| Submit your comments on this article |
| Home Front: Politix |
| Trump vs. the New World Order |
| 2016-03-29 |
| h/t Gates of Vienna ...Yes, Trump is bombastic and sometimes crude. He succumbs to sleaze and abusive campaign tactics as his brouhahas with Ted Cruz demonstrate. But if this bothers the squeamish of souls, they should read a history of political campaigns in the early days of America. Our past history of politics has been equally as scurrilous and sleazy, if not more so. This attitutde is built into the political animal. Politics is a blood sport, not meant for milksops and sissies. Granted, Trump is not a fountain of eloquence like Reagan. Nor does he roll off his tongue intricate policy specifics like the glib shamans of Washington do. But what he does do is bring to America its last best hope to right the sinking ship of a once great country through the sheer force of his personality. No one else out there is strong enough to stand up to the CFR authoritarians, the Trilateral Commission, and the hordes of neocon traitors to the "American ideal" gallivanting around Washington and Wall Street. Remember, he can recruit all the policy experts needed to run a successful administration. Policy wonks are a dime a dozen. Trump’s strength is this. He possesses the ability to, as Ayn Rand said about Hank Rearden, "see through his own eyes." This means he sees reality as it is, not as the Orwellian corrupters tell us it is in our disgraceful schools and contemptible media. He sees the lies, the propaganda, the half-truths, the cover ups, the fiscal insanity, the sinister conspiracies, and the egregious perfidy of America’s dominant intellectual-corporate-political class. Throughout his adult life Trump has watched as most of the business and political leaders he dealt with have sold their souls to the World Government vision of oligarchs like George Soros. He has observed how our slimy Demopublican politicians and bankers have sold out the interests of the American people via trade deals that sixth-graders would realize are toxic for jobs and prosperity if they were explained at that level of schooling. |
| Posted by:g(r)omgoru |
| #4 I think Cruz has accrued enough hate from the usual suspects that he might be the real deal. I think if the establishment assholes had given him (or Perry or Walker) the sort of support they wasted on ¡Jeb! and Mario Romo... also, I think the other establishment's Assholes did their malicious prosecution of Perry for a _reason_... Anyway, I guess people wanna delude themselves into thinking Trump's gonna be a good candidate in the general. It'll be the third lousy republican candidate in the general in a row for me. One of y'all do me a favor, call him up and tell him he's making things worse by attacking Walker for... not raising taxes. |
| Posted by: Thing From Snowy Mountain 2016-03-29 20:00 |
| #3 I am not promoting or explaining a candidate here - my pick is out anyways; just not the winner of the Bennie Hill Show. Writer does make a valid point about politics, one only has to look up Benjamin Franklin Bache to get started on the press surrounding Adams & Jefferson, etc. http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2016/03/some_of_my_best_friends_are_trump_supporters.html by Oleg Atbashian, author of Shakedown Socialism, also The Peoples Cube .com |
| Posted by: swksvolFF 2016-03-29 18:58 |
| #2 Hey. People pin their hopes on the available candidate. Like, do you really believe that Cruz the lawyer is a champion of conservatism? |
| Posted by: g(r)omgoru 2016-03-29 18:20 |
| #1 God almighty. The author of this steamer is a member of an org called Americans for a Free Republic. In thier mission statement they rail against such things as Big goverment, statism, and progressive tax policies. All things Trump represents. And he's gonna stand up to the oligarch class? Yeah right. -Another fraud writing a resume. |
| Posted by: DepotGuy 2016-03-29 14:33 |