January 6th: Getting at the Truth
Re: the meme here, George Boje writes: How can we stop them? Idiots still watch Tucker and vote for McCarthy.
You have a point. We can only hope that, as the facts come out, that most Americans will come to understand that Trump committed a wide array of felonies, including the attempted overthrow of the U.S. government.
At that point, there will be widespread agreement that he must be punished, because the only alternative is admitting to ourselves and the world that the United States has abandoned rule of law as its guiding principle and has become an authoritarian state.
Re: the meme here, I have to say that I have trouble believing this actually happened, i.e., at a doctor’s office.
Where this will go is anyone’s guess. Arresting and convicting one of the world’s most powerful people, further complicated by the fact that neither Russia nor Ukraine are among the 123 members of the ICC.
Over the years at 2GreenEnergy, I’m sure I’ve evaluated, at least at a cursory level, more than 500 business plans whose authors proposed concepts that would invoke some area within the realm of clean tech and create a profit stream from it.
The meme here came from a (semiliterate) reader. But independent of his use of the language, I can’t believe he’s right.
The meme here reminds us that swastikas and other racist symbology were once uniformly despised in the United States, and that many members of the Greatest Generation gave their lives to prevent the spread of fascism in World War II.
I received a request to “support Vivek Ramaswamy for President, help fight wokeness culture.” Lol. I’ll get right on that.
This fellow makes a good point, but isn’t there a limit? Given that were all endowed at birth with a huge brain and an enormous capacity for compassion and kindness, how is it possible that half of the United States has come to think that wokeness is a disease and that Donald Trump is the rightful president?
Here’s a reminder that life today, with all its moral and financial challenges, is actually pretty good, catapulted as it is by IT, communications, and healthcare technology.
He could have been a man of compassion, a humanitarian, a savior to millions of starving children, the spearhead of climate change mitigation.
