On August 31, Joe Biden emerged for his latest struggle with an apparently hostile teleprompter and scolded the nation. He angrily asserted that his withdrawal from Afghanistan was a smashing success and should not be criticized. Any fault rested with others. He implied, for example, that Americans left behind must have neglected the heroic social media outreach of his State Department. He didn’t mention that getting out meant crossing checkpoints manned by the terrorist Taliban based on agreements his military made.

Every day, amidst the “Delta” COVID surge, the media bombard us with terrifying news headlines about overflowing hospitals and ICUs, and about breakthrough cases even among the vaccinated. These narratives filled with fear, pessimism, and shaming are the product of perverse political intent, right now directed at governors, like those of Texas and Florida, who insist that medical decisions are a matter of privacy and choice. They should not be made by states or corporations using emergency conditions to condition the population to permanent rule by decree.

Panic is now stalking Governor Gavin Newsom and the other swamp creatures who rule over California as if it were their own personal fiefdom.  On September 14th California voters will go to the polls, with mail-in voting already ongoing, to decide if Gavin Newsom will be recalled,—removed from office, and replaced by the candidate who receives the most votes in a special election.  Months ago Newsom, the man with the hairdo and elitist self-entitlement, dismissed the recall as the certain-to-fail work of a handful of political malcontents and cranks.  Today public opinion polls show that the recall vote may succeed, and that support for the recall is spreading among registered Democrats, Hispanics, Asian-Americans and African-Americans.  Newsom’s braggadocio has vanished, replaced by fear.

Since August 15, as the debacle and American humiliation in Afghanistan unfolded for the entire world to see, the airwaves and Internet have been filled with reports and commentary detailing with great precision the complete incompetence of the Biden collective’s withdrawal. Now, 13 American soldiers have been killed, 18 other soldiers have been maimed, 95 Afghan civilians have been killed, and many more have been maimed in a “complex” terrorist attack at Kabul’s airport. It involved two suicide bombs and accompanying terrorist rifle fire. The dead and the maimed were totally set up by Joe Biden and his “expert” foreign policy and defense team.

President Trump appeared on Sean Hannity’s show Tuesday night.  While billed as a defense against the ludicrous charge by the incompetent and listing Biden collective that the present debacle in Afghanistan was caused by Trump, President Trump went “off script” in the words of London’s Independent.

Our nation is on political fire. The Democrats, in the final stage of their 1960s Cultural Revolution, have brought their Dionysian Satan worship to the fore in the nation's classroom, boardroom, and Capitol. They have corrupted our elections, indoctrinated and drugged our children, and now hope to bribe the most desperate and forlorn of our citizens into accepting totalitarian rule. The Republican turtles, like Mitch McConnell, hiding in their shameful shells, openly betray the American people, our Constitution, and our future, as they worship at the money-altar of Baal, selling out our nation to globalist corporate fascists.

First, a word from our inspiration: a selection from Percy Shelley’s Masque of Anarchy, the poem which every patriot of this nation should take to heart now: 

And many more Destructions played
In this ghastly masquerade,
All disguised, even to the eyes,
Like Bishops, lawyers, peers, or spies.

Last came Anarchy: he rode
On a white horse, splashed with blood;
He was pale even to the lips,
Like Death in the Apocalypse.

And he wore a kingly crown;
And in his grasp a sceptre shone;
On his brow this mark I saw -
'I AM GOD, AND KING, AND LAW!'

All us “pathological optimists” know fusion power is the future.  The challenge has been not just initiating fusion reactions, but how to control and sustain them, and Washington-based Helion Energy might be on the right track: self-generated plasma “smoke rings.”