.
Invisible: Each makes so many rules, handles so many resulting cases and has such discretion in enforcement, that it would take an extraordinary effort for any citizen—or legislator—to track a small portion of what any one of them is doing.
Implacable: Practically speaking if a citizen attracts the unwanted attention of a federal agency, there is nothing to do but give in and cut a bad deal. It is far easier for a bureaucrat to punish a law-abiding citizen than for a prosecutor to nail a violent criminal. The criminal gets the protection of a real court, you don’t.
Irresponsible: Though the political branches—Congress and the President—yield an enormous amount of their power to this not-very-deep state, they like it that way. It gets them off the hook.
The Federal Reserve exemplifies all three. ...
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