WE NEED THIRD PARTIES! Here is the latest edition of items from the Democrats’ ongoing war against the rest of us.
*** 205,000 INELIGIBLE VOTERS FOUND ON THE 2020 WISCONSIN VOTING ROLLS. The 2020 election was as corrupt and tainted as the 1876 and year 2000 elections.
*** THE DEMOCRATS AT NIKE ADMIT TO NOT CALLING OUT CHINA’S CONCENTRATION CAMPS AND GENOCIDAL POLICIES AND SLAVE LABOR BECAUSE OF CRASS BUSINESS REASONS. The old Democrat Party is gone and it’s never coming back. Join the rest of us and #WALKAWAY from it.
*** AND YET ANOTHER DEMOCRAT POLITICIAN ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED SEXUAL CONDUCT WITH A MINOR.
*** SEPT 11th FAMILIES MAKING IT CLEAR THEY DON’T WANT BIDEN AT THE 9-11 20th ANNIVERSARY CEREMONY. AND HERE. But we all know he’ll be there anyway since Democrats thrive on being divisive and politicizing tragedies.
*** EVEN THIS DEMOCRAT JUDGE FOUND THE COURAGE TO CALL OUT BIDEN FOR HIS GROTESQUE DISASTER AT THE BORDER WITH MEXICO. Joe Biden is a disaster in every conceivable way.
*** POLL SHOWS 90% OF AMERICAN VOTERS WANT TO PREVENT A RECURRENCE OF VOTE FRAUD AND SIMILAR CHEATING IN FUTURE ELECTIONS. 74% SUPPORT VOTER I.D. (LIKE EUROPE USES). MORE. The fallout from the tainted election of 2020 continues as more and more evidence shows how fraudulent the results were.
*** AN EVEN DEEPER INVESTIGATION CONTINUES INTO WISCONSIN’S VOTE FRAUD IN THE 2020 ELECTION. Joe Biden is like George W Bush and Rutherford B Hayes in illegitimacy.
*** ANOTHER ALLEGED DEMOCRAT “FACT CHECKER” (LMAO) EXPOSED FOR THE PARTISAN HACK THEY ARE. Media “fact checkers” are anything BUT. This particular figure works for the Democrats at the Washington Post.
*** BIDEN REGIME’S WAR ON THE WORKING CLASS CONTINUES TO DESTROY THEIR MONTHLY BUDGETS. What Biden’s cruel policies don’t accomplish outright, his staggering inflation accomplishes on the side.
DEMOCRATS AT FACEBOOK AND THE NEW YORK TIMES USE CORPORATE FASCIST TACTICS AGAINST FREEDOM ORIENTED GAB. Democrats want to eliminate Gab as a platform for dissident voices, Facebook wants to eliminate Gab since it’s an effective competitor. Continue reading
THE WINGED MAN – From Great Britain’s renowned story papers came the Winged Man. British story papers, like Dime Novels and Pulp Magazines, were text stories peppered with a few illustrations. The Wonder, an Amalgamated Press publication, debuted in 1913 and among its offerings was the tragic tale of the Winged Man, whose first story was titled Twixt Midnight and Dawn (the hero’s favorite time to dispense vigilante justice).
The mysterious Winged Man was “a strange genius” whose real name was never revealed. He possessed such inventive brilliance that he created a suit complete with working wings which allowed him to fly. 
“All through the year we waited” as the song lyric goes, but in this case regarding Frontierado instead of Christmas. The first Friday of every August marks this holiday devoted to the myth of the old west rather than the grinding reality. For some of us the celebration kicked off Thursday night, for others they wait until the actual day of Frontierado to hold their festivities. Enjoy yourselves today and tonight, and enjoy the leftovers on Saturday and Sunday. 
CHARLIE SIRINGO – Like a real-life Harry Flashman of the American West, Charles Angelo Siringo, cowboy, bounty hunter and lawman, fought alongside or against some of the biggest names of his era. Siringo crossed paths with the likes of Billy the Kid, Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, the Wild Bunch, Tom Horn, Clarence Darrow, Kid Russell, Will Rogers, William Borah and many others. 
JEFFERSON “SOAPY” SMITH – This figure was one of the closest things to a 20th or 21st Century gangland chief in the 19th Century. Jefferson Randolph Smith II was born on November 2nd of 1860 in Coweto County, GA. In 1876 his family moved to Round Rock, TX, where his mother died of natural causes in 1877. 
Shortly after that event Jeff moved to Fort Worth, TX. The story goes that Smith had begun working at confidence games to make money when he was 16 and in Fort Worth his savvy and leadership qualities let him gather around him a gang of talented and experienced crooks and con artists. The group traveled from town to town running rigged poker games plus 3-card Monte, the shell game and similar rapid-fire, uncomplicated cons and ripoffs.
Even a reporter from the Democrat outlet The Atlantic recognized and wrote a book about the way Obama and his cronies basically used, plundered and looted the Democrat Party, paving the way for Donald Trump’s election in 2016. (link below) 
MOONBASE 3 (1973) – This BBC attempt at realistic, “no aliens or monsters” science fiction is a mixed bag, but I think it deserves a much bigger audience. Among the elements in the show’s favor is the fact that only 6 fifty-minute episodes were made, so it makes viewers a little more willing to forgive the program’s faults. 
Created by Barry Letts and Terrance Dicks of Doctor Who fame, Moonbase 3 is sort of like Doomwatch crossed with The Sandbaggers. However, Moonbase 3 keeps its science even closer to reality than Doomwatch did, so it can be a bit dry. Well, okay, VERY dry, but that’s a nice antidote to non-stop explosions, ray-guns blasting and other Space Opera cliches. 
As for the show’s similarities to The Sandbaggers, there is bureaucratic in-fighting aplenty, unexpected deaths and an emphasis on dialogue over action. And, like both of those other programs, Moonbase 3‘s characters have to deal with perpetually tight budgets limiting the success of their missions. 
CANYON DIABLO: THE MOST LAWLESS TOWN OF THE OLD WEST – In 1880 construction crews for the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad reached the wide chasm called Canyon Diablo in what is now Coconino County, Arizona. Construction had to pause for several months when the crews discovered that the wrong size bridge had been manufactured and would not reach all the way across Canyon Diablo. 
While waiting for new bridge materials to be manufactured and shipped to the site, workers stayed in the area doing stonemasonry, surveying, cutting and preparing railroad ties and preparing the grade & bed. A quick Hell On Wheels town sprouted called Canyon Diablo, named after the canyon. Unlike most such towns this one lasted for decades, from 1880 into the 20th Century but was at its peak for just a few years in the 1880s.
Canyon Diablo is not a household name like Dodge City, Tombstone, Deadwood, Silver City or others because not only law enforcement, but anything resembling newspapers, churches or schools or any other of the usual fixtures of civilization failed to survive there. 
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