Kid Berwyn
Kid Berwyn's Journal1984
“Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right.”
Pat Oliphant saw that's where the NAZI comes in.
Trump engages in treason with our nation’s chief enemy to get “elected” in 2016 and got caught red-handed doing it again in real time in 2019 and people wonder?
Offshore Loot leads to planet's super wealthy and Putin
Revealed: the $2bn offshore trail that leads to Vladimir Putin
A massive leak of documents shines new light on the fabulous fortunes of the Russian president’s inner circle
Putin’s best friend: the cellist who holds the key to his fortune
Iceland’s PM faces snap election over revelations
What are the Panama Papers?
Panama Papers: global reaction – live
by Luke Harding
The Guardian, April 3, 2016
A network of secret offshore deals and vast loans worth $2bn has laid a trail to Russia’s president, Vladimir Putin.
An unprecedented leak of documents shows how this money has made members of Putin’s close circle fabulously wealthy.
Though the president’s name does not appear in any of the records, the data reveals a pattern – his friends have earned millions from deals that seemingly could not have been secured without his patronage.
The documents suggest Putin’s family has benefited from this money – his friends’ fortunes appear his to spend.
The files are part of an unprecedented leak of millions of papers from the database of Mossack Fonseca, the world’s fourth biggest offshore law firm. They show how the rich and powerful are able to exploit secret offshore tax regimes in myriad ways.
The offshore trail starts in Panama, darts through Russia, Switzerland and Cyprus – and includes a private ski resort where Putin’s younger daughter, Katerina, got married in 2013.
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https://www.theguardian.com/news/2016/apr/03/panama-papers-money-hidden-offshore
Contrastic
Let’s see. Rembrandt’s depiction of Aristotle contemplating upon a bust of Homer or...
The highest virtue, according to Aristotle, was Intellectual Contemplation (Fabric Swatches). In addition, the following 12 virtues also can be attributed to Aristotle:
1) Courage – bravery and valor vs Bone Spurs
2) Temperance – self-control and restraint vs Stormy Daniels
3) Liberality – bigheartness, charity and generosity vs Tax Jamboree for Billionaires
4) Magnificence – radiance, joie de vivre vs Mocking the Disabled
5) Pride – self-satisfaction vs Bragging about Bankrupting a Casino
6) Honor – respect, reverence, admiration vs Inviting Our Nation’s Enemies to Settle Elections
7) Good Temper – equanimity, level headedness vs Calling for Violence and Incarceration toward Journalists
8) Friendliness – conviviality and sociability vs No One Volunteered to Mention Pee-resident Had Toilet Paper Stuck to Shoe as He Climbed Stairs to Air Force One
9) Truthfulness – straightforwardness, frankness and candor vs LOLOL
10) Wit – sense of humor – meaninglessness and absurdity vs Military School of the Catskills 2nd Class
11) Friendship – camaraderie and companionship vs Putin, Muhammad Bin Salman, Netanyahu, Kim, Duterte, Bolsonaro, etc etc etc.
12) Justice – impartiality, evenhandedness and fairness vs Witch Hunting with Barr and Rudy
No wonder comparisons are odious, thy name is Trump.
13 Virtues
You don’t need an Article II to recognize characteristics We the People now miss in the Chief Executive.
The highest virtue, according to Aristotle, was Intellectual Contemplation. In addition, the following 12 virtues also can be attributed to Aristotle:
1) Courage – bravery and valor
2) Temperance – self-control and restraint
3) Liberality – bigheartness, charity and generosity
4) Magnificence – radiance, joie de vivre
5) Pride – self-satisfaction
6) Honor – respect, reverence, admiration
7) Good Temper – equanimity, level headedness
8) Friendliness – conviviality and sociability
9) Truthfulness – straightforwardness, frankness and candor
10) Wit – sense of humor – meaninglessness and absurdity
11) Friendship – camaraderie and companionship
12) Justice – impartiality, evenhandedness and fairness
Source: Victoria Rayner
https://aesthetichealingmindset.wordpress.com/2011/06/12/4706/
It's not the Secretary of the Navy who should resign.
It’s the traitor who thinks he is above the law and can chose them he thinks fit to join him there.
GOP lies are killing democracy.
The last graf:(NYT reporter Michael) Schmidt’s acceptance of the GOP talking point — that what happened with Ukraine never actually happened — should remind us all once again of Orwell: “And if all others accepted the lie which the Party imposed — if all records told the same tale — then the lie passed into history became truth.”
It's the Republicans' biggest impeachment lie, and Americans could fall for it
Here is why the Russiapublicans are FIRST TO LIE —IT STICKS.
It's the Republicans' biggest impeachment lie, and Americans could fall for it
Trump did not fail to extort the Ukrainians — he got caught in the act. This distinction is incredibly important
DALEY GRUEN
Salon.com, NOVEMBER 23, 2019
“Forthe millions of Americans viewing today, the two most important facts are the following,” Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., said on the first day of public impeachment hearings. “No. 1: Ukraine received the aid. No. 2: There was, in fact, no investigation into Biden.”
Stefanik’s side wants this to be the central point that sticks in our heads: The alleged quid pro quo, where Ukraine would receive military aid appropriated by Congress on the condition that it cooked up an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden, did not actually occur because Ukraine received the aid — the quid — and never publicly announced an investigation into Biden — the quo.
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What is most alarming is not that the GOP is promoting this talking point, but that it appears to be working. Following the impeachment proceedings, The New York Times podcast The Daily concluded with an assessment by top national security reporter Michael Schmidt:
“It’s a reoccurring theme in the Trump story: The president tries to do something but ultimately is not effective enough to actually get it done. So, should we penalize him for those attempts? Does the attempt . . . reach that bar for Congress to remove the president?
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Trump did not fail to extort the Ukrainians. He got caught in the act. Only after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced the launch of an official investigation into his scheme did the aid flow.
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https://www.salon.com/2019/11/23/its-the-republican-partys-biggest-impeachment-lie-and-americans-could-fall-for-it/
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