A lot of positive comments around the internet regarding the investigation by the Justice Department into the SPLC, a criminal organisation which has used blackmail and extortion based on race to fund itself, but whose primary aim is to create as much racial trouble as possible, a strategy which has been very successful. To nobody’s surprise who possesses a frontal cortex, the SPLC has been setting up and funding white supremacy groups so as to have a public enemy to justify their nefarious activities. In other words, create the problem so you can put up your hand to solve it.
This is a very common strategy that the enemies of white people often have to employ as Anglo-Saxons tend to be somewhat unhelpful at stirring themselves up to hate and persecute people of other races for no reason at all.
So far, no surprises here. And the work of the Justice Department in this case is very inspiring, and hopefully a clear sign that things are beginning to change.
But I do have an uncomfortable point to make. The Justice Department is only conducting this investigation due to Trump being president. Many of the same people who are cheering this investigation have given up on Trump and now accuse him of being mentally unfit to be president or part of the same nefarious swamp creatures whom he has been fighting against for the past decade.
Trump is imperfect as is every human being. I do not demand perfection of the political leaders whom I support. I pray that they are able to do their best and that they are able to resist the attacks of our enemies. I do not profess to understand the situation with Iran. This is a Great Game played by Great Players. I doubt we will really understand the situation even twenty years from today. When I don’t understand something I keep my mouth shut and my eyes and ears open. It doesn’t mean that I do not think we can criticise our politicians. My own public writings over the last 15 years under my own name testify to my clear support of criticism when it is justified.
But to be honest, when someone such as Trump seems to pivot away from what he had promised, too many people behave like teenage girls being rejected by the boy on whom they had pinned their romantic hopes. It’s a bit embarrassing.
So I applaud the work of the Justice Department, and I hope that it continues to dismantle the internal enemies attempting to destroy the United States from within. But I especially thank the Trump administration for instigating and supporting such action in the first place. Long may it continue.
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