The dam failures this past week in Michigan, in many ways, represent the failed policies of Gov. Whitmer and so many government officials relative to their policies towards dealing with the Plandemic.  All signs of pending failures have been observed, articulated, then ignored, with the resultant catastrophe being the drowning of the American economy and with it, the hopes and dreams of so many Americans.

Of course, virtually all Americans in the path of the deluge have been negatively impacted.  Watching Michiganders wade through 2 feet of water as they have to abandon their property is akin to the American people having to wade through layers and layers of incompetence from the political class.

Governor Whitmer chortles, “We must get to the bottom of this and hold those responsible to account!”.  She is too tone deaf that those very words apply to her and her “public health advisers” who have imposed clearly anti-Constitutional laws to include mass house arrests, confiscations of property (denial of use of property “in the public interest” without just compensation), and economic carnage beyond imagination.

The political class simply must be held to account.  And that does not mean removing them from office; that is a foregone conclusion and necessity.  More accurately, lengthy jail terms, financial ruin, and, should their actions have brought about death in others, capital punishment should even remain on the table.

As we delve more and more into this “Plandemic”, what we are finding is political coordination, or at least a cadre of dedicated Democratic Obama and Hillary activists working within state governments and, more importantly, in the position of state medical directors, a position from which they can effect extremist political agendas – like shutting down entire economies and forcing 80% of the American population into perpetual house arrest.

Monika Shaeffer joined for the final 20 minutes.  Topics of discussion included updates regarding her brother’s imprisonment in Germany where he is effectively a political prisoner.  In addition, we spoke about rising awareness in Germany (it is going really slow), prison conditions for political prisoners in Germany, and her recent activism to open a children’s playground that had been closed off due to insanity by public health officials in her area.

Inside the Eye – Live! Prime Time!  5.21.20