Trump Enters the US in War with Iran

[Frank Underwood]

That's a good point. Although, Trump is trying to make it look noble, too.

Yes, but with limited success. He just can't put up the facade for very long. He usually defaults to his "I'll blow you off the face of the Earth if you don't comply" schtick.

All of Trump's remarks towards Iran make him come across as the instigator, rather than someone forced into this situation who's looking for a diplomatic way out.

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

 

[Frank Underwood]

Trump said he isn't bothered by Americans' financial situation when it comes to Iran, which is reminiscent of a similar sentiment Biden made at the height of the Ukraine War.

Their concern for the American people goes out the window once they leave the campaign trail for the oval office because the military industrial complex is always in control.

 

[CeeCee72]

War is profitable. They don't care about the pain of us peasants so long as they get to line their own pockets.

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

I saw this last night just before I went to bed. Unfortunately.

I hate Bill Maher. He's arrogant and selectively ignorant.

This segment is usually supposed to be "funny":

 

[CeeCee72]

I saw this last night just before I went to bed. Unfortunately.

I hate Bill Maher. He's arrogant and selectively ignorant.

This segment is usually supposed to be "funny":

Maher has been on this kick for a while. He's such a hypocrite. He's spent years screaming at the left for being intolerant of others' views, but here he is telling us that any criticism of Israel equals antisemitism.

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

He's spent years screaming at the left for being intolerant of others' views, but here he is telling us that any criticism of Israel equals antisemitism.

Well, he was right about the first part.

But the mainstream media in the States, by decree, only permits criticism of Israel's policies (and its seven wars) to be labeled "antisemitism." And to hear Maher's endless "I'm-cuttin-through-the-bullsh!t!" attitude applied to the genocide (he pretends isn't happening) drives me into a distraction.

Last night, I was surprised to hear parts of his usual, clapping seal audience fall silent at his speech. So perhaps some of the public may be waking up. Maybe their warranted fear of Data Centers is shaking them into consciousness.

It doesn't help that he always interviews himself (much like Piers Morgan). I was watching Bill Maher's Club Random podcast (he has many good guests, but I can't usually sit through his doing all the talking -- which is reflected in the comments section, but is a point clearly ignored) a few months ago, and Henry Winkler, a laid back guy who's nothing like The Fonz, sat there for an hour with Bill doing all the talking, as per normal. At one point, Winkler had the temerity to attempt to start and finish a single sentence, and Bill sat forward and said, "Don't interrupt me...!" like a child... Crickets ... Winkler returned to not saying anything, and Bill went on interviewing himself for the remaining hour of the show.

The guests are just props.

But then Bill Maher is just another tool of the establishment, winning over conservatives and unindoctrinated liberals who appreciate his "candor" about Woke absurdities and the fact the Biden was demonstrably demented when the DNC was pretending otherwise -- only for Maher to justify all the wars, ignore the control of our government by a power-mad foreign entity, and everything else the establishment wants. Maher pretending he's being a 'rebel' while he does so.

Bill doesn't listen. And never has a Real Time guest back on the show when they turn out to be smarter (and more honest) than he is.

He's contemptible. For numerous reasons. I wish he'd get graped by an IDF soldier, on video, and then have all the western media act like it never even happened.

 

[Frank Underwood]

Well, he was right about the first part.

But the mainstream media in the States, by decree, only permits criticism of Israel's policies (and its seven wars) to be labeled "antisemitism." And to hear Maher's endless "I'm-cuttin-through-the-bullsh!t!" attitude applied to the genocide (he pretends isn't happening) drives me into a distraction.

Last night, I was surprised to hear parts of his usual, clapping seal audience fall silent at his speech. So perhaps some of the public may be waking up. Maybe their warranted fear of Data Centers is shaking them into consciousness.

It doesn't help that he always interviews himself (much like Piers Morgan). I was watching Bill Maher's Club Random podcast (he has many good guests, but I can't usually sit through his doing all the talking -- which is reflected in the comments section, but is a point clearly ignored) a few months ago, and Henry Winkler, a laid back guy who's nothing like The Fonz, sat there for an hour with Bill doing all the talking, as per normal. At one point, Winkler had the temerity to attempt to start and finish a single sentence, and Bill sat forward and said, "Don't interrupt me...!" like a child... Crickets ... Winkler returned to not saying anything, and Bill went on interviewing himself for the remaining hour of the show.

The guests are just props.

But then Bill Maher is just another tool of the establishment, winning over conservatives and unindoctrinated liberals who appreciate his "candor" about Woke absurdities and the fact the Biden was demonstrably demented when the DNC was pretending otherwise -- only for Maher to justify all the wars, ignore the control of our government by a power-mad foreign entity, and everything else the establishment wants. Maher pretending he's being a 'rebel' while he does so.

Bill doesn't listen. And never has a Real Time guest back on the show when they turn out to be smarter (and more honest) than he is.

He's contemptible. For numerous reasons. I wish he'd get graped by an IDF soldier, on video, and then have all the western media act like it never even happened.

The term "smugnorant" was coined for people like Bill Maher, but I think he'd take it as a compliment. Just recently, he did a segment where he talked about how he was proud of his ignorance when it comes to not knowing what the overton window is. Then again, maybe he knows what it means and he realizes his Zionist views are far outside of it.

He also mocked Joe Rogan and Jimmy Dore for taking him to task over his lack of knowledge of the world economic forum (WEF) and MK Ultra (the program in which the CIA used mind control techniques on people without their consent.) Maher seemed unconcerned with having a deep knowledge of various political terms and issues, despite hosting a political show. It's funny how Maher presents himself as the most politically aware person in the room on both Real Time and Club Randon while also refusing to expand his political knowledge base. His guests truly are props, which is why I don't know why anybody would go on there at this point. It's a format best suited for sycophants.

 

[Seaviewer]

any criticism of Israel equals antisemitism.

That's a distinction that is being argued endlessly in Australia, too. An official definition of antisemitism seems to remain elusive.

 

[Frank Underwood]

That's a distinction that is being argued endlessly in Australia, too. An official definition of antisemitism seems to remain elusive.

It's amazing that people fall for it too. It would be like saying criticizing the American government or the American President meant you were prejudiced against all Americans.

It's so asinine, but it shows just how desperate the elites are to protect Israel at all costs. Thankfully, there are many Jews with a conscience who see through the bullshit.