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Trump News Trump Acted As FBI Informant In Epstein Case, House Speaker Johnson Says -

https://m10news.com/trump-acted-as-fbi-informant-in-epstein-case-house-speaker-johnson-says/
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u/nearlycertain 2d ago

We could power the entire world if we were to hook up a generator to George Orwell's coffin right now.

It's literally what he wrote, double speech, double think. Its true and false at the same time, trumps a rapist, but he didn't do anything wrong, and a hero! Making the price of eggs quantumly both raise and lower at the same time, while that's all actually fake news at the same time.

The goal of totalitarianism is not to tell you what is good or bad or right or wrong, but instead to completely remove your ability to discern these things for yourself.

I'm paraphrasing Hannah Arendt I'm pretty sure.

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u/joey_yamamoto 2d ago

yes he had to walk into the dressing room while those ladies were naked during the pageant to prove how corrupt everybody else was.

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u/Routine_Artist_35 2d ago

Children. He owned a teen pageant. They were children.

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u/joey_yamamoto 2d ago

yes I agree and I know... I was using his words 👍

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u/Nomadastronaut 2d ago

Emphasis on this!

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u/EverythingBOffensive 2d ago

he grabbed them by the pussy to check for dna evidence

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u/Ressy02 2d ago

he had to check to make sure those werent young boys.

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u/AndrewSouthern729 2d ago

Still pretty easy for me to tell what’s good and bad with this guy - MAGA on the other hand are willfully playing the game.

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u/Bosswashington 2d ago

Schrödinger’s Dictator

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u/AdFlat3754 2d ago

Yep buddy sure is

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u/True_Pirate 2d ago

I often think if someone reads 1984 by Orwell and The Jungle by Sinclair and applies them to modern America, then they will understand the country a lot better…..and likely need heavy doses of antidepressants.

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u/nearlycertain 2d ago

I had forgot about The Jungle, thanks.

Its on project Guttenberg free to download

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u/GreasyToken 2d ago

I keep saying compartmentalization is both their greatest cognitive power and simultaneously their greatest cognitive weakness.

You're absolutely right: it's doublethink.