Regarding the “New” Findings on Obama and Clinton, Will People Even Care?
The Department of Justice just announced a new “strike force” dedicated to rooting out malevolent foreign influence on American affairs and the weaponization of intelligence communities:
Upon the formation of the Strike Force, Attorney General Pamela Bondi stated:
“The Department of Justice is proud to work with my friend Director Gabbard and we are grateful for her partnership in delivering accountability for the American people. We will investigate these troubling disclosures fully and leave no stone unturned to deliver justice.”
Sounds serious, right? Sounds like something new, bold, unprecedented.
Except it isn’t. Or it shouldn’t be.
This story has been more than just an undercurrent in American political affairs for a long time now. Its ghosts could have been easily recognized in “Joe Biden’s” “win” in 2020, not to mention his performance over the next four years. Plenty of folks were talking about Obama and Clinton all along the way.
Hat tip to Jon Herold: this “strike force” is modeled after bygone programs that tackled mafia-style racketeering.
It’s language they’re perhaps introducing into the narrative war—talk of syndicates, of coordination, of networks designed to elucidate (or further distort) public perception. This is bigger than just Obama, bigger than Clinton, and let’s face it–Obama and Clinton will be quite the handful for many Americans, given our complete whiff on the JFK files.
Not to mention, again, our complete whiff on said Obama and Clinton for the last four, five, or more years.
I’ve written on Obama and Clinton quite a bit. Scott McKay wrote a book on him.
I’ve also written on this networked criminal reality at length, mostly in subtle form because of the nature of the topic, but here most directly.
If you understand the concept of plausible deniability, you understand, at least in basic terms, what “cunning” means when it comes to the serpent.
For the people really behind all the evil–at the depths of the root, which is not Obama and Clinton, which is not the State of Israel or the Muslims–to be allowing this type of information to be released has me skeptical. It seems like just any other leak that has occurred over the last several years, even the latest with so many people raising questions on our best bud in the Middle East. When we get to points like this where the “hidden” truths start coming out, people–if they care at all–automatically believe that that’s it, that’s the end, that’s the great mystery that has held this great country back.
And they stop digging. And if you bring up anything further, you’re right back to being a conspiracy theorist.
Yes, I do believe this latest story is enormous. It is treason. But will Americans really care about treason? What are modern Americans loyal to in the way of the red, white, and blue in the first place?
July 4th barbecues?
Before we discern, we have to care. And regarding my perception of my American brothers and sisters, I find myself dipping one toe into each side of that pool as I write in recent weeks. The optimist works as a teacher to preach discernment–because he loves people. The cynic works his best not to drip with despair that no tipping point appears to be in sight on the ‘care’ meter–because he loves himself too.
I thought we were close. I really did. Until the JFK files whiff.
There’s a deeper problem, as I’ve said many a time….
Will the American public even care about any of this when the truth has been right in front of them for years?
When, ok, Epstein is fine to say out loud (even though it wasn’t before 2019). We believe that now in 2025. But PIZZAGATE? People aren’t ready for spirit cooking and Podesta emails and child hunting parties and occult ritual sacrifice and $65,000 hot dog parties.
Oh my.
Even though it’s right there in plain sight to see. Even though many have written on some of it, some of it, because they know how cognitive dissonance–or perhaps good ole fashioned don’t give a damn-nance–works.
There’s nothing “breaking” about this story, or the mental capacity to know what happened with Obama, Clinton, and Trump. For over a decade, researchers, writers, whistleblowers, and citizen journalists have been laying out the framework of how the intelligence community—our own government alongside foreign allies—has coordinated with media, academia, NGOs, and social platforms to steer the country. That information’s been public. Well-documented. A large number of the dots connected. What did they get for their trouble?
Smears. Censorship. De-platforming. Labels like “racist,” “fascist,” “conspiracy theorist.”
Even though those very same dissenters were right there in their cars or at the dinner table moaning and complaining about Biden and “what this country is coming to.”
I know this reality on a macro scale because I can see how our culture is. I also know this reality on a very personal level because I experience it first hand with the people I love most.
Even now, the “strike force” is being sold as justice—but it may be just another act in a long psychological operation, another long season of temporarily waking up and then forgetting again as football season and Netflix binges approach.
While we moan and complain some more at both the tenor of the times and the very people working so hard to explain exactly what is going on right now.
This isn’t about proof anymore. This is about moral capacity–both as individuals and as a nation.
We have to be willing to make a mistake here and there to take the leap and actually attack–spiritually speaking–what is so obviously staring us in the face.
And stop just shrugging and yelling at the “conspiracy theorists” when the villains in power destroy evidence after we damn well know they will before it even happens.
Did Obi-Wan Kenobi have a planet to go by in the archives, or did he have all the space matter gravitationally pulling toward a void–proving that someone had to have scrubbed that planet?
For a reason.
For a nefarious one.
Do we not see the connection to everything going on right now?
As I noted in “The List, the Lie, and the Names That Really Matter,” it’s not just the information being hidden—it’s the implications the public refuses to accept. When JFK’s assassination documents came out, no one really flinched at the hints (more than-) of CIA and [other-] complicity. When Epstein’s network was exposed, no one really acted on the implications. Until some of these people write confession notes in person right in front of you before taking a polygraph test, no one wants to let go of their comforts, their assumptions, their idols.
Do we not understand that the narcissist will rarely leave actual evidence of their crimes? And even when they do, that they will lie and manipulate to your face about it, and are so good at it, that you may actually start to believe them?
Do we not see the criminals doing that as we speak?
So I ask again:
If Obama himself admitted tomorrow that the 2016 election was interfered with—not by Russia, but by Brennan or Obama himself—would the American people even want to believe it?
Or would they just come up with an excuse to, on the left, call you a racist, and on the right, stop right there with Obama and swear they were right all along!
Would they take down their celebrity posters? Would they stop having their crush on Obama (remember that?)? Would they stop trusting their favorite conservative talking heads just because they agree with us on where boys and girls should go to the restroom? Would they abandon their tribal loyalties to finally start looking at the beast behind the curtain?
Or would they be so addicted to it all that they simply choose not to stop–and lean on the notion of God’s love and God’s mercy for understanding?
Even though that same beast behind the curtain has completely changed what even those two things are.
Cultural Marxism.
Fabian.
Frankfurt.
Gramsci.
Rothschild.
Etc.
It doesn’t matter if we know all of these terms and recognize the rot in our society but can’t connect the dots to see what’s happening and who’s doing the happening. To defy Meatloaf’s melodic claim from the 70s, two out of three is bad in this case.
So no, none of this is breaking news. None of this has been a crisis of knowledge.
It’s a crisis of courage, a crisis of true love and servitude to the One True King.
Great, some of the folks asleep have woken up to some Obama news. But who is Tulsi Gabbard again?
Eh, whatever. Wake me up when something good happens.
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Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned. I was once too apathetic. I have helped to create this moral travesty against you as well.
