Jay Timmons, the head of the National Association of Manufacturers: “I thought it was really important to speak up.”
JANUARY 11, 2021
NY Times: Loyal to Trump for Years, Manufacturing Group Now Calls for His Removal
NY Times: Loyal to Trump for Years, Manufacturing Group Now Calls for His Removal
REBUTTAL BY
While locked up by the corrupt government of occupied Germany in 1924, the humble man who was destined to one day become The Great Liberator of his people dictated the masterpiece which the world now knows as "Mein Kampf" (My Struggle). What few people know is that the original title of Hitler's work was something far more descriptive -- though not as catchy. The first title was: "Four and a Half Years of Struggle Against Lies, Stupidity, and Cowardice." How similar was The Great One's "struggle" to our own!
Scarcely a day goes by when The "Editorial Board" of The Anti-New York Times does not expose the "Lies" of the Globalists / Marxists, or mock the "Stupidity" the libtards & Boobus normies. But this selected article about the formerly and solidly pro-Trump National Association of Manufacturers offers us a good "teachable moment" ™ to discuss the third and perhaps most dangerous element of Mein Kampf's original title -- "Cowardice." You see, were it not for widespread cowardice in high places, the liars would be toppled and the stupid would then be re-educated.
Scarcely a day goes by when The "Editorial Board" of The Anti-New York Times does not expose the "Lies" of the Globalists / Marxists, or mock the "Stupidity" the libtards & Boobus normies. But this selected article about the formerly and solidly pro-Trump National Association of Manufacturers offers us a good "teachable moment" ™ to discuss the third and perhaps most dangerous element of Mein Kampf's original title -- "Cowardice." You see, were it not for widespread cowardice in high places, the liars would be toppled and the stupid would then be re-educated.
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1. The Great One had very strong words for the cowards who went along with the "November Criminals" and the deluded idiots behind the unnecessary and total capitulation of 1918. // 2 & 3. The NAM supported Trump and was pleased with his policies. But after the "breaching" of the Capitol on January 6th, some of the top "men" at NAM pissed their pants and have joined the "get Trump" lynch mob.
In a sense, the coward who distances himself from -- or, in this case, even turns against -- a friend when "the going gets rough" is more to be loathed than the conscious liar on your TV screen or the amusing little dunce at the water cooler (drawing upon knowledge of history as well as bitter personal experiences when saying that). Evil as they are, revolutionary commies at least remain loyal to each other. And even when they do eventually dump one of their own who has fallen, it is never out of fear or disloyalty but only for the sake of accomplishing a greater objective in service to "the cause" -- and the fallen Red foot-soldier understands. For lack of a better term, one can actually "respect" contemptible characters such as that donkey-faced lesbian Eleanor Roosevelt and Secretary of State Dean Acheson for refusing to dump on the outed communist spy, Alger Hiss -- even when Hiss's arrest, in 1948, had rendered him a severe liability to the American Left. Sadly, such honor among criminals is often not to be found among the ranks of certain fair-weather "conservatives" and "patriots."
The National Association of Manufacturers, an influential business lobbying group, had cheered and welcomed the pro-manufacturing Trump presidency. At its annual meeting in September of 2017, the group's president, Jay Timmons, introduced Trump as “a true champion for our industry, who has fought for manufacturing since Day 1 of his presidency.” Indeed, Trump has done much to save and restore American manufacturing (tax cuts, protective trade measures, renegotiating of trade deals, deregulation, exiting the Paris Climate Scam etc).
But now, in the aftermath of "the storming ™ of the Capitol," Timid Timmons and others have pissed their flowered panties. NAM (like everyone else) has just issued a statement calling for Trump's removal from office via the 25th Amendment of the Constitution (for mental incapacity!).
An excerpt from the seditious statement from the spinless ingrates:
“This is chaos. It is mob rule. It is dangerous. This is sedition and should be treated as such. The outgoing president incited violence in an attempt to retain power.”
The article explains how some other members of the Board opposed this viper-like virtue-signalling. And yet even those dainty dissenters still felt compelled to dutifully express their "dismay" and to condemn the "violence" of January 6th in very strong terms -- while saying absolutely NOTHING about the treasonous invalidation of the votes of possibly as many as 80 million Trump voters; the completed overthrow of the Republic; and the coming Green War on U.S. Manufacturing (should this "election" stand).
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Column 1. Even after the notorious Alger Hiss was smoked out as a Communist traitor, and later sentenced and imprisoned for perjury, Globalist-Marxist scum like Eleanor Roosevelt (uggh!) and Dean Acheson (Column 2) remained loyal to him. Eleanor on the 1949 Hiss trial: "Smearing good people like Alger Hiss, who I know, is unforgivable....With the present hysteria, now you can be considered subversive by association and it is not necessary for you to have said or done anything yourself. Funny world we are living in. I wonder if it is quite as free for any of us as it was, say, 50 years ago. -- Acheson on Hiss: ""Whatever the outcome of any appeal which Mr. Hiss or his lawyer may take, I do not intend to turn my back on Alger Hiss." // Column 3. In stabbing Trump in the back, Timid Timmons of the NAM showed that he has less honor than Eleanor or Acheson.
One thing is for certain -- if The Donald does prevail over the Deep State (and we still have faith!), he'll neither forget who his loyal friends were, nor who the back-stabbing, panty-soiling cowards were. As a matter of fact, Trump himself, during a TV interview way back in 1992, confessed how he viewed the bad times he had experienced during the 1990 real estate crash as a blessing because it showed him what people were really like --- and, after his recovery, was pleased to have been able take revenge upon certain disloyal fair-weather "friends." Trump, speaking to the since-disgraced Charlie Rose:
"I used to say, and I meant it, that some day I would like to lose everything for a period of time just to see who is loyal and who is not. And I found out .... Some of the people who were most loyal to me are people that I didn't think would be. Some of the people who were least loyal to me are people I think I would have treated differently (had he known). I would have wiped the floor with guys who weren't loyal, which I will now do, which is great because I love getting even with people. ..... If given the opportunity I will get even with some people that were disloyal to me.... They didn't come to my aid. They didn't do small things that would have helped. You see, I'm so loyal to people, and maybe I'm loyal to a fault, but I'm so loyal to people that when someone is slightly disloyal to me, I look upon it with horror." (video here)
Watch out Mr. Timmons --- and Chris Christie, and Bill O'Reilly, and Rand Paul -- and so many more of you opportunistic cowards who may have prematurely dumped the man who always stood by you. If Trump crushes the Deep State and rises again (as he did in the 1990's), you will all be forever remembered as worms who abandoned him -- and us -- when all seemed lost. Don "Trumpeone" and "the digital army" will see to that.
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1. Trump in 1992: "I love getting even ... and I'm loyal to a fault." // 2. Trump, like Thomas Paine, has no use for "summer soldiers and sunshine patriots."
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Boobus Americanus 1: I read in the New York Times today that the National Association of Manufacturers just called for Trump to resign.
Boobus Americanus 2: Yes. Even those who strongly upported him are abandoning him now.
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St. Sugar: Not thiss cat. Boobuss!
Editor: I've said it many times before and I'll say it again -- our furry, feathered and finned friends are closer to God than are people --- in your case, literally!
Boobus Americanus 2: Yes. Even those who strongly upported him are abandoning him now.
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St. Sugar: Not thiss cat. Boobuss!
Editor: I've said it many times before and I'll say it again -- our furry, feathered and finned friends are closer to God than are people --- in your case, literally!
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