Random Thoughts On A Thursday

So, I have a million things going through my head, all thoughts provoked by the deep state actors as outed by insiders self proclaimed and not.  The problem is that one cannot voice these thoughts without being labelled in some way, and that is a problem.  The effort goes beyond gaslighting to plain old emotionally charged denial of all things logical in favor of the most repeated narrative. Some really smart people are actively resisting being red pilled.  It's enough to give the Sicilian in "The Princess Bride" hives.

I'm starting to feel like Lanky Nibbs from my favorite bad sci-fi adventure spoof "The Ice Pirates." The mental exhaustion and frustration is palpable at this point. The truth is that the war is being fought and the resistance of the insurgency is being infiltrated by operatives and the gaslit from both sides making it more and more difficult to fight the good fight.  Fake news is claimed any time a story surfaces that someone of consequence doesn't like regardless of whether or not it is true.  And, just like some concepts which are dangerous to the financial health of the cancer industry, the true stories get shouted down rather than refuted.

So, yes, the rumors are still out there that all people in Washington with few exceptions are blackmail targets and for some of them, at least, the leverage is their "love" of little girls and boys.  No one is naming names yet, but pizza has never been less appetizing for some of us.  Waiting for the proof.

And then James O'Keefe of Project Veritas released a new video today.  His request for the people on the fruited plain to comb through the hundreds of hours of footage from CNN headquarters in 2009 is being honored by volunteers all over the fruited plain.  If the people find something, they are to publish it.  This does bypass the mainstream media and their penchant for claiming a damaging video is "heavily edited" unless the character being assassinated belongs to Donald Trump or Milo Yiannopoulos.

Really, it looks like somebody out there is learning.

None of this changes the fact that the people who bring information to the internet in the form of blogs need every click they can get.  Yes, all the ads are annoying, and the screaming click-bait headlines frequently don't deliver, but the truth is that this is how bloggers get paid: by the view.  If sensational headlines didn't work to drive traffic, they would not be used.  (Seriously, content creators need to eat, too.)  And really, no one should judge a post by its headline.

Okay, that's about it for now.  Need to fix dinner and maybe indulge in a DIY facial.  I'd pay someone else to do it for me, but my posts didn't get enough click throughs for extra spending money.