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Fifth Columns, Democrat and Republican
BY: BEAUFORT OBSERVER EDITORIAL TEAM
We have Fifth Columns in both the Democrat and Republican Parties. The Democrats have the communist/socialist movement which is dedicated to the destruction of the United States and the creation of a dictator form of government. Their view is the United States Constitution has to go. The Republicans have a movement that believes in a middle of the road strong-arm form of government. Their view is the United States Constitution can remain, but it has to be radically weakened, enough to allow the strong-arm faction to be successful in promoting their latest and greatest ideas.
The Democrat communists have a big tent. They take in all comers who are willing to support their ideas. Basically, they will vote for your bad ideas without question if you will vote for their bad ideas without question. This is how the Democrat Party has functioned since the coming of the Clintons. What the noncommunist Democrat faction does not seem to know is everything will be just fine in the big tent until the communists get the upper hand (nationally). Then the noncommunist Democrats and all of the Republicans will be under the heel of communist domination.
The Fifth Column in the Republican Party is equally as ignorant. The liberal Republicans and RINO’s will dance with the Democrats. They are elitists, sophisticates and unknowing. Their inability to identify communism is what the Democrats are hoping will provide them with enough of a majority in the House of Representatives and Senate to make the changes in the Supreme so they can impose communist/socialist government on all of us.
The present teeter totter of power in the US House and Senate should be of great concern to every American who believes in our Declaration of Independence and Constitution.
The leadership of neither the Republican nor Democrat Parties call for fairness. Donald Trump’s popularity is based on his personal behavior and management of the Federal Government. While he is the titular leader of the Republican Party his influence on the operations of the Party is minimal. This is why most of the political donations do not go to the Republican Party, that money goes to his personal war chest. It will be interesting to see what he does with it. Maybe there will be a new party?
We still have the stench of Senator Mitch McConnell floating over us. McConnell has not been in Washington for several months. Most normal people, considering his health and age, would retire and go home. McConnell has run the Senate Fifth Column, and like most dedicated Fifth Columnists, cannot give it up. He should be content that his successor in the Senate is behaving just like he has. He and Thune control several tens of millions of dollars. They use this money to reward their RINO buddies and punish conservatives. Americans should be outraged that they raise this money, not from average Americans like you and me, but from large companies and people who just want to buy a few special interest laws. Law selling goes on from almost all state and federal elected bodies. I am waiting on the lawsuit that allows the Supreme Court to declare the selling of the soul of elected bodies to be illegal.
McConnell is one example in a multitude of corrupt practices. These corrupt practices are a significant part of the forces that are distorting honest political agendas.
Our North Carolina Republican Party does not have a distinguished record of standing up for truth, justice and the American way. We have a Senator (Tillis) whom they have supported for years even though he is actually a member of the wrong party. He is a much better Democrat than he is a Republican.
The Fifth Columnists are working hard as we approach the November elections. None of the national press outlets, in particular CNN and National Public Radio, appear to try to fairly present the news. All is slanted or distorted and even false. These are Fifth Columnists are working for both the Fifth Columnist Democrats and Republicans. They are for anything that destroys our historic beliefs.
The purpose of these ruminations is to remind all Democrat and Republican voters, as we approach the November elections, to pick and vote for honest, conservative, proven candidates. While there are those who will say one must vote for every candidate on either the Republican or Democrat ballot, we say, if both candidates are not good, then don’t vote for either.
The Republican County Commissioner race is important. You have only one vote with three Republicans and one Democrat Running. The Fifth Column is at work here. There is only one proven conservative running and that is Stan Deatherage. The other two Republicans have their problems. Both are endorsed by the RINO faction in the Party. One is unreliable and cannot sit through a meeting, the other is endorsed by Fake Frankie Waters. One gives a convincing talk that he is a conservative but refuses to associate with conservatives. One gives a convincing talk that he is a conservative but always concludes each statement with “But I would have to have all of the facts to make a decision”. This is what every phony conservative says. That qualifier lets you know he is not telling the truth.
Voters should vote for Stan Deatherage and let the other two Republicans fight for the crumbs. A low vote for these two will send a very strong message.
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JV: Data Centers and AI are issues that every politician will have to deal with. Factor in the potent propaganda from China sweeping the Left and the Non Patriot Left, and it is a conundrum of massive proportions.
Like it or not, AI is here to stay. The problem is how do we police AI, and that is mostly a federal, but also a state issue. I am in favor of heavily curtailing AI in some obvious sectors, while pushing forward in the other obvious directions, including, but not limited to: Defense of our Republic (this is about our joint survival, and World History reminds us freedom can be a fleeting imperative); The Cure of Chronic Health Issues and Medical Advances (especially, the final cure for Cancer); Finally, Gaining the Limited Governments WE Deserve (1. The advanced understanding of where the "Waste, Fraud and Abuse" is actually hidden, and prosecuting its destruction, especially the complete demise of those that traffic in it. 2. A substantial paring of the government workforce at all levels of government, excepting the military and first responders, which will need some increase.); Complete Energy Domination (this can and must happen, with solar panels /windmills never be the complete answer, not in the least bit.); All Levels of Law Enforcement (especially securing our borders and enforcing our immigration laws) ... These issues declared, just to name a few, must be radically enhanced by AI, other issues to help our People, although maybe less important, must also be acted upon as soon as is possible. AI can and must be used to help preserve and protect our People; however, it must be pristine in its origination, and there is a conundrum that all levels government must govern effectively, and in a manner befitting the teachings of Jesus Christ to every extent possible. This is an imperative. |
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SD: I was just stating some s*** I've heard while out and about, I didn't state that it was my personal opinion. I've grown up a lot since 2020 and don't drink anybody's Kool Aid....as I trust very few people and question everything.
Data Centers, of any kind, are no good for local economy and infrastructure...period. |
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The Beaufort County Republican Party has stood solidly behind every fake Republican while attacking conservative Republicans. The way to fix this is to start with a house cleaning of the Beaufort County Republican Party. Look at the action of people not what they say.
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This article gives an accurate account of the situation in both of the major political parties. Anyone paying any attention at all knows this is true. Conservatives must vote more carefully than ever in this cycle. The Democrats are an unthinkable option. The Republicans cannot be taken at face value. And I agree. We can't afford to vote for anything that is not proven in this environment. People and parties are willing to say anything, but in most cases, cannot be trusted.
You are also right about the Commission race. Red flags are everywhere. Deatherage is the only proven conservative left in the race. Conservatives must vote for him and just hope for the best with the other two slots. |
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Here is another one of those "5th columnist" fake "Republicans" we need to remember for the 2028 primary, RINO Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler. He will have primary opposition from a conservative farmer who is a REAL Republican.
In 1998, conservative Republican US Senator Lauch Faircloth, a farmer himself, was running for reelection to the senate. He was being challenged by a fancy pants liberal Democrat Raleigh lawyer named John Edwards. Steve Troxler jumped into that race to serve as chairman of "Farmers for Edwards" . Troxler worked hard to defeat a conservative farmer and replace him with a liberal Democrat lawyer and to try to get other farmers to go along with him. In that race, Troxler worked closely with Edwards campaign manager Josh Stein, now NC.s leftwing Democrat governor. As Commissioner of Agriculture, Troxler has been anything but conservative. He is very weak on illegal immigration. He also is very weak on 2nd Amendment gun rights. Indeed in his last campaign< NC's leading gun rights organization endorsed the Libertarian in that race because both Troxler and the Democrat were awful on gun issues. |
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Yes, lets look at the origins of these "Republicans" who function as Democrats once in office.
Frankie Waters was a political unknown when he first filed for office, apparently out of his own personal ambition. Only later was it learned that he had been a Democrat all his life until a few months before filing as an instant "Republican" or that he and his wife were still making Democrat political contributions even after he was running as a "Republican." The big issue that election year was fighting against the expensive and unnecessary big new jail that was proposed. Waters told the Stop the Jail Committee that he was against the jail and got their endorsement, helping him win conservative votes. Later it turned out he was not being truthful about his position on the jail. Longtime Democrat Randy Walker ran for county commissioner as a Democrat and lost, but decided to try to rebrand himself as a "Republican" and try again. In his primary, he spouted all the right words about taxes and spending. He managed to convince Hood;s Conservative Club to buy his yard signs for him. He hired Ashley Woolard as his consultant for social media and had Woolard run a "no new taxes" social media ad campaign in the primary. As soon as the primary was over, he directed Woolard to take down the "no new taxes" online campaign. It had got him past the primary. He did not want to talk about taxes any more. Walker also stiffed Woolard on Woolard's fee AND the money Woolard had advanced to Facebook to "boost" Walker's ad campaign. I have the very same concerns about having a major political contributor to liberal Democrat Marc Basnight as our "Republican" NC House nominee. Waters and Walker pulled the wool over the eyes of a lot of people to get elected. It is a cautionary tale about supporting people who suddenly come out of the woodwork for political office. |
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John Valley: You have been drinking a Kettle of Kool Aid as of late, I reckon some of it is China fed.
For the record, I am AGAINST Data Centers if they are exactly like all the terrible pieces and parts that are fed to the mass population by the provocateurs of propaganda that are sweeping through our population, those spoon fed by one conspiracy after another, unable to truly know what is real. While some conspiracies come true, many are not, and these Americans will very soon have to become smart enough to know the difference. When I am sure about Data Centers, I will make my decision for or against. Right now, I may not know more than you do. That is why we will have a moratorium here in Beaufort County. John Valley: You should know this by now about me, propaganda does not move my senses to make decisions, and does NOT afford me any vision whatsoever. If you would like John, tell us hear on this publication exactly what is your position of Data Centers, and please be comprehensive. One more thing, I don't like paying $4.00 for gas any more than anyone else, but alas, I am a Patriot, and I will continue to do so without griping as long as we are at war! |
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I won't project a long winded dissertation on what it take to be a competent and good county commissioner, but I will state emphatically, "it ain't rocket science;" however, with one caveat: To be a competent and good county commissioner one must possess the dual essential components of the knowledge of many life experiences, and the integral honesty of good character.
After one is secure in that essential premise, it becomes remarkably simple.