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Dashen.


The awakened see and hear 👀 🦻

Those still in Zzz land 🙈🙉🙊

You can reach a point where you become so desensitized and cynical that you become numb. Not only does this inhibit your sensory perception but it also shuts down parts of your brain, obstructing your ability to envision, conceptualize, make connections... think outside of the box. Over a period of time, cynicism can lead to brain shrinkage and health issues like dementia. That's not a good thing

a reply to: cherokeetroy
Odd since the definition of cynical is distrust in the sincerity or integrity of others, which is pretty much what these threads are full of.

Got anything to back up your claim about brain shrinkage?

a reply to: daskakik

Do your own research. It exercises your brain

a reply to: cherokeetroy
Cop out.

I already knew you had nothing.

ETA: You used cynicism wrong.

a reply to: daskakik

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“No one has any idea what he was doing. Zero,” Daniel J. O’Keefe, an accountant who conducted a forensic audit for Seminole County, told the Daily Beast. “The arrogance of these guys. They just felt they were above the law. I’ve never seen it this bad.” O‘Keefe said that, in particular, hotels, weekend expenses, unspecified high-dollar “consulting” fees, and cash advances Greenberg made to himself and others raised a red flag. Reporters Jose Pagliery and Roger Sollenberger compared Greenberg’s Venmo transactions and credit card statements to Gaetz’s travel records and expenses, finding that “in some key places, the two timelines and circles of contact overlap.”

Greenberg, who was first indicted last year and has now been charged on 33 counts, including sex trafficking of a minor, bribery, stalking, and defrauding the Paycheck Protection Program, was recently arrested again after violating the terms of his bond.

www.vanityfair.com...

Gaetz’s pro q and pro #savethechildren stance is obviously just a front. “Felt they were above the law” stands out for me. Build up a strong following from weak minded individuals by parroting their talking points, all the while doing all the things they abhor. And if he gets caught, he’s got a ready made online defence team, who will defend him because he’s one of their own.

I’ll give this q fella credit, he’s given the real snakes and swamp creatures a lot of breathing room, got people off chasing red herrings whilst the real scum are (almost) getting away with it

a reply to: Chadwickus

So you obv believe Gaetz is guilty. What's your stance on Hunter

originally posted by: cherokeetroy
So you obv believe Gaetz is guilty. What's your stance on Hunter

You might want to stop proving his point?

...got people off chasing red herrings whilst the real scum are (almost) getting away with it

a reply to: Chadwickus

Copout

originally posted by: Chadwickus
Build up a strong following from weak minded individuals by parroting their talking points, all the while doing all the things they abhor.

What a cuck Gaetz must be.

Properly applied, this technique you described nets 80 million+ votes and the oval office.

a reply to: Chadwickus

The DOJ is the entity that originally leaked information about Gaetz's case. If they thought they had a solid case they would have kept quiet, ans avoid compromising the case.

Instead, knowing their case is weak, they decided to leak it to the media so they can use the weaponized news agencies to destroy him and his reputation. If they can't destroy someone with laws in the justice system, they bypass all that and execute their political hit job using the media. That's what they did to Trump and many others. Sexual allegations are their calling card.

Once they leak the case, they slowly drip out-of-context details to the media who then adds their sensationalism and suggestive bias to it. They take out key facts that may cause someone to jump to an innocent conclusion, and then leave the rest to their imagination. Since they are already biased by the time they've finished reading the headline, their imagination is narrowed into a funnel towards a guilty verdict.

They know full well they already have an army of die hard anti-republican puppets consuming their weaponized information that would blindly believe he is guilty. They are the ones that started this "whataboutism" volley we are knee deep in, and this is an easy spike their puppets can't resist. What happened to Cuomo?

Add to the fact Gaetz is a white, young, rich, and connected playboy who spends money generously on everyone around him, he is an easy target. These brainwashed bleeding heart social justice warriors who are semi-secretly racist, prejudice, sexist, marxists would destroy him just on his looks, skin color and status alone. They even have several perfect echo chamber playgrounds called Twitter, Facebook, Google, Instagram, and YouTube to push this weaponized hatred across the globe onto everyone's devices.

If they are lucky, this weaponized info will come full circle and end up biasing a judge or jury in their weak case.

This political warfare is obvious. If you've come this far and you still can't see their main weapon in operation, you haven't been paying attention. They have revealed this weapon consistently for the last 5 years. They have a well oiled machine, and its effectiveness is sickening. I can only say that this psychological game is the result of sick, mad, pathetic scum of the Earth.

There is a warm place for all of them.

a reply to: dashen

Thanks for all the work Dash!