This is another way of saying that the archive, as printing, writing, prosthesis, or hypomnesic technique in general is not only the place for stocking and for conserving an archivable content of the past which would exist in any case, such as, without the archive, one still believes it was or will have been. No, the technical structure of the archiving archive also determines the structure of the archivable content even in its very coming into existence and in its relationship to the future. The archivization produces as much as it records the event. This is also our political experience of the so-called news media.
“The Special Counsel’s investigation did not find that the Trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated with Russia in its efforts to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election.”
CNN lied to you!
MSNBC lied to you!
The Washington Post lied to you!
The New York Times lied to you!
NBC News lied to you!
ABC News lied to you!
CBS News lied to you!
Buzzfeed lied to you!
Huffington Post lied to you!
Hillary Clinton lied to you!
The Hillary Clinton campaign lied to you!
John O. Brennan lied to you!
James Comey lied to you!
Andrew McCabe lied to you!
Adam Schiff lied to you!
Nancy Pelosi lied to you!
Chuck Scuhmer lied to you!
The DNC and Democratic Party lied to you!
Stephen Colbert lied to you!
The View lied to you!
Hollywood lied to you!
Social media lied to you!
The left lied to you!
Sniveling establishment Republicans that tried to turn against the president lied to you!
Russiagate was a hoax. It was never real. It was always BS oppo research paid for by the Hillary Clinton campaign. It will go down in history as always being false. That is now definitive reality. If you ever spread the idea that Trump colluded with Russia as true, you were spreading lies. You were wrong, and you should concede you were wrong and apologize for it.
This was a conspiracy by the left in concert with the media to unseat a Democratically elected president through lies and falsehoods. The fact we went through this for almost three years is a stain on the public consciousness and a crime against the voters who expect the government to act on their behalf and the common good of all citizens. The perpetrators of these lies must be held accountable by the voters, the consumers of the propaganda outlets labeled as news and everyone else.
I will never forget this, and even though I voted for the Democratic Party in the past, I will never do so again because I doubt the people responsible for this heinous attack on democracy and the voters in the Democratic Party and the media will ever apologize. This will have huge ramifications including at the ballot box for the left. Mark my word. You won’t be able to sweep this under the rug. People will wake up. YOU HAVE BEEN EXPOSED!
This cartoon has five panels. The first four panels are narrow, and show a tight close-up of a woman’s head and shoulders as she talks on a cell phone. The final panel is a long shot, showing a sidewalk scene.
Panel 1
A woman with blonde hair, and glasses pushed up on top of her head, talks on a cell phone. She looks frightened.
WOMAN: If you don’t live in Portland, you can’t imagine what it’s like. It’s a friggin’ war zone here!
Panel 2
She continues speaking into her cell phone, now looking a bit angry.
WOMAN: Every day we’re dodging tear gas and concrete milkshakes! Proud boys and antifa are everywhere!
Panel 3
She holds up one hand to cup by her mouth, as if whispering.
WOMAN: Don’t print my name…. I don’t want to become their next target.
Panel 4
She looks wide-eyed and panicked as she presses the button to hang up the phone.
WOMAN: Even talking to you like this– oh no! Someone’s coming! No, NO! Please, don’t hurt me! AAARGH!
PHONE: Click.
Panel 5
The “camera” has backed very far back, and we can now see that the woman is sitting with a friend at an outdoor table on the sidewalk in front of a restaurant or cafe. The friend is wide-eyed with shock; the woman is sipping her coffee and smiling as if she’s very pleased with herself.
We can also see almost a full block of the sidewalk they’re sitting on, and some of the street. It’s a peaceful street scene; diners sit at tables with striped umbrellas; a mom pushes a baby carriage; a parent bikes by with a toddler seated between the parent and the handle bars; two children play catch; further back, a woman in a black dress bikes, her black hair blowing behind her. The red brick building has green paint accents, and in the distance, trees and a mountain can be seen behind the city buildings.
