🤓🥳😖‼️ “LEST WE FORGET”…(10 years ago, Today - 10/26/2016 Hillary’s infamous - ❝Happy Birthday to MEEEE‼️❞ post)
Hillary is running around and mouthing off quite a bit lately.
She’s desperately trying to create something better than a flimsy illusion that she is still politically relevant. She isn’t.
Because of her well deserved reputation of being irreversibly verisimilitudinous, mendacious, and otherwise ‘truth impaired’, nobody cares to hear what she has to say anymore, and apparently she’d rather not hear anything contradictory that anyone else has to say, either. (as shown below)
Here’s a brief overview of Hillary’s role in creating an especially pervasive American myth.
In 1998, America laughed their asses off at Hillary Clinton when she sat in front of Matt Lauer, and tried to blame her husband’s ongoing political woes on some “Vast Right Wing Conspiracy”…
That phrase became a running joke amongst republicans, because it was ridiculous on it’s face, and that everybody already knew that Bill brought those troubles upon himself.
The leftists learned a valuable lesson from the humiliation of Hillary’s foolish gambit. They gradually, ‘fundamentally transformed’ the phrase -> ‘conspiracy theory’ into a revised definition that could delegitimize a valid suspicion, and make it appear to be a “bat-shit crazy”, hare-brained, notion, - which could be used as a very effective defensive weapon against their own accusers.
It worked. Well, for AWHILE, anyway.
I always cringe a little whenever I hear someone say: “See there,..it wasn’t a ‘conspiracy’ - it was true!”
Those people👆🏼have been successfully re-programmed.
The Lincoln assassination >was< a -genuine- conspiracy. Hillary’s plan to incriminate Trump with the Steele dossier, and using the fbi as a weapon >was< (IS) a -genuine- conspiracy…
Both of those events began as legitimate >conspiracy theories< before they were proven out to actually be true, genuine, conspiracies. There is no such thing as a “conspiracy theorist’. That label implies a paranoid person who suspects that everybody -except himself- is always up to ‘no good’, and who does nothing all day long, but fantasizes about evil plots being hatched around every corner.
That would be a product of a mental illness.
Of course, Not all ‘conspiracy theories’ turn out to be true.
A legitimate “conspiracy theory” is only developed after certain circumstances, and evidence points to the possibility of a conspiracy amongst two or more persons being involved.
Four of Lincoln’s conspirators were hanged.
In Trump’s case, the coming punitive consequences to those soon-to-be-convicted conspirators remain to be seen.
