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Dear America,

"We're not going to make America great again. 

It was never that great."

andrew cuomo

summer composition numero cinco

#948

signing in.

I almost never use red to highlight my quotes -- it's always pink. 

.... it's simply translating my emotions, is all.

and by the way -- it doesn't matter the context being centered upon gender equality, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah...whatever, andrew.  you ingratiot.  that's speaking G for ingrate and idiot, a word that just so happens to describe many Americans today -- at least, to those Americans who were spoon-fed a slew of liberal dribble, or, unfortunately, indoctrinated by an education system with a penchant for re-writing the history of the world, especially the new world.

But to concentrate on the most provocative point he was making, that America "was never that great," explains just how much animosity the Left seems to have towards America's foundation, its founders, our republic, and everything most average Americans still hold very dear.  Oh the lengths a liberal must go to separate from the crowd -- as he is now running for re-election as governor of the state of New York ---  and up against another leftist loon, Cynthia Nixon.

Gotta love her reply, though -- “I think this is just another example of Andrew Cuomo trying to figure out what a progressive sounds like and missing by a mile.”     hilarious

It's just so weird though.

It's a wonder people ever flocked to America, ever at all, right?  

It's a wonder people still come to America ....believing it to be the best country on earth...or, at least, the welfare state of choice and location location location.

It was never that great, he says.
Oh ok andrew.

It was never that great...says the guy who's American roots haven't even reached a hundred years old.

I believe, even without knowing him, that his father -- Mario --  felt a deeper allegiance to America than this punk; but what do i know, I'm just a girl...teehee.

And going out on a family limb now, just guessing, that an Italian, emigrating to America in the 1920's, might have left his homeland for a pretty good reason, um like, perhaps, a brighter future; and given America gave Mario just that ---- as in the stature of a career in the public eye, a gracious income over the years.....one that probably allowed him to give andrew and chris and maria and madeline everything they ever needed....it's just no wonder, right?

They are openly described as an "American political family" on Wikipedia.  To which, all I can add is and-how-mo.

We should gather, then, just adding it up with one generation to the next...politics IS the family business.  Meaning, that politics is not only the only thing andrew knows, it is his entire universe in the business of communication; everything that is said, or properly framed, or narrated, revolves around the political appeal or gain. [Just like many of America's political crime families........]

Lots of times in America, things are said and framed for political gain....and it isn't just in politics directly.

Take, for instance, the latest dust up after Brennan's comments and op-ed....

John Brennan: President Trump’s Claims of No Collusion Are Hogwash
That’s why the president revoked my security clearance: to try to silence anyone who would dare challenge him.

Isn't it funny how clear brennan is of the so-called collusion.....when where's the proof?  Do you know something that the entire intelligence community and the Mueller team do not know, let alone have been able to prove? Or is this just your way of responding to the embarrassment of losing your high level security clearance?

In the words of the president, "Has anyone looked at the mistakes that John Brennan made while serving as CIA Director? He will go down as easily the WORST in history & since getting out, he has become nothing less than a loudmouth, partisan, political hack who cannot be trusted with the secrets to our country!"

and then brennan said..."As I’m being pulled through the mud now, if that’s the price we’re going to pay to prevent Donald Trump from doing this against other people, to me it’s a small price to pay,” Brennan said. “If it means going to court, I’ll do that.

and then the president said...."I hope John Brennan, the worst CIA Director in our country’s history, brings a lawsuit," the president tweeted Monday morning. "It will then be very easy to get all of his records, texts, emails and documents to show not only the poor job he did, but how he was involved with the Mueller Rigged Witch Hunt. He won’t sue!"

I wonder, just where oh where did all this nonsensical imbecilic nonsense begin.... um....

going back to brennan from a month ago, who said..."Donald Trump’s press conference performance in Helsinki rises to & exceeds the threshold of “high crimes & misdemeanors.” It was nothing short of treasonous. Not only were Trump’s comments imbecilic, he is wholly in the pocket of Putin. Republican Patriots: Where are you???

Oh my,  THAT was nothing short of political theater, john brennan, nothing short.

Oh and so now you wanna say, it was just his behavior that was "treasonous."

And from Meet the Press to Maddow....the politics thicken, when he said to she said...."I didn’t mean that he committed treason, but it was a term that I used, nothing short of treasonous." 

all this girl can say is teehee at this point....but moving on dot org.....

and then, from The Hill,  another senior fellow intelligence dude -- james clapper -- stepped into the fray, saying..."John and his rhetoric have become an issue in and of itself...[john] is subtle like a freight train and he’s gonna say what’s on his mind."

And getting one more in for good riddance, this, from the same article in The Hill, only this comment coming from "Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr (R-N.C.) on Thursday took aim at Brennan for 'purport[ing] to know, as fact, that the Trump campaign colluded with a foreign power.'

'If his statement is based on intelligence he has seen since leaving office, it constitutes an intelligence breach. If he has some other personal knowledge of or evidence of collusion, it should be disclosed to the special counsel, not The New York Times,' Burr said."

exactly.
which is it brennan? a breach or a dis to special counsel and proper lines of communication?

Oh yes, isn't politics simply the most shameless profession ever!  like, gosh, it's never a dull moment, everybody always has something to say; everybody throws out nonsense and one-two punches and rhetoric....in politics...all the     live        long      day. 

like, every single day.

newsflash:  Trump did not invent it. 

And how about all the lies and rhetoric out of the Obama administration -- from Hillary's use of an UNLAWFUL and unsecured private server, her deleted emails, the DNC being hacked, lies within the DNC during the 2016 campaign, the creation of the false dossier, Hillary's foundation colluding with the Russians and profiting over nuclear materials, um, what else, oh the lies about Benghazi, the lies about Operation Fast and Furious, and then going an entirely different direction, all that aggression against the press...anyone?   And brennan was where?

The thing is -- there are areas of government that should hold a higher level of security OF ITS OWN POLITICAL AGENDA!   As in, nip it, zip it, or we will forever lose it as a nation.

Like, the Supreme Court, for one...actually, make that more like for nine. [budget 7 billion dollars]

Like, the FBI...for another 35,000. [budget of 8.7 billion]

Like, the CIA...for another 21,500 (estimate, right....like we can't tell anybody anything, it's all pretty much top secret or we make it up, right, brennan?  badump ba)   [budget of 14.7 billion]

Like the Department of Justice...employing roughly 115,000 people!  With a budget of, what, 31 BILLION dollars....Is that for real?  Holy crap...

So if you are following me along, with a budget of over 60 BILLION dollars, the American people are paying a lot of muckin' funny for people to remain unbiased and professional at all times, in the business of national security and the Rule of Law (and Order).

Sure, brennan can say what he wants to say as a private person....except, perhaps, when you make things up against a sitting president.  brennan was always at choice -- he could have taken the high road; but no, he went low, and thus came the wrath and consequences.

And besides --- nobody has a right to keep a security clearance; matter of fact, if you ask me, it shouldn't be a given; it should be given back upon the moment you exit the building. And if ever such time you need one again, the encumbrance of the process to qualify is upon the applicant, no matter who you are.

The American Political Familia known as cuomo is taking a hit after choosing to go low against the country he was born and raised into the upper political echelon.

that is evident by the mere fact that he is in the midst of "walking it back" all the way to little Italy and back.

Oh sure -- he can claim that, in the moment, he was being "inartful" -- but we all know the truth.

It was artfully staged and set for the political theater.  [oh and brennan, he's just a political hack and doesn't deserve to be near any of our nation's top secrets....like, ever, omgosh]

the end.

Make it a Good Day, G

It's About the Best Way to Predict the Future...Thing

Dear America,

“They can’t beat us on the battlefield, 

so they try to terrorize us

 into being afraid,” 

Mr. Obama said. 

“As president, I will not let that happen.”

[from NY Times, 11/22/15]

Who even listens to this guy anymore?

My immediate question is wondering why, if "they can't beat us on the battlefield" [ISIS]  -- then why aren't we ON the battlefield, beating them into submission, if not totally extinguishing every single one of them muthafuckas?  [Excuse my french...but I do believe the French would agree with me totally on this one.]

So, while you attempted to sound like a commander in chief, and get all macho-man and all -- your point, I guess, was reminding all Americans that you are not going to let them scare us.  Yeah, like all, 'not on my watch' kinda way.

And yet --

just today, you have issued a TRAVEL WARNING to ALL AMERICANS ABROAD to be afraid:

"U.S. citizens should exercise vigilance when in public places or using transportation," the alert said. "Be aware of immediate surroundings and avoid large crowds or crowded places. Exercise particular caution during the holiday season and at holiday festivals or events."

Hmmmmm but now that contradicts the message to all Americans here at home.  

At least according to Jeh Johnson, who counters the international warnings with this statement for the states:

"With this holiday season coming up we want the public to continue to go to public events, celebrate the holiday season, travel, be with their families and the like..."

Fly, be free...Love one another and be happy...

Hmmmmm wonder what the intelligence reports really say?

But let's go back to September -- at The Daily Beast --

Exclusive: 50 Spies Say ISIS Intelligence Was Cooked

or 

Exclusive: This Is the ISIS Intel the U.S. Military Dumbed Down

Let's bring the New York Times back in for another good quote from the president -- The Times being the proverbial shelter, providing political cover of a presidency that revels under the cover of darkness 24/7:

“One of the things I insisted on the day I walked into the Oval Office was that I don’t want intelligence shaded by politics. I don’t want it shaded by a desire to tell a feel-good story,”

Hilarious, isn't it. (no. not really.)

Obama went on to add, he wasn't aware of the "details" on this -- sounding eerily familiar to the way he says, "oh I learned about this the same time you did" or “I heard on the news about this story, that, uh, Fast and Furious.” or “I can assure you that I certainly did not know anything about the IG report before the IG report had been leaked through the press.” or  [IRS Scandal] “from the same news reports that I think most people learned about this. I think it was on Friday.” or  [wiretapping] “found out about the news reports, uh, yesterday on the road.”  For more on all of that, go HERE.

The thing is, he goes fast and furious, like gone in 60 seconds, from acting in the cover of darkness to acting like he is totally in the dark about all of it.    He IS an amazing piece of work at work.


Re: Dumbing Down of Intelligence --

 “The cancer was within 

the senior level 

of the intelligence command,” 

one defense official said. 

[The report comes complete 

with two senior analysts signing off, 

and "seconded" by an additional 50 other analysts.]

It's strange, really.

Centcom intelligence is being messed with to fit the narrative of this administration...and the president cries 'duh, I dunno"...actually, it went something more like this: “I don’t know what we’ll discover with respect to what was going on in Centcom,” Mr. Obama said. “What I do know is my expectation — which is the highest fidelity to facts, data, the truth.”

Right.   Like Benghazi, for example.

Well, perhaps, just maybe, go look for that letter documenting the written, formal, complaint -- and highlighted here on the old G Thing, above, provided courtesy of The Daily Beast. That would be a good start, considering you get your news like the rest of us.  

Then perhaps, look in the Oval Office; it should be sitting on your desk by now.   

But then again, speaking of smudging lines of truth and dares, just a few hours ago, you kinda sorta warned the media to censor their coverage of ISIS...so as to not inflame a violent response from a few [Islamic] bad seeds.  Let's see, what did you say:

The media needs to help in this, I just want to say. You know, during the course of this week — a very difficult week — it is understandable that this has been a primary focus. But one of the things that has to happen is how we report on this has to maintain perspective and not empower in any way these terrorist organizations or elevate them in ways that make it easier for them to recruit or make them stronger.

Oh okay.

And just who is "elevating" these actions?  Is it elevating simply by reporting on it somehow?

Really?  "The media needs to help in this..."    This propaganda tango is sounding more Venezuelan than American, just sayin.'   Just what perspective are you searching for, Mr. President; what narrative do you want the media to use?   

Seriously?  You have stooped to a new low.  For some erroneous reason as to refrain from feeding into the ISIS frenzy for recruitment purposes, you call on the media for an assist?   What, like, tone it down?  Ignore it?   It's all starting to sound vaguely familiar.  Where have I heard about the deliberate dumbing down of the truth (you know...besides Benghazi, Fast and Furious, IRS Scandal....and so on).....

So the truth is --  it wouldn't be a stretch to think that, as President, you may have mentioned to somebody, to talk to somebody, to dumb down the Centcom Intelligence to fit the narrative of your administration.  I mean, your legacy is at stake, right; your Nobel Peace Prize is staring at you in the face, and you've got to be somebody -- a president who wholeheartedly and genuinely deserves the prize, the legacy, a library in Indonesia, a round of golf everyday, and whatever else you want.

Rest assured -- the truth will come to the surface soon enough, as another post at The NY Times highlights a story about the Pentagon...expanding it's inquiry....here.   I feel good about that; you feel good about that?  Yeah, yeah, nothing and no one stands in the way of getting to the bottom of it, I'm totally confident in the process.

Oh my word -- all of a sudden I have a BMW commercial ringing in my ear.  Have you heard this line, blurted out somewhere in the middle of it?

"Best way to predict the future is to create it."

Just you wait.

Just you wait.

Once this president is out of office, everything KNOWN and UNKNOWN will come to light.  And in no uncertain terms, America will discover all the intelligence it needs to know, and, with great shock, realize that treason was committed on her friendly shores -- our shores -- over and over and over again.  

We've been attacked from within.  It's done.

The president's allegiance is not what it appears to be; it never was.  The dumbing down of the truth began some time during his first campaign -- with a fawning mainstream media already wide eyed and bushy-tailed to follow the charismatic leader of a whole new world with no (real) questions asked. 

what a long day it's been.

Make it a Good Day, G

It's When Intelligence Makes Us Stupid Thing

Dear America,

how bizarre.

sure, he wants to talk about The Situation Room now...'if you know, what I know, what I know, that you know' -- you would totally think I'm the greatest.  You just don't get it, Charlie...'

"What I’m saying is, that if you haven’t been in the Situation Room, poring through intelligence and meeting directly with our military folks and asking, what are all our options, and examining what are all the consequences, and understanding that for example, if you set up a no-fly zone, that you may not be actually solving the problem on the zone,"

"Or if you set up a humanitarian corridor, are you in fact committed not only to stopping aircraft from going that corridor, but also missiles? And if so, does that mean that you then have to take out the armaments in Damascus and are you prepared then to bomb Damascus? And what happens if there’s civilian casualties. And have we mapped all of the chemical weapons facilities inside of Syria to make sure that we don’t drop a bomb on a chemical weapons facility that ends up then dispersing chemical weapons and killing civilians, which is exactly what we’re trying to prevent. Unless you’ve been involved in those conversations, then it’s kind of hard for you to understand that the complexity of the situation and how we have to not rush into one more war in the Middle East. And we've got --"  so sez the prez...

indeed.   He's just bursting with intelligence briefing jargon, isn't he though?

Let's think back to a night he chose NOT to be in The Situation Room -- intentionally dropping his duties as Commander-in-Chief for a good night's sleep before hitting Vegas with everything he's got...  

Oh, right, he wouldn't know anything about that -- nothing about the stand down (something only a president can control); he wouldn't no anything about editing the talking points to commiserate with the level of incompetence and miscalculation and the blatant rip of the intelligence absolutely KNOWN on September 11, 2012.  No; he wouldn't know anything about that, because he consciously, recklessly, took a pass.

Chris Stirewalt of Fox News wrote a great piece, here: "Obama on Syria: Americans Just Don't Understand" -- and not so surprisingly, Chris doesn't sound a wee bit confused.

Oh, but go ahead -- enlighten us then, Mr. President...

AS if!

You are choosing to arm Rebels   -- people who have yet to be defined or confirmed as Islamic moderates of any kind. (As if Allah makes any of those.)  But think about it -- we're all calling them "rebels" right from the get go; what part of rogue, unorganized, rebellious, acts of incivility, all in the name of Islamic Extremism out of control, do you not understand, Mr. President?  Just how many rebel groups do we have vying for the top spot in Syria?

I'm just so hot and bothered by his elitist dribble, I can't stand it.

I'm also with Palin on this charge, let's "let Allah sort it out."  For full speech, go to Sarah Palin's world here.

But back to Stirewalt:

"The rebel crew in Syria seems to be the roughest lot of any to emerge in the Islamist awakening across the region. But Obama’s implicit promise is that we can help the ones who don’t eat the internal organs of their enemies or shoot children in the face for telling a joke about Mohammed.

In the interview, Obama also pooh-poohed the notion that acting more forcefully or swiftly might have prevented the massive genocide or prevented the really, really bad Islamists from gaining a foothold. It’s complicated, he said. And it requires all of the secret knowledge he has to understand...

That seems to be the new motif of this presidency, whether it’s domestic spying, taking it easy on the IRS and Department of Justice scandals or implementing his creaking and groaning health law. Americans can’t understand the details here, but Obama and his team of experts understand things in a way we can’t.

The thing is, America was designed to be in the explicit control of the people. 

Everyone within government works for us, as civil servants. 
Cool heads may very well prevail; but flourish when accompanied with excellence, integrity, honor, courage, truth, virtue, humility that place America's best interests first.

As Stirewalt handedly points out -- haven't we learned enough in Libya?  It's a rebel-lollapalooza, with the looza' winning.

And how about Egypt?  How's that working out for everybody? 

"Unless you’ve been

involved

 in those conversations,

then it’s kind of hard

 for you

to understand

that the complexity

of the situation..."

requires someone more like me

to tell you what's up

Oh, we're not worthy. (bow accordingly)

Our deepest apologies, sire; never to doubt you again.


You know, in light of the new era of spying, intelligence landing in the wrong hands, facebook friends and enemies, a twenty-four hour news cycle that magically appears at our fingertips at any given time of day -- it's a wonder our world has survived this long.

Oh the trade off between waiting days, weeks, months to receive word from 'the front' -- whether it's the  home front or the war-torn villages across the pond;  oh the old-fashioned modes we engaged -- from the  plotting of military strategies --  to the casting of correspondence to the wind and pony express, not knowing if it will ever be in the hands of it's rightful recipient; oh the time spent second guessing ourselves, the moves of an enemy, the thoughts of a lover from far, far away...

...oh the many splendid things we have in an instant these days, for better or worse.

Me thinks we almost know too much for our own good; time -- as in time well spent, time that heals all wounds, a time to keep and a time to throw away, a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven -- used to be one of our most precious of resources.  But I digress.

One thing that has not changed over time is human nature.

This is what gives the "Common Man" every sense and sensibility of any given situation before him.

We can detect the patronizing, the condescension, the separation and elevations of I'm here and you are way down there.  We see the politicking, the grandstanding, and even the marginalizing of an absurdity and think to ourselves, not; not in my lifetime, not on this day, not in my backyard.

Our heart and soul and mind is connected to Divine Intelligence that serves our higher good, our best interests, our ability to discern details known and unknown wholly, from every human angle to perceptions only mastered and revealed by association with the Absolute.

I do not, nor will I ever, worship the ground this president walks -- or any president, for that matter.

For I know things for myself;  I know his misguided, altruistic, idealistic, perceptions of who the rebels are is not the same as mine.

I don't need a "situation room" to know.

While this president belittles every American, let's remind ourselves that he ignored intelligence handed to him on a silver platter:  Benghazi needing more security in the months leading up to the attack; an army psychiatrist/Islamic extremist gone rogue, who killed 13 Americans; Russian intelligence questioning the Tsarnaev brothers motives, leading to the Boston Bombing; CIA talking points outlining security breeches and a planned extremist attack on Benghazi the night of 9/11; IRS being investigated for months after conservative targeting became a policy standard; a Department of Justice wrongfully spying on James Rosen and family, and calling him a co-conspirator of a crime; and all the while -- having direct access of more high tech surveillance capabilities than is humanly possible for the last five years!  

Who's intelligent now? 

Who knows all the better? 

Who understands the complexities of every living breathing thing known to man and still misses everything?

In this moment, let us question the majority of intelligences who put you in office.

Make it a Good Day, G