The beleaguered Palestinian people should thank US presidential candidate Donald Trump for raising the issue of their plight at the Republican debate on February 25th of this year.
The debate took place between five candidates including a nice fellow and brain surgeon who ain't no rocket scientist, Ben Carson; a wall street criminal whose employer, Lehman Brothers, helped to nearly destroy the global economy in 2008, and received no jail time but rather a 432,200 dollar bonus for his noble efforts, John Kasich; Marco Rubio aka Mark Rubin aka Mark Rubenstein aka Jack Ruby; the Canadian Teddy Bear, Mr. Goldman-Cruz; and, the man who needs no introduction, Donald Trump, whose ethnic heritage is German and Scottish. Thus the smears in the Zionist media against Trump as an evil “Nazi” or the next “Hitler,” albeit with a Scotsman's “Braveheart.”
Throughout Trump's campaign we have heard him speak with refreshing frankness on a number of “politically incorrect” topics. One of my favorites is his lambasting of the media, “80 percent” of which he reckons are a pack of filthy vermin. He repeatedly and forcefully denounces their lies and this message resonates with the larger public who have little faith in the media or federal government to tell the truth or do the right thing.
I would like to focus on one point made by Trump during the debate, which I was impressed with at the time, but it was a caller to the James Kelso radio show, “The Trump Phenomenon,” who articulated the genius of what Trump had said when asked about his support for Israel (1).
To paraphrase Trump's answer given at the CNN debate, he agreed that he is a strong supporter of Israel, but he was the only candidate to forcefully express his sincere desire to broker a peace deal between Israel “and its neighbors” (the Palestinians). It was a shrewd and principled point for Trump to make. Trump's none too subtle message to the Republican establishment and the Israel Lobby is that under a Trump presidency the Greater Israel Expansion Project will come to an end.
It is positions like this that cause the media and political establishment fits of epileptic rage while betraying their contempt for the will of the people. Trump is becoming the legitimate representative of a ferocious tsunami of disenfranchised Americans and his growing number of electoral delegates is proof.
If one considers that at least two of the three CNN debate moderators are Jewish, then the objectivity of the framing of the debate must come into question.
The president of CNN is Jeff Zucker, Jewish, and CNN is owned by Time Warner, one of the biggest donors to Hillary Clinton (whose political career happens to be owned by Goldman Sachs). CNN anchorman and moderator Wolf Blitzer, who is Jewish, may as well be considered an out-and-out Mossad Agent with close ties to the State of Israel. Another moderator, Dana Bash, also happens to be Jewish. The third moderator was Hugh Hewitt and is of unidentified ethnicity.
According to commentator Don Advo of Stormfront Radio, Hewitt nevertheless harbors a deep hatred of Trump and uses his talk radio platform to attack Trump on a daily basis (2). The witty Trump was able to get his barbs into Hewitt during the debate by reminding him that “no one listens to your radio show, by the way.”
Given the bias of these so-called moderators how could any candidate expect to be treated fairly during or even after the debate by network talking heads (ie., the paid shills)?
The energetic philosopher and media analyst Stephan Molyneux has offered a brilliant case study which shows how the mainstream media creates and controls narratives that further the agendas of the rich and powerful, and in turn undermine any threat to their power (3). In fact, many of the TV commentators and other media gadflies one sees are not uninterested parties serving the cause of objective analysis and the greater good, but are employed by the candidates themselves or other special interests. Trump on the other hand is self funded and people love that.
Not only does Molyneux expose the huge media bias and hate-fest against Trump, but he offers a tool for examining all sorts of issues that citizens are not supposed to have their own independent, media-untainted opinions about.
From blatant distortion to outright lying (ie., including fallacious arguments such as “strawman arguments” and “ad hominem attacks”), in this case, about the statements of Trump, a wide swath of the media falsely attributes to Trump positions on issues that he has never held.
Trump may say: "Some people in the world do bad things" but the media reports: "Trump said that everyone in the world is bad" or "Trump calls humans blood sucking lizard men from Mars."
The uncritical public end up thinking Trump is a "madman" or "another Hitler" while the beloved Hillary is offered as a moderate liberal feminist. In fact, although Trump originally offered conditional support to the Iraq war, he quickly become a strong critic of it after it began, whereas Hillary has consistently supported US mass murder around the world (eg., Iraq, Libya and Syria).
The Holy Spirit speaks to a Christian minister, summer of 2015:
"Trump shall become my trumpet for the American people for he possesses qualities that are even hard to find in my people these days
Trump does not fear man nor will he allow deception and lies to go unnoticed
I am going to use him to expose darkness and perversion in America like never before
But you must understand he is like a bull in a china closet
Many will want to throw him away because he will disturb their sense of peace and tranquility
But you must listen through the bantering to listen to the truth that I will speak through him
I will use the wealth that I have given to him to expose and launch investigations searching for the truth
Just as I raised up Cyrus to fulfill my purposes and plans so I have raised up Trump to fulfill my purposes and plans prior to the 2016 election
You must listen to the trumpet very closely for he will sound the alarm and many will be blessed because of his compassion and mercy
Many see the outward pride and arrogance, but I have given him the tender heart of a father to lend a helping hand to the poor and the needy, to the foreigner and the stranger” (4).
References
1. The Trump Phenomenon w/ James Kelso Archive
http://www.trumparchive.com
2. Stormfront with Don Black
http://renseradioarchives.com/stormfront/
3. The Untruth About Donald Trump
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gw8c2Cq-vpg
4. The Realist Report - Bella Dashwood
http://therealistreport.com/the-real...ella-dashwood/
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