Trump-Elon Musk conversation was less enlightening than interesting. Definitely worth a listen. Two of the world's wealthiest movers and shakers who are NOT Communists, talking about our future … largely, it seems, with accuracy and sincerity. It leaves you kind of hopeful, but still without an idea of how to topple these monsters in power, especially with so much of the country frozen and stuck.
Elon Musk says caring about the environment need not lead to suffering. Not true. Outlawing fossil fuels — before technology and business have created viable alternatives — will cause suffering, despair and even death for millions. The connected and the wealthy (who support the Party) will not suffer. The rest of us will have to contend with a world that is unsustainable for human life as we've known it, since the industrial revolutions of the 1800s.
Environmentalism is a depopulation movement. As of now, it's winning everywhere, including in America.
Musk and Trump also discussed the need for deregulation. Deregulation does not work. The Reagan and Trump administrations tried deregulation, but when they left office regulations grew exponentially. Regulatory agencies will not curb their own power. The only solution is to DEFUND the agencies.
A recent, insightful opinion piece reveals the magnitude of the absurdity merged with toxicity we're now facing in what used to be the free world:
The Republican nominee, a former president, was almost murdered in front of children. The sitting president, ill for the second time just days apart, was browbeaten by his own party into abandoning his campaign only three months before Election Day. His vice president was anointed the party's new nominee without having earned a single vote. Now she's campaigning like she's not currently in the White House and like the past three years of her shockingly poor performance didn't happen.
And just like that, we're told Kamala Harris is wildly popular and Donald Trump's clear electoral advantage has evaporated. Politico on Tuesday even ran the headline "Could Harris' Momentum Put Florida In Play?"
A news media interested in thoroughly explaining, contextualizing, and documenting current events would be running headlines to the effect of "WTF, THIS ISN'T NORMAL!"
That's unfortunately not the news media we have. Instead, our news media have offered no indication that there's anything at all to be alarmed about. Well, except any remaining possibility that Trump could win the election.
No, this is all apparently just fine and the way things run per usual. Kamala has done no legitimate interviews or press conferences, has not articulated a single policy proposal — though she did just steal the no-tax-on-tips idea from Trump — and her Democrat peers are admitting there's no need for any of that anyway. They've got the media to reliably, steadfastly attack Trump and his running mate while calling every provable claim against Harris a lie (or just racist).
Up until Biden officially dropped out, Democrats were dreading the possibility that Harris could end up as their nominee. It was virtually out of the question. Not anymore! Didn't you hear about the enthusiasm? Everybody loves her. America can't get enough of Kamala. She's got nothing to worry about. The media will take care of everything.
Trump-Elon Musk conversation was less enlightening than interesting. Definitely worth a listen. Two of the world's wealthiest movers and shakers who are NOT Communists, talking about our future … largely, it seems, with accuracy and sincerity. It leaves you kind of hopeful, but still without an idea of how to topple these monsters in power, especially with so much of the country frozen and stuck.
Elon Musk says caring about the environment need not lead to suffering. Not true. Outlawing fossil fuels — before technology and business have created viable alternatives — will cause suffering, despair and even death for millions. The connected and the wealthy (who support the Party) will not suffer. The rest of us will have to contend with a world that is unsustainable for human life as we've known it, since the industrial revolutions of the 1800s.
Environmentalism is a depopulation movement. As of now, it's winning everywhere, including in America.
Musk and Trump also discussed the need for deregulation. Deregulation does not work. The Reagan and Trump administrations tried deregulation, but when they left office regulations grew exponentially. Regulatory agencies will not curb their own power. The only solution is to DEFUND the agencies.
A recent, insightful opinion piece reveals the magnitude of the absurdity merged with toxicity we're now facing in what used to be the free world:
The Republican nominee, a former president, was almost murdered in front of children. The sitting president, ill for the second time just days apart, was browbeaten by his own party into abandoning his campaign only three months before Election Day. His vice president was anointed the party's new nominee without having earned a single vote. Now she's ca
Trump-Elon Musk conversation was less enlightening than interesting. Definitely worth a listen. Two of the world's wealthiest movers and shakers who are NOT Communists, talking about our future … largely, it seems, with accuracy and sincerity. It leaves you kind of hopeful, but still without an idea of how to topple these monsters in power, especially with so much of the country frozen and stuck.
Elon Musk says caring about the environment need not lead to suffering. Not true. Outlawing fossil fuels — before technology and business have created viable alternatives — will cause suffering, despair and even death for millions. The connected and the wealthy (who support the Party) will not suffer. The rest of us will have to contend with a world that is unsustainable for human life as we've known it, since the industrial revolutions of the 1800s.
Environmentalism is a depopulation movement. As of now, it's winning everywhere, including in America.
Musk and Trump also discussed the need for deregulation. Deregulation does not work. The Reagan and Trump administrations tried deregulation, but when they left office regulations grew exponentially. Regulatory agencies will not curb their own power. The only solution is to DEFUND the agencies.
A recent, insightful opinion piece reveals the magnitude of the absurdity merged with toxicity we're now facing in what used to be the free world:
The Republican nominee, a former president, was almost murdered in front of children. The sitting president, ill for the second time just days apart, was browbeaten by his own party into abandoning his campaign only three months before Election Day. His vice president was anointed the party's new nominee without having earned a single vote. Now she's campaigning like she's not currently in the White House and like the past three years of her shockingly poor performance didn't happen.
And just like that, we're told Kamala Harris is wildly popular and Donald Trump's clear electoral advantage has evaporated. Politico on Tuesday even ran the headline "Could Harris' Momentum Put Florida In Play?"
A news media interested in thoroughly explaining, contextualizing, and documenting current events would be running headlines to the effect of "WTF, THIS ISN'T NORMAL!"
That's unfortunately not the news media we have. Instead, our news media have offered no indication that there's anything at all to be alarmed about. Well, except any remaining possibility that Trump could win the election.
No, this is all apparently just fine and the way things run per usual. Kamala has done no legitimate interviews or press conferences, has not articulated a single policy proposal — though she did just steal the no-tax-on-tips idea from Trump — and her
The Trump-Elon Musk conversation was less enlightening than interesting. Definitely worth a listen. Two of the world's wealthiest movers and shakers who are NOT Communists, talking about our future … largely, it seems, with accuracy and sincerity. It leaves you kind of hopeful, but still without an idea of how to topple these monsters in power, especially with so much of the country frozen and stuck.
Elon Musk says caring about the environment need not lead to suffering. Not true. Outlawing fossil fuels — before technology and business have created viable alternatives — will cause suffering, despair and even death for millions. The connected and the wealthy (who support the Party) will not suffer. The rest of us will have to contend with a world that is unsustainable for human life as we've known it, since the industrial revolutions of the 1800s.
Environmentalism is a depopulation movement. As of now, it's winning everywhere, including in America.
Musk and Trump also discussed the need for deregulation. Deregulation does not work. The Reagan and Trump administrations tried deregulation, but when they left office regulations grew exponentially. Regulatory agencies will not curb their own power. The only solution is to DEFUND the agencies.
A recent, insightful opinion piece reveals the magnitude of the absurdity merged with toxicity we're now facing in what used to be the free world:
The Republican nominee, a former president, was almost murdered in front of children. The sitting president, ill for the second time just days apart, was browbeaten by his own party into abandoning his campaign only three months before Election Day. His vice president was anointed the party's new nominee without having earned a single vote. Now she's campaigning like she's not currently in the White House and like the past three years of her shockingly poor performance didn't happen.
And just like that, we're told Kamala Harris is wildly popular and Donald Trump's clear electoral advantage has evaporated. Politico on Tuesday even ran the headline "Could Harris' Momentum Put Florida In Play?"
A news media interested in thoroughly explaining, contextualizing, and documenting current events would be running headlines to the effect of "WTF, THIS ISN'T NORMAL!"
That's unfortunately not the news media we have. Instead, our news media have offered no indication that there's anything at all to be alarmed about. Well, except any remaining possibility that Trump could win the election.
No, this is all apparently just fine and the way things run per usual. Kamala has done no legitimate interviews or press conferences, has not articulated a single policy proposal — though she did just steal the no-tax-on-tips idea from Trump — and her Democrat peers are admitting there's no need for any of that anyway. They've got the media to reliably, steadfastly attack Trump and his running mate while calling every provable claim against Harris a lie (or just racist).
Up until Biden officially dropped out, Democrats were dreading the possibility that Harris could end up as their nominee. It was virtually out of the question. Not anymore! Didn't you hear about the enthusiasm? Everybody loves her. America can't get enough of Kamala. She's got nothing to worry about. The media will take care of everything.
from The Federalist 8/13/24
Here's the Trump-Musk interview:
Democrat peers are admitting there's no need for any of that anyway. They've got the media to reliably, steadfastly attack Trump and his running mate while calling every provable claim against Harris a lie (or just racist).
Up until Biden officially dropped out, Democrats were dreading the possibility that Harris could end up as their nominee. It was virtually out of the question. Not anymore! Didn't you hear about the enthusiasm? Everybody loves her. America can't get enough of Kamala. She's got nothing to worry about. The media will take care of everything.
from The Federalist 8/13/24
mpaigning like she's not currently in the White House and like the past three years of her shockingly poor performance didn't happen.
And just like that, we're told Kamala Harris is wildly popular and Donald Trump's clear electoral advantage has evaporated. Politico on Tuesday even ran the headline "Could Harris' Momentum Put Florida In Play?"
A news media interested in thoroughly explaining, contextualizing, and documenting current events would be running headlines to the effect of "WTF, THIS ISN'T NORMAL!"
That's unfortunately not the news media we have. Instead, our news media have offered no indication that there's anything at all to be alarmed about. Well, except any remaining possibility that Trump could win the election.
No, this is all apparently just fine and the way things run per usual. Kamala has done no legitimate interviews or press conferences, has not articulated a single policy proposal — though she did just steal the no-tax-on-tips idea from Trump — and her Democrat peers are admitting there's no need for any of that anyway. They've got the media to reliably, steadfastly attack Trump and his running mate while calling every provable claim against Harris a lie (or just racist).
Up until Biden officially dropped out, Democrats were dreading the possibility that Harris could end up as their nominee. It was virtually out of the question. Not anymore! Didn't you hear about the enthusiasm? Everybody loves her. America can't get enough of Kamala. She's got nothing to worry about. The media will take care of everything.
from The Federalist 8/13/24
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