The Squirm and Slither News

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You don’t change things by merely complaining. Actually, there’s nothing we’re doing to change things; that takes real work, hard work. One of those who stepped out a long time ago and took on the job was George Gramlich, who was recently honored by being defamed by Business Insider.

George and Yvonne run the Sangre de Cristo Sentinel. What was the heroic deed performed by the trans-people during one July 4th parade when those organizing the open-carry contingent in the Independence Day Parade passed by their establishment? Calling George and those involved Nazis and fascists. But read the story. These aren’t anti-gun folks, they have their own and plenty of them. They run a ranch for trans-people (it seems silly to use either gender to describe them, the one they own they disavow and the one they’ve taken looks unnatural) and sell Alpaca wares.

The first paragraph of the piece is misleading at best and an outright lie at worst. This is how the media does it, though. They tell of an “illusion of a respite from two years before” making it seem like all the guns and flags and MAGA hats were in response to the “tensions” caused by these trans-people hurling Nazi and fascist accusations around. Yeah, it takes juevos that have not been extracted to call conservatives Nazis and fascists, real stones, that, and original, too. But I had been attending, when I could, for at least four years before, longer than that, and it’s always been an open-carry event since founded, it’s one of the reasons I found George to start with.

Then, there’s this: “Logue is wearing in a pink t-shirt with a heart containing the colors of the trans flag…” The “trans flag?” What colors are those? They lump all into the LGBT flag, the rest of us recognize as a rainbow. Homosexuals and trans-people are not all different colors as the main attribute. It’s the inclusion of every different sexual attraction that the rainbow represents, up to and including, one would logically assume, pedophilia and bestiality. I’d rather just have a rainbow mean the storm has passed, if given my options. No, they’re different shades of the same color.

BI makes out that there’s some big bruhaha boiling, inflaming all of the possible trans-people readers of theirs into non-thinking, reactionaries. Are there tensions? Well, you call anyone a Nazi or a fascist other than a Nazi or fascist and there’s going to be tensions. It only really bothers those who are not. The question is, when did George scream at them from his porch? When did George eviscerate them? Did George ever call them trans-people alpaca jockeys? I never heard it and even though I had been in his company many, many times and talked with him quite a bit over the years, even featured him on a podcast, not once did he mention these tensions to me, except perhaps in passing that I failed to recognize.

Business Insider took the opportunity to bludgeon the MAGA crowd, link them up with Nazis and fascists as best they could and glowed over a few itinerant alpaca farmers as the stout branch against the withering wind.

I highlight this story, though stomaching the fawning over people simply for having sexual proclivities uncommon to the norm was difficult, to demonstrate that our nation is guided, aimed toward destruction. The truth is a foreign object to most people today, they don’t seek it, report it or encourage it. It’s all narrative bent on the destruction of someone else, the enemy, the normal person trying to live a life.

George started the Sentinel with a friend and Yvonne and has used it to bring the silent majority a voice and the Sentinel stands as a bulwark against the few liberals who had, as communists always do, grab hold of the reins of government and dictate to the majority what they will feel, think and do. He’s helped to get several county commissioners (communists) recalled and replaced, then had to replace a few of the replacements, who turned out also to be communists.

It’s been a long road and I’ve enjoyed his camaraderie. He helped to establish my press credentials when I wrote for him from the convoy. I’ve contributed to the Sentinel over the years. I’ve attended a couple of the Independence Day parades and was proud to walk with him in the contingent. I still read the Sentinel, not because I’ve ever lived in the Wet Mountains of Colorado, but because the Sentinel is America’s paper.

The fact is, Business Insider made George’s day, just watching the evil propagandist squirm and slither around looking for something interesting with a trans-people angle that sells to all the big liberal activists, but few others.