Paradigms and Demographics: P&D Today

Monday, October 24, 2022

De Omnibus Dubitandum

By Rich Kozlovich

Every two weeks John Droz Jr. publishes The Media Balance Newsletter: 10/24/22, and as is my wont, I start P&D with it. Subscribe, it's free and as he says: "What you won't find in one place, anywhere."

Let's follow up with this quote from the Francis Menton's Manhattan Contrarian article, It Is Remarkable How Badly Putin Has Screwed Up In Ukraine.

Sometimes I look at the U.S. government under President Biden, and I think that it couldn’t be possible to be more incompetent than this. But take a look at any of the U.S.’s main geopolitical adversaries — besides Russia there’s China, and Iran, and perhaps you might throw in a Venezuela or a North Korea — and you quickly realize that all of them have far, far more incompetent government policy than the U.S. on its very worst day.

I had to chuckle when I read this because it's true, and one of the big reasons is in America we can dump the Biden Crime Family, and their incompetent myrmidons. Try that in any of the above mentioned countries. Making this midterm more than just an election, it's a commentary for the world to see what America's Constitution means.

Recently Putin bombarded Ukraine with a lot of missiles, and yet, he's buying drones from Iran. What's that mean? I think it means two things, he's running out of equipment, and Russia is incapable of building what's needed, at least in the short run, and possibly not that much better in the long run. Incompetence flows downhill, and Putin's government is an inverted pyramid of incompetence, and corruption.

Here are six more commentaries, one by me that I think is quite good, and I really liked Humberto Fontova's JFK/Khrushchev article. That story can't be told enough to overcome the lies the media has perpetrated over the Cuban missile crisis. It wasn't Khrushchev who blinked, and Kennedy's Camelot was a myth.