Over the past 5 years, we have been watching a giant jigsaw puzzle being put together. It is, as is often the case, only with hindsight, that we see the picture that has been building in front of us. As the final pieces of the puzzle are put into place, we finally have a picture becoming visible. And that picture shows a road leading to Rome.
Read more: All roads lead to Rome
I am still trying to get my head around what is happening. To be honest, I am guessing and following threads on different forums and trying to weave a pattern of logic from those threads.So what do we know?We know that Trump asked his followers to come to Washington DC on the 6th. And they came. As they have always done since 2015 when he announced his intention to run for President of the United States of America.It was like a compulsion to many of us - we saw a glimmer of hope in a sea of darkness and we rallied to his speeches and rallied in person and hung on his every speech and tweet.From the minute I saw him come down the escalator and announce his candidacy for President, I have been one of his staunchest supporters.
Read more: Has the voice of the angry men finally been silenced?
President Trump issued a vague call for a rally in order to bait the traitors into planning a false flag. Please read the analysis below.
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Read more: Why Did The President Call For A Rally On January 6 And Say It Would Be “Wild?”
I was in the building where and when the woman was shot. I want to give some background of what led up to the event and some additional detail immediately after the shooting that I was only one of only a handful to witnesses and don't know if anyone else connected the dots.
Read more: Eye witness account of the murder of a woman in Washington DC
Supporters of President Donald Trump have breached the protective barricade around the US Capitol as the joint session of Congress convened to count electoral votes that would officially make Democrat Joe Biden the next president.
Read more: Trump supporters STORM Capitol as Congress meets to certify Biden's election
I have a rescue cat who has been my constant companion since 2011. She is a lovely lass who has lived in lockdown for most of her life. Not because I am being cruel, but because she needs protecting. My girl is 13 years old. In Cat years that is nearly 100 years old. .
I am sitting here, having just watched the Trump Rally in Georgia and she has lain at my feet throughout the entire event. I keep giving her a rub with my feet and a gentle acknowledgment of love so that she remains strong through the reassurance of my love for her. The one thing that is staggering is that she has not bitten my toes once. I am wound free. I am without recent blemish on my toes and torso so today, thus far, has been a good day.
But I did look down fondly and smile at her aging body and consider that she now looks like an old cuddle rug that has been too well loved and too adored for one who is barely 13 years old.
Have a look at the graphic below and ask yourself: are you in an abusive relationship with your Government?
If you are like me, I decided that I answered " yes " too many times and I want a divorce.
Conservatives mocked a Democratic representative’s Sunday prayer opening the 117th Congress that concluded with “amen and awoman.”
“We ask it in the name of the monotheistic God, [unintelligible], and God known by many names and by many different faiths, amen, and awoman,” Democratic Missouri Rep. Emanuel Cleaver, an ordained United Methodist pastor, said during the prayer to open the 117th Congress.
Read more: 'Amen and awoman': Congress mocked for bizarre ending to opening prayer
Well the New Year arrived and we were given the oh so exciting news that our tried and true Anthem had been changed. The next step will be removed totally , like they are trying to do with the flag. They changed all the words of the Lord's Prayer. They are changing the meaning of many of our words. Gay, Rainbow, words like Her and Him to They.
Colonial Australians voted for Federation for four key reasons – Defence, Foreign Affairs, Quarantine and the maintenance of Free Trade between States.
Our Federation is failing in all four areas.
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