All of this is one reason why I occasionally wonder if this whole thing–this whole convergence of narratives–isn’t being orchestrated. But then I stop because I think there is no way a movie this good could be coordinated by anyone this side of Paradise.
The villains of the story have found themselves trapped in an unwinnable conundrum, and it has been oh so sweet to watch them turn on each other the last two weeks.
It’s like we’re watching the last quarter of the movie The Departed.
The Democrats are obviously in disarray after the debate heard ’round the world, a development anyone on this side of Mars could have seen coming for a long time. Joe Biden’s decline wasn’t something new that suddenly manifested on June 27th, nor was it something that developed over the last four years. Millions of Americans were seeing it even before the 2020 election–the difficulty in cognitive functioning and in filling up a small garden of white circles as an audience while Trump was rocking to the tune of over 50 rallies with thousands and thousands of rabid supporters at each.
I followed that whole election season religiously. I watched about twenty of those repetitive rallies, I stayed up all election night–so I’d know for myself.
Trump won in 2020, folks, and he won in a landslide.
It will be a lot harder for the Deep State powers to cheat this time around. I realize that still, somehow, that may seem like sour grapes to some readers, but one of the only reasons it was pulled off last time is because of the myth that voters are split 50/50 in this country. It’s why I don’t even use polls in my work, even though for some things, I realize, they can provide a nice sounding board to make adjacent points. But in terms of direct analysis of where an election is headed or where the true majority of support lies for a candidate, the recent polls showing a massive swing toward Trump don’t even scratch the surface of how sick Americans are of the catastrophic decline across the board of every institution and value in this country.
And those that don’t feel that way need to lose and they need to lose big. This is a war. The time for a tolerance that was never extended to both sides is over. Let them cry. Let them rail with all their banal pejoratives.
We should all be finding at this point how much all of these stories are converging in patriots’ favor. They are all colliding in a way that is exposing exactly what root war we are fighting, one that goes even beyond the word “information” or “mind” I so often allude to.
This war is between good and evil, and it is the aftermath of so many of these lighting rod events, like that “debate,” where the true lessons lie. It is the same thing I said in a post earlier this week about two wedding dresses–a seemingly different story all together–but one that shows how simple God is making this distinction for us.
The backlash is where the lesson is, not the person. As with everything in recent months and years, the true enemies of civilization are exposing themselves with stunning clarity even with this story. It is simply up to us to set our eyes upon the truth that such exposure reveals.
Wedding dresses and Democrats, oh my.
Here is a doctor, a Democrat, speaking to Biden’s cognitive decline yes, but more, the anger he feels as he now recognizes the scheme to defend the indefensible.
The incredulous look in his eyes and grin throughout that interview illustrates how so many of us have felt about things like Covid, the jab, the election steal, and January 6th for four years now. It’s like he is saying, “How on earth do you not see it?”
Trump said in his rally last night that they know who stole the election last time and that they shouldn’t try it again. He has said this since the wee hours of the morning back in November 2020 when water pipes started busting and they started kicking out Republican witnesses during the count. Given this contention of his, along with the current implosion of the Democrat Party, I hold a bit of a hope that I’m not sure many share.
I hope they steal it again.
These last four years (really nine since Trump announced his candidacy, but let’s go with Biden’s reign) have been one long red-pilling event for America, at least for anyone willing to see even the slightest bit of common sense. For those cuckoo birds still hanging on to the dream, the night of June 27th should have effectively ended it. Biden is and has been for a long time a train wreck, and the clash of opinions on whether or not he should stay among Democrat politicians, the media, and Joe himself is cannibalizing the party.
Whether or not Joe stays in the race doesn’t matter–if he stays and beats Trump then the “conspiracy theorists” claiming that 2020 was a massive theft will be vindicated; if he goes and is replaced by someone this late in the game, when only equally despicable Kamala Harris can enjoy the fruits of the campaign funding (if my information is correct), then equally so the “conspiracy theorists” claiming that 2020 was a theft will be vindicated. There is no way anyone at this point could possibly believe that someone as wildly popular as Trump could be beaten by anyone on the other side.
This is why I hope they try it.
May everyone named directly or referenced indirectly ask forgiveness and do penance for their sins against America and God. I fight this information war in the spirit of justice and love for the innocent, but I have been reminded of the need for mercy and prayers for our enemies. I am a sinner in need of redemption as well, for my sins are many. In the words of Jesus Christ himself, Lord forgive us all, for we know not what we do.
Jeff LeJeune is the author of several books, writer for RVIVR, editor, master of English and avid historian, teacher and tutor, aspiring ghostwriter and podcaster, and creator of LeJeune Said. Visit his website at jefflejeune.com, where you can find a conglomerate of content.
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