Tards better get their suppositories ready.
From
www.RealNewsandHistory.com
The "Editorial Board" of The Anti-New York Times has, for about one year now, responsibly opined that Commander Trump's secret military government must have placed the Judenpresse under the same manner of submission which certain politicians -- consistent with
Q Post #22 from 2017 and in accordance with subsequent Executive Orders -- have been compelled to accept.
You know, make a deal, or go to prison --- or worse! Speaking as someone who -- for the past 11 years now -- has been wading through Sulzberger's filth each day (3000 total issues!) so that "youse guys" don't have to, it now seems that not a day passes by without your favorite investigative reporter / historian / philosopher here being thunderstruck by an article or column that makes a patriotic truther say to himself: "The Slimes is reporting this???!"
To be clear, the overall spin of Fake News remains and will remain anti-Trump. The cleverness here lies in the injection of more and more objectivity pills and a noticeable reduction in the personal viciousness. The triumphant post-Iowa Caucus front-top page photo and this op-ed column by Turkish-born Zeynep Tufekci are the latest examples.
Both are respectful, positive and almost flattering. This stands in striking contrast to the manipulative "Trump can't win" and "Trump is the Devil" spin of 2016 -- and the "Trump is trailing slightly" polling lies of 2020. This time around, an unmistakable aura of invincibility and inevitability is being constructed around Trump. Even the most pessimistic doomer - gloomers of the Black Pill Society should be able to sense this by now.
After 8 years of mocking Trump supporters as "uneducated" rural rubes, the submissive Slimes is now telling "college-educated" voters it's OK to "love Trump?"
"Commander" Trump "never actually left." BOOM!
1 & 2. Ms. Tufekci's column almost makes her sound like a closet Trump cheerleader! // 2. Q told us a long time ago that the White Hats had the power to place people "under submission." Is this what we are now seeing at "the paper of record?"
The Op-Ed column is about Trump the "authoritarian" and the "strongman." But it's not what you think. There is no whining about "Fascism" here, nor any comparison to Hitler this time (which wouldn't be a bad thing in our eyes). There are no breathless warnings about the loss of liberty which awaits us if Trump returns -- blah, blah, blah.
To the contrary, the piece explains why so many voters actually desire a "strongman," and does so in a civil manner which makes the arguments of Trump supporters seem rational. To better illustrate this astonishing editorial transformation, let's examine some substantive excerpts. No commentary needed here. The almost flattering analysis presented -- by a Slimes columnist --stands on its own merits Take it away, Ms. Tufekci: *
"I first began attending Trump rallies eight years ago, to try to better understand a candidate who was then being described as a joke — and came away struck by his mix of charisma and powerful command of audiences. Rather than the bumbling celebrity I expected, I encountered a politician laying the groundwork for a powerful political realignment around subjects too readily brushed aside by the bipartisan establishment in Washington, such as the loss of manufacturing in the United States; those left behind by globalization and trade, especially trade with China; the legacy of the Iraq war and U.S. involvement in foreign wars in general; and, of course, immigration.
"I recently started going to Trump rallies and following his supporters’ online political conversations once again, to try to better understand something else: his base, and specifically the question of authoritarianism and the American voter. Authoritarian leaders project qualities that many voters — not just Trump voters — admire: strength, a sense of control, even an ends-justify-the-means leadership style. Our movie-hero presidents, Top Gun pilots and crusading lawyers often take matters into their own hands or break the rules in ways that we cheer.
They have something in common with Trump: They are seen as having special or singular strengths, an “I alone can fix it” power." "In New Hampshire, Jackie Fashjian made the case to me that during Trump’s presidency, 'there weren’t any active wars going on except for Afghanistan, which he did not start. He started no new wars. Our economy was great. Our gas prices were under 2 bucks a gallon. It’s just common sense to me. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.'
At the same rally, Debbie Finch leaped to her feet when Trump walked into the arena, and like many around us, she started filming. Finch defies stereotypes of Trump supporters: She’s Black and is concerned with racism, which she says greatly affects her life and that of her children. She doesn’t deny there are racists among Trump’s supporters, but as far as she’s concerned, that goes for Democrats, too. She told me she supports Trump because the economy was better under him."
"What I heard from voters drawn to Trump was that he had a special strength in making the economy work better for them than Biden has, and that he was a tough, “don’t mess with me” absolutist, which they see as helping to prevent new wars. His supporters also see him as an authentic strongman who is not a typical politician."
"Many didn’t trust the government or traditional media’s telling of what happened on Jan. 6. 'I’m not concerned with Jan. 6,' Finch said. 'I don’t trust our government. I don’t trust anything they’re saying. They’ve been doing this to Black people for so long, railroading them, so they have zero credibility. I don’t even care about it, and I don’t want to hear about Jan. 6.'”
"It’s easy to see why Trump’s political message can override concerns about democracy for many. What’s a bit of due process overstepped when all politicians are believed to be corrupt? Perhaps acknowledging that Trump’s appeal isn’t that mysterious can help people grapple with its power." *
Tell it, Ms. Tufekci. Tell it! Wow. Simply wow.
This coming from "the paper of record" which, in 2016, once ran a total of 32 hate-filled, anti-Trump attack articles in a single Sunday issue! Seriously, who installed this Turkish chick at the Slimes? Erdogan? Oh yeah --- Patriots Are Now In Control. They have to be.
Tufecki's respectful and objective column couldn't get any better for Trump than this. It featured quotes by, and images of, an older White woman, a young Black man and a middle-aged Black woman -- all wildly pro-Trump!
Stone Cold Lock of the Century!
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