That Might Be Too Much Winning For Me
Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon and owner of the Washington Post, came out with a rather bizarre twist on Tuesday….
The Washington Post, long the party organ for the American globalist class, is now going to shift their opinion pages to focus on…..personal liberties and free markets? Not only that but: “…viewpoints opposing those pillars will be left to be published by others”.
He knows this is the Washington Post, right? A paper that is as far left as you will find, with an editorial page to match, that is read by the mandarins in Sodom-On-The-Potomac, aka Washington, D.C.?
My response?
Seriously, if people are really interested in the free market and personal liberty the last place they will be is in Washington, D.C. and they won’t be reading the Washington Post.
I am not sure when this change is supposed to take effect, the Opinion section as of right now when I checked is chock full of frothing at the mouth Orange Man Bad nonsense, just like it was in the past. If I were to guess this would seem to be some sort of weird genuflection by Bezos toward Trump for some reason. The only upside to this is that it has all the right people losing what shred of sanity they still possess but I won’t hold my breath to see the opinion pages of the Washington Post suddenly become based.
Really, can you recall anything quite as bizarre as what has been going on since January 20th?
Yeah, these tech trillionaires — including Musk — have histories such that, when they clumsily and unconvincingly appear to be moving toward /ourside/, just cause me to question my *own* principles. You or I use words to convey meaning. A big-name lizard person, such as Bezos or (recently) Zuck, uses words as weapons — to produce a desired effect. I don’t think they “mean” anything, in the human sense.
Welcome to elite breakout, as it turns out some parasites are smart enough to (eventually) realize that exsanguinating the host is not a good idea for long term survival.