Trump's Leap to Fascism Comes Atop of Liberal-Woke Edifice, with Wokists Cushioning His Fall

When fascism comes here, Zionist Judenraete; fanatics aided
by woke liberals in the Universities and media will violate
liberties, and declare their power to prevent the lives of
anyone questioning anything, all in self-defense of course.
The ever widening gap between the government and
the people today casts suspicion on the people,
not Trump's government, in Trump's perverse view.

Free Mahmoud Khalil; Presidential Acts to Protect National Security Are Less Than Credible

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Madison, Wisconsin — Donald Trump is employing the machinery of government against Americans and permanent residents in State retribution for voicing thought at variance with purveyors of Genocide.

Trump's war against perceived wrong-thought annihilates sacred rights of American Due Process, the First Amendment, Fourth Amendment and cherished valuation of the individual.

His war is worse than the liberal establishment's odious lawfare, and malicious prosecutions launched against Trump by Democrats and liberal political opponents the last four years. It's worse than Democrat Censorship for which this party of parrots can never be forgiven.

Trump builds on liberals' ludicrous notions that truth and falsity of propositions are logically determined by how a propositions makes a reader or listener feel, and the related notion that someone's subjective feeling is equivalent to safety.

No great leap for Trump emulating the Biden-Harris administration determining expression of thought against Genocide is to be viewed with suspicion.

For example, since artist Roger Waters opposes fascism and Genocide in his art and music, Roger Waters must really be an anti-Semite, as determined by the U.S. State Department under Biden, (AP; Reuters).

That the U.S. State Department and Biden-Harris are perpetrators of Genocide is a fact that must go unacknowledged.

Consider as well the case of permanent U.S. resident and college student, Mahmoud Khalil.

As Krystal Ball notes in Breaking Points on the ideological framework of the Biden-Woke bunch employed by Trump today.

Once the pro-Palestine protests were portrayed by the liberal Biden administration as being effectively Hamas, it did not take a large leap to criminalize anyone who was affiliated with them, [pro-Palestine protests].
To throw Visa holders and permanent residents (such as Mahmoud Khalil) out of the country altogether for participating [in protests] or for even liking the wrong Tweet.

Mahmoud Khalil

Mahmoud Khalil is a graduate student at Columbia University School of International Affairs, a permanent U.S. resident, married to a U.S. citizen. Khalil is also a member of Columbia University Apartheid Divest, a coalition of student organizations objecting to Genocide against Palestine.

On March 8, Mahmoud Khalil was arrested in New York by agents of ICE, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. It's not clear what crime or immigration law Mr. Khalil is alleged to have violated, (New York Times).

His wife, Noor Abdalla, is eight-months pregnant and is due to give birth in April. She was threatened with arrest outside their apartment, though ICE has not followed up yet against her alleged crime(s), (St. Clair, CounterPunch).

ICE, which collectedly resembles a gang of sociopaths with badges, sports a webpage with a front page that three times invites readers to report and phone ICE, should readers see "suspicious activity." Further, the front page features a link to an ICE Tip Form, on which Americans can inform on all manner of suspicious people.

Accusations of fascism cry out from human rights workers, civil liberties organizations and writers at the outrageous arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, now slated to be heard in federal district court in New Jersey, (New York Times).

Congressional Democrats, ensconced in neocon foreign policy and well-versed in employing McCarthyite attacks against Trump after morphing into an anti-free speech Party, not surprisingly offer a muted defense of Mr. Khalil and his family.

Writes Yasmine El-Sabawi, in Middle East Eye:

When Michigan Congresswoman and Palestinian native Rashida Tlaib shared a letter to her social media account on Tuesday, [March 18], demanding that immigration authorities free Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil - a man never charged with a crime - it only contained 14 signatures.

For perspective, there are 220 Democrats in the House of Representatives, all of whom have been unabashedly vocal in their criticism of the Trump administration’s actions on a near-daily basis.

There are 45 Democrats in the Senate.  

That the two major American political parties are united in committing Genocide and evisceration of foundational liberties of free expression and free speech in America ought be causing everyone's fascism detectors to be blinking red.

Mahmoud Khalil, dictating a letter to the Columbia Spectator, pens his determination to carry on this weekend. Writes Khalil:

In his last message to a world that betrayed him, the beloved Palestinian journalist Hossam Shabat said, I did all this because I believe in the Palestinian cause. I believe this land is ours, and it has been the highest honor of my life to die defending it and serving its people.

So too do we believe that it is the highest honor of our lives to struggle for the cause of Palestinian liberation. The student movement will continue to carry the mantle of a free Palestine. History will redeem us, while those who were content to wait on the sidelines will be forever remembered for their silence.

I'm with Mr. Khalil.

Far worse than 1970s elites pronouncing an excess of democracy by the Peace and Civil Rights movements, today, liberal elites have declared there is no objective truth; and the American people must fight it out against themselves using their imposed subjective identities as shields and weapons. 

If many deplore Trump for his fascism, (and rightfully so), wokists and Zionists should be counted among other perpetrators.

Kenosha County Sheriff Uses Office to Appear in Wisconsin Supreme Court Attack Ad

Oconto County Sheriff Todd Scarban don his official
uniform, claiming to speak for Wisconsin law enforcement, in
an attack ad against Dane County Judge Susan Crawford,
candidate for Wisconsin Supreme Court. The Zoerner ad is part of
a heavy ad buy by Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce.

Kenosha County Sheriff David W. Zoerner and Oconto County Sheriff Todd Scarban don official uniforms in new attack ad. Zoerner claims to speak for Wisconsin law enforcement, in the ad against Dane County Judge Susan Crawford, candidate for Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Crawford is running against former Republican Attorney General Brad Schimel in a closely watched April 1 election.

In the Zoerner ad, the office of Judge Crawford's office phone number is listed, as a narrator urges phone calls to the office.

 

The Kenosha County Sheriff's office has a history of overt hostility toward black people, advocating openly black people should be 'warehoused away,' as noted prominently in the Washington Post.

CNN has also reported on the racist Kenosha County sheriff office.

Black Common Council Members Flee from Reason in Madison, Wisconsin

Madison, Wisconsin Alder Juliana Bennett says public 
use of word, plantation, harms her as she is a "direct descendant
of enslaved people." Identity politics must die.

Identity Politics Is Destroying Madison Muny Policy

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Madison, Wisconsin — How does one evaluate propositions in Madison, Wisconsin? By determining how statements of fact make you feel. 

Does a voiced conclusion make you feel offended? Proceed no further. Do not read. Do not think, evaluate evidence or employ logic. All that is relevant is you have become offended.

It's that bad in Madison; black Common Council members are the worst offenders. I would argue these howling primates are anti-intellectual, and just plain dumb offenders.

Latest illustration of how much Democratic Party politics and politically correct nonsense have dumbed-down political discourse follows a shit show, reported by Lucas Robinson in the Wisconsin State Journal.

Reports Robinson:

Former three-time Mayor Paul Soglin called the treatment of a group of Black Madison City Council members unaligned with Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway an example of 'plantation politics,' though he [Soglin] later apologized for the comment after it triggered backlash from some Black elected officials in the city. 

What's the beef?

Soglin blasted in Facebook what he contends are racist, discriminatory "plantation politics" employed by Mayor Rhodes-Conway because of mayoral Council Committee assignments that resemble work of past urban political machines.

Do you not the problem? That's likely because you are not an idiot.

One hundred and sixty-five years ago, America embraced slavery. Therefore, every black person has a right not be reminded, ever, that this phenomenon was a central social-economic-moral institution of America by publicly uttered words such as "plantation" that evoke slavery.

 

Reaction of black Council members is swift and sure.

Sabrina Madison, (district 17), said using the word "plantation" during Black History Month is an "attack" on black leadership.

I wish Alder Madison had not used the word, attack, as this violent metaphor triggers me, in the vernacular, flashing me back to my past modest work opposing death squads and third-world fascism.

Then, there's Juliana Bennett (district 2), who cries in Facebook as follows:

As a direct descendant of enslaved people, I find it deeply offensive that a privileged white man like former Mayor Soglin would equate the Mayor's committee assignments, and by extension, my service and that of several Black alders, to plantation politics. This comparison is both ignorant and appalling. It trivialized the brutal history of slavery and disrespects the agency and intellect of Black leaders who serve this city.
Plantation politics refers to a system where white people maintain power by manipulating and using Black people to oppress other Black people. It is a tool of coercion, meant to divide and control. The implication that Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway's committee assignments are an example of plantation politics is absurd. Canit not simply be the case that the Mayor appointed us because we share similar visions for the city? Or the we, as Black alders, were chosen for these positions based on our qualifications, experience, and leadership —rather than some cynical racial calculation?
The real insult here is the suggestion that Black leaders cannot think or act independently and instead must take our marching orders from another white person. Maybe that was true of Soglin’s own relationships with Black leaders in his political circles, but it is certainly not true for me or my colleagues. We are leaders in our own right, not proxies for anyone else’s agenda.
By his own misguided definition of plantation politics, one could argue that it is Soglin himself engaging in it. He is using Black leadership as a tool to sow division and manipulate public perception to serve his own political agenda. His words do not uplift Black alders; they exploit us.
It is clear that the former mayor's goal is not to advocate for Black alders, but to advance his own political grievances. If he truly wanted to support Black leadership, then he would pick up the phone and talk to us—not insult us and spread offensive, misleading narratives.
It is important to note that former Mayor Soglin's claims are simply false. Black alders from various ideological perspectives hold key committee assignments. Ald. Harrington-McKinney serves on the Transportation Commission. Alds. Knox and Myadze, along with former Ald. Carter, serve on the Alcohol License Review Committee (ALRC). These facts directly contradict his inflammatory claims.
Soglin’s comments are offensive, divisive, and completely disconnected from reality. In fact, it is comments like these reduce Black leadership to the color of our skin, ignoring the intelligence, independence, and diversity of thought within the Black diaspora. We are here because we fought for and earned our positions—not because we serve anyone’s agenda but the people of Madison.
Let me be clear, we do not need a privileged old white man who represents an outdated political worldview exemplary of the gerontocracy of today's politics to fight our battles for us. ESPECIALLY DURING BLACK HISTORY MONTH. So please. Keep my name out of your mouth.

You get the picture.

Soglin apologized; he need not have.

RFK Confirmation Hearings Show Democrats' Lack of Concern for American People

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Senate Democrats put on fetid display at RFK nomination hearings

Update: RFK confirmed with zero Democrat votes.
The nomination of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. for Secretary of U.S. Health and Human Services puts on display, yet again, that the slightest departure from Democrats' embrace of Big Pharma, and current medical doctrine, will result in character assassination and lies.
During questioning today, same old have-you-stop-beating-your-wife Democrats on the United States Senate Committee on Finance display no interest in the health of the American people.

This is disgusting. 

This is not what Americans want, certainly not what Americans need.

Democrats should pay attention to Senate Democrats. Their complete abandonment of service to the American people is clear to anyone who watches this disgusting display.