It Ain’t No Conspiracy Theory

I would be the last person to extol the late Gore Vidal for a plethora of reasons.  But, as the old adage goes: “Even a broken clock is right twice a day.”  Thus, I support his observation that: “Apparently, ‘conspiracy stuff’ is now shorthand for unspeakable truth.”

In my February 19, 2024 syndicated op-ed I wrote: “The ruling elites, the lapdog media and those who suffer from a menticide that persuades them gullibility is a desirable character trait, call opinions contrary to their reality, conspiracy theories. Blissfully jumping off whatever cliff of insanity government and its godless Marxian minions dictate doesn’t work for me. This coercive persuasion is the well-rehearsed practice utilized by those who fancy themselves as intellectually enlightened and socially superior. Any exposed truth they view as a threat to their regency is classified as a conspiracy; that is, until it’s exposed as factual truth.”

In yet another syndicated op-ed dated March 19, 2020, I wrote: The prostitution of fear and panic being driven by the charades who masquerade as credible journalists is sickening. Not least of which because the numbers simply do not justify this panic. Click here to see the current world and domestic numbers.

Every day, all day, we are confronted with more chicken-little the sky is falling be terrified, breathless gurgitation designed and intended to make us paralyzed with fear.

Manipulating public opinion has been around since the earliest mass communication entities, and specifically since those employed by same have come to believe delivering misinformation and agitprop under the banner of journalism is a noble effort.

I warned about the homosexual agenda.  I warned ad nauseum that the homosexual manifesto was a real threat to the America family as it was intended to exist.

With each of these articles I was called a conspiracy theorist.  I was mocked and cursed by the paid fearmongers who today are called influencers.  The bottom-line is I was right and they are still propagandists for hire under the guise of advancing some noble cause; when in reality they are the lowest form of humanity on earth.

I was scorned and called names by the dregs of society who masqueraded, and still do masquerade, as journalists.  But, that’s what Satan’s minions do when they are exposed before they’re diabolical plans are instituted.

This brings me to the 2026 off-year election.  My olfactory system was picking up on a familiar odor, i.e., I smelled cheating on a grand scale.  I spent the next three days in deep discussion with two gifted political minds and strategists regarding what had just happened.  Without question, we would be called conspiracy theorists.  But, as I noted above, I wear that as a badge of honor, especially with my record for being right.

I was going to write about the election, but then I saw the brilliant and unimpeachable article published by Jim Hoff, my brother in arms, that is equivalent of truth exposing falsehood, to a piece that was nailed on the door of the Wittenberg Church in 1517 by Martin Luther.

Jim Hoff’s piece made clear:

The Odds of Democrats Winning 29 of 30 Midterm Contested Senate Seats is 1 in 5,510 or 00.018% …It Didn’t Happen!

Hoff’s The GateWay Pundit wrote: Truth is Freedom on X came out with another report Sunday night on just how impossible the results were in the 2026 midterm elections.

Thursday, November 5, Jim Hoff’s The GateWay Pundit reported: “As the dust settles on the 2026 midterm blue tsunami we are starting to get a larger look at these shocking results.

Obviously, it as a political massacre for the Republican Party in red state after red state. Yet, somehow voter ID laws passed in those same red states by enormous numbers.

Tanner Nau from National Review reported.

If we cannot trust the outcomes of our elections, we might as well be living in a third world sewer where the dictator gets 99 percent of the vote.

I personally did not believe for one minute that Republicans lost because of “President Trump ridding the world of the contagion Iran.”  Nor do I believe the nonsense being blathered as other reasons for the midterm losses.  Jim Hoff and those mentioned above make the points that my colleagues and i concluded after spending many hours discussing the election results.

We were called conspiracy theorists regarding our opinions on Jan. 6 and what really happened per same.  We called conspiracy theorists when we spoke out about Hunter Biden.  We were called conspiracy theorists when we would expose Biden’s ineptitude.  But, in every instance we were proven right.

Mel Gibson made an interesting observation in saying: “A good conspiracy is unprovable.  I mean, if you can prove it, it means they screwed up somewhere along the line.”