The Reactionaries Speak

Consensus, defined by Webster

1 a : general agreement : unanimity <the consensus of their opinion, based on reports…from the border — John Hersey>

b : the judgment arrived at by most of those concerned <the consensus was to go ahead>

2 : group solidarity in sentiment and belief

Rightly or wrongly consensus seems to be an important thing here in the 21st century. With consensus you can scam the population of most of the developed countries on the planet into believing that somehow man is more powerful than the factors in the Universe that influence the Earth’s weather, like the Sun. This consensus proceeds from admitted falsified data that was used to “prove” a result that was pre-determined.

That “result”? That “man” (defined as being any white male of European descent, who has been successful in any way at raising the standard of living for a group of people above living in mud huts, and worshiping the Sun,  Gaia, or any number of liberal constructs that create guilt) has the power to make the Earth hotter, therefore damning the rest of the planet to bake in Hell for all Eternity. And creating the stage for a takeover of the world economy by a group of people (insert your favorite shadow conspiracy here) that could not care less whether Earth warms or not.

When these “scientists” were caught with their collective pants down, due to some still unknown operative spreading a substantial package of e-mails, data, and other goodies to the new media, the denizens of the internet, who spread that data far and wide. Their response was to double down, denying they falsified data, saying that only “peer reviewed” science (consensus) counted. They even brought out their Chief Useful Idiot, Algore, to proclaim that “the science is settled”.

It didn’t work. Since then, the house of cards has been crumbling, and there has been much new information about how many tentacles of the scam have been revealed, and how far they reach. They go to NASA, different universities, and into the governments of the USA and the UK. The UN has always been at the center of the scam from the beginning, and that is a world wide problem to be dealt with.

Here at home, Cap and Tax at least at this time seems to be dead. There is an end run coming from the EPA, who would have to claim powers they clearly don’t have in order to try and further the ball given to them by Beloved Leader, who at this point has been pretty much stymied in his attempts to get his agenda to kill the energy industry, and plunge the country into further disarray.

If these scams continue, and they no doubt will, continuing work will be required to keep us safe from those would would take your right to have a comfortable existence, and keep the fruits of your labor.

There will be more musings coming.

So I did it. Went to my local precinct caucus, to see who and what we have on the ground for the mid term elections. I really didn’t know what to expect when walking in, being mid terms and all.

There were eight of us preset, folks from the neighborhood, none of whom I knew personally. It was an all walks of life crowd from a Teamster, to a retired grocery store manager, to regular working stiffs like me.

There were the bookkeeping things to be done, and elections of temporary positions for the evening, as well as permanent/semi-permanent positions as well.

Being a group of eight, everyone got a job, save the one guy who was going to be working on the census. I was elected to be the precinct secretary, which will last until the Senate District meeting coming up in March. Also, I am an alternate delegate to said event as well.

There was an chance to offer amendments to the party platform, which I will post in separate article.

I did manage to run into a brother of a guy I went to school with, and I am hoping to perhaps meet some others at the SD event coming up in March.

I will be breaking down some of the platform as I see it in the coming weeks, I do however, need to research some things more closely before I start commenting on them.

All in all, I had a fine time, and it was good to be in the presence of like-minded folks.

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