The Persistence of Deborah Birx and Victoria Nuland
Why won't these women who are wrong about everything go away?
Salvador Dali was being characteristically weird and technically brilliant when he composed this painting in 1931 that he titled “La persistencia de la memoria” or “The persistence of memory.” To this day it remains the most iconic work of Surrealism.
I thought of it this morning while listening to a recent recording of Deborah Birx saying on CNN: “We should be testing every cow, weekly,” for H5N1 bird flu.
The only rational explanation for this assertion is that she or one of her cronies owns shares in a manufacturer of bovine viral PCR test kits. Apart from this hypothetical possibility, her assertion is manifestly insane.
What could possibly account for the Persistence of Deborah Birx as a public health figure whose “counsel” is still being sought on CNN?
In the domain of foreign policy, the same question should be urgently asked about the Persistence of Victoria Nuland—an aggressive military adventuress who has a perfect track record of being dead wrong about everything. And yet, here she is, less than a month ago, urging the U.S. “to help Ukraine hit bases in Russia.”
Can Ms. Nuland name a single American citizen apart from a large shareholder of Raytheon who stands to gain anything by our country engaging in World War III with Russia?
Really, what can possibly explain the persistence of these dumb and annoying women in public affairs? Why can’t they retire and engage in a more benign form of tormenting people, like the ladies in their local bridge clubs? In this scenario, they would at least experience some salutary, corrective action from their social peers who would quickly grow weary of them.
They remind me of John Belushi’s famous SNL skit, “The Thing that Wouldn’t Leave.”
The fact that Victoria Nuland’s family is from Ukraine is glossed over by many. There is a deep hatred from both her and Anthony Blinken’s family for everything Russia because Ukraine is the location of a former Jewish empire known as Khazaria.
What I remember of Victoria Nuland is how she stood by with her fingers jammed up her adipose twat and allowed Gonzalo Lira to die in a Ukrainian Prison -- and that likely is the least of her crimes. What I remember of Deborah Birx was her utterly disgraceful performance doing all she could during the Covid Fraudemic to ensure "Vaccine" compliance while whipping up hysteria over a disease that I highly doubt ever existed. Both these evil bitches richly merit life imprisonment if not the death penalty for the crimes they have committed.
Trouble is, they are entirely typical of the rubbish in charge across America, indeed, across The West. And there is no getting rid of any of them, viz, what I posted on my own Substack nearly a month ago: "Canada is a House on Fire. And we're locked inside it" https://captroyharkness.substack.com/p/canada-is-a-house-on-fire?utm_source=publication-search