AMERICA’S OPEN BORDER went viral this week after the debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
Although pundits (and Derek, at first) thought Harris came out the winner of the debate, an exchange between Trump and ABC News moderator David Muir over unrestricted migration went viral this week in a way most people didn’t expect. Trump said, based on claims posted to social media, that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio have been capturing and eating the pets of local residents.
Muir and liberals on social media pushed back. A video, based on samples of Trump’s comments turned into a rap track, has gone viral, but it isn’t helping Harris the way liberals think. Many people heard about the situation in Ohio for the first time from those trying to mock President Trump. In researching the basis of the rap video, they’ve discovered that a rural town of 60,000 is struggling to deal with the consequences of dropping 20,000 people from an impoverished nation with very different culture—where the majority religion is witchcraft (vodou).
Despite ferocious pushback from the corporate media, which is openly calling any negative comments about the impact of immigration on America “racist,” a growing number of Americans are linking the problems of Springfield, Ohio and other communities across the country with Border Czar Harris.
This may explain her campaign’s request for another debate—they realized soon after the debate that things hadn’t gone as well as they’d hoped. True or not, this is the kind of viral meme that can swing opinions in a hurry.
Meanwhile, the leaders of the UK and Canada are openly endorsing allowing Ukraine to launch long-range missile strikes into Russia, a move that Vladimir Putin says amounts to a declaration of war by NATO. In Jordan, Islamist parties won two-thirds of the vote in the recent parliamentary election, suggesting that Israel may have more trouble ahead on its eastern border. And Türkiye’s request to join BRICS threatens to upend alliances in Europe and the Middle East.
We also discuss the “Great Mutation” that took place on the winter solstice of 2020, the conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn that moved the world fully into the Age of Aquarius. We put no stock in astrology, but some wealthy and powerful people do. And it appears their efforts to fundamentally transform human civilization are based on a belief that we’ve entered a new era—one in which ownership of goods will be shared by the collective.
Sound familiar? “You’ll own nothing and be happy.”
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