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“I talk to people in the White House all the time, and you know, they know it’s an issue, but as I like to say, look, it’s a legitimate issue.”

…well, well, well, how the turn tables…

Something just changed. Instead of an overwhelming avalanche of gaslit headlines and bullshit punditry projecting mental un-fitness on the opposition (as we have seen from every Democratic operative and mainstream media lackey over the past five years), it’s different this time – since special counsel Hur’s (independent) report official raised questions about President Biden’s mental acuity, describing him as a “well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory.”

Finding anyone willing to actually defend Biden against these accusations – in any other way but proclaiming that ‘well Trump appointed Hur’ – has been nigh on impossible (even on Sunday’s political talk-shows which seemed designed to do just this week in and week out for years).

Instead, the opposite – some actual reflection by Democrats that maybe, just maybe, all the glitches, stumbles, stammers, gaffes, shaking hands with no-one, angry outbursts, mis-remembering, and talking-to-dead-people – are a thing after all.

Here’s top Clinton Advisor Paul Begala practically admitting defeat live on CNN:

“…This is terrible for Democrats. And anybody with a functioning brain knows that… This is going to be a really rough, ugly, unpleasant campaign.”

PANIC: Top Clinton Advisor Paul Begala ADMITS Defeat LIVE on CNN after Joe Biden proves to the world he’s senile hours after federal prosecutors declare him UNFIT for office:

“I slept like a baby last night. I woke up every two hours and wet the bed. This is terrible for… pic.twitter.com/oBYrYkYssq

— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) February 9, 2024

And here’s the horse’s mouth herself, no lesser mortal than Hillary Clinton, admitting to MSNBC’s Alex Wagner in an interview aired Saturday, that Biden’s age is an issue…

“I talk to people in the White House all the time, and you know, they know it’s an issue, but as I like to say, look, it’s a legitimate issue,” Clinton told

Of course, she added that it is a “legitimate issue” for former President Donald Trump (who is three and a half years younger than Biden).

But it gets better, as former Obama advisor David Axelrod declared Friday that Joe Biden’s angry reaction to Special Counsel Robert Hur’s report suggesting his memory has faded only served to “reinforce a meme that’s out there,” adding that Biden’s cognitive acuity “is a problem.”

“The central meme that is hurting the president is this issue of age. It’s a big barrier,” he further urged, also noting “you can’t unring the bell.”

Former Obama advisor David Axelrod says Biden’s mental acuity “is a problem,” and his behaviour only serves to “reinforce the meme that’s out there,” that he’s not fit to run, adding “you can’t unring the bell.” Report here: https://t.co/ey3my6ba0U pic.twitter.com/PcjRCSL0fE

— m o d e r n i t y (@ModernityNews) February 10, 2024

Axelrod’s comments should not be a total surprise, however, as he has been questioning Biden’s running for re-election since November…

Only @JoeBiden can make this decision. If he continues to run, he will be the nominee of the Democratic Party. What he needs to decide is whether that is wise; whether it’s in HIS best interest or the country’s?

— David Axelrod (@davidaxelrod) November 5, 2023

Furthermore, The Daily Mail reports that sources indicate Democrats are considering a ‘nuclear option’ of ditching Biden before or at the Party convention in August in favour of either California Governor Gavin Newsom or Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer.

The report cites a “former senior Democrat White House official” who has previously worked with Biden.

“I think it is now panic time. Biden should not be our standard bearer,” the source is quoted as saying. 

Of course, the Trump campaign has been questioning Biden’s fitness for office for months, and the former president suggested during a speech at a rally in South Carolina, that “anybody running for President should have tests, and I pass them every time,” adding “I don’t think Nikki would pass the test.”

Trump further stated that “regardless of age,” all candidates for major offices, including Vice President also should be mentally tested.

“They say it’s not Constitutional, I’d be willing to wave it,” Trump urged, before going on to describe Haley as “the candidate of globalists and warmongers who want to spend trillions and trillions of dollars on endless wars.”

Trump went on to tell the crowd of thousands that if you asked Joe Biden what MAGA stands for “he would not be able to tell you,” because his “brain is not working too well.”

Finally, returning to the left side of the aisle, even James Carville is raising doubts about Biden’s ability (on CNN no less)…

The fact that Biden isn’t doing the Super Bowl interview and probably won’t debate, says James Carville, “that’s a sign your staff doesn’t have much confidence in you.”

And while it’s “never too late” to change candidates, Carville warns “the later it gets the more confusing the process gets.”

Oh, and in case you wondered what Biden is doing on Super Bowl Sunday, he is blaming ‘big corporate greed’ for shrinkflation and the rising cost of snacking…

Read the fucking room, you clueless twat “well-meaning old man with a poor memory.”

And Biden’s odds have tumbled in the last few days…

Tick, tock, Mr.President.

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“You know, when buying snacks for the game, you might have noticed one thing: Sports drink bottles are smaller. A bag of chips has fewer chips, but they’re still charging us just as much.”

President Joe Biden just released a tone-deaf promotion for today’s Super Bowl where he blamed companies for ‘ripping off’ Americans trying to buy snacks for the big game.

In a completely unasked-for critique of the economy, Biden reminded Americans of the “shrinkflation” they are all enduring in a speech seemingly written by Kamala Harris:

“It’s Super Bowl Sunday. And if you’re anything like me, you like to be surrounded by a snack or two while watching the big game.

You know, when buying snacks for the game, you might have noticed one thing: sports drinks bottles are smaller. Bag of chips has fewer chips, but they’re still charging us just as much.

• Our fan-favorite Turbo Force Plus is now 40% off! See for yourself the delicious one-of-a-kind energy boost infowarriors CRAVE!

As an ice cream lover, what makes me the most angry is that ice cream cartons have actually shrunk in size, but not in price. I’ve had enough of what they call ‘shrinkflation.’

It’s a rip off. Some companies are trying to pull a fast one by shrinking the products little by little hoping you won’t notice. 

Give me a break. The American public is tired of being played for suckers.

I’m calling on companies to put a stop to this. Let’s make sure businesses do the right thing, NOW.”

Indeed, Americans do know they are being ripped off, but for reasons that would make the puppet president say, “Come on, man!”

Critics online tore into the president:

Shrinkflation so bad it’s hitting your remaining brain cells. Imagine being so dumb you admit what’s happened under your administration

— Jack Poso ?? (@JackPosobiec) February 11, 2024

Bro, it’s not “shrinkflation” it’s building back better.

— TheQuartering (@TheQuartering) February 11, 2024

It’s called Bidenomics, and it stinks like ? pic.twitter.com/KgxhN3eH4x

— Planet Of Memes (@PlanetOfMemes) February 11, 2024

Shrinkflation so bad it’s hitting your remaining brain cells. Imagine being so dumb you admit what’s happened under your administration

— Jack Poso ?? (@JackPosobiec) February 11, 2024

This abysmal attempt to showcase Biden during an election season comes on the heels of the White House unlisting Thursday’s trainwreck press conference where he attempted to remind Americans he’s not senile or mentally fragile.

Roger Stone joined The Alex Jones Show on Friday to break down how we are witnessing the beginning of the end for Biden.

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Vivek Ramaswamy has doubled down on his claim that the Democrats will replace President Biden with Michelle Obama on their party’s ticket. The former GOP candidate said the Dems are one step closer to replacing […]

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The brother of Jeffrey Epstein has revealed a previously unreported autopsy photo and argues that it proves the convicted pedophile could not have killed himself. During an interview with US podcast host Megan Kelly on […]

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As we stand at the crossroads of fiscal responsibility and economic fantasy, the choice is clear yet daunting. Ignoring the clarion call for immediate action in favor of complacency and political convenience not only jeopardizes our current economic stability but also mortgages the future of generations yet unborn.

Jerome Powell’s 60 Minutes portrayal of the national debt crisis as a distant concern starkly contrasts with the urgent reality we face.

Peter Schiff doesn’t mince words in his most recent podcast when he highlights the immediate threat:

“It’s not a problem for the future. This is not a long-term problem anymore; this is a short-term problem that could blow up any minute. It’s this generation that’s going to pay the piper, not some future generation. It’s happening right now.”

In his last podcast, Peter pointed out that the US is on the hook for over $1 trillion in debt payments every year.

We are not merely approaching a fiscal danger zone; we have already entered it:

Jerome Powell shouldn’t be worried about it because we’re on an unsustainable path; he should be worried that we’ve already arrived at an unsustainable destination.”

Despite Powell’s soothing assurances, Schiff points out the grim outlook for future generations. The Fed’s monetary policy will also cost your grandkids:

It’s going to be a problem for the future generations. We’re taxing, borrowing from the future generations. It’s unsustainable and it’s going to be a problem in the future…  That’s basically a way of saying it’s not a problem right now, so none of you who are watching 60 Minutes tonight have to worry. It’s your grandkids right that they have to worry. So who cares, right? They’ll figure out.”

Schiff warns that we’re teetering on the edge of a fiscal abyss, challenging the optimistic economic narrative:

We are on the brink of a fiscal catastrophe…Contrary to Powell’s optimistic assessments, I see an economy built on shaky foundations of debt-fueled spending and artificially low interest rates.”

Peter explains that we need immediate, proactive measures, like putting out a wildfire before it spreads:

We can’t wait for the crisis; we have to preempt the crisis. As bad as it’s going to be, waiting for the market to cause it is going to be even worse. We have to bring the crisis about under our own terms, kind of like a controlled burn, to the extent you can even control it, rather than waiting for an uncontrollable wildfire to just develop.”

Schiff accuses Powell of playing politics, particularly in the run-up to an election, painting a rosy picture of the economy to avoid making tough decisions that might jeopardize Biden:

[Powell is] a politician; he wants to pretend that everything is great, to let the politicians off the hook from having to actually make any of the difficult political choices. And it’s only difficult because it jeopardizes their reelection…Powell is basically doing an infomercial for the Biden Administration, talking about how great the economy is… claiming victory over inflation.”

As we stand at the crossroads of fiscal responsibility and economic fantasy, the choice is clear yet daunting. Ignoring the clarion call for immediate action in favor of complacency and political convenience not only jeopardizes our current economic stability but also mortgages the future of generations yet unborn.

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The controversial scheme could arrive as soon as this Summer.

The Australian government is planning a nationwide digital ID launch, which is tentatively set for this year.

While it could be delayed for logistical reasons, it’s clear that the government is fully intent on pushing a new digital ID agenda in the country.

Having first entered Parliament last year, the Digital ID Bill in Australia finished its final stage at the end of January, garnering input from business and finance groups. The country’s authorities are currently communicating with the individual states.

An announcement from the Department of Finance revealed that the novel system would empower users to select their preferred digital ID provider for the accessibility of both government and private services. Private entities can apply for accreditation to provide digital ID services under the Trusted Digital Identity Framework (TDIF), which is the government’s recognition framework.

As stated by an official spokesperson, the legislative step will set in motion the enlargement of the Australian Government Digital ID System to encompass state, territory and private sector organizations opting to participate.

The national digital ID will essentially serve as a comprehensive version of MyGovID that Australians currently utilize for the Australian Taxation Office, Centrelink and Medicare access. The strategy to retain other digital IDs issued by other state governments.

An individual user will have the capability to create a multipoint image on a device, to be validated against their passport photo or eventually, their driver’s license. Officials state that users need only establish their credentials once.

Digital IDs often involve the collection and storage of personal data, including biometric information such as fingerprints or facial recognition data. This concentration of sensitive data can be a tempting target for hackers and cybercriminals. A successful breach could lead to identity theft, fraud, or even blackmail. Moreover, there is the risk of unauthorized surveillance and tracking. Governments or other entities could potentially misuse digital ID systems to monitor individuals without their consent, infringing on personal freedoms and privacy.

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