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Ares
17th November 2019, 09:45 AM
The timing is right for everyone to understand what Donald Trump is doing, and try to decrypt the ambiguity of how he is is doing it. The controversial President has a much clearer agenda than anyone can imagine on both foreign policy and internal affairs, but since he has to stay in power or even stay alive to achieve his objectives, his strategy is so refined and subtle that next to no one can see it. His overall objective is so ambitious that he has to follow random elliptic courses to get from point A to point B, using patterns that throw people off on their comprehension of the man. That includes most independent journalists and so-called alternative analysts, as much as Western mainstream fake-news publishers and a large majority of the population.

About his strategy, I could make a quick and accurate analogy with medication: most pills are designed to cure a problem, but come with an array of secondary after-effects. Well, Trump is using medication solely for their after-effects, while the first intent of the pill is what’s keeping him in power and alive. By the end of this article, you’ll see that this metaphor applies for just about every decision, move or declaration he’s made. Once you understand what Trump is about, you’ll be able to appreciate the extraordinary presidency he’s conducting, like no predecessor ever came close to match.

To start off, let’s clear the one aspect of his mission that is straightforward and terribly direct: he’s the first and only American President to ever address humanity’s worst collective flaw, its total ignorance of reality. Because medias and education are both controlled by the handful of billionaires that are running the planet, we don’t know anything about our history that’s been twisted dry by the winners, and we don’t have a clue about our present world. As he stepped in the political arena, Donald popularized the expression «fake news» to convince the American citizens, and the world population as well, that medias always lie to you. The expression has now become commonplace, but do you realize how deeply shocking is the fact that nearly everything you think you know is totally fake? Media lies don’t just cover history and politics, but they have shaped your false perception on topics like economy, food, climate, health, on everything. What if I told you that we know exactly who shot JFK from the grassy knoll, that the foreknowledge of Pearl Harbor was proven in court, that the CO2 greenhouse effect is scientifically absurd, that our money is created through loans by banks who don’t even have the funds, or that science proves with a 100% certainty that 911 was an inside job? Ever heard of a mainstream journalist, PBS documentary or university teacher telling you about any of this? 44 Presidents came and went without even raising one word about this huge problem, before the 45th came along. Trump knows that freeing the people out of this unfathomable ignorance is the first step to overall freedom, so he started calling mainstream journalists and their news outlets for what they are: pathological liars.

«Thousands of mental health professionals agree with Woodward and the New York Times op-ed author: Trump is dangerous.»

– Bandy X. Lee, The Conversation 2018

«The question is not whether the President is crazy but whether he is crazy like a fox or crazy like crazy.»

– Masha Gessen, The New Yorker 2017

Let’s make one thing clear: to the establishment, Trump isn’t mentally challenged, but he’s definitely seen as a possible nemesis of their world. Ever since he moved in the White House, Trump has been depicted as a narcissist, a racist, a sexist and a climate-skeptic, loaded with shady past stories and mental issues. Even though an approximate 60% of the American people don’t trust medias anymore, many have bought the story that Trump might be slightly crazy or unfit to rule, and the statistic climbs even higher when you get out of the USA. Of course, Donald isn’t doing anything special to change the deeply negative perception that so many journalists and people alike have about him. He’s openly outrageous and provocative on Twitter, he sounds impulsive and dumb most of the time, acts irrationally, lies on a daily basis, and throws out sanctions and threats as if they were candy canes out of an elf’s side bag in a mall in December. Right away, we can destroy one persistent media myth: the image Trump is projecting is self-destructive and it’s the exact opposite of how pathological narcissists act, since they thrive to be loved and admired by everyone. Donald simply doesn’t care if you like him or not, which makes him the ultimate anti-narcissist, by its psychological definition. And that’s not even up for opinion, it’s a quite simple and undeniable fact.

His general plan exhales from one of his favorite motto: «We will give power back to the people», because the United States and its imperialist web woven over the world have been in the hands of a few globalist bankers, military industrials and multinationals for more than a century. To achieve his plan, he has to end wars abroad, bring back the kids, dismantle the NATO and CIA, get control over the Federal Reserve, cut every link with foreign allies, abolish the Swift financial system, demolish the propaganda power of the medias, drain the swamp of the deep state that’s running the spying agencies and disable the shadow government that’s lurking in the Council on foreign relations and Trilateral Commission’s offices. In short, he has to destroy the New World Order and its globalist ideology. The task is huge and dangerous to say the least. Thankfully, he’s not alone.

Before we get on his techniques and tactics, we have to know a little bit more about what’s really been going on in the world.
Mighty Russia

Since Peter the Great, the whole history of Russia is a permanent demonstration of its will to maintain its political and economical independence from international banks and imperialism, pushing this great nation to help many smaller countries fighting to keep their own independence. Twice Russia helped the United States against the British/Rothschild Empire; first by openly supporting them in the Independence War, and again in the Civil War, when Rothschild’s were funding the Confederates to politically break down the nation to bring it back in the British colonial Empire’s coop. Russia also destroyed Napoleon and the Nazis, whom were both funded by international banks as tools to crush economically independent nations. Independence is in their DNA. After almost a decade of Western oligarchy taking over Russia’s economy after the fall of USSR in 1991, Putin took power and drained the Russian swamp. Since then, each and every move that he has made aims to destroy the American Empire, or the entity that replaced the British Empire in 1944, which is the non-conspiracy theory name of the New World Order. The new empire is basically the same central banking scheme, with just a slightly different set of owners that switched the British army for NATO, as their world Gestapo.

Until Trump came along, Putin was single handedly fighting the New World Order who’s century-old obsession is the control of the world oil market, since oil is the blood running through the veins of the world economy. Oil is a thousand times more valuable than gold. Cargo ships, airplanes and armies don’t run on batteries. Therefore, to counter the globalists, Putin developed the best offensive and defensive missile systems, with the result that Russia can now protect every independent oil producer such as Syria, Venezuela and Iran. Central bankers and the US shadow government are still hanging on to their dying plan, because without a victory in Syria, there’s no enlarging Israel, thus ending the century-old fantasy of uniting the Middle East oil production in the hands of the New World Order. Ask Lord Balfour if you have any doubt. That’s the real stake of the Syrian war, it’s nothing short of do or die.

A century of lies

Now, because a shadow government is giving direct orders to the CIA and NATO in the name of banks and industries, Trump has no control over the military. The deep state is a rosary of permanent officials ruling Washington and the Pentagon, that only respond to their orders. If you still believe that the «Commander in chief» is in charge, explain why every time Trump ordered to pull out of Syria and Afghanistan, more troops came in? As I’m writing this text, US and NATO troops pulled out of the Kurdish zones, went to Iraq, and came back with heavier equipment around the oil reserves of Syria. Donald has a lot more of swamp draining to do before the Pentagon actually listens to anything he says. Trump should be outraged and denunciate out loud that the military command doesn’t bother about what he thinks, but this would ignite an unimaginable chaos, and perhaps even a civil war in the US, if the citizens who own roughly 393 million weapons in their homes were to learn that private interests are in charge of the military. It would also lead to a very simple but dramatic question: «What is exactly the purpose of democracy?» These weapons are the titanium fences guarding the population from a totalitarian Big Brother.

One has to realize how much trouble the US army and spying agencies have been going through in creating false-flag operations for more than a century, so that their interventions always looked righteous, in the name of democracy promotion, human rights and justice around the planet. They blew up the Maine ship in 1898 to enter the Hispanic-American war, then the Lusitania in 1915 to enter WW1. They pushed Japan to attack Pearl Harbor in 1941, knew about the attack 10 days in advance and said nothing to the Hawaiian base. They made up a North Vietnamese torpedo aggression on their ships in the Tonkin Bay to justify sending boots on the Vietnamese ground. They made up a story of Iraqi soldiers destroying nurseries to invade Kuwait in 1991. They invented mass destruction weapons to attack Iraq again in 2003, and organized 911 to shred the 1789 Constitution, attack Afghanistan and launch a War on terror. This totally fake mask of virtue has to be preserved for controlling the opinion of the American citizens and their domestic arsenal, who have to believe that they wear the white cowboy hats of democracy.

So how did Trump react when he learned that American troops were re-entering Syria? He repeated again and again in every interview and declaration that «we have secured the oil fields of Syria», and even added «I’m thinking about sending Exxon in the region to take care of the Syrian oil». Neocons, Zionists and banks were thrilled, but everyone else is outraged, because the vast majority doesn’t understand that Trump is swallowing this pill solely for its after-effects. On this single bottle is written in fine print that «the use of this drug might force American-NATO troops out of Syria under the pressure of the united world community and flabbergasted American population.» Trump made the situation unsustainable for NATO to stay in Syria, and how he’s been repeating this deeply shocking, politically incorrect position clearly shows his real intention. He destroyed over a century of fake virtue in a single sentence.
Trump is a historical anomaly

Trump is only the fourth president in US history to actually fight for the people, unlike all 41 others, who mainly channeled the people’s money in a pipeline of dollars that ends up in private banks. First there was Andrew Jackson who was shot after he destroyed the Second National Bank that he openly accused of being controlled by the Rothschild and The City in London. Then there was Abraham Lincoln, who was murdered after printing his «greenbacks», national money that the state issued to pay the soldiers because Lincoln had refused to borrow money from Rothschild at 24% interest. Then there was JFK, who was killed for a dozen reasons that mostly went against the banks and military industries profits, and now is Donald Trump, who shouted that he would «Give America back to the people».

Like most businessmen, Trump hates banks, for the formidable power that they have over the economy. Just take a peek at Henry Ford’s only book, «The International Jew» to find out how deep was his distrust and hatred of international banks. Trump’s businesses have suffered a lot because of these institutions that basically sell you an umbrella, only to take it back as soon as it rains. Private banking’s control over money creation and interest rates, through every Central Bank of almost every country is a permanent power over nations, far above the ephemeral cycle of politicians. By the year 2000, these nation looters were only a few steps away from their planetary totalitarian dream, but a couple of details stood still: Vladimir Putin and 393 million American weapons. Then came along orange-faced Donald, the last piece in the puzzle that we the people, needed to terminate 250 years of the banking empire.
Techniques and tactics

Early in his mandate, Trump naively tried the direct approach, by surrounding himself with establishment rebels like Michael Flynn and Steve Bannon, then by annoying each and everyone of his foreign allies, shredding their free-trade treaties, imposing taxes on imports and insulting them in their face in the G7 meetings of 2017 and 2018. The reaction was strong and everyone doubled-down on the Russiagate absurdity, as it looked like the only option to stop the man on his path of globalism destruction. Predictably, the direct approach went nowhere; Flynn and Bannon had to go, and Trump was entangled in a handful of inquiries that made him realize that he wouldn’t get anything accomplished with transparency. He had to find a way to annihilate the most dangerous people on the planet, but at the same time, stay in power and alive. He had to smarten up.

That’s when his genius exploded on the world. He completely changed his strategy and approach, and started taking absurd decisions and tweeting outrageous declarations. As threatening and dangerous as some of these first looked, Trump didn’t use them for their first degree meaning, but was aiming at the genuine second degree effects that his moves would have. And he didn’t care about what people thought of him as he did, for only results count in the end. He would even play buffoon over Twitter, look naive, lunatic or downright idiotic, perhaps in the hope to impregnate the belief that he didn’t know what he’s doing, and that he couldn’t be that dangerous. He’s willfully being politically incorrect to show the ugly face that the United States are hiding behind their mask.

The first test on his new approach was to try to stop the growing danger of an attack and invasion of North Korea by NATO. Trump insulted Kim Jung-Un through Twitter, called him Rocket Man, and threatened to nuke North Korea to the ground. His raging political incorrectness went on for weeks until it sank in everyone’s minds that those were not good reasons to attack a country. He paralyzed NATO. Trump then met Rocket Man, and they walked in the park with the start of a beautiful friendship, laughing together, while accomplishing absolutely nothing in their negotiations, since they have nothing to negotiate about. Many were talking about the Nobel price for peace, because many don’t know that it’s usually handed to whitewash war criminals like Obama or Kissinger.

Then came Venezuela. Trump pushed his tactic a step further, to make sure that no one could support an attack on the free country. He put the worst neo-cons available on the case: Elliott Abrams, formerly convicted of conspiracy in the Iran-Contras deal in the ’80s and John Bolton, famous first-degree warmonger. Trump then confirmed Juan Guaido as his choice for president of Venezuela; an empty puppet so dumb that he can’t even see how much he’s being used. Again, Trump threatened to burn the country to rubbles, while the world community watched in awe the total lack of subtlety and diplomacy in Trump’s behavior, with the result that Brazil and Colombia backed away and said they wanted nothing to do with an attack on Venezuela. Trump’s medicine left only 40 satellite countries worldwide, with Presidents and Prime Ministers brain dead enough to shyly support Guaido the Jester. Donald checked the box beside Venezuela on his list and kept scrolling down.

Then came the two gifts to Israel: Jerusalem as a capital, and the Syrian Golan Heights as its confirmed possession. Netanyahu whom isn’t the sharpest pencil in the box jumped of joy, and everyone yelled that Trump was a Zionist. The real after-effect result was that the whole of the Middle East united against Israel, which no one can support anymore. Even their historical accomplice Saudi Arabia had to openly disapprove this huge slap in the face of Islam. The two Trump gifts were in fact back stabs in the Israel state, whose future doesn’t look too bright nowadays, since NATO will have to move out of the region. Check again.
As reality sinks in

But there’s more! With his lack of control over NATO and the army, Trump is very limited in his actions. At first glance, the outstanding multiplication of economical sanctions on countries like Russia, Turkey, China, Iran, Venezuela and other nations look tough and merciless, but the reality of these sanctions pushed those countries out of the Swift financial system designed to keep enslaving nations through the dollar hegemony, and they’re all slipping away from the international banks’ grip. It forced Russia, China and India to create an alternative system of trade payments based on national currencies, instead of the almighty dollar. The bipolar reality of the world is now official, and with his upcoming next sanctions, Trump will push more countries out of the Swift system to join the other side, while important banks are starting to fall in Europe.

Even in the political hurricane Trump is in, he still finds time to display his almost childish arrogant humor. Look at his grandiose mockery of Hillary Clinton and Barrack Obama, as he sat down with the most straight-faced generals he could find, to take a picture in a so-called «situation room» as they faked the monitoring of the death of Baghdadi somewhere he couldn’t be, exactly like his criminal predecessors did a long time ago with the fake Bin Laden killing. He even pushed the farce to adding the details of a dog recognizing Daesch’s fake caliph by sniffing his underwear. Now that you understand what Trump is really about, you will also be able to appreciate the show, in all of its splendor and true meaning.

«We have secured the oil fields of Syria». Indeed, with this short sentence, Trump joined his voice to that of General Smedley Butler who rocked the world 80 years ago with a tiny book called «War is a racket». Looting and stealing oil is definitely not as virtuous as promoting democracy and justice. What amazes me is those numerous «alternative» journalists and analysts, who know on the tip of their fingers every technical problem about 911, or scientific reality on the absurd global warming story, but still don’t have a clue about what Trump is doing, 3 years in his mandate, because they bought the mainstream media that convinced everyone that Trump is mentally challenged.

For those who still entertain doubts about Trump’s agenda, do you really believe that the obvious implosion of American Imperialism over the planet is a coincidence? Do you still believe that its because of the Russian influence on the 2016 election that the CIA, the FBI, every media, the American Congress, the Federal Reserve, the Democratic party and the warmongering half of the Republicans are working against him and are even trying to impeach him? Like most stuff that comes out of medias, reality is the exact opposite of what you’re being told: Trump might be the most dedicated man to ever set foot in the Oval office. And certainly the most ambitious and politically incorrect.
Conclusion

The world will change drastically between 2020 and 2024. Trump’s second and last mandate coincides with Putin’s last mandate as President of Russia. There may never be another coincidence like this for a long time, and both know that it’s now or perhaps never. Together, they have to end NATO, Swift, and the European Union should crumble. Terrorism and anthropogenic global warming will jump in the vortex and disappear with their creators. Trump will have to drain the swamp in the CIA and Pentagon, and he has to nationalize the Federal Reserve. Along with Xi and Modi, they could put a final end to private banking in public affairs, by refusing to pay a single penny of their debts, and reset the world economy by shifting to national currencies produced by governments, as private banks will fall like dominos, with no more Obama-like servant to bail them out at your expense. Once this is done, unbearable peace and prosperity could roam the planet, as our taxes pay for the development of our countries instead of buying useless military gear and paying interests on loans by bankers who didn’t even have the money in the first place.

If you still don’t understand Donald Trump after reading the above, you’re hopeless. Or you’re might be Trudeau, Macron, Guaido, or any other useful idiot, unaware that the carpet under your feet has already slipped away.

https://orientalreview.org/2019/11/15/about-trump/

Cebu_4_2
17th November 2019, 12:13 PM
That was a good read. The Greatest Show on Earth.

woodman
17th November 2019, 02:11 PM
A fresh look at it; a different perspective. Time will tell.

Horn
17th November 2019, 10:31 PM
I'm still waiting for Greta Thunberg to figure out how Trump's homegrown economy and avoidance of global carbon taxing schemes is better for the planet's global warming,

then shipping large loads of raw materials and finished products all over the planet.

Trump hasn't even figured out that angle, himself.

Horn
18th November 2019, 10:46 AM
Bwaahh!!

You're really giving him too much credit...

https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/fed-says-powell-unexpectedly-met-trump-mnuchin-monday-morning

Cebu_4_2
18th November 2019, 11:12 AM
You didn't read the OP article...

Horn
19th November 2019, 02:27 PM
You didn't read the OP article...

Sure, I did.

My post is an adenda to it.

If Trump cant find the angles to silence his critics, he should really run as an independent next term and abandon his party.

Cebu_4_2
19th November 2019, 06:17 PM
Sure, I did.

My post is an adenda to it.

If Trump cant find the angles to silence his critics, he should really run as an independent next term and abandon his party.

You should run, I'll vote for you. Man I really thought you were over the top and appreciated your posts until this. Wow.

old steel
19th November 2019, 06:50 PM
Something has got to give.

Which straw will break the camels back?

Enjoy the show.

https://twitter.com/HerbSkweezins/status/1196934296319250432

Cebu_4_2
19th November 2019, 07:32 PM
Something has got to give.

Which straw will break the camels back?

Enjoy the show.

https://twitter.com/HerbSkweezins/status/1196934296319250432

THere will be a big pounding crack, then silence. And then there will be a sound like a huge tree falling over, then when it lands an earth shaking vibration. And then there will be silence once again giving us the time to do things we were called upon correctly.

Horn
19th November 2019, 10:41 PM
Its not that he is mentally challenged, its developly challenged. (which is odd from a developer)

He's like that kid in the locker room who got burned by insult, but than had no more ammon to rebut with than some lesser type insult.

Neuro
19th November 2019, 11:00 PM
Only a complete genius could manage to portray himself as a bumbling idiot, to safely expose the world for what it is.

The court jester!

woodman
20th November 2019, 04:46 AM
Only a complete genius could manage to portray himself as a bumbling idiot, to safely expose the world for what it is.

The court jester!
I am reminded of the movie "Being There", with Peter Sellers. If you have not seen it, you should. Classic. Clown World indeed.

Neuro
20th November 2019, 06:16 AM
I must say the way he handled the neocons, by taking in John Bolton, ignoring or ridiculing everything he said and then firing him, was masterfully played... He neutralized and finally humiliated them.

Neuro
21st November 2019, 05:38 AM
I am reminded of the movie "Being There", with Peter Sellers. If you have not seen it, you should. Classic. Clown World indeed.

I watched it Yesterday, opposite of trump where an idiot ignoramus appears to be this wizard genius because people think he speaks in parables.

woodman
21st November 2019, 07:28 AM
I watched it Yesterday, opposite of trump where an idiot ignoramus appears to be this wizard genius because people think he speaks in parables.
Peter Sellers did some brilliant work. Did you like it Neuro? I saw it many years ago and was quite amused. Opposite of Trump? Perhaps. Trump is obviously intelligent, if we are to go by his ability to belabor a point or articulate in speech. Beyond that, I say wait and see. I have been waiting to see something and there has been nothing so far. Strange way to get somewhere; by going nowhere at all. Strange way to overcome your adversaries; by giving them more and more ground. It is true that in a contest (war, battle, fight) you often give ground in order to lull them (appeal to their arrogance) into an untenable position where they are in a position to lose even more than if you had confronted them directly, and it is true that there is no clear way for one man or a contingent to directly confront the cabal that many claim he is against. However, his bumbling, knee-jerk, sophomoric, hubristic approach to governance and diplomacy, may be exactly what it appears to be; the bumblings of an arrogant inept who is in over his head. I don't know. Really, I just don't know. If I was forced to take a stand of opinion here, I would probably say he is simply running on instinct and probably as inept as he appears to be, but I also realize that I am only being shown one side of the equation and that side is being shown largely by an hostile entity, the Hostile Elite's system of information that we all rely on more or less for basic information; a filter that shows us a world view we cannot rely on.

I am all for the things he claims to want to achieve. I want to give him the benefit of the doubt but I fear this is a position of childlike gullibility. And after all, isn't it childish gullibility that has gotten un into the existential (to be or not to be) position we are in?

I would ask two basic questions: If Trump has surrounded himself with Neocons and charlatans in order to out them and humiliate them as the article in the opening post suggests, then he must have a contingent of Constitutionally minded, able minded patriots who are managing his affairs of state and ready to step into open positions. Where the hell are they? Why didn't he just put them into these positions from the get go?

To conclude: Trump has achieved nothing. To believe that his methods are strokes of genius is perhaps just a gullible position. Personally I hope he is a 'for real' patriot. To think that a second term will be the magic ingredient that will make the cake bakeable is perhaps only wishful thinking. He may decry the swamp but billionaires such as himself are an integral part of what the swamp is; a cabal of insiders, using the system to enrich 'them and theirs' and to manage civilization to their own ends.


Long winded this morning.

Neuro
21st November 2019, 07:47 AM
Am I 100% certain that he isn’t the bumbling idiot I believe he is acting? No I am not, but with time passing and he actually gets more and more things done that he set out to do. Taking troops back, renegotiating trade deals especially targeting China. Getting NATO allies to take greater responsibility for budget/alternatively dissolving NATO, and in face of the onslaught of relentless attacks from his political opponents attempting to take him down, and still managing to strengths
his position. I would say that it appears it is less and less likely he is that bumbling unrefined idiot, but it is something he had chosen to act as a way of getting policy through. I have seen on Facebook that most of the spreading of his declarations is actually done by people who sincerely hate his guts.

And did I like it? Yes, I did, even though Peter Sellers isn’t a favorite for me. I find him ultra-annoying.

Jewboo
21st November 2019, 09:00 AM
To conclude: Trump has achieved nothing. To believe that his methods are strokes of genius is perhaps just a gullible position...

Still not even one mile of NEW wall built in over three years. (https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2019/nov/14/dhs-confirms-no-new-border-wall-yet/)

He put this dumb nigger in an official White House office. (https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/qOeDIrs8B-1nqOuAPWcwX9t79VQ=/0x0:5184x3456/1200x800/filters:focal(2178x1314:3006x2142)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/57974261/633295344.jpg.0.jpg)

Cebu_4_2
21st November 2019, 10:22 AM
He put this dumb nigger in an official White House office. (https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/qOeDIrs8B-1nqOuAPWcwX9t79VQ=/0x0:5184x3456/1200x800/filters:focal(2178x1314:3006x2142)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/57974261/633295344.jpg.0.jpg)

Look at Trumps face LMAO...

Horn
21st November 2019, 09:08 PM
I would say that it appears it is less and less likely he is that bumbling unrefined idiot, but it is something he had chosen to act as a way of getting policy through. I have seen on Facebook that most of the spreading of his declarations is actually done by people who sincerely hate his guts.

And did I like it? Yes, I did, even though Peter Sellers isn’t a favorite for me. I find him ultra-annoying.

Peter Pumpkinhead, you mean?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLt60MUv7AU

Ridicule only empowers any enemy, they must be completely vanquished and done by law.

Kavenaugh, Nunes, Trump all meatballs.

Neuro
21st November 2019, 10:10 PM
Still not even one mile of NEW wall built in over three years. (https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2019/nov/14/dhs-confirms-no-new-border-wall-yet/)

He put this dumb nigger in an official White House office. (https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/qOeDIrs8B-1nqOuAPWcwX9t79VQ=/0x0:5184x3456/1200x800/filters:focal(2178x1314:3006x2142)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/57974261/633295344.jpg.0.jpg)

Oh there was already a wall? What’s the big fuss about then?

Half Sense
22nd November 2019, 04:44 PM
Like the article suggested, when Trump went straight at the Swamp, it backfired. Doing it sneaky takes a lot more time, a lot more subtlety, alienates a lot of supporters and surrounds Trump with back-stabbers. But at the very least, Trump is exposing the enemy for all to see. That may be his greatest legacy.

Cebu_4_2
22nd November 2019, 04:47 PM
Like the article suggested, when Trump went straight at the Swamp, it backfired. Doing it sneaky takes a lot more time, a lot more subtlety, alienates a lot of supporters and surrounds Trump with back-stabbers. But at the very least, Trump is exposing the enemy for all to see. That may be his greatest legacy.

Absolutely, I think the guy is a genius. Where JFK failed Trump has it covered. With the recent poison attack and survival I believe he is more destined to help this country.

Horn
23rd November 2019, 07:44 AM
Any swamp system that remains in place after 4 more years of Trump's term, will (by default) have his stamp of approval.

To wit there will be just as many swamp systems in place as when he took office.

Why? Cause this type of exposing only creates a systematic bedfellow of corruption, Do you think Biden would still be running for candidate if it were any other way?

Rome will not question Senators sons taking positions abroad henceforth due to possibly returning to this type of fiasco.

Cebu_4_2
23rd November 2019, 12:29 PM
Rome will not question Senators sons taking positions abroad henceforth due to possibly returning to this type of fiasco.

We're not in Rome tho...

Half Sense
23rd November 2019, 01:34 PM
There's no going back to the pre-Trump era.

vacuum
23rd November 2019, 04:30 PM
Just to add some weight to the OP, here are a few articles from just today supporting it:

US military does not obey the president's orders:
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/11/23/stunning-if-true-nyt-reports-u-s-navy-secretary-richard-spencer-blackmailing-president-trump/

Entire US congress protecting corruption:
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/11/23/laundry-disruptor-rudy-giuliani-sends-letter-to-senator-graham-outlining-ambassador-bill-taylor-efforts-to-block-witnesses/

woodman
23rd November 2019, 06:37 PM
Just to add some weight to the OP, here are a few articles from just today supporting it:

US military does not obey the president's orders:
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/11/23/stunning-if-true-nyt-reports-u-s-navy-secretary-richard-spencer-blackmailing-president-trump/

Entire US congress protecting corruption:
https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/11/23/laundry-disruptor-rudy-giuliani-sends-letter-to-senator-graham-outlining-ambassador-bill-taylor-efforts-to-block-witnesses/
It is starting to become apparent that whether he intended it or not, Trump has exposed the entire swamp in all it's technicolor glory. Our entire government seems to be composed of criminals, (I know that is way too simplistic, surely there are a few honest ones?) all feeding off each-other's scams. All trying to protect each-other because they know if one falls, it will be a free fall for all. It would seem our entire government needs to be nuked.

If only our military was up to the job of executing martial law in order to clean out all the rats. It seems that the rats have infiltrated and control the military. Did we really think it would be any other way?

Spun Gold
24th November 2019, 03:32 PM
I'm afraid Trump is not ready to make the ultimate sacrifice.. having his children assassinated,
because if not for that I think he would have acted by now.

Ares
24th November 2019, 03:39 PM
I'm afraid Trump is not ready to make the ultimate sacrifice.. having his children assassinated,
because if not for that I think he would have acted by now.

As a father myself, I'm not sure if I were in Trump's position if I could make that decision either.

Neuro
24th November 2019, 11:57 PM
Any swamp system that remains in place after 4 more years of Trump's term, will (by default) have his stamp of approval.

To wit there will be just as many swamp systems in place as when he took office.

Why? Cause this type of exposing only creates a systematic bedfellow of corruption, Do you think Biden would still be running for candidate if it were any other way?

Rome will not question Senators sons taking positions abroad henceforth due to possibly returning to this type of fiasco.
In theory political opponents shouldn’t have to do the exposing of corruption. It should have been done long time ago by the FBI or AG during the time of the Obama regime. But they thought it healthier not to see at that time. Likewise with Clinton corruption. Now they are going after Trump for exposing Biden family corruption. Trump is like a Teflon coated eel, so strangling him will be very difficult and will most likely not happen. Biden has already lost the primary, I bet he mainly stay in the race to maintain his “untouchable” “political opponent” status.

Tumbleweed
25th November 2019, 04:56 AM
X22 Report says the liars have trapped themselves and what ever they do Trump wins.

From the comments....... "Dems are going down Quicker than slick Willy's pants on Epstein ISLAND".





https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4&v=iDB6GqW8Fmw&feature=emb_lo go

vacuum
25th November 2019, 03:33 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIMke1g5ygM

Horn
25th November 2019, 08:20 PM
In theory political opponents shouldn’t have to do the exposing of corruption. It should have been done long time ago by the FBI or AG during the time of the Obama regime. But they thought it healthier not to see at that time. Likewise with Clinton corruption. Now they are going after Trump for exposing Biden family corruption. Trump is like a Teflon coated eel, so strangling him will be very difficult and will most likely not happen. Biden has already lost the primary, I bet he mainly stay in the race to maintain his “untouchable” “political opponent” status.

And 51% of the U.S. will still be bedfellows of systematic corruption after Trump leaves in 4 years... Biden or Bloomberg supporters.

madfranks
27th November 2019, 12:42 PM
I finally got around to reading this. It's overly optimistic IMO, but I would love to be proven wrong, and I would love even more if Trump actually tried to nationalize the Federal Reserve. That would be amazing.

Cebu_4_2
27th November 2019, 03:46 PM
if Trump actually tried to nationalize the Federal Reserve. That would be amazing.

He is angering a bunch in washington with the shit he is doing so far.

woodman
27th November 2019, 03:56 PM
He is angering a bunch in washington with the shit he is doing so far.
They do have their panties in a bind. It is a good thing that he is pissing the libtards off. As far as nationalizing the Fed, look what happened to Kennedy. Has Trump made any comments about nationalizing the Fed?

Cebu_4_2
28th November 2019, 10:48 AM
They do have their panties in a bind. It is a good thing that he is pissing the libtards off. As far as nationalizing the Fed, look what happened to Kennedy. Has Trump made any comments about nationalizing the Fed?

Not sure. I did read something about him blaming the Fed a while back but time I read it all and went back to copy paste it here it vanished. Go figure. Let me see if I can find anything about it.

Edit: Choose your poison.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=trump+fed+reserve&ia=web

Cebu_4_2
28th November 2019, 11:01 AM
Trump poised to take control of the Federal Reserve

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/20/trump-poised-to-take-control-of-the-federal-reserve.html

President Trump sharply criticized the Federal Reserve this week, saying interest rate increases are hurting the economy.

Trump will have the opportunity to fashion the central bank in the image he would like as he has four vacancies to fill on the board of governors.
The result could be a more politicized Fed.

Richard X. Bove
Published 11:58 AM ET Fri, 20 July 2018 Updated 6:26 PM ET Fri, 20 July 2018
CNBC.com

Trump: I don't necessarily agree with raising rates

1:41 PM ET Thu, 19 July 2018 | 01:35

President Donald Trump has multiple reasons as to why he should take control of the Federal Reserve. He will do so both because he can and because his broader policies argue that he should do so. The president is anti-overregulating American industry. The Fed is a leader in pushing stringent regulation on the nation. By raising interest rates and stopping the growth in the money supply it stands in the way of further growth in the American economy.

First, He Can

The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve is required to have seven members. It has three. Two of the current governors were put into their position by President Trump. Two more have been nominated by the president and are awaiting confirmation by the Senate. After these two are put on the Fed’s board, the president will then nominate two more to follow them. In essence, it is possible that six of the seven Board members will be put in place by Trump.

The Federal Open Market Committee has 12 members and sets the nation’s monetary policy. Seven of the 12 are the members of the Board of Governors. Five additional are Federal Reserve district bank presidents. Other than the head of the Fed bank in New York, who was nominated by the president, the other four can only take their positions as district bank presidents if the board in Washington agrees to their hiring. One of these, the Fed Bank president in Minneapolis, Neel Kashkari, is already arguing for no further rate increases.

Experts react to President Trump's comments on Federal Reserve hike
Trump’s comments on the Fed were a big deal. Here’s why
6:19 PM ET Fri, 20 July 2018 | 02:05

Second, Regulation

Following the passage of the Dodd Frank Act in July 2010, the Fed was given enormous power to regulate the banking industry. It moved quickly to implement a number of new rules. The Fed set up a system that would penalize banks that failed to obey its new rules. These rules included setting limits as to how big an individual bank could be; how much money the banks had to invest in fed funds and Treasurys as a percent of their assets; which loans were desirable and which were not; where the banks had to obtain their funding and many, many, more up to and including how much a bank could pay its investors in dividends.

These rules have meaningfully slowed bank investments in the economy (the Volcker Rule) and they have had a crippling effect on bank lending in the housing markets (other agencies have had an impact here also).

Thus, of all of the government agencies the Fed has been possibly the most restrictive. The president has already moved to correct these excesses by putting in place a new Fed Governor (Randal Quarles) to regulate the banking industry.

Three, Killing Economic Growth

In the second quarter of 2018, the growth in non-seasonally adjusted money supply (M2) has been zero. That’s right, the money supply did not grow at all. This is because the Fed is shrinking its balance sheet ultimately by $50 billion per month. In addition, the Fed has raised interest rates seven times since Q4 2015. Supposedly there are five more rate increases coming.

This is the tightest monetary policy since Paul Volcker headed the institution in the mid-1980s. It will be recalled his policies led to back-to-back recessions. Current Fed monetary policy is directly in conflict with the president’s economic goals.

Moreover, the Treasury is estimating it will pay $415 billion in interest on the federal debt in this fiscal year. A better estimate might be $450 billion if rates keep going up. There are a lot of bridges and tunnels and jobs that could be created with this money.

Then there is inflation. It is likely to rise if the Fed eases its policies. If that happens paying down the federal debt becomes easier. On a less desirable note, higher interest rates lower real estate values. Lower rates that stimulate inflation increase real estate values.

Bottom Line

The president can and will take control of the Fed. It may be recalled when the law was written creating the Federal Reserve the secretary of the Treasury was designated as the head of the Federal Reserve. We are going to return to that era. Like it or not the Fed is about to be politicized.

monty
28th November 2019, 11:24 AM
If the State Legislators had the cajones they would make gold & silver coln tender for debts, bypassing Trump & Congress and then perhaps the Fed would shrivel and die

Article I §10 Clause 1 No State shall make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts;

No consent from Congress is necessary because the Constution says they must.

midnight rambler
28th November 2019, 12:48 PM
No consent from Congress is necessary because the Constution says they must.

That one statement right there tells me your a naught-zee raycist.

ETA: Oh, and anti-semitic too since you prolly think that it's all some zionist bankster plot.

monty
28th November 2019, 03:41 PM
Anyone who defends/supports the Constitution is automatically placed on the FBI's domestic terrist list ;-)

The

Cebu_4_2
28th November 2019, 06:21 PM
FBI and CIA are on Trumps Shit list. What it becomes is no clue. But he is there shit posting them.

Horn
28th November 2019, 09:02 PM
DOJ Watchdog Expected To Downgrade 'Spying' On Trump Campaign To 'Typical Law Enforcement Activities'

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/doj-watchdog-expected-downgrade-spying-trump-campaign-typical-law-enforcement-activities


They've positioned themselves to name him a "crazy conspiracy theorist" for Five more years and beyond.

That tiny task of reclaiming the Bank could seem a taller goal from this vantage.

Neuro
28th November 2019, 10:40 PM
They've positioned themselves to name him a "crazy conspiracy theorist" for Five more years and beyond.

That tiny task of reclaiming the Bank could seem a taller goal from this vantage.


NYtimes did a story on Horowitz report. I warned folks many times about Horowitz. Turns out I was right.
“ report debunks a series of conspiracy theories/insinuations about the F.B.I. that Mr. Trump & his allies have put forward over the past
2 years “..https://www.nytimes.com/2019/11/22/us/politics/russia-investigation-inspector-general-report.html?smtyp=cur&smid=tw-nytimes …
Yeah FBI spied on his campaign, but that is nothing more than wild eyed conspiracy theories now...

LOL doublethink is strong in this one!

Ares
29th November 2019, 06:07 AM
If the State Legislators had the cajones they would make gold & silver coln tender for debts, bypassing Trump & Congress and then perhaps the Fed would shrivel and die

Article I §10 Clause 1 No State shall make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debts;

No consent from Congress is necessary because the Constution says they must.

Some states have, but why would I pay my debts with gold and silver when they'll take worthless federal reserve notes?

monty
29th November 2019, 09:21 AM
Some states have, but why would I pay my debts with gold and silver when they'll take worthless federal reserve notes?

my 2 cents:

I don’t think those states have made an actual law that gold and silver coin are the legal tender in the state and that all taxes and state fees must be paid in gold or silver.

If your state made it law that gold & silver coin by the legal tender then circulated the necessary amount of gold and silver money for commerce and required taxes and license fees to and be paid in gold or silver coin eventually you probably wouldn’t hoard the coin and probably would quit using those worthless frns.

This gold money bill was drafted and confirmed workable by New Hampshire:
https://constitutionalmilitia.org/wp-content/uploads/Gold_Money_Bill.pdf

Horn
29th November 2019, 10:38 PM
Some states have, but why would I pay my debts with gold and silver when they'll take worthless federal reserve notes?

So you can buy an entire hotel when Pennsylvania turns into post WWII East Germany.