Biden & Trump: Twin Towers of Senility
“The best lack all conviction, while the worst
Are full of passionate intensity.” — William Butler Yeats, “The Second Coming”
From January of 2021 to January of 2025, a disturbingly obvious fraud was foisted on the American people: the man occupying the Oval Office was several bricks shy of a load, a hollowed-out fragile shell of his former ebullient, uber-shyster self. From the beginning of his term of office he appeared often in front of cameras to be confused, disoriented, and unpredictably irascible, at times not certain of where or even who he was. He presented the typical symptoms of cognitive decline associated with clinically diagnosed forms of dementia. He was unable to ascend the steps to Air Force One without tripping on the staircase and humiliatingly sprawling, arms and legs akimbo, his rear end on display, sometimes with multiple failed efforts that bordered on the comedic.
In every outing, viewers would speculate whether his next face plant would put him in a wheel chair and wonder who was really in charge.
Meanwhile, the mainstream media was outperforming Pravda from the Soviet era as the Democrat party’s propaganda arm. They assured the American people that Biden’s daily embarrassing manifestations of decrepitude and senility were conspiratorial fantasies of Right-wingers. The king had no clothes, but noticing it aroused pathological outbursts of fury from Biden partisans. In March of 2024 MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” Scarborough reported to his viewers what had to be a stunning outpouring of unsurpassed sycophancy that signaled temporary insanity or incurable stupidity.
I undersold him when I said he was cogent… in fact, I think he’s better than he’s ever been intellectually, analytically, because he’s been around for 50 years… This version of Biden, intellectually, analytically, is the best Biden ever.
Behind the scene, Jill Biden and the White House staff cosseted “sleepy Joe” as if he were a patient from a retirement village memory unit. All that was missing were slippers, a bathrobe, and a catheter tube.
Even prior to his cognitive decline, the gaffe-prone, blustery Biden was a dopey mediocrity never fit to hold the office of the Presidency. An inveterate braggart, serial plagiarist, congenital liar, a widely known groper of women, and an embarrassment as Vice President to Barack Obama, Biden gave off all the malodorous odors one would expect from a guy who spent 50 years crawling around in the mud of “the Swamp.” In the 2020 Democrat primaries he was coming off like your crazy, old uncle and coming in last until he cut a deal with Jim Clyburn and Obama to make a black woman his VP choice in exchange for them muscling the leading candidates out of the race.
By the summer of 2024, it was also obvious to the Democrat Party’s chief Pooh-Baas that President’s advanced age and undeniable senility had put them in a serious bind. His mental collapse in the bright lights of the June Presidential Debate with Trump was reality crashing through the flimsy gates of the Lügenpresse. Panic ensued. Joe had had no opposition in the primaries, and was belligerently determined to make a second run against Trump. There was not enough time before the fall election to jerry rigg a run-off election so that the Democrats could continue to pretend to be democratic. Nancy Pelosi was assigned to keelhaul the recalcitrant Biden to expel him from the White House. This left the black, Hindu broad forced upon Biden by Clyburn and Obama. Kamala Harris surfaced as an affirmative action buffoon, so incompetent, dislikable, and cognitively challenged herself, that a billion-dollar campaign war chest and an adoring mainstream media could not convince a majority of voters that her entire, incoherent shtick was not an unfolding train wreck.
Enough of those of us who experienced the 2021—2025 Democrat-Biden instigated third-world invasion and the transfer of billions of American tax-payer dollars to finance foreign wars (Ukraine, Gaza) while American infrastructure deteriorated, voted to give Donald Trump an electoral-college, popular majority and a second chance. The 2016 election was “fool me once.” 2024 was “fool me twice.” The “peace” candidate has pulled off the greatest voter-betrayal move in American electoral history. And so, we transitioned from a senile octogenarian with hair plugs to another one with a comb over who can contradict himself in a single sentence—different parties, different styles, both crude and buffoonish, both tools of Jewish supremacists:
I don’t believe you have to be a Jew to be a Zionist, and I am a Zionist.
The Trump appointed American ambassador to Israel, Christian Zionist, Mike Huckabee:
I consider myself a Christian Zionist… it simply means a Christian is someone who believes Jewish people have a divine right … and a geopolitical right to a homeland that they have lived in for almost four thousand years.
Consider how these two brief comments below reveal the complete lack of detachment from reality.
I tell you what, no one’s ever done as much as president as this [Biden’s] administration’s doing. Period.
Trump on battleship building plans:
Trump boasted in a news conference in Florida a few days before Christmas that ‘They’ll be the fastest, the biggest and by far — 100 times more powerful than any battleship ever built.’ Trump has referred to the new navy as his ‘golden fleet’ … and he boasts how ‘I put a little more spirit in the hull. I want that ship to look gorgeous, you know.’
As if any American struggling to meet mortgage payments, fill up his car with gasoline, or buy groceries gives a damn about fast, golden battleships.
President Trump appears to be ensconced in a world with no connection to reality or his voter base. He has the attention span of a gnat, no consistent plan for execution of foreign policy, and is incapable of expressing himself without sounding like a megalomaniac with a “gold” obsession who emits ludicrous expressions of grandiosity and braggadocio—“100 times more powerful than any battleship ever built.” Trump appears not to know that American battleships have not been built since 1945. Reagan modernized some in the1980s. They are an expensive, obsolete wartime technology, as is evident from observing their current positioning in the Persian Gulf.
When not drowning his audience in waves of superlatives—“biggest,” “most wonderful,” “most powerful,” “most beautiful,” “yuge,” etc.—his idiom descends into insult, abuse, vulgarities and obscenities.
Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!! Open the Fuckin’ Strait, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell – JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social account. (Axios)
That white Americans should trust President Trump suggests the punchline to “fool me twice”—“Shame on me.”
The “peace” candidate who promised an end to the Ukraine/Russia war in a day is the war president for as far ahead as the eye can see. The only happy Americans are the war industry captains, Neocons, Israel-first toadies like Sean Hannity, Victor David Hansen, and Mark Levin, and some evangelicals, like Huckabee, who believe “the Rapture” and Christ’s return are forthcoming.
And. . . let us speak for a moment about the legally lynched, white policemen, Derek Chauvin, rotting away in prison until someone kills him. “The inmate who stabbed former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in federal prison last week did so 22 times, with an improvised knife, according to recently filed criminal charges.” (CBS News)
Chauvin’s abandonment to the wolves symbolizes the greater picture of power-structure’s assault on white Americans who do the dangerous jobs Leftists would never attempt, and upon whom they heap their self-righteous scorn.
There are moves Trump could make to address this outrageous miscarriage of anti-white “justice.” Just as Obama sent his Department of Justice (DOJ) to Ferguson to intimidate Missouri law enforcement locals when he was unhappy that Michael Brown did not turn out to be a “gentle giant,” Trump could have Justice lawyers go after Minnesota AG Keith Ellison for tampering with the George Floyd autopsy result. One of the three local prosecutors refused to take the Floyd prosecution case because “it violated professional and ethical rules.” (New York Post)
In sworn testimony, prosecutors told of the ‘insane. . . extreme premium pressure’ they were under to throw the book at Chauvin and charge the other cops because ‘the city was burning down.’ One said that Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison ‘taking over the Chauvin cases was difficult particularly when we had a governor who kind of threw us under the bus.’ The original autopsy report by Hennepin County Medical Examiner Dr. Andrew Baker the day after Floyd died found there was ‘no physical evidence suggesting that Mr. Floyd died of asphyxiation. Mr. Floyd did not exhibit signs of petechiae, damage to his airways or thyroid, brain bleeding, bone injuries, or internal bruising.’ Sweasy claims that Baker also told her that day that ‘there were no medical findings that showed any injury to the vital structures of Mr. Floyd’s neck. There were no medical indications of asphyxia or strangulation.’ (New York Post)
The DOJ could also petition for a mistrial given the flagrant jury intimidation engaged in by Joe Biden: “President Joe Biden said Tuesday that he is ‘praying the verdict is the right verdict’ in the trial of former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin and that he believed the case, which has gone to the jury and put the nation on edge, to be ‘overwhelming.’” (WTTW News) And, Congresswoman Maxine Waters: “Days before a jury convicted former police officer Derek Chauvin of murdering George Floyd, Waters told protesters in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, that if he wasn’t convicted, they should ‘get more confrontational.’” (CapRadio)
At the least, Trump could move Chauvin to a boutique prison out of harm’s way like he did with Ghislaine Maxwell.
All of this brings us to a question, the complex answer to which should bring to mind a fundamental philosophical question posed by the Roman satirist, Juvenal two thousand years ago: “Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? Who will guard the guardians?”
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Our “guardians,” our two major political parties have given us. . . two in a row. . . senile octogenarians who despise the people who put them in office. Two of the worst, most corrupt, intellectually impoverished men have risen to the top of their respective political machines. Is there greater proof that the federal governance is hopelessly broken, that there is no way for us to vote our way free from the malfeasance of fake conservatives and the treason of communist Democrats? How do we rid ourselves of subservience to that murderous regime in the Middle East?
For one, let’s start treating the federal government, its minions, and its propaganda machinery the way they treat us—with contempt. If the regime moves toward military conscription, all forms of resistance and sabotage are on the table. Remind yourself that the existing regime is an empire built on lies. Refuse to believe what the spokesmen of the regime tell you is true. Always ask yourself: Cui bono? Who benefits from you believing what they say? Refusing to believe is an act of courage and independence. Don’t surrender to the social blackmail: “We won’t approve of you; non-believers are not welcome here!” It is important to not be a fool. Fools are easy to manipulate. It takes effort not to be one. Seek out people you trust—wise people, smart people—who are non-believers. Listen to what they say. Take comfort.
Reject the popular culture, its mindless, hedonistic vulgarities and its commercial appendages aimed to keep you immersed in the distortions, the mental smog, and the lies—Netflix, ESPN, CNN, Fox News, Hollywood, and the entire news-entertainment complex. Give up your preoccupation with sports, celebrities, who’s up and who’s down in politics, worrying about whose opinions are important. Ask yourself: “Why should I care about the Olympics, the Emmy Awards, the Academy Awards, Hollywood blockbusters, the NFL, the NBA, March Madness, the Super Bowl, and the rest of the manufactured diversions, laden with contemporary fashion and relentlessly commercialized?” If they all ceased to exist tomorrow, would your life be any poorer? They make up the bread and circuses—distractions from keeping your family intact, building strong friendships, and finding work that, if not done or done right, will be noticed and regretted. They divert you insidiously from contact with what is real, what endures beyond the news cycle. They keep you wandering in a fog of confusion and self-doubt. Don’t eat too much and get fat. Don’t drink too much and drug yourself.
Occupy yourself with a transcendental, spiritual purpose—something beyond your immediate needs and desires, something that helps you understand the human condition, your place in the universe, what really matters. Are you in this world? Or are you of it? Find your tribe: We are tribal creatures. Breaking up your tribe is how the regime isolates you, making you confused and depressed. To pass the waking hours of your life constantly entertaining yourself is a waste. Popular entertainment is riddled with soft-core pornography and the language of relentless, dehumanizing obscenity. The unthinkable fifty years ago is commonplace now. What is unthinkable now will engulf posterity fifty years from now. Time is your most precious possession. Think of that fact when you make choices on how to use the limited amount you possess. “Time,” as Schopenhauer reflected, “is that by virtue of which everything at every moment turns to nothing in our hands, whereby it loses all true value.” Memento mori. Remember the words of Rainer Maria Rilke: “Wer spricht von Siegen? Überstehn is alles. Who speaks of victories? Endurance is everything.”
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