Analysis Lizard people, Trump and other non-corona rabbit holes

[larrikin]

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[FatPizza]

Coupla trump nuts pay a woman to accuse fauci of sexual assault:

Right-Wing Buffoons Pay Woman To Falsely Accuse Dr. Fauci Of Sexual Assault, Get Caught Once Again

Why are they even trying anymore?

god.dailydot.com

Ugh... Jacob Wohl. He's got a long track record when it comes to crap like this. How he's not in prison I don't know.

Spoiler

I do know, and most people here probably know too.

 

[Avalor]

Ugh... Jacob Wohl. He's got a long track record when it comes to crap like this. How he's not in prison I don't know.

Spoiler

I do know, and most people here probably know too.

That's the only place for him and his ilk. So callously plot to ruin other people's lives, draw and quarter them, I say.

 

[kranky al]

Ugh... Jacob Wohl. He's got a long track record when it comes to crap like this. How he's not in prison I don't know.

Spoiler

I do know, and most people here probably know too.

Is it just me who sees the nickname Jawohl!!!!

 

[kranky al]

Trump - in his rush to run roughshod over pesky things like experts in the field - slows down the reopening.

Did Trump Just Sabotage His Own Coronavirus Reopening Plans? — Vanity Fair

By burying CDC guidelines that would’ve walked states through best practices, the Trump administration may have inadvertently delayed the president’s greatest wish.

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[kranky al]

Too many people dying because you open back up too soon / just call the deaths fakenews.....

<<<According to an Axios report on Wednesday, Trumpworld is planning to cast coronavirus death tolls as inaccurate and inflated—a narrative that has been popular on the right from the outset, but that the president has not so far leaned on himself. A senior administration official told the outlet that he anticipates Trump will push public skepticism about the accuracy of reports on death counts, even as experts argue that such figures are, in fact, being underreported. But another administration official reframed this new messaging campaign to sound less sinister. “Skepticism isn’t the right way to frame it. The numbers have been revised up to include presumptive cases—meaning deaths that are believed to be related to COVID but not known for sure,” the unnamed official told Axios. “So he’s expressed the need to properly convey that to American people so they’re not startled by why numbers ticked up.”>>>>

Trump’s Coronavirus Propaganda Machine May Be Kicking Into High Gear — Vanity Fair

The president and his allies are reportedly planning to cast the death count as inaccurate and inflated, a counter-narrative that’s been gaining steam on the right.

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[RookiePick]

Too many people dying because you open back up too soon / just call the deaths fakenews.....

<<<According to an Axios report on Wednesday, Trumpworld is planning to cast coronavirus death tolls as inaccurate and inflated—a narrative that has been popular on the right from the outset, but that the president has not so far leaned on himself. A senior administration official told the outlet that he anticipates Trump will push public skepticism about the accuracy of reports on death counts, even as experts argue that such figures are, in fact, being underreported. But another administration official reframed this new messaging campaign to sound less sinister. “Skepticism isn’t the right way to frame it. The numbers have been revised up to include presumptive cases—meaning deaths that are believed to be related to COVID but not known for sure,” the unnamed official told Axios. “So he’s expressed the need to properly convey that to American people so they’re not startled by why numbers ticked up.”>>>>

Trump’s Coronavirus Propaganda Machine May Be Kicking Into High Gear — Vanity Fair

The president and his allies are reportedly planning to cast the death count as inaccurate and inflated, a counter-narrative that’s been gaining steam on the right.

apple.news

It's amazing what you can achieve when you understand people aren't interested in truth. They are interested in having their preexisting beliefs reinforced.

 

[Miguel Sanchez]

 

[Dazzler9]

Yeah, I'm not concerned.

 

[FatPizza]

Yeah, I'm not concerned.

First thing I thought when I saw that word.

 

[Seadog]

More on the Fauci scam, according to this story the name Charles Harder is mentioned on the taped call as the lawyer who paid the woman to make the accusations. He just happens to be a personal and campaign attorney for Trump. It sounds too stupid to be true but as we know Trumps stupidity knows no bounds.


Allegations against Fauci by Diana Andrade aka Diana Rodriguez that she now says she was paid to make about a man she has never met. The guys who got her to do it were Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman.

For those lucky enough to be unfamiliar with the exploits of Wohl and Burkman, they are pro-Trump provocateurs who've found a niche drumming up fake sexual harassment allegations that end comically badly, including against former FBI Director Robert Mueller (who turned out to have been serving jury duty the day he was supposed to have committed the assault) and Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren (the press conference for which took place on Burkman's stoop, and whose supposed victim was a 24-year-old Marine).

Andrade, who now regrets her accusation, taped a call with the two provacateurs in order to expose them. Reason author Nancy Rommelmann described the part of the tape in which Andrade discusses the money she received:

She says she's uncomfortable with the money they gave her, some guy showing up, claiming to be a lawyer, with his face hidden by a cap.
"Is he even a real lawyer?" she asks. "I looked him up."
"Yeah, he's a real lawyer," Wohl says. "He's a good lawyer," and then goes on to brag about that lawyer's White House connections.
It's possible that a White House–connected lawyer might have hand-delivered five figures in cash to Andrade in Los Angeles. It's also possible Wohl made up the whole thing. But she says she did get the money, and Wohl and Burkman are clearly eager to imply that they are intimate with Team Trump.

What Rommelman didn’t mention is that the “White House-connected lawyer” was supposedly Charles Harder, Trump’s personal and campaign attorney.
Reporter Zachary Petrizzo, of the Daily Dot, which had previously debunked the sexual assault claim, tweeted a snippet of the discussion that explicitly names Harder as the attorney.
I’m not sure whether it’s Burkman or Wohl who’s speaking but in the audio, one says Harder “coordinates everything for the White House in L.A. Anything in L.A. he handles.”

The other guys later says, Harder’s “the one who brought you the cash, correct? And he did it personally?”
Andrade replies, “I guess. I mean, I don’t know.”
Personally, I find it hard to believe Harder would play bagman for such a scheme. But I also wonder why Burkman and Wohl would want to falsely implicate him.
In any event, the audio is now out there and we can let the Trumpers explain themselves.

 

[FatPizza]

Trump when discussing how the wife of Stephen Miller (probably his most evil advisor) tested positive to COVID 19:

 

[Dazzler9]

Trump when discussing how the wife of Stephen Miller (probably his most evil advisor) tested positive to COVID 19:

Is that a real quote? I can believe this guy is capable of pretty much astronomical levels of stupidity at this point, but fake news (real fake news, not just news that Donny doesn't like) is everywhere.

 

[Miguel Sanchez]

More on the Fauci scam, according to this story the name Charles Harder is mentioned on the taped call as the lawyer who paid the woman to make the accusations. He just happens to be a personal and campaign attorney for Trump. It sounds too stupid to be true but as we know Trumps stupidity knows no bounds.


Allegations against Fauci by Diana Andrade aka Diana Rodriguez that she now says she was paid to make about a man she has never met. The guys who got her to do it were Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman.

Andrade, who now regrets her accusation, taped a call with the two provacateurs in order to expose them. Reason author Nancy Rommelmann described the part of the tape in which Andrade discusses the money she received:

What Rommelman didn’t mention is that the “White House-connected lawyer” was supposedly Charles Harder, Trump’s personal and campaign attorney.
Reporter Zachary Petrizzo, of the Daily Dot, which had previously debunked the sexual assault claim, tweeted a snippet of the discussion that explicitly names Harder as the attorney.
I’m not sure whether it’s Burkman or Wohl who’s speaking but in the audio, one says Harder “coordinates everything for the White House in L.A. Anything in L.A. he handles.”

The other guys later says, Harder’s “the one who brought you the cash, correct? And he did it personally?”
Andrade replies, “I guess. I mean, I don’t know.”
Personally, I find it hard to believe Harder would play bagman for such a scheme. But I also wonder why Burkman and Wohl would want to falsely implicate him.
In any event, the audio is now out there and we can let the Trumpers explain themselves.

The good news for Trump and Harder is that the only person who identifies him is Burkman or Wohl, and they talk so much bullshit that you can’t believe a word they say.

 

[Keys]

Is that a real quote? I can believe this guy is capable of pretty much astronomical levels of stupidity at this point, but fake news (real fake news, not just news that Donny doesn't like) is everywhere.

Yep he actually said it



He really is that stupid

 

[kranky al]

Yep he actually said it



He really is that stupid

I dont actually think hes stupid per ce - i think he has dementia....

 

[FatPizza]

I dont actually think hes stupid per ce - i think he has dementia....

It can be (and probably is) both.

 

[kranky al]

It can be (and probably is) both.

Two dementia ward septuagenarians vying for the keys to the largest nuke collection in the world....

 

[Dazzler9]

Two dementia ward septuagenarians vying for the keys to the largest nuke collection in the world....

Yeah, the Dems have had 4 years to figure this out, and they've come up with Biden. ffs

 

[kane249]

Is that sarcasm, quote taken out of context or we just don't understand the nuances of the quote? Hard to know which path he takes at times

 

[Into The Black]

Yeah, the Dems have had 4 years to figure this out, and they've come up with Biden. ffs

Totally agree. WTF are they doing in that country ? How did they become so powerful ? It's like they are trying to defeat themselves. Utter shambles.

 

[Seadog]

Yeah, the Dems have had 4 years to figure this out, and they've come up with Biden. ffs

It shows you that Democrat voters are still Americans. I think they got spooked by Sanders and backed what they thought was the safer option.

 

[Miguel Sanchez]

Totally agree. WTF are they doing in that country ? How did they become so powerful ? It's like they are trying to defeat themselves. Utter shambles.

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Democracy simply doesn’t work.

 

[Into The Black]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Democracy simply doesn’t work.

I'm not sure if you are being sarcastic or facetious ? Bloody lawyers !

 

[Miguel Sanchez]

I'm not sure if you are being sarcastic or facetious ? Bloody lawyers !

A little from column A, a little from Column B

 

[Into The Black]

A little from column A, a little from Column B

Like I said, Bloody Lawyers. If possible, try to be kind to your mum tomorrow.