Thought it was a comfy ride to the second Trump term?
Has that changed for Pompeo?
Wait for it, wait for it! Next up: "I think the President should now gracefully concede and it has been an honour to serve under him"
I understand the notion of just doing things because they are right. But it's America. You're not just handed a podium to speak off of unless you are connected to a phalanx of some sort - an interest group with clout, a background organisation, a family who want justice etc etc. You don't just ask Rudy can I step up and use your podium for some of my ideas and targets please. It just doesn't happen. Too many legal dangers and potential pitfalls.
She's linked in to something bigger than her own compassion.
How about this fairytale - dark fairytale.
Once upon a time a group of good men get annoyed together when they see what the free world is becoming. It's a lingering, deceptive process but it's unrelenting through the decades - the return to a world dominated by strong 'kings' ruling over a slave people.
So the few good men hatch a plan. Why don't we rush headlong into the enemy, force them to speed up their evil plan so that it becomes visible to the people. Remove the veils of secrecy. Kill it by forcing it unto the radar.
The plan goes into effect and true to prediction, the evil comes to the surface and speeds for the finish line before the forces of good can stop them
But there is a catch. Nobody realised how accommodating the people would be. Not only do they accept their increasing slavery, they embrace it. Masochism rules. People cry out for Kings to rule them.
The good men begin to get uncomfortable with their original plans. Maybe this is an opportunity to bring good using the very tools of evil. Maybe some good men should allow themselves to become kings. Maybe a form of willing slavery would save humanity from its more evil impulses.
And everyone lived so ever after….
Until, some 200 years later, a group of good men get annoyed together…….
If that proved to be true and Canadians had it proved to them that Trudeau wasn't remotely as popular as the 'voting' and media suggested (it's always a double illusion) - only then will the majority who didn't vote for him or his party realise that they didn't vote for him or his party:
"I knew I couldn't have voted for that guy! I just felt that I was maybe mistaken when the media kept saying that I did"