Interpreting the Insurrection
Tom, a reader,
Tom: Please help me understand the false flag concept. There have been 705 arrests so far, with at least another 300 coming up. Is there any evidence that these people are not actual Trump supporters? At sentencing, I notice that most of them ask the judge for reduced penalties on the basis that they “were simply doing what they were told to do by the (then) President of the United States.”

About a year ago, I asked a wealthy friend for some advice on an investment, and he suggested that I buy stock in the private equity firm Colony Capital. A few minutes on Google was sufficient to turn up that the company’s CEO was Tom Barrack, a very close friend of Donald Trump, and so I had to tell my friend that, on an ethical basis, I wouldn’t be getting involved.
Funny, but at this point it seems that bringing income tax evasion charges against Trump is extremely unlikely, regardless of how egregious his actions were.
Ouch.
Yes, it’s true, at least according to
If we get through this mess with Trump, as it appears we will, we’ll all have to thank Liz Cheney.
From the popular minister John Pavlovitz:
I have many faults, though I have very little hate, envy, and pride of possession.
I don’t support this.
The truth is actually worse than Biden presented. This has nothing to do with his bruised ego and his inability to face the loss.