2020 US Election - Let The Games Begin!
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Talk about throwing the gauntlet down on the deep state.
Published: Dec 13, 2020, 06.49 PM (IST)
Australian MP urges Donald Trump to pardon Julian Assange before leaving White House
It is now very clear that the outgoing US President Donald Trump has only a month left in the White House after the Joe Biden registered a historic win in the recently-conducted US elections.
www.wionews.com
The majority of America can clearly see their elections are fraudulent. How that ripples into the future remains to be seen.
What can I say, hold the line and keep the momuntem going. Biden is an illegitimate president and he will be a tyrant. His lock-down tyranny will crush millions of American families. I think that at some point people will be angry enough that mass-disobedience will start en that people will revolt. This will only be a matter of time.
It is interesting that Joe, Niall and Windmill Knight are correct in what they have written recently in this thread. I’ve watched for many years, like since 2005, and especially over the last 10 years, which I remember best, where they (and SOTT, Laura, C’s) are proven correct in their assessment of things and topics and very seldom totally miss on seeing the reality of things. Despite false hope looking to be given to people over the last 20 years, as Joe has pointed out, nothing has really changed and it is very likely to not change now in the way people are hoping and expecting it to.
I was thinking last night after reading Joe’s posts that I wonder what will happen to all the Q followers (Trust the Plan – right?) and everyone else in the US that has placed so much emphasis and hope on expecting Trump to prevail, etc, if and when he doesn’t. Severe cognitive dissonance for some where psychological phenomena such as splitting happens? Learning about a more accurate reality of things for some who are let down, but use that as a springboard for further searching and understanding? The breaking of others who just give up on a lot of things and maybe even life itself?
It can be seen that it is perhaps the purpose of Q and all this likely false hope in Trump and drastic change for better, such as justice being finally upheld, is to induce Transmarginal Inhibition in as many people as possible, so that people are much easier to control and be directed in the desired direction by TPTB, such as dividing the people of the US and having them fight and kill each other.
Transmarginal Inhibition -- Sott.net
I think for me the false hope in some kind of positive change for the better has kind of seeped in given how dark the future looks in terms of the Covid stuff, the agenda being pushed forward, and a back to more of the same with Biden/Harris after Trump kind of has given a 4 year break. This can put a lot of stress on a person, and I have felt stressed about the election stuff and the rest and kind of on edge about it a lot of the time. Seems likely that is the purpose for all the pushing and pulling. All of the back and forth and drama. Get people on all sides anticipating this and that with a lot of emotional investment and then when it doesn’t happen or goes against what they have been led to believe it is like pulling the carpet out from them. Sort of like psychological torture.
So for me I’m going to try to have a more realistic outlook and not anticipate anything really positive happening in terms of Trump, etc and try to stop being emotionally invested in an outcome I would like to happen.
I was thinking last night after reading Joe’s posts that I wonder what will happen to all the Q followers (Trust the Plan – right?) and everyone else in the US that has placed so much emphasis and hope on expecting Trump to prevail, etc, if and when he doesn’t. Severe cognitive dissonance for some where psychological phenomena such as splitting happens? Learning about a more accurate reality of things for some who are let down, but use that as a springboard for further searching and understanding? The breaking of others who just give up on a lot of things and maybe even life itself?
It can be seen that it is perhaps the purpose of Q and all this likely false hope in Trump and drastic change for better, such as justice being finally upheld, is to induce Transmarginal Inhibition in as many people as possible, so that people are much easier to control and be directed in the desired direction by TPTB, such as dividing the people of the US and having them fight and kill each other.
Transmarginal Inhibition -- Sott.net
I think for me the false hope in some kind of positive change for the better has kind of seeped in given how dark the future looks in terms of the Covid stuff, the agenda being pushed forward, and a back to more of the same with Biden/Harris after Trump kind of has given a 4 year break. This can put a lot of stress on a person, and I have felt stressed about the election stuff and the rest and kind of on edge about it a lot of the time. Seems likely that is the purpose for all the pushing and pulling. All of the back and forth and drama. Get people on all sides anticipating this and that with a lot of emotional investment and then when it doesn’t happen or goes against what they have been led to believe it is like pulling the carpet out from them. Sort of like psychological torture.
So for me I’m going to try to have a more realistic outlook and not anticipate anything really positive happening in terms of Trump, etc and try to stop being emotionally invested in an outcome I would like to happen.
Heather
Dagobah Resident
BREAKING: Wisconsin Supreme Court says election officials were wrong; ballots may not be counted
The opinion, which was released this morning, says local elections officials were wrong to suggest that voters could claim the status of "indefinitely confined" based on COVID-19. The majority decision also held that if voters falsely claimed they were indefinitely confined "their ballots would...
electionwiz.com
From what I can gather from this article, Wisconsin was having its county clerks unlawfully designating a huge swath of the voting public as "indefinitely confined" due to Covid-19, when they had no right to do so, as per Wisconsin's own voting laws. We're talking about an unprecedented 215,000 voters, which is four times the number in 2016. However, each of these ballots has to be evaluated separately, which would involve each voter, as I understand it, since only the voter can determine "indefinitely confined" status, and I assume would have to prove that he/she was unable to go out to vote on election day.
Interestingly:
I wonder if this bit about lockdown will affect the ability of Wisconsin to enforce lockdown orders in general since it seems to suggest that it doesn't have the right to keep individuals "indefinitely confined." So, it's an interesting area that's been opened up here, it looks like.
Anyway, this ruling is a WIN for Trump and his team, finally. I don't see how Wisconsin can certify its presidential vote with this Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling having to be implemented. So, it would seem either they don't certify, or they have to reneg on their prior certification (don't know if Wisconsin has officially certified, and it's not easy to get "real" facts on this since according to the MSM ALL states have already certified the presidential vote as of last week. Not sure if that's factual or not.)
In any case, today, December 14th, is the official day for "final" electoral certification, state by state, even though Trump's team notes that they actually have til' January 6th, when Congress officially confirms the electoral college vote and declares a winner. Even then, it seems Vice President Pence doesn't have to sanction the [fraudulent] outcome, so that's another area to look into.
Here's Trump's latest on certification:
One final note: I'm surprised this seemingly important ruling isn't mentioned in Trump's most recent tweets. Also, The Epoch Times has not yet reported on this, which is not like their usual timely reportage on every aspect of Election Fraud 2020.
Also: I'm unfamiliar with this particular website. Please weigh in if you're aware of a problem with it.
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The iron is hot, the immediate future is malleable.
Well, let's not try to anticipate, period.
SOTTREADER
The Living Force
I think the anger and perhaps rage that @Mark7 is exhibiting is quite interesting.
It's interesting because it's from the inability to effect the outcome of this situation. It's the realisation that power doesn't actually reside with him, the people. It's the expression of the realisation that the democracy he thought he lived in doesn't actually exist. It's the denial of this, he hopes, he wishes, he lashes out that this lie that he's fallen for is in fact a lie and Trump will indeed be made president.
I imagine quite a few million people in the US are going through these emotions. It'll be interesting to see what comes of it. Millions must be feeling quite toothless and I don't think they are used to feeling toothless so I expect at some point there will be an explosion of anger and rage that will emerge from these ranks. That's my guess.
It's interesting because it's from the inability to effect the outcome of this situation. It's the realisation that power doesn't actually reside with him, the people. It's the expression of the realisation that the democracy he thought he lived in doesn't actually exist. It's the denial of this, he hopes, he wishes, he lashes out that this lie that he's fallen for is in fact a lie and Trump will indeed be made president.
I imagine quite a few million people in the US are going through these emotions. It'll be interesting to see what comes of it. Millions must be feeling quite toothless and I don't think they are used to feeling toothless so I expect at some point there will be an explosion of anger and rage that will emerge from these ranks. That's my guess.
Math and science, when properly practiced at least, cannot lie.
I guess it will be reflected in more climate chaos and some serious cosmic changes, as talked about in The Secret History series. Hubris exhibited by the PTB prevents them from seeing that they are in effect hastening their own destruction. So it does seem to be the case that the only thing we can do at this point is sit back and watch the show, remembering that these losers, manipulators and reality creators are not really in charge, or as Shakespeare's Henry V would say: "We are in God's hand, brother, not in theirs."
I think the idea that Trump can simply "come back" in 2024 is rather naive and don't see how it happens without some kind of revolution. If Biden can get away with stealing an election so blatantly with all of the courts backing him up, it is so widely known, and he has all of corporate America behind him, when even the current renegade president and his cabinet are constantly broadcasting how fraudulent it is to millions of people, what makes you think that Trump will have any more of a chance after Biden has 4 years to close any legal loopholes and glitches in the deep state machinery that Trump may have been able to leverage? Trump would have to get the whole electoral system changed and get rid of this whole electronic octopus with no ID verification in order for it to work. The multiple days of ongoing counting will have to be eliminated as well, no matter what events are going on in the background. No one even remotely obedient to the Biden government is going to do that. Trump can only do it by channeling a lot of grass roots outrage and taking the red states with him, which will be packed to the brim with never Bideners that light a fire under the government's ass starting at the bottom and working its way up. The democrats will see that as a seditious move against the "legal" government (it's an existential threat to them), and here we are back to a de facto state of semi-secession or civil war. I'd rather deal with the revolution now rather than later after Biden has had time to wreck things even more.
I'm willing to tolerate a Biden presidency as long as he doesn't get too totalitarian, but his rapid assemblage of the "PTB dream team" as Beau put it, suggests to me that he is not going to be just another American president, but is going to blitzkrieg his way through what's left of American society with Great Reset and Marxist ideas to the point that by the time we're done we might as well appoint Klaus Schwab as absolute monarch of the US and the EU. When it gets to the point that cops come to arrest us because we're not wearing masks in our house, and we get sent to a rehabilitation center for violating the law that you have exceeded your 100g of animal protein for the week, and you are denied access to your self-driving Uber because you referred to someone by the wrong gender pronoun yesterday, I am well and truly done. I am not going to participate in a reality like that. If that's what the "cosmic intelligences" deem necessary to impart "karmic and simple understandings" they can take it and shove it up their ass.
Another line of reasoning that has been bothering me is "the comets will save us" or the earth changes "will take care of the elite." Yeah? When? 100 years? How bad are things going to have to get before the apocalypse makes things right? This thinking is a little too reminiscent of what I'm used to seeing from Fundamentalist Christians who believe that "the Lord will provide" and they put their hand on a Bible and pray to God to solve their problems for them, many of which are of their own creation. Yet we are also taught here that we must be our own saviors; an interesting lesson...
I try not to agonize too much over what might happen, the day that Biden is sworn in nothing changes and there are lots of things that could happen after that. Therefore, I'm not to the point right now where I'm really enthusiastic about throwing my life away on some hopeless hybrid war/double psyop thing being fought on the streets of the USA, but I do have certain lines in the sand that WILL be respected one way or another.
This case from the Wisconsin Supreme Court is interesting, but my understanding is that each ballot will have to be separated and individually considered, and I think they can just run the clock out on that. Also, the only way these cases seem to gain any traction is by nitpicking the arcane nuances of constitutional law, and will never be allowed to look at the crux of the matter, which is outright criminal rigging. After looking at that there's a 99% chance that Biden is the "lawful" president, the 1% would be something that Trump pulls so far out of left field that there is no way it could be predicted. I'm putting it at 50/50 that Trump decides to go "nuclear" and make himself some kind of dictator, but due to the damage that would be caused and the fallout due to precedents set I think he's really on the fence about it and it's hard to say what will nudge him one way or the other. I think if Trump concedes he's toast. He's not coming back in 2024 unless he manages to survive as some kind of rebel leader, and he knows it. What I have gleaned from this whole affair is that on this planet might makes right. People don't matter, people with guns matter a little, and people with big guns matter a lot. Who are the people with big guns gonna support? Or will the PTB succeed in setting up one wing of underlings to fight with another wing while the real perpetrators stealthily skulk away yet again?
I'm willing to tolerate a Biden presidency as long as he doesn't get too totalitarian, but his rapid assemblage of the "PTB dream team" as Beau put it, suggests to me that he is not going to be just another American president, but is going to blitzkrieg his way through what's left of American society with Great Reset and Marxist ideas to the point that by the time we're done we might as well appoint Klaus Schwab as absolute monarch of the US and the EU. When it gets to the point that cops come to arrest us because we're not wearing masks in our house, and we get sent to a rehabilitation center for violating the law that you have exceeded your 100g of animal protein for the week, and you are denied access to your self-driving Uber because you referred to someone by the wrong gender pronoun yesterday, I am well and truly done. I am not going to participate in a reality like that. If that's what the "cosmic intelligences" deem necessary to impart "karmic and simple understandings" they can take it and shove it up their ass.
Another line of reasoning that has been bothering me is "the comets will save us" or the earth changes "will take care of the elite." Yeah? When? 100 years? How bad are things going to have to get before the apocalypse makes things right? This thinking is a little too reminiscent of what I'm used to seeing from Fundamentalist Christians who believe that "the Lord will provide" and they put their hand on a Bible and pray to God to solve their problems for them, many of which are of their own creation. Yet we are also taught here that we must be our own saviors; an interesting lesson...
I try not to agonize too much over what might happen, the day that Biden is sworn in nothing changes and there are lots of things that could happen after that. Therefore, I'm not to the point right now where I'm really enthusiastic about throwing my life away on some hopeless hybrid war/double psyop thing being fought on the streets of the USA, but I do have certain lines in the sand that WILL be respected one way or another.
This case from the Wisconsin Supreme Court is interesting, but my understanding is that each ballot will have to be separated and individually considered, and I think they can just run the clock out on that. Also, the only way these cases seem to gain any traction is by nitpicking the arcane nuances of constitutional law, and will never be allowed to look at the crux of the matter, which is outright criminal rigging. After looking at that there's a 99% chance that Biden is the "lawful" president, the 1% would be something that Trump pulls so far out of left field that there is no way it could be predicted. I'm putting it at 50/50 that Trump decides to go "nuclear" and make himself some kind of dictator, but due to the damage that would be caused and the fallout due to precedents set I think he's really on the fence about it and it's hard to say what will nudge him one way or the other. I think if Trump concedes he's toast. He's not coming back in 2024 unless he manages to survive as some kind of rebel leader, and he knows it. What I have gleaned from this whole affair is that on this planet might makes right. People don't matter, people with guns matter a little, and people with big guns matter a lot. Who are the people with big guns gonna support? Or will the PTB succeed in setting up one wing of underlings to fight with another wing while the real perpetrators stealthily skulk away yet again?
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Very insightful Neil, I hope we can get more data so that we can define our confidence intervals more specifically.
Heather
Dagobah Resident
Not anticipating also means not anticipating in the negative either. You consider all the variables, which, in various combinations, could designate various outcomes.
But there's something I notice within myself: it's this choice of going in the direction of "it's all over, all is lost," which is a dejected feeling that lacks strength and courage (and one's body language is slumped over, with collapsed back and shoulders), or there's a more open feeling -- I liken it to an open door -- that, while intent on seeing things clearly, with as much accuracy as possible, is also intent on moving forward in a manner that is life affirming.
Look upward: open your arms skyward, which in turns opens up your chest, and physically transforms collapsed-shoulder defeat into opened-ended possibility. This I do during the course of my day, as I remember to. It really can help. I even do it in my chair while at my computer. It's actually something my chiropractor/energetic healer person recommended I do, and I've never forgotten it.
Back on my initial premise, even just the idea of this "open door" is energetic, I find. In not foreclosing on any one outcome -- including the "against all odds" outcome -- it is in some way contributing to its possibility. That's the best I can describe it.
I can feel within myself when this door is closing, and I work, day by day, sometimes moment by moment, to remind myself to keep this door of possibility -- and of non-anticipation -- wide open.
Oh, one more tip on keeping that openness of feeling:
If I'm having difficulty sleeping, and the day's worries are crowding in on me as I lay in bed, I remember to do what I believe might be a Buddhist practice called "the inner smile." What you do is you form a slight smile on your face -- doesn't have to be a large grin or anything -- and you breath that smile down into all the parts of your body as you lie there in bed. You especially go to the places where you feel the most tension, or even pain or discomfort. What I notice is that, even in just forming that little smile, something automatically changes within myself, as if from defeat and worry to something else -- something far more gentle, and accepting. It's no magic cure, of course. You may still be struggling. But it's surprising how it can subtly shift things for you. It's a practice that certainly reminds one how we all hold negative tension not just mentally, in the form of troubled thoughts, but throughout our entire bodies.
Of course, if you are doing your breathing practices (as I need to start doing) just before going to bed, you are already relieving tension. Nevertheless, should you find yourself having a bad night for whatever reason, and since you don't have to get up to do this practice, it could be of help in those instances.
Anyway, I hope these ideas are of some use to some of you, as they've been to me.
-- funny, I thought to include an image of an open door, either a photograph or a painting, and came upon this watercolor. Not the best reproduction, but why it caught my eye is that my mother had this print framed and on the wall of our dining room, I believe it was, in our first house, so it's part of memories that go back to my earliest childhood. It's titled "The Open Door," even (!), by Raymond Wintz, a French painter, (1957).
But there's something I notice within myself: it's this choice of going in the direction of "it's all over, all is lost," which is a dejected feeling that lacks strength and courage (and one's body language is slumped over, with collapsed back and shoulders), or there's a more open feeling -- I liken it to an open door -- that, while intent on seeing things clearly, with as much accuracy as possible, is also intent on moving forward in a manner that is life affirming.
Look upward: open your arms skyward, which in turns opens up your chest, and physically transforms collapsed-shoulder defeat into opened-ended possibility. This I do during the course of my day, as I remember to. It really can help. I even do it in my chair while at my computer. It's actually something my chiropractor/energetic healer person recommended I do, and I've never forgotten it.
Back on my initial premise, even just the idea of this "open door" is energetic, I find. In not foreclosing on any one outcome -- including the "against all odds" outcome -- it is in some way contributing to its possibility. That's the best I can describe it.
I can feel within myself when this door is closing, and I work, day by day, sometimes moment by moment, to remind myself to keep this door of possibility -- and of non-anticipation -- wide open.
Oh, one more tip on keeping that openness of feeling:
If I'm having difficulty sleeping, and the day's worries are crowding in on me as I lay in bed, I remember to do what I believe might be a Buddhist practice called "the inner smile." What you do is you form a slight smile on your face -- doesn't have to be a large grin or anything -- and you breath that smile down into all the parts of your body as you lie there in bed. You especially go to the places where you feel the most tension, or even pain or discomfort. What I notice is that, even in just forming that little smile, something automatically changes within myself, as if from defeat and worry to something else -- something far more gentle, and accepting. It's no magic cure, of course. You may still be struggling. But it's surprising how it can subtly shift things for you. It's a practice that certainly reminds one how we all hold negative tension not just mentally, in the form of troubled thoughts, but throughout our entire bodies.
Of course, if you are doing your breathing practices (as I need to start doing) just before going to bed, you are already relieving tension. Nevertheless, should you find yourself having a bad night for whatever reason, and since you don't have to get up to do this practice, it could be of help in those instances.
Anyway, I hope these ideas are of some use to some of you, as they've been to me.
-- funny, I thought to include an image of an open door, either a photograph or a painting, and came upon this watercolor. Not the best reproduction, but why it caught my eye is that my mother had this print framed and on the wall of our dining room, I believe it was, in our first house, so it's part of memories that go back to my earliest childhood. It's titled "The Open Door," even (!), by Raymond Wintz, a French painter, (1957).
