Norwegian Looks at What's Next
Thomas Massie, Republican representative from Kentucky, has been attacked by the Left and Right for simply asking representatives to do what we send them to Washington, D.C., to do - formally vote on the $2,000,000,000,000 corona virus "stimulus" bill. You know, the one where they give you back your own money and ask to be congratulated for it.
All Rep. Massie did was follow the Constitution. It really was a telling moment. For decades, the Left has been accused of seeing the Constitution as an impediment to what they want to do, not a guide. Now, we see the same holds for the corporate Right as well.
Even so-called conservatives are making fun of those who question the government's right and ability to do things such as close businesses and limit travel. In places like Rhode Island and Florida, it has literally been, "Where are your papers?", you know, the WWII joke that was always made when totalitarianism came up.
As someone pointed out, the Founding Fathers were well aware of pandemics and plagues and nowhere in the Constitution does it say that such things suspend what has been therein enumerated.
Besides, this barely qualifies as a pandemic with bogus test kits being sent out by the country who started things, death rates at 1/10th or less of that predicted, and many people not even realizing they have it. It's like an edition of My First Plague.
But, because of generational fear, weakness, and indoctrination, created by the Family and Church just as much as the school system, COVID-19 will be the September 11th of this generation. So much power has been grabbed with nary a squeak of resistance that things will never be the same.
America doesn't view Norway as a "free" country, but it is compared to many places in the world.
Questions and concerns that many Americans are silently having, silent for fear of social backlash, are questions and concerns the same around the world. Listen to Bjorn Andreas Bull-Hansen speak about what he sees in his native Norway and what is coming. We should wonder why we don't have more men like this in America and across the globe asking the same questions.
All Rep. Massie did was follow the Constitution. It really was a telling moment. For decades, the Left has been accused of seeing the Constitution as an impediment to what they want to do, not a guide. Now, we see the same holds for the corporate Right as well.
Even so-called conservatives are making fun of those who question the government's right and ability to do things such as close businesses and limit travel. In places like Rhode Island and Florida, it has literally been, "Where are your papers?", you know, the WWII joke that was always made when totalitarianism came up.
As someone pointed out, the Founding Fathers were well aware of pandemics and plagues and nowhere in the Constitution does it say that such things suspend what has been therein enumerated.
Besides, this barely qualifies as a pandemic with bogus test kits being sent out by the country who started things, death rates at 1/10th or less of that predicted, and many people not even realizing they have it. It's like an edition of My First Plague.
But, because of generational fear, weakness, and indoctrination, created by the Family and Church just as much as the school system, COVID-19 will be the September 11th of this generation. So much power has been grabbed with nary a squeak of resistance that things will never be the same.
America doesn't view Norway as a "free" country, but it is compared to many places in the world.
Questions and concerns that many Americans are silently having, silent for fear of social backlash, are questions and concerns the same around the world. Listen to Bjorn Andreas Bull-Hansen speak about what he sees in his native Norway and what is coming. We should wonder why we don't have more men like this in America and across the globe asking the same questions.
