A large swath of Europe and the United States is currently
experiencing an eerie phenomenon, one that occurs very rarely in history: a
total eclipse…of reason. In the U.S., this current eclipse is afflicting much
of California and the West Coast, most of the nation’s big cities, especially
on the Eastern seaboard, and almost all of its college campuses and their
nearby environs. Virtually all of Western Europe is affected.
This
eclipse has been decades in the making, though it has dramatically accelerated
in recent years, and now appears to be reaching totality. It is causing
widespread confusion and mass hysteria, as many seem totally cut off from logic
and sanity. Some experts say that the last time ignorance and idiocy reached
current levels was during the Dark Ages, roughly between 500 and 1,000 A.D.
As
Europe has gone dumb, the United States has tended to follow. This eclipse has
triggered such illogical behavior in America as progressives and
African-Americans throwing acid on a bust of Lincoln…who freed the slaves in 1863, and yet not making much fuss whatsoever
about statues of Robert C. Byrd, a proud Democrat who rose to the levels of
“Kleagle” and “Exalted Cyclops” in the Ku
Klux Klan before becoming the longest-serving member in the history of the
United States Congress.
Certain scientists also believe the
eclipse is responsible for Chelsea Clinton’s recent statement, referring to the
“evils” of Confederate monuments, that she’s “never been in a church with a
Lucifer statue.” This is a particularly odd statement given that her mom
appears in at least one extant photograph planting a kiss on the aforementioned
Sen. Byrd’s face, while her dad was chosen to give the now departed Senator a
heart-felt and effusive eulogy. This utter lack of comprehension, discernment,
and lucidity is also likely manifesting itself in the mainstream media’s nearly
year-long obsession with the Trump-Russia collusion “scandal,” and simultaneous
complete lack of interest in much more obvious scandals surrounding Hillary
Clinton and Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
This same blocking of judgment and
suppression of sense could be behind an explosion of vile and nearly
incomprehensible statements recently made by an assortment of “comedians,”
actors, teachers, and politicians, sources say. It may also explain Nancy
Pelosi referring to her differences with “President Bush” on at least four separate occasions in the past seven
months.
It could even have been the cause
of a few of President Trump’s tweets
and his apparent flirtation with sending American troops to fight in Venezuela.
In any case, there is no doubt the
Western World is in eclipse. The question is, will we ever see the light again?
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