By An Old Piece Of Leather
“Practicing” in many professions is a sometimes sarcastic, vague iteration used to define those who appear to be inept at whatever profession they proclaim they are ‘experts’ in.
There are many ‘influencers’ who I just don’t have the actual time to listen or read what they have to say.
I scrolled past a page of podcasts and this caught my eye. It wasn’t too long so I proceeded to click…
As in so many ‘we are the new media now’ category Alex Jones has been around a long time, long enough to land on the skyline, highly visible, and has taken flak and shots for quite some time, from everything akin to being a common conspiracy theorist to being a tool or even an actual agent for the Criminals In America.
What I find extremely interesting that draws me to occasionally listen to what he has to offer is a huge amount of what he has spoken has been legit. I don’t remember anything that has induced my eyes to roll.
I’ve iterated my support for Matt Gaetz. So has Alex Jones. What is presented in this particular episode are views and opinions of people whose reputations are well established.
The last few minutes is product promotion which almost all podcasters, whether it’s injected through the platform like Rumble and YouTube, are utilized to financially support their time and work. I think that’s reasonable… not many of us can work for free.
Take it for face value and utilize critical thinking.
If we are to win this war Matt Gaetz should be our nations’ and our Presidents’ Attorney General.
God will punish our enemies. We will arrange the meetings.
Let the meetings commence.
NCSWIC
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anoldpieceofleather
Just curious about something I read & didn’t know if it is true or not. Gaetz as attorney has not prosecuted legal cases. But the men & women reporting to him are attorneys that do have court room experience trying cases. I think the writer was insinuating the ones reporting to him would feel it isn’t right. Or does the fact he has been Senator override lack of court room experience?