The fever pitch of the regime and its desire for blood is growing louder. Today, Trump state television, apparently free of concern from regulators or public outcry, has gone full-throated Nazi.
“Involuntary lethal injection or something”
Not much shocks me. But this exchange on FOX did:
Lawrence Jones: They have given billions of dollars to mental health and the homeless population. A lot of them don't want to take the programs. A lot of them don't want to get the help that's necessary. You can't give them a choice. Either you take the resources that we're going to give you and or you decide that you got to be locked up in jail. That's the way it has to be now.
Brian Kilmeade: Or involuntary lethal injection or something. I’d just kill ‘em.
Ainsley Earhart: Brian, why did it have to get to this point?
The sadistic, dehumanizing rhetoric, combined with action steps to imprison homeless and mentally ill people—only to murder them by injection—is a carbon copy of Hitler’s Aktion T4 program, which killed some 70,000 people the Nazis labeled “life unworthy of life”—including the so-called the “work-shy”—and paved the way for the murder of hundreds of thousands more through the end of WWII.
The Jones-Kilmeade-Earhart Plan, to round up and murder any homeless or mentally ill people unable or unwilling to cooperate with the regime, takes foresight and planning. It would require mobilizing the military and coopting universities, medical researchers, and hospital systems.
RFK Jr.’s dismantling of the federal government’s health care, research, and vaccine programs—including a decapitation of the CDC and a replacement with an extreme-right Peter Thiel operative—lays the groundwork for exactly such an operation.
These kinds of comments don’t come from nowhere. It was either a concept that Kilmeade had personally been considering—“I’d just kill ‘em”—or it was something that he had been asked to “float.”
Earhart, instead of even deflecting, doubled down—“Why did it have to get to this point?” In other words, she agrees that a genocide of homeless and mentally ill people is necessary and wants to get down to details.
A Noun, a Verb, and “Transgender”
As if to ensure their status as state television for the Fourth Reich, a single Fox reporter, Brooke Singman, citing a “source” with access to FBI inside information alleges that Charlie Kirk‘s killer’s roommate is transgender.
This is the fourth or fifth different narrative to come out of the regime desperately trying to tie transgender people to this killing. Each of the previous lies was debunked. Nevertheless this story is exploding across social media as if it were some kind of “gotcha.”
I cannot disprove the facts other than to say that the FBI and the Governor of Utah said Tyler Robinson was turned in by his parents. There has been no mention of a roommate or a different address, until now.
Regardless, it is completely irrelevant who the murderer lived with. This is another blatant attempt by the regime and its proxies to scapegoat a vulnerable, targeted group of people with murder. There is nothing that says “Nazi” more than this move. This propaganda is purely designed to invite hate, violence and retribution against trans people—sanctioned by state television and the federal government.
“I don’t care how”
Finally, here is Stephen Miller, doing a pitch-perfect Goebbels last night—on FOX.
Days after it was known that Charlie Kirk’s murderer is a Mormon Republican from a family of gun-lovers, Stephen Miller still blamed a conspiracy on “the left” for inciting violence—and called for state persecution.
“I don’t care how… Law enforcement will… take away your money… your power, and if you’ve broken the law… your freedom.”
Note that, to Miller, putting someone in prison requires breaking the law, but taking away someone’s money or power doesn’t. Miller cites a cavalcade of irrelevant laws, including RICO, conspiracy, and insurrection—which have a mechanism that would allow the regime to make mass, arbitrary arrests.
Stephen Miller’s Goebbels impersonation is more than visual, it’s metaphysical. He has long internalized the need to follow Hitler’s playbook step-by-step to avenge his youthful trauma over losing his maid and going to public school.
Stephen Miller is a uniquely dangerous sadistic psychopath, a stone-cold killer determined to enact a new Holocaust. His next step, as he repeats constantly, is to eliminate politics as an impediment to his final solution. He will do whatever it takes to create one-party rule, including falsely blaming the murder of one of Trump’s top propagandists on Democrats. And FOX will dutifully play its part.
The Spiral Widens
Eliminating immigrants, homeless, mentally ill, and transgender people is just the start. The regime will get the violence it wants; the only question is how cooperative the rest of us will be about it.
As the head of Project 2025, Opus Dei follower and President of Heritage Foundation said last year about the “radical left”:
“We are in the process of the second American revolution, which will remain bloodless if the left allows it to be.”
Everything the regime is doing is designed to spiral us down towards a cascade of hatred and violence. Most, if not all, in the regime are ideologically determined to make some kind of American apocalypse happen.
The extreme right Christians, including people like Mike Johnson, believe that salvation is just around the corner but requires going through the End Times first. People like Musk, Thiel and the billionaire cult of the Dark Enlightenment want mass death as well, because the complete erasure of the American government is the only acceptable goal.
Needless to say foreign adversaries—chiefly Vladimir Putin—only welcome America’s self-immolation.
Grief
I will be writing soon about grief, and how all of us must learn to deal with it. Grief is often incorrectly seen as a reaction to death. Grief is actually a reaction to loss.
We are not just losing the American republic; we are losing our society; we are losing our decency; we are losing our humanity. Naming the grief from that loss is important. What you are feeling is perfectly normal. What is causing it is anything but.
One thing you can do to relieve a little stress, is contact Fox news and let them know what you think about the Jones-Kilmeade-Earhart Plan to murder our fellow citizens.
ABC News fired
for telling the truth about Stephen Miller. MSNBC fired Matthew O’Dowd for telling the truth about Charlie Kirk. FOX must fire the people who advocated for genocide on their network.https://www.foxnews.com/contact
Phone: (888) 369-4762
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This is shocking, Jim, and sobering. They’re just saying it out in the open. They plan on carrying this out. They’re saying it to desensitize people ahead of time, so when the time comes it won’t be as shocking and fewer will resist. We can’t let this happen. We have to resist.
I knew I was feeling grief by the end of January. The anger stage isn’t quite as bad as it was, but I still have to remind myself that joy is a form of resistance before I leave the house. Otherwise, I am libel to snap some innocent’s head off. Others feel the same way, I’m sure, and people are just not nice anymore, especially customer service. (I and four of my friends were asked to leave a restaurant because we asked how much longer we had to wait for a hostess to take our name. The manager said we were rude. We weren’t. I’m 74, and the youngest. One was on a walker and another on a cane, and we were sitting down when he told us to leave. Eight women in front of us were also refused service. Strange times.) I told that story because I although I laugh about its absurdity, it has caused me grief. Something has been lost of kindness and a feeling of belonging and mattering. We don’t matter. I’m looking forward to your series. I realize I am not the only one grieving.