How Left-wing Conspiracies Work : American Greatness
The hoaxes are used by bureaucracies against conservatives and Republican candidates. They are spread like wildfire by a corrupt media and, when exposed and refuted, rarely lead to legal culpability or disgrace rather than publicity-driven lucrative post-scandal employment.
One chief common trait is projection. By accusing others of high crimes and misdemeanors, the conspirators become exempt from criminal charges.
Hillary Clinton and her campaign were never charged with illegally hiring a foreign national to draw on Russian sources to smear their 2016 campaign opponent.
The Biden campaign was never held accountable for conspiring to organize so-called retired intelligence experts to formally lie to the American people to influence an election.
High officials of the U.S. government lied under oath with impunity about their role in funding gain-of-function research after conspiring to circumvent U.S. law prohibiting such research.
U.S. elected and bureaucratic officials deliberately suppressed the use of law enforcement on January 6 despite the ensuing lax security, warped a U.S. House committee investigation, and used the Washington D.C. court system to convict hundreds for dubious crimes in order to use their convictions and prison terms for political agendas.
No wonder, then, that we should expect some sort of similar hoax to arise before the 2024 election. Do not be surprised when told of a secret Trump plan uncovered to round up critics in 2025 and send them to camps, or lurid revelations about evidence that Trump is in worse physical and mental shape than is a debilitated Biden, or some fantastic MAGA plot to implement voter suppression, or allegations that the Trump campaign s dark money involves collusion, disinformation, and sinister foreign actors.
When we hear such things in the months to come, remember that these mythologies are usually a warning: what the left is alleging is, quite often, precisely what the left is already doing.
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VDH. In a grumpy mood again, as you can see. Victor, look on the bright side. There’s got to be a bright side. Get back to me on this.