"Tucker Carlson Goes Off The Deep End".
I don't think I remember hearing this before:
But something happened to Tucker Carlson in early 2023 that profoundly changed him.
In his own words, he was “physically mauled by a demon or something unseen that left claw marks on my sides. Then I was seized with this very intense desire to read the Bible.”
The demon attacked him during his sleep, with his wife at his side and four dogs in the bed. In the interview he gave the Blaze 18 months later, he said he still bore the marks and woke up in the morning to find blood in the sheets.
If a demon attacks you in your sleep, and you wind up as a raving anti-Semite, you've got a bigger problem than physical scars.
Btw, Tucker, when the demon attack occurred, how long had it been since you had had your dogs' toenails clipped?
Dog claws are the first thing I thought of, reading that. My dog sleeps with me, but four dogs AND a wife in the same bed? Tbf though, my dog is a bit of a devil.
ReplyDeleteThere is so much insanity in the world.
ReplyDeleteThe left is in the lead but the right is quickly catching up.
I read a few pretty far right blogs, they've been getting really bad.
It started with racism, went on to Jews control the world, lately it's been contrails and the latest is that you're a brainwashed fool if you believe we landed on the moon.
My bloggery is getting pared down to about 5 sites.
Sounds like you visit Gab. Can't get through a day without at least one crack at the Jews. The Flat Earthers were big for a while too but they've gone quiet.
DeleteI didn't realise the craziness had spread so far.
I followed Carlson's work when he first went independent, but began to lose interest when I decided he was starting to get weird.
ReplyDeleteProbably around 2023, now that I think about it.
And V, be sure to say goodbye when you leave us, here at Paco Enterprises. BTW, I would never believe any of that silly stuff, like the earth is flat. It's clearly oblong!
I'd be too afraid to leave here.
DeleteCross Paco and his Pacostanis at your own risk.
He'd tell the Anunaki where I live.