“Na Na Na Na, Na Na Na Na, Hey Hey Hey, Goodbye!” Donald Trump’s Swan Song.
By Gene W. Edwards
Biden won the General Election in 2020 by a resounding 7,000,000 votes. At the same time, a spontaneous gathering of young people in Washington, D.C., just outside the White House, celebrated Trump’s defeat. They sang and danced in the street to the song “Ding-Dong. The Witch Is Dead,” from The Wizard of Oz movie. “Ding-Dong, The Witch is dead. Which old Witch? The wicked Witch. Ding Dong! The wicked Witch is dead!” Yeah, Trump.
Trump, of course, was not dead. He just died at the box office (in our nation’s election booths).
Here are the full lyrics to what they sang:
https://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/w/wizard_of_oz/ding_dong_the_witch_is_dead.html
Here’s the video of those celebrants, sure they were sealing Trump’s fate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6r-PRzbKbVw
Trump will forever insist he won by 7,000,001 votes over Biden’s total, or that he won by seven million votes, not Biden. He would also do the same thing the next time he loses (2024), if given that opportunity.
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But hold your horses (noses), y’all! Trump is still quite viable, albeit as an albatross tied around America’s neck.
The reason I bring the “Ding-Dong” song is — as I was waking up one day early this week (the last week of September 2022), I intuitively received a song in my head which could now be about Trump. The chief lyric from the song we should be ready to sing is, “Na na na na, na na na na, hey hey hey, goodbye!”
Sometime in 2023, Donald Trump will be sentenced to jail. You could either sing and dance to the above lyric then, or on the day he is marched into his jail cell for, likely, multi-years.
Go here to listen to the whole song and read its lyric:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osfydIKQMHs
The song, by Steam, was a number one hit in 1969 and the first part of 1970. Here’s the story on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Na_Na_Hey_Hey_Kiss_Him_Goodbye
Here’s a live version of Steam singing the song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsaTElBljOE
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Months ago, I notified you that I am intuitively picking up that Trump’s era in the spotlight ends in 2023. He will not be on the ticket in the General Election in 2024. I aver that by August or September of 2023, Trump will be so disgraced, or jailed, he will no longer run. Neither his party nor the public would place him anywhere near the Oval Office again — by then!
Additionally, a couple of days ago I woke up to the words, “Big one for the SN&Y!” Yeah, I know that sounds like a railroad, but symbolically I interpret to mean that the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York (SDNY) is closing in on Trump on its tax fraud case against him.
Trump overvalued some of his properties by as much as 10X. His alleged net worth is also a fiction. Three jurisdictions are after Trump. (1) Georgia has a grand jury working on its case against him for election fraud, and (2) Washington, D.C. wants to convict him of sedition — (3) but the big ammo is coming from the United States. The U.S. got Capone on Tax Charges. Why not Trump?
Let’s not forget Merrick Garland’s Department of Justice. They’ll probably file an array of three to five major charge, including inciting an insurrection and sedition, against Trump, each punishable by three to 10 years in a federal prison, hopefully, in the supermax prison in Florence, CO.
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I want to make it clear to you that I have plenty of issues with the Biden administration. As well, I have plenty of issues with Hillary Clinton. Politically, I am unaffiliated — but Trump’s psychopathy is way over the top! As a red-blooded American, steeped in the American flag, motherhood, and apple pie, I find Donald Trump’s seditious character and behavior to be anathema to constitutional governance and public order, the rule of law. Donald Trump must go! Our legal community “gets it,” knows it must exclude him from our midst, and can only do so by jailing him. And will.
[Note. Wikipedia defines a swan song as follows: “The swan song is a metaphorical phrase for a final gesture, effort, or performance given just before death or retirement.” In Trump’s case, he will protest his innocence and kingship until the end, which will not sit well with the courts of our land when it comes time for his sentencing.]
Love (in times of both feast and famine),
Gene W. Edwards
10/1/2022