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I'd be interested in you describing in detail what it is exactly you think I believe that is a conspiracy theory.As previously stated you live in a very different reality than I do. You subscribe to series of different conspiracies across a very wide spectrum. I, on the other hand, do not believe in any of them.
Hillary Clinton saying the 2016 election she lost was a fraud, was stolen by Trump is a conspiracy theory? I am reporting what I heard for years from Hilary about her loss in 2016. No conspiracy, except maybe from her end.
Regarding January 6th you are stuck on the initial reporting of that event - we have far more knowledge of what went on that afternoon, and even in real time it was heavily biased reporting. Have you watched the videos? We can actually see the FBI operatives instructing the 'rioters' what to do and where to go. None of the FBI operatives were ever brought to account. Conspiracy? Something strange was afoot that day, and whatever conspiracy was afoot it was from the left.
The fact that I disaprove of Biden inviting Trans Queer Queens onto the White House Lawn to dance in front of children is a conspiracy theory?
My stating that I think you misunderstand what America is about re 'different peoples' is not conspiracy, it's just the way it is. We are a 'melting pot' because newcomers merge with American values, not because we take care of them in any unique way. We just accept people. We have an older community of Muslim Americans scattered throughout the country that have perfectly assimilated - they share and respect American values. They voted for Trump in 2024. We expect assimilation. That's not a conspiracy.
What about any of that do you disagree with? You are okay with the trans movement? If you are then we do disagree. You are okay with the kangaroo court the Jan 6th committee engaged? Then we disagree. My statement about Hilary Clinton is factual, from personal experience. My clarifications about American values stands, In the recent past we could always disagree without turning on one's heel "in high dudgeon." Times have changed, like the everyday use of foul language. It's a strange strange time we are in.
Not really that long ago - 60 years - Ronald Reagan ages well ...
Truer words: Comment @17:00 "......timeless and with universal application."
Ronald Reagan: Interview at the Start of his Political Career in 1966 (Colorized & Remastered)
Published May 23, 2024: [Video Run Time 26:17] DustyArchiver Channel
"Ronald Reagan in a 1966 interview with John Morgan for the BBC, as he campaigns for California's governorship. This colorized and remastered footage captures the former film star's early political vision and charisma."


