Pearson Sharp from OANN breaks it all down.

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Leftists cultivate failure. When you convince a huge swath of people that the majority of their problems are because of other people, or other people's actions; those who feel wronged often tend to wait on something to be done about it.

In come the Democrats/Leftists to save the day!

But that’s the dirty little secret. Democrats were never and are never going to do anything about the problems they claim other people are causing. What they are going to do is create a permanent group of people who are collectively chasing the same carrot. But it goes a level further than that. There is no carrot to be had. There’s only the illusion of one.

What I can’t figure out is why people keep chasing it?

But then I went looking at Christmas lights last night, and I think I know now how the Hope-Nosis works!

So, we went to go see the Christmas lights in a neighborhood in Jacksonville Florida. Little did we know that there was going to be CRAZY traffic. I could see if it took 30 minutes or so to get close to the neighborhood, but this was more like 2+ hours! Or at least it would have been.

If you look at the map below; I show the path that all of the people were taking to look at the Christmas lights. Everywhere along the red line, cars were literally stopped. People were getting out of their cars and walking down the road to see what was happening. They were all following each other.

I wasn't about to sit in traffic all night, the kids would be asleep before we even arrived to see the lights.

I told my wife and her friend that we can just drive down the middle lane a few hundred feet, it's a turn lane, but there's no cars there, because nobody was moving. We drove down the middle turn lane and went left, which got us around about 10 minutes of traffic (1). Then I immediately made a U-turn and went straight at the light. Now we had skipped all of the traffic and were on the road much closer to the lights.

Once on that road we were sitting again. So I decided to drive down the middle turn lane again, probably about 1 mile. This time I came up to where everyone was entering the neighborhood with the lights (2). People going right were making a circle through the neighborhood counter clockwise. But there was nobody going the other way? It's a two-lane road, so I said, "Screw this! We're going left and following it around clockwise." So we did. We were literally the only car going that way. We had nobody in front of us, and could cruise through the lights at our own pace. There was one point that a car was behind us, but it was someone that lived in that neighborhood.

These pictures were taken on the last leg of the ride, where there were people in front and behind us (5). Again we didn't try to turn right to get out to the main road (6). We went straight and then went left at the main road and made it out of the neighborhood in no time.

The moral of my overly descriptive story: I think that many people have been convinced it's better to just go along, or they are not willing to think outside the box. THERE ARE FAR TOO MANY FOLLOWERS living in the US right now.

Those people following the carrot, are the same people that sat in a line of cars for 2+ hours waiting to see Christmas lights. I refuse to be one of them!

Be unpredictable. Don't fit in the box that's built for you. As soon as you start to do that, your life truly begins.

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Keep these names out there, ECHO this image, RT it, or whatever you need to, but keep it out there. These individuals can not be trusted to stand up for The United States of America. I don't normally call people out like this, but there is no way that these individuals, knowing what they know, think that the election was legitimate. They are either complicit, or they are frauds. Either way they don't need to be supported any longer.

Anyone who has seen the evidence of voter/election fraud knows that the 2020 election was not done legitimately.

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I did a post about a video segment from PBS. The segment was first pointed out to me by Katrina Pierson @Katrina - Parler

I watched the segment where they basically said that the Dominion systems was not secure and riddled with security issues. And most importantly, Dominion systems could be manipulated without even hacking them.

The interesting thing is that now the story can't be found on the PBS website. But it gets better. There are still many links from 3rd party sites referencing the story, again the links won't work. So, I decided to go to the PBS website directly. I did a search for "Dominion" and that came up blank. I searched for 10/26/2020 which is the date of the story, as shown in the link path, but no PBS New Hour links show at all.

I sent an email to PBS to see if they will answer. Here is my email.

Hello,

I noticed that an episode of PBS News Hour has been removed.

I watched this episode on 10/26/2020. It covered all the issues the state of Georgia had with the Dominion Voting Systems machines.

I linked to it from my website, but now any reference to the video is gone.

If I perform a search for it nothing shows up.

Is there another place where I can find that episode?

Why was it removed?

Thanks,

Jeff

*** UPDATE ***
They did get back to me. See here:

Dear Mr. Dobalina,

Thank you for writing to the PBS Public Editor's office.

We were able to locate the Oct. 26, 2020 episode of the PBS NewsHour on YouTube. You can use this link to go to the full episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6ukowwFdRI. Miles O'Brien's report on Dominion Voting Systems begins at the 36:48 mark. Please let me know if you have any trouble with the link. We have not heard of any action within PBS to remove the episode from the Web. Please feel free to write me back at djmacy@pbs.org if you have any further questions.
Best regards,

Dan Macy
Assistant to the Public Editor
PBS

I used an email account that shows as "Bob Dobalina." That's why he wrote "Dear Mr. Dobalina," in the reply.

Here are some screen shots.

If you follow the link from DuckDuckGo: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/october-26-2020-pbs-newshour-full-episode You'll see this.

After digging I found a link on PBS, but it's not under the same name. The whole episode for that date 10/26/2020 is missing. It now shows an error message, but it worked before without issue. Here's where the new link is buried. Note: You can't find this episode by searching PBS for "Dominion" or "Georgia Voting." But I can find it if I search for Georgia then filter by date, and go 4 pages ahead, then I can find it.

https://www.pbs.org/video/securing-the-vote-1603744001/

I don't think this was by accident.

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I downloaded this copy of the condensed version of "The Road to Serfdom" years ago, and it was free. I can't seem to find it anywhere free right now, but if it was free then it should be free now, am I right!?

If you've never read the entire book "The Road to Serfdom" that's OK. This condensed version is about the best you'll find.

Pay close attention at the end. You'll find something very strange. You'll see a pamphlet "The Road to Serfdom In Cartoons."

Who paid for it will really blow your mind! It says, "Reproduced from a booklet published by General Motors, Detroit, in the ‘Thought Starter’ series (no. 118)"

Please share this with as many people as you can! This needs to be out there again. With people trying to rewrite history, or schools simply not teaching history at all, this kind of literature is needed now more than ever!

This is a link to WindUpRubberFinger.com

WindUpRubberFinger direct link to, The Reader’s Digest condensed version of "The Road to Serfdom."

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Microsoft OneDrive link to, The Reader’s Digest condensed version of "The Road to Serfdom."

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Use this QR code to link to this post, for easy sharing. Please help me to spread this file to as many people as possible. It's critical that people understand what's going on. Thank you in advance.

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