In Every Pile of Dung, You can Find a Piece of Corn




 The Media documentation of Trump's 20,000 lies by fact checkers has been, in my view, mostly counterproductive. The unending avalanche of half-truths, fabrications, falsehoods and obfuscation have obscured the four biggest and most destructive lies, each compounding and enhancing the damage done by those previous. So, in the name of shaking off the numbing effects of the 20,000 plus lies, and discarding the mostly petty low level nitpicking by the anal retentive fact-checkers, here are the biggest and most monstrous of his lies.


1. I have nothing to do with Russia

2. The "Radical Left Democrats" are out to destroy our Country

3. The covid Virus is a little Flu, which will magically disappear

4. Biden stole the Election through Fraud


Yes, there were other Big Lies. Everyone has their personal list. But the core group of lies which are the "key and code" of the Brainwash program that controls his Mob and have done the most damage are these. 


I try to focus on dynamics and psychology to assess events, and make forecasts. Donald Trump has been consistent in telling the truth about one thing of importance since he was installed in the White House by Vladimir Putin. He has said that if he lost in 2020, there would be Civil War. I listened. Most others didn't, saying "he lies and exaggerates about everything, it's just noise". 


Maybe the gross "intelligence failure" of our journalistic and political "Early Warning Systems"  to heed the ominous signs for what has unfolded will be a learning experience for some, who couldn't face the one kernel of Truth staring them in the face for the entire time.

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