A peek into the right wing fever swamp.

**Cujo** · 02-12-2020, 08:00 PM

If you've ever wondered why the trumpanzees are so, well, the way they are, check this out.
This is what they're immersed in.
The fantasy world of alternative facts and news.

Home - WND

**happynz** · 02-12-2020, 08:12 PM

Just had a squiz and HOLY SHIT isn't it just insane...

**Cujo** · 02-12-2020, 08:58 PM

And that's their world. They don't look outside. And it's fucking nuts. I understand them now, that's their reality.
And Trumps too, it's increasingly obvious.

**Cujo** · 02-12-2020, 09:10 PM

'Treasonous' enemies within: 3-star general pushes Trump to use emergency powers
Calls on president to 'honor your oath of office' to defeat Deep-State coup

Lt. Gen. Thomas McInerney [U.S. Air Force Retired] said in a no-holds-barred interview that he doesn't believe the courts are likely to come through for President Trump.

Despite massive amounts of evidence of widespread irregularities, many judges appear either unable or unwilling to sort through allegations of rigged voting machines and dozens of affidavits from eyewitnesses to ballot stuffing, denial of Republican poll watchers from observing the process, evidence of more votes cast in hundreds of precincts than were registered to vote, and a host of other irregularities.

The general placed the burden squarely on President Trump to use the emergency powers at his disposal and put down what he described as a coup d'état in progress.
Despite massive amounts of evidence of widespread irregularities, many judges appear either unable or unwilling to sort through allegations of rigged voting machines and dozens of affidavits from eyewitnesses to ballot stuffing, denial of Republican poll watchers from observing the process, evidence of more votes cast in hundreds of precincts than were registered to vote, and a host of other irregularities.

The general placed the burden squarely on President Trump to use the emergency powers at his disposal and put down what he described as a coup d'état in progress.

"When you coordinate six to ten states, using cyber warfare, to change the outcome of the election in favor of whoever you want, these are treasonous acts," McInerney said in a Nov. 29 interview with Brannon Howse of Worldview Weekend TV.

"These are not just fraudulent acts, they are treasonous acts, because it means changing the government," the general said. "And then when you add Russia, China and Iran, foreigners into it, you complicate it and make it even more treasonous. So, cyber warfare, and the Dominion Voting Systems, which we're talking about in Georgia, Michigan and several other states, Pennsylvania as well, using Hammer and Scorecard [ballot manipulation software attacks]. Plus, has anyone seen the Justice Department or FBI in any of this? That is very worrisome."

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McInerney is not just any retired general making these claims.

He is highly decorated, having flown 400 combat missions over Vietnam. He was in charge of NORAD for Alaska and had a top security clearance with responsibility for the U.S. nuclear arsenal. He spent 16 years as a military analyst with Fox News.

"He is not only a patriot he is a historian and he understands the massive threat now faced by America," Howse said.

McInerney said the fraud seen on Election Day could easily be repeated in Georgia to steal the two U.S. Senate seats up for election there on Jan. 5, giving Democrats full control of the government.

McInerney said that after listening to President Trump talk with Fox News' Maria Bartiromo on Sunday morning, he was concerned that the president "sounded kind of down."

"What startled me was, he kept talking about fraudulent votes, and then I heard Rudy Giuliani talking about fraudulent votes. It's not fraudulent votes. The American people must understand, we are talking about treason."

The oath must be fulfilled

McInerney said President Trump must be compelled by his supporters to "honor his oath of office" and employ the tools available to him to quash the insurrection that he believes is in progress.

He said U.S. Marshals should have immediately seized the voting machines in Georgia and every battleground state as soon as it became apparent that ballot numbers were skewed in favor of Joe Biden.

According to attorney Sidney Powell, speaking in an interview with Lou Dobbs, the Dominion Systems machines were set to give Biden a weighted count of 1.25 votes for every one vote he received, while Trump's votes were set at 0.75 percent of each vote he received. This means that 2.7 percent of the votes were switched from Trump to Biden in multiple battleground states.

Massive fraud was also reported with the mail-in ballots in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin, Nevada and now Arizona.

story continues below

'Treasonous' enemies within: 3-star general pushes Trump to use emergency powers

And it goes on and on
It's so lacking in substance it's difficult to see how people are sucked in by it.
Calling Trump "not only a patriot but a historian" (

) at one point for christs sake.

**Switch** · 02-12-2020, 09:46 PM

I think lockdown and restrictions are making a lot of people crazy. A few people have too much time on their hands and have now become confirmed conspiracy theorists.

**Switch** · 02-12-2020, 09:47 PM

That’s my conspiracy theory anyway.

**misskit** · 02-12-2020, 09:54 PM

We were discussing Parler the other day. Ran across this.

Parler's got a porn problem: Adult businesses target pro-Trump social network

Anyone following the #sexytrumpgirl hashtag on Parler, a social media site increasingly popular with conservatives, got an eyeful one recent Thursday evening as images of topless women and links to hardcore pornography websites appeared at a rapid-fire rate, often more than one per minute.

The surge of #sexytrumpgirl posts highlighted a broader dilemma for Parler: The site's lax moderation policies, in keeping with its claims to being a bastion of free speech, have helped it become a magnet for pornographers, escort services and online sex merchants using hashtags targeting conservatives, such as #keepamericasexy and #milfsfortrump2020.

The pornography threatens to intrude on users not seeking sexual material and has the potential to complicate hopes the site may have to expand advertising, which is now limited. Experts on the impact of pornography say major companies typically avoid having their sales pitches appear alongside controversial imagery.

Purveyors of sexually explicit material have thrived online since the early days of the Internet, and determining what to allow - and how to block what's not allowed - has been a challenge for most social media sites. Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, for example, prohibit sexually explicit images and videos, while Twitter generally allows them so long as they show the images or actions of consenting adults.

Parler once banned all pornography but in recent months revised its terms of service to permit essentially anything that's legal, making its policy close to Twitter's, if slightly more permissive. Twitter, however, also has automated systems that prevent excessively rapid posting, as well as other spammy behavior, and employs human moderators to enforce its policies.

Parler, by contrast, outsources moderation to volunteers who judge potentially objectionable content after it has been flagged by other users. Its systems and policies have given wide latitude for images of adult nudity and sexual behavior, a Washington Post review in recent weeks found. A variety of pornography is easy to find on the site, using both search terms that are explicitly pornographic and others that are not.

These included #trump2020 and #wwg1wga, a slogan for the far-right QAnon conspiracy theory, with its baseless claims that leading Democrats and Hollywood celebrities are Satan-worshipping pedophiles. Searches of another hashtag popular with QAnon adherents, #sextrafficking, also yielded numerous pornographic images the same week that they appeared on #sexytrumpgirl, The Post's review found. An account responsible for many of the pornographic images on those hashtags is now restricted as "private."

Officials at Parler, including Chief Operating Officer Jeffrey Wernick and Chief Policy Officer Amy Peikoff, did not respond to repeated requests for comment on its handling of pornography.

Peikoff defended the company's approach to content moderation in response to questions for a previous Post story about Parler. "Broadly, our whole guiding principle is that we want to allow everything that the First Amendment protects as speech, and nothing that it doesn't," she said.

The U.S. Supreme Court has declared pornographic images of adults to be constitutionally protected speech.

Parler's got a porn problem: Adult businesses target pro-Trump social network

**Buckaroo Banzai** · 02-12-2020, 10:10 PM

Originally Posted by Cujo

'Treasonous' enemies within: 3-star general pushes Trump to use emergency powers
Calls on president to 'honor your oath of office' to defeat Deep-State coup

'Treasonous' enemies within: 3-star general pushes Trump to use emergency powers

And it goes on and on
It's so lacking in substance it's difficult to see how people are sucked in by it.
Calling Trump "not only a patriot but a historian" (

) at one point for christs sake.

trump is soooo stupid, all he has to do is promote them to 4 star Generals and the problem is fixed.

**harrybarracuda** · 03-12-2020, 12:51 AM

Originally Posted by misskit

We were discussing Parler the other day. Ran across this.

Parler's got a porn problem: Adult businesses target pro-Trump social network

Anyone following the #sexytrumpgirl hashtag on Parler, a social media site increasingly popular with conservatives, got an eyeful one recent Thursday evening as images of topless women and links to hardcore pornography websites appeared at a rapid-fire rate, often more than one per minute.

The surge of #sexytrumpgirl posts highlighted a broader dilemma for Parler: The site's lax moderation policies, in keeping with its claims to being a bastion of free speech, have helped it become a magnet for pornographers, escort services and online sex merchants using hashtags targeting conservatives, such as #keepamericasexy and #milfsfortrump2020.

The pornography threatens to intrude on users not seeking sexual material and has the potential to complicate hopes the site may have to expand advertising, which is now limited. Experts on the impact of pornography say major companies typically avoid having their sales pitches appear alongside controversial imagery.

Purveyors of sexually explicit material have thrived online since the early days of the Internet, and determining what to allow - and how to block what's not allowed - has been a challenge for most social media sites. Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, for example, prohibit sexually explicit images and videos, while Twitter generally allows them so long as they show the images or actions of consenting adults.

Parler once banned all pornography but in recent months revised its terms of service to permit essentially anything that's legal, making its policy close to Twitter's, if slightly more permissive. Twitter, however, also has automated systems that prevent excessively rapid posting, as well as other spammy behavior, and employs human moderators to enforce its policies.

Parler, by contrast, outsources moderation to volunteers who judge potentially objectionable content after it has been flagged by other users. Its systems and policies have given wide latitude for images of adult nudity and sexual behavior, a Washington Post review in recent weeks found. A variety of pornography is easy to find on the site, using both search terms that are explicitly pornographic and others that are not.

These included #trump2020 and #wwg1wga, a slogan for the far-right QAnon conspiracy theory, with its baseless claims that leading Democrats and Hollywood celebrities are Satan-worshipping pedophiles. Searches of another hashtag popular with QAnon adherents, #sextrafficking, also yielded numerous pornographic images the same week that they appeared on #sexytrumpgirl, The Post's review found. An account responsible for many of the pornographic images on those hashtags is now restricted as "private."

Officials at Parler, including Chief Operating Officer Jeffrey Wernick and Chief Policy Officer Amy Peikoff, did not respond to repeated requests for comment on its handling of pornography.

Peikoff defended the company's approach to content moderation in response to questions for a previous Post story about Parler. "Broadly, our whole guiding principle is that we want to allow everything that the First Amendment protects as speech, and nothing that it doesn't," she said.

The U.S. Supreme Court has declared pornographic images of adults to be constitutionally protected speech.

Parler's got a porn problem: Adult businesses target pro-Trump social network

That's to be expected. Years ago Google reported that most porn searches came from the Bible Belt.

**helge** · 03-12-2020, 02:05 AM

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

most porn searches came from the Bible Belt.

It is research

What's wrong with that ?

**panama hat** · 03-12-2020, 01:28 PM

Originally Posted by helge

It is research

What's wrong with that ?

Know thy enemy and all that . . . clever people

**harrybarracuda** · 03-12-2020, 04:10 PM

Originally Posted by panama hat

Know thy enemy and all that . . . clever people

Fucking right. You can't be properly disgusted by porn until you have seen it yourself.

(A friend told me).

**Cujo** · 04-12-2020, 06:34 AM

Check this out

LIVE UPDATES: Trump says Biden can'''t be president if voter fraud claims are accurate | Fox News

**harrybarracuda** · 04-12-2020, 02:56 PM

Originally Posted by Cujo

Check this out

LIVE UPDATES: Trump says Biden can'''t be president if voter fraud claims are accurate | Fox News

I was flipping through channels this morning and was caught by Hannity.

I didn't realise he had borrowed baldy orange loser's makeup, he was glowing even though I have the colours fairly tame on my TV.

He also sounded quite dejected and slightly drunk.

He was reporting a story about how Biden supporters were "bribing people to vote" and he had a VIDEO TO PROVE IT!

Except the video was basically some bint saying they had Biden t-shirts and masks, and a raffle.

I've got to find the full video of the Georgia Karen as well. She was fucking mental.

**harrybarracuda** · 04-12-2020, 02:59 PM

Here she is. Rudy ended up trying to shut the stupid bint up.

**bsnub** · 04-12-2020, 03:04 PM

So much for the trump train in 2020.

A peek into the right wing fever swamp.-giphy-gif

**Cujo** · 04-12-2020, 03:59 PM

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Here she is. Rudy ended up trying to shut the stupid bint up.

That's fucking mental innit.
Have a look at the video in the election 2020 thread of guiliano cutting the mustard in the courtroom.

**sabang** · 04-12-2020, 04:08 PM

Good old World Net Daily. Funniest thing is it's owned by an Arab, Joseph Farah. Aren't trumptards supposed to hate them?

**Takeovers** · 04-12-2020, 04:34 PM

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

stupid bint

I hope she is right on one point. That she can be prosecuted if giving false witness.

**Cujo** · 10-12-2020, 08:43 PM

Just spent some time mired in the right wing twitter swamp. (I follow Trump) Jesus they are fucking nuts.

Check this out
It's a twitter video. I don't know how to embed it.

https://twitter.com/DanScavino/statu...654755841?s=20

**helge** · 11-12-2020, 12:49 AM

Originally Posted by sabang

Funniest thing is it's owned by an Arab, Joseph Farah. Aren't trumptards supposed to hate them?

Christian

**Backspin** · 11-12-2020, 12:56 AM

Originally Posted by Cujo

If you've ever wondered why the trumpanzees are so, well, the way they are, check this out.
This is what they're immersed in.
The fantasy world of alternative facts and news.

Home - WND

And they would say the same thing about lefty rags. That's the nature of political polarization.

Do you visit any mildly edgy news sites Cujo ? like the Daily Beasteality ? Or are you really that boring ?

**Backspin** · 11-12-2020, 01:01 AM

Cujos find is nothing.

Want to go on a real walk on the dark side ? Start here
- The Unz Review

**misskit** · 11-12-2020, 01:37 AM

Edgy left Raw Story - Celebrating 16 Years of Independent Journalism, Daily Kos, and slightly strange Palmer Report.

Daily Beast has excellent investigative writers.

**panama hat** · 11-12-2020, 05:18 AM

Originally Posted by Backspin

And they would say the same thing about lefty rags.

So, find one and compare them . . .

You do understand the difference between fact and fiction, don't you? You don't? I mean. You don't. That's been obvious for a long time

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