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Someone Knows If No One Won Part One
by R F Husnik   
Rated "G" by the Author.
     
Last edited: Wednesday, December 16, 2020
Posted: Wednesday, December 16, 2020

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Written By: George Jennifer

 

There is a corridor of secrets which exists directly behind mankind’s façade of perceived appearances. And in it I know the real United States of America. It’s fashioned separately by each and every of its citizens. And their impressions of it of course stem from their realities of existence within it. But God forbid it should ever feature a lifestyle of either a “social” or a “commune” ism.

And personally, I’m very afraid today. I’m wondering which of my traditionally American freedoms will be sought out for confiscation by what will apparently be my nation’s new left wing leadership. Nonetheless, as this city’s mayor, I’m going to attempt to lead here as if there weren’t an old man and his younger leftist female friend shaking their fingers at me and telling me that with their election the days of “good times” and innocence will soon be over. Oh, but I have a response for them:  “Yes, I believe that during the next four years the two of you will do all you can to eliminate the joy from everyone’s existence. So, that’s why, during those years, I’ll likewise do all I can to eliminate the two of you from my thoughts.”

And, with that said, I frankly don’t know how many people will ever be able to read the words I’m writing just now. Most likely the new censors of America will try to ban their publication. And I’ve already been informed that the somewhat conservative group of writers from my city have been asked to limit their yearly internet submissions from what had been approximately twelve, to no more than four. Evidently a “crackdown” will be implemented upon non-liberals in the future – at least that’s what I’ve heard. Yet, given the mental abilities of those who’ll supposedly institute that crackdown, my hope is that not much will ever really become of it.

But, was the recent presidential election supposed to herald the dawning of a new day in America? If so, I fear that wasn’t a good day. And how can any new leader of America now ask for a “coming together” of all Americans when just last summer some of those Americans rioted in large cities, burned buildings, and spread anti-police rhetoric whenever and wherever they could? And, according to what those people told us, anyone who didn’t share their radical left-wing beliefs was either a pig or a Nazi.

And did the two people who supposedly won the recent presidential election really win it; or did cheating occur during that election? Many say cheating occurred. Many say no cheating happened. And some say they don’t know if cheating occurred, while others say they don’t care if it did or didn’t. But one force knows the real answer as to if, if not, or to what degree illegal ballots were cast and/or legal ballots weren’t counted in the recent presidential election. And that force will now either allow or disallow the occurrence of all potential responses to the outcome of what either was or wasn’t an honest choosing of a nation’s leaders for the next four years.

And this is the first of two pieces which I, George Jennifer, mayor of what truly is the most “real” and “pertinent” “underground” (figuratively speaking of course) city in existence today, have sanctioned for tribute to Kommissar Buyyuan and Komrade Heiress. The second installment will hopefully appear soon. And I’ve asked what I consider to be a very good young writer from our city’s enclave of artistic types to formulate it.


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on December 19, 2020
It is easy to make It is easy to accuse loudly through an inexpensive and easy to use set of mediums thanks to the power of the Internet. The accusation that people who wish progressive measures are asking to become communist or socialist is absolutely false and has been from the very beginning. Our great country has enough wealth to go around. We do not need anyone to take over the means of production like nationalizing all the automobile companies, large and small. But only to give all citizens basic rights and privileges, like a fair wage for their hourly work. These accusations are difficult to prove true and never have been. But they keep cropping up as conspiracies and the tenets of religious and cultish structures that maintain followers in spite of absolute idiocy.

Your great state was the birthplace of the most progressive movement in our history, the Republican Party. Formed by those who saw the evil in slavery and other insider government practices and corruption. Your great state was also the first state to adopt a graduated income tax, helping to keep the individual incomes of citizens from becoming spread into a feudal hierarchy that inevitably results in violent revolution and destruction of almost everything sacred to society--anarchy! Only curtailed by what you fear the most--ironclad military and police state right wing dictatorships disguising as communism and socialism. And your great state was a leader in the suffragette movement that finally gave women a vote and the realization that they are not made from a rib of man to be used as a sex and servant for the rest of their lives because men are afraid that they have qualities of cooperation and intelligence that are superior and men fear.

The new progressive administration finally address the gorilla in the room, global warming. The new progressive administration will once again work for global alliances solve our greatest problems, the way that corporations do. And kudos to Pfizer for not allowing United States administration money to cloud their independent development of an antivirus inoculation that so many cultists fear because of the overreaching and very dangerous constant gossip garbage advice that social media people have taken from the neighborhood to the world with their ignorance and the power of their mistaken, unscientific, ideas and old wives tales.

Science and globalization of conversation in the global village is creating a movement that conservatives can't seem to stand… Tolerance. I recall growing up in your great state with bigots all around me touting the glory of their Packers while beating up those they didn't like in their private bars. Verbally demonizing, first the people they hated in war like the Jerrys, Japs, Wops and Commies into worse like gooks so they could try to kill them, other human beings, without guilt and failed--PTSD. And then, coming up with ways to degrade Poles, Swedes, Finns, Blacks and other cultures and nationalities that came after the original wave of German homestead grabbing oppressed from Europe. And then, why not persecute homos and other distasteful social practices and people like spatiks, cripples and fatties? That's why I always took up for the underdog. Even immersed in that culture, I found it distasteful. Left it with no regrets. Did not want to be part of arrogant ignorance. Today that is the center of conservative ideology. It is called freedom and liberty, but is a wishing to be as vile and distasteful as one wants without being held accountable.

I am a cheese head when it comes to wanting to see small-town Packers win against the big city franchises. But I will not sit in their living rooms and cuss everything going wrong the world when it isn't.

Personally, under the brilliantly put together administration of scientists and experts in the fields required for a powerful and generous country like ours to do good things for all of United States citizens. While making sure that the rest of the world is not ridiculed and put down, but brought into the fold of nations that Wilson envisioned because this country is capable of going beyond George Washington's need for isolationism from England and the rest of European influence that is no longer viable in the 21st-century. Unfortunately, like so many conservative, rural values still try to rule in a world of cities.

Ron

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