Steven Bird

All jokes and doom and gloom aside, when looking back on 2020, I find many reasons to give thanks, even though the path the nation is on and the losses we've collectively suffered gives me many reserv... View MoreAll jokes and doom and gloom aside, when looking back on 2020, I find many reasons to give thanks, even though the path the nation is on and the losses we've collectively suffered gives me many reservations about the future. I'm thankful God put me where he did when he did, and gave me the foresight, ability, and means to prepare myself and my family as best I could for whatever is to come. I'm also thankful for my employer who has been very kind and supportive of its employees over this very stressful year; I'm thankful for my family; I'm thankful for my church family; I'm thankful for my friends (in-person and online); I'm thankful for my readers; and I'm thankful for many other things God has given me to prepare, support, and enrich my life, a list of which would be far too long to write down. No matter how the year has gone, there are still things in your life to be thankful for. Sure, things may seem uncertain at this point, but without the ability to be grateful for what we still have, we'd be consumed by the dark cloud that follows us over what we've lost or were unable to gain as planned. Gratitude is the key to happiness, and without it, 2021 will be a miserable year. I wish you all the best in the new year. Stay safe, keep your eyes open, and keep your head up--those who came before us and built the comfortable, stable world we've been blessed to live in went through much worse, and we've got a lot left in us. Just don't let them convince you otherwise. God bless and happy New Year!

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As 2020 comes to an end (hopefully), many take time to reflect on the past year and think about the new year to come. With this in mind, and after an exhausting effort to input as much data as I could... View MoreAs 2020 comes to an end (hopefully), many take time to reflect on the past year and think about the new year to come. With this in mind, and after an exhausting effort to input as much data as I could about 2020 into the supercomputer named Bob (short for billions of bits) in my fortified, underground bunker, along with Bob's own AI study of the world via his access to the interwebs, I have compiled a list of probabilities for what will occur in 2021. 1. Free speech will continue to be eroded, with increasing violence and intimidation against those who dare to speak out. Such acts of violence will continue to be promoted by the rhetoric from elected officials, and affirmed by their unwillingness to investigate or prosecute the offenders. Likelihood - 99.99% 2. Payrolls for the adult children of establishment politicians by foreign nations who receive massive U.S. financial assistance will skyrocket. Likelihood - 99.99% 3. Tragedies and events will occur that conveniently coincide with desired legislative outcomes, pushing public outrage to a point where such legislation can be accomplished. Likelihood - 99.95% 4. Police raids associated with "Red Flag" laws will dramatically increase. Likelihood - 92.7% 5. Food shortages will occur, triggered by a politically convenient event or crisis that will allow the government to increase its control over nationwide food production. Likelihood - 84.2% 6. Additional strains/mutations of the 'Rona will be discovered as necessary to maintain and to increase the current level of control over the population. Likelihood - 94.1% 7. An increase in online censorship will lead to a dramatic decrease in the ability of those who don't share the prescribed official list of opinions and thoughts to communicate. Likelihood - 90.4% 8. After Gisiline Maxwell's accidental death or suicide while in federal custody, sex trafficking enforcement, and awareness will dramatically decrease while the actual cases skyrocket, assisted by a new open borders policy. Likelihood - 89.8% 9. Hate speech legislation will be proposed or enacted which will be focused against those who don't share the prescribed and approved list of opinions and thoughts. Likelihood 81.9% 10. Everything will be fine and our government will work for us and not against us. Likelihood 0.00% Don't shoot me. I'm just the messenger. Bob came up with these numbers and likely outcomes on his own.

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Does anyone have a copy of the focused outrage or the organized crisis schedules for 2021 yet? I'm just trying to get ahead of things.

I'd say the most frustrated people in the deep state right now are the ones who've spent years developing and implementing facial recognition technology to track us all. #deepstate #coup #maga #2020