memyselfnie

Herding by brand has always been.  Billion$ are raked, communications are subtle ,

truth is subjective perspective with no real definition.  White

can be gray,  up can be down, left can be right, how you see it is

valuable to someone.  Your sense of justice is ca$h, selling it

down the river without you even suspecting it, golden.

War is definitely a racket, prolly more so than when Smedley Butler first declared

that, proof of that seems clear.  Just in the past few days, push-back from that

racket is really obvious.  Without any physical evidence what-so-ever, all 17 U.S.

intelligence (do we really have 17?) agencies claim the Russians hacked the election,

in favor of Trump.  The collective budgets certainly in the multi-billions, the price

of faulty intelligence seems way more than just that.  The air force declared that

the way over budget, multi-billion, non-functioning f-35 cannot be replaced by the

cheaper, existing, very effective  f-18 program, can’t be done, don’t even consider

it, with all the official hurrumph and pompous ridicule that she could muster,

the very idea of it was pooh-poohed to the max.  Meanwhile, a U.S. brigade was

rapidly deployed to counter (supposedly) perceived Russian aggression.  The

Russians are definitely coming always worked before, and Putin is the new Hitler,

so stand by to stand by, keep yer powder dry, many $$’s will be spent to protect you

tho, not that there’s any bullshit of mass deception.

The sky is always falling, yet somehow an always low, low tax rate manages to keep

it off/in your head.    Eight years ago, (just you wait) there were cries of climate

change, deficit spending, the anti-christ is here, the Russians are coming,

dogs and cats sleeping together, Iran mongering, always something, yet the world

survived.  Good thing the new and improved is here to  save us from ourselves.

We can rebuild D.C., make it better than it was, first we gotta drain the swamp,

build a wall, lock her up, make America great again.

All that shouldn’t cost much.