The DNC and Its Candidates Have Lied Nonstop

Situation normal, then.

Democrats' fakery goes deeper than just pantomiming a democratic process after executing a coup against the sitting president. The Harris-Walz campaign branding of "joy"--repeated this week ad nauseum by the propaganda press--is obviously fake and forced. By running a campaign almost completely devoid of policy substance or any real interaction with the news media, consisting mostly of staged videos of Harris and Walz yukking it up on the campaign trail or delivering speeches via teleprompter at highly controlled rallies, Democrat Party leaders are essentially running a psy-op on the American electorate.

A big part of that psy-op is to lie and mislead brazenly about everything. On the opening night of the convention, Biden repeated the infamous "very fine people on both sides" hoax and the "suckers and losers" hoax, both of which anyone can easily look up in 30 seconds. He also claimed that 500,000 new electric vehicle charging stations have been created under his administration (the actual number is seven), among many other blatant falsehoods.

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker repeated the "injecting bleach" line about Donald Trump and Covid. Former President Barack Obama lied about Trump's tax cuts, claiming they only benefited the wealthy, and about how many jobs have been created under the Biden-Harris administration.

Michelle Obama falsely claimed Trump wants to outlaw IVF. Tim Walz was introduced as a "Command Sergeant Major," a rank he never achieved. Capitol Police Officer Aquilino Gonell claimed he "almost died" on January 6, when in fact he suffered no injuries. On and on, lie after lie--and of the most lazy and obvious kind.

The biggest lie of all, though, is that President Biden wasn't forced out of his reelection campaign in what amounted to a coup last month. A key part of that lie is to downplay the fact that Harris is currently the vice president and present her instead as a new entrant to the race who brings new ideas and energy. But she's been in office for nearly four years now. Biden's failed policies are her failed policies.

Democrats are caught in a bind here. If they tout Harris as an integral part of the Biden administration, a trusted advisor and partner to the president, who as VP was given real responsibilities, how can they claim she doesn't then bear responsibility for what's happened while she's been in office?

Harris taking the stage and proclaiming, "When I am president, I will bring down the cost of groceries," elides the reality that she's been in office since 2021. If she's so committed to bringing down the cost of groceries, why hasn't she done something about it? Why is everything so much more expensive than it was before Biden-Harris were in charge?

America's Groomer Dad Tim Walz continues fabricating his military record and stealing further valor.

Walz enlisted two days after his 17th birthday in April 1981. As Walz tells it, when the planes hit the Twin Towers on Sept. 11, 2001, the attack compelled him to reenlist in lieu of his 20-year retirement, to carry out his patriotic duty to serve his country in a time of war. He then retired in 2005, years after his service obligation for retirement was satisfied.

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My initial reaction to the narrative that Walz reenlisted after 9/11 out of a sense of patriotism was confusion, as his date of enlistment was April 1981 and one would expect, absent unusual circumstances involving extensions or breaks in service, his 20-year retirement date would have been April 2001 and any reenlistment or extension would've had to have been executed in April, months prior to Sept. 11, 2001.

So I looked into it. On Nov. 2, 2009, Walz sat down with a historian from the Library of Congress Veterans History Project to memorialize his service as a military veteran. During the course of Walz's description of his service to his country, he related the following regarding his decision to reenlist after the 9/11 attacks:

My 20 years was actually, ironically enough, up that week of September 11, 2001, because of the time I had off and made up, so I reenlisted like, I think, the vast majority people did with a real uncertainty but wanting to with a real sense of wanting to do something.

That was a lie.

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Walz did not complete 20 years of service in September 2001. He didn't "stay after he could've retired" because he wasn't eligible to retire.

According to Walz's Report of Separation and Record of Service, he was put on "ING" -- Inactive National Guard -- from Dec. 1, 1989, to July 12, 1990, a total of 7 months and 12 days of inactive service. Walz was reportedly teaching school in China during that period.

The Report of Separation also denotes a discrepancy between his "Total Service for Pay" and "Total Service for Retirement Pay." That difference is 7 months and 12 days.

Had Walz wanted to retire after 20 years of service, he would not be eligible to do so until at least 7 months and 12 days after his enlistment anniversary date of April 8, 1981, barring further breaks in service or failure to acquire training and participation points to meet his annual obligations.

This would have put his eligible retirement date at Nov. 20, 2001, at the earliest -- more than a month after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. At a minimum, Walz was blatantly lying in his Library of Congress Veterans Project interview about being eligible to retire, "ironically," the week of Sept. 11, 2001.

You may say, "Well, at least he eventually re-upped for service." Except that we didn't actually invade Iraq until, what, late 2003. And we know how Walz reacted when he learned his unit was deploying in 2004 -- he went over his superiors' heads to get a sympathetic and probably Democrat officer to give him a special early retirement despite the military being under "stop-loss" orders which prevented non-connected military personnel from retiring.

Walz and his horrid wife have also lied about using IVF to get pregnant. That's important, because they're pushing another lie that Trump and Vance want to ban IVF fertilization.

'My wife and I used I.V.F. to start a family.'

Democratic vice presidential pick Tim Walz is once again under metaphorical fire after his wife clarified that she never underwent IVF treatments to bear the couple's two children, as Walz has led people to believe.

In a statement to CNN published on Tuesday, Gwen Walz clarified that she and her husband used intrauterine insemination, not in vitro fertilization, to have children.

'Today is IVF Day. Thank God for IVF, my wife and I have two beautiful children.'

Gwen Walz characterized the IUI process as "incredibly personal and difficult" and as a "journey" of "desperation that can eat away at your soul."

"Like so many who have experienced these challenges, we kept it largely to ourselves at the time -- not even sharing the details with our wonderful and close family," she said in the statement.

Though the couple actually used IUI, Tim Walz has repeatedly indicated that his wife became pregnant through IVF. As recently as April, Walz's team mailed out a campaign fundraising letter in an envelope with the message "My wife and I used I.V.F. to start a family," the New York Times reported.

Several weeks ago, Walz went on MSNBC to celebrate so-called IVF Day and note its apparent association with his family. "Today is IVF Day. Thank God for IVF, my wife and I have two beautiful children," he said.

In February, the Alabama Supreme Court ruled that embryos conceived via IVF should be considered children under the law.

Walz immediately slammed the ruling in a post on his government Facebook account, indicating the ruling was a "deeply personal" matter for his family since he and his wife availed themselves of "reproductive health care like IVF" to have children.

"Don't let these guys get away with this by telling you they support IVF when their handpicked judges oppose it," he continued.

Walz just can't stop lying about his entire life story, as that article details.

Tim Walz also lies about his close personal connections to Islamic pro-terrorist extremists who praise Adolf Hitler.

Apparently there were "very fine people" on both sides of World War Two.

During his tenure as the governor of Minnesota, Walz frequently associated with a controversial imam as his administration provided grants to a group with tenuous ties to al Qaeda. Walz has not been accused of associating directly with designated terrorism groups.

During his tenure as the governor of Minnesota, Gov. Tim Walz (D-Minn.) associated on multiple occasions with a radical Muslim Imam named Asad Zaman. The Democratic vice presidential nominee's administration also provided grants to a Muslim group that raised funds for an al Qaeda-linked charity.

Walz, a former teacher, and widely regarded as a "progressive," hosted Muslim cleric Asad Zaman multiple times and even praised Zaman as a "master teacher" at a 2018 event held by the Muslim American Society of Minnesota (MAS MN), a group Zaman leads, The Washington Examiner reported.

Walz and Zaman have denied having a personal relationship despite appearing at a number of public events together between 2018 and May 2023. According to The Times of Israel, both said "they don't know each other beyond that."

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Zaman gained notoriety for sharing an allegedly pro-Hitler movie that claimed a sizable number of Jews served in Nazi Germany's military, The Times of Israel reported.

After the October 7 Hamas attacks, Zaman posted support for Palestine's "right to defend itself." Zaman also shared a statement from his organization "reaffirm[ing] its unwavering support for the Palestinian people in their struggle against the Israeli occupation."

Zaman's organization referred in their Facebook posting to "Israel's recent unprovoked attacks."

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Through that relationship with Zaman, Walz also had loose indirect ties to a U.S.-designated terrorist group that funded al Qaeda.

MAS MN has partnered with the Islamic Association of North America (IANA). IANA received numerous Minnesota grants from 2019 to 2024 during the Walz administration, including two for Mosque security.

IANA has fundraised for Rahma Worldwide, a Michigan charity claiming to ship humanitarian aid to Gaza.

Rahma Worldwide's President Shadi Zaza, in a now-deleted Facebook post, admitted to partnering on an aid initiative with the Islamic Heritage Revival Society (IHRS) in Kuwait.

IHRS was designated as a terrorist group by the U.S. Department of Treasury as long ago as 2008 and was sanctioned for funding al Qaeda. The sanctions, however, only applied to IHRS's Pakistan and Afghanistan offices and not the Minnesota-based Islamic group.

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 05:40 PM

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