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Trump tweet:

Many dead, including women and children, in mindless CHEMICAL attack in Syria. Area of atrocity is in lockdown and encircled by Syrian Army, making it completely inaccessible to outside world. President Putin, Russia and Iran are responsible for backing Animal Assad. Big price…

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 8, 2018

The basic ideas here is that Trump was supposed to make relationship with Russia better, and counter a narrative that Russia was a problem, and responsible for things. The narrative being pushed is Russia is doing it. Word is a Deep State wanted this. I am not sure of Deep States meddle in policies of other nations, but I guess the idea is they didn’t.

Well, now this is about. If Russia did try to do things, and expected they could end up making Trump a puppet, it isn’t happening apparently.

Anyhow, this is the latest.

"I am my own thang. Any questions?" - Davis S Pumpkins.

[TwistParticipant]

phoenixgod1995 wrote:

Then feminists will call women who left feminism “traitors” just like how Hillary Canton called women who voted for Trump “backwards” and said “they voted for Trump because their husbands forced them to.”

This too: Former secretary of state Madeleine Albright introduced Hillary Clinton at an event in New Hampshire on Saturday, telling the crowd and voters in general: “There’s a special place in hell for women who don’t help each other!”

If I recall correctly, there were more than a few who donned their pussy hats and did some marching. And vowed to “resist”. This reflects the hive mind – not a couple of post wall c~~~s who see the writing on the wall (Wall – see what I did?) for them…

As far as I know, ever c~~~ who destroyed her husband, her family, and her children because she “wasn’t happy”, well – she also took some vows at some point. Once a liar, always a liar.

Why would anyone believe what they say?

[phoenixgod1995Participant]

Then feminists will call women who left feminism “traitors” just like how Hillary Canton called women who voted for Trump “backwards” and said “they voted for Trump because their husbands forced them to.”

Marriage and Divorce for a man is like getting a cactus shoved up your ass. It’s painful with all the spines that go in and it is painful getting all the spines out, meanwhile Wifey gets most of the money, your home, your kids, and practically everything you own.

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Untamed wrote:

“Even the most profitable, can-do-no-wrong global chains are feeling the heat right now. H&M found itself unexpectedly sitting on $4.3 billion in unsold merchandise, The New York Times reported last month.”

Reasons?
“Shopping from home or on a smartphone is a lot easier than shopping in a store.”
“The ease of buying sweaters and light bulbs online trumps the thrill of people-watching in stores where slow-moving sales clerks take 15 minutes to ring up a $25 tie on balky computers.”
“Amazon makes it easier to return goods that don’t live up to expectations than it often is to buy things in stores.”
“Clerks have no idea what’s in stock.”
“Fashion goods displayed on shelves are chosen by too-young buyers with their minds more on the current Instagram trend than on customers’ needs.”

I’m gonna call bulls~~~ on all that and say that people have less and less money to spend while more and more people are working for less and less money.

Their so-called economic recovery never happened and they are now into damage control and propaganda to mask the demise of the world economy.
That’s why a world War is just around the corner.

I can go to any mall in my area and there will be little to no parking. So these people aren’t broke. They’re out spending money. My question always was “how do these people have so much time and money to spend at the mall if they’re not working?”

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Faust For Science wrote:

No. It is a sign that governments play favorites. The only major companies making profits are doing so by cutting sweet deals with various governments

I would respectfully disagree. Thee are no companies in retail making money – not even Amazon. Large companies are inflating their earnings forecasts and buying back their stocks but their real margins are in the red. They have no customers – that is the bottom line.

Faust For Science wrote:

The Trump tax cut lowering corporate tax rates will help by allowing businesses the liquidity to get out of debt.

Apologies Sir this is another dud. Lowering corporate rates only allows them to bring in money if they are making that money. Most do not. Those that do are buying back stocks and paying out higher dividends and bonuses to their corporate management. At the moment it is all about faking future earnings to increase stock prices.

If Trump most likely slaps an anti-trust investigation on Amazon/Bozos the overinflated stock may collapse when there is a stock run. It may take out all the other FAANG stocks as well for a time. 🙂

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743 roadmaster wrote:

Amid trade fight, Trump says China will do the ‘right thing

Trump needs help bad 743R. Plus he has no clue how to handle a trade war. The idiots advising him have no idea or they have no choice – makes no difference.

This is not the Apprentice. China has a lot of options – they are patient and time is on their side. Trump will not win this. The best he can hope for is a stalemate.

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Twitter CEO Shares And Raves About Article Calling For Dem Victory In Second ‘Civil War’

Twitter CEO Shares And Raves About Article Calling For Dem Victory In Second ‘Civil War’

Author and media consultant Peter Leyden and political commentator Ruy Teixeira argued in the article titled “The Great Lesson of California in America’s New Civil War” that America is already in the midst of a second major domestic conflict of sorts and the way out is for the rest of the country to imitate California.

——it is more then just about guns and SC…..

mgtow is its own worst enemy- https://www.campusreform.org/

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https://apnews.com/ab8520cf80764a0dbdff2dae1b3d7b11

Amid trade fight, Trump says China will do the ‘right thing’

Amid global fears of an escalating trade dispute between the U.S. and China, President Donald Trump suggested that Beijing will ease trade barriers “because it is the right thing to do” and that the economic superpowers can settle the conflict that has rattled financial markets, consumers and businesses.

But fostering more uncertainty, the president’s top economic advisers offered mixed messages Sunday as to the best approach with China, which has threatened to retaliate if Washington follows through with its proposed tariffs, even as Trump emphasized his bond with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

“President Xi and I will always be friends, no matter what happens with our dispute on trade,” Trump wrote. “China will take down its Trade Barriers because it is the right thing to do. Taxes will become Reciprocal & a deal will be made on Intellectual Property. Great future for both countries!”

mgtow is its own worst enemy- https://www.campusreform.org/

[Faust For ScienceParticipant]

Y_ wrote:

Retailers going bust are a sign of both their inability to finance their debt and simply people not shopping as they have no money and have maxed out their credit cards.

No. It is a sign that governments play favorites. The only major companies making profits are doing so by cutting sweet deals with various governments.

Though, taking on debt does not help.

The Trump tax cut lowering corporate tax rates will help by allowing businesses the liquidity to get out of debt.

[UntamedParticipant]

“Even the most profitable, can-do-no-wrong global chains are feeling the heat right now. H&M found itself unexpectedly sitting on $4.3 billion in unsold merchandise, The New York Times reported last month.”

Reasons?
“Shopping from home or on a smartphone is a lot easier than shopping in a store.”
“The ease of buying sweaters and light bulbs online trumps the thrill of people-watching in stores where slow-moving sales clerks take 15 minutes to ring up a $25 tie on balky computers.”
“Amazon makes it easier to return goods that don’t live up to expectations than it often is to buy things in stores.”
“Clerks have no idea what’s in stock.”
“Fashion goods displayed on shelves are chosen by too-young buyers with their minds more on the current Instagram trend than on customers’ needs.”

I’m gonna call bulls~~~ on all that and say that people have less and less money to spend while more and more people are working for less and less money.

Their so-called economic recovery never happened and they are now into damage control and propaganda to mask the demise of the world economy.
That’s why a world War is just around the corner.

Don't let them Blame, Shame or Tame you!
Give 'em NOTHING, not even an answer!
#GenderSegragationNow!

[Anonymous]

Boris Johnson is a f~~~ing Zio twit. Trump is doing the same right now yet again with another chem attack that just happened in Syria… The entire world knows that it is not Assad/Iran/Russia doing these chem attacks, no f~~~ing chance as it only serves to give reason for escalating U.S. intervention. And here we have Trump now going ape s~~~, like I said yesterday in Matrix’s thread, the next false flag is always right around the corner.

[Anonymous]

Great Video Clip there. Tony Benn is correct what the USA has done in Iraq was a War Crime.

I’ve met people, who fled Iraq to USA. Life under Saddam was great compared to the chaos that came after. He was brutal and strict, but if you followed the Law, you had nothing to worry about. After the USA came, all hell broke lose. I’m ashamed of what the USA has done abroad.

The Zionists completely own and control U$A. They have for quite some time now. The PNAC group was bipartisan and NEOCONS are on the Left and Right. Trump has shown to be, just another Zionist stooge.

PistolPete wrote:

it should be remembered that Israel is not the principal beneficiary of such a war—rather Saudi Arabia IS the principal beneficiary.

I think they both benefit. The Saudis and the Israelis work together much like the Democrats and Republicans. It’s controlled opposition. Both sides are business partners with the NEOCONS.

Apparently, Saudis also follow Zionist policies…

Iran Slams Saudi Arabia for “following Zionist policies”

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Rhino wrote:

A lot of people think Trump is a false prophet and they could be right but

100% he is see my earlier comment on this thread.

It’sallbs wrote:

What you will see is more and more false prophets that the unwise and the forgotten and mistreated and agrieved will believe in as a saviour so that no one does anything than sit on the sofa and moan.

Which I’m sorry to say is exactly what I believe Trump to be.

http://www.leavemeansleave.eu

The CIA Takeover of the Democratic Party : Part 3 of 4 [1]
by Patrick Martin
March 8 2018

Y – I am posting this series because the Congressional mid-terms this year will change the balance of power if Republicans do not come out in force to vote their candidates.

The main reason is obvious – a majority to stonewall whatever is left of the Trump administration. I believe a real and present danger is also to be directed at the Second Amendment of the Constitution. The battle lines have been set and with continued false flags for gun ownership repeal – the end result is evident if Congress changes hands.

Patrick Martin researched and wrote an important series of articles on the crop of Democratic candidates for House races this year that I am reposting here ad-verbatim as Parts 2 to 4 of this series. His findings reveal a major shift “from being the party for the Pentagon and CIA to become the party of the Pentagon and CIA”.

Read on and come to your own conclusions! – Y

An extraordinary number of former intelligence and military operatives from the CIA, Pentagon, National Security Council and State Department are seeking nomination as Democratic candidates for Congress in the 2018 midterm elections.

The potential influx of military-intelligence personnel into the legislature has no precedent in US political history.

If the Democrats capture a majority in the House of Representatives on November 6, as widely predicted, candidates drawn from the military-intelligence apparatus will comprise as many as half of the new Democratic members of Congress.

They will hold the balance of power in the lower chamber of Congress.

Both push and pull are at work here. Democratic Party leaders are actively recruiting candidates with a military or intelligence background for competitive seats where there is the best chance of ousting an incumbent Republican or filling a vacancy, frequently clearing the field for a favored “star” recruit.

There are 57 candidates for the Democratic nomination in 44 congressional districts who boast as their major credential their years of service in intelligence, in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, at the State Department, or some combination of all three.

They make up the largest single occupational group running in the Democratic primaries that began March 6 in Texas and extend through mid-September, selecting the candidates who will appear on the general election ballot on November 6.

First: The number of candidates who openly proclaim their role in the CIA or military intelligence. In years past, such activities would be considered confidential, if not scandalous for a figure seeking public office. Not only would the candidates want to disguise their connections to the spy apparatus, the CIA itself would insist on it, particularly for those who worked in operations rather than analysis, since exposure, even long after leaving the agency, could be portrayed as compromising “sources and methods.”

This is no longer the case. The 2016 candidates drawn frm the shadow world of espionage, drone murders and and other forms of assassination positively glory in their records. And the CIA and the Pentagon have clearly placed no obstacles in their way.

Agents – No longer secret

We’ve already reviewed the cases of Elissa Slotkin, running in Michigan’s 8th District, who served three tours with the CIA in Baghdad, and Gina Ortiz Jones, an Air Force intelligence officer in Iraq, running for the Democratic nomination in the 23rd District of Texas. There are many others.

Abigail Spanberger, seeking the Democratic nomination in a district in the suburbs of Richmond, Virginia, has the following declaration at the top of her campaign website: “After nearly a decade serving in the CIA, I’m running for Congress in Virginia’s 7th District to fight for opportunity, equality and security for all Americans. My previous service as a law enforcement officer, a CIA officer, and a community volunteer has taught me the value of listening. Indeed!

Jesse Colvin, running in the 1st District of Maryland, spent six years in Army intelligence, including four combat deployments to Afghanistan and a year near the Demilitarized Zone between North Korea and South Korea.

His biography continues: “…As a Ranger, my four combat deployments in Afghanistan took place within a Joint Special Operations Task Force. I led intelligence teams whose work facilitated capture/kill missions of Taliban, al-Qaeda and other terrorist leaders. I managed a lethal drone program. I ran human intelligence sources. Every day, my team and I made dozens of decisions whose outcomes carried life and death consequences…”

Jeffrey Beals, seeking the Democratic nomination in the 19th District of New York, is now a school teacher, but writes on his website, “After beginning my career as a CIA intelligence officer, I joined the State Department … I answered the call to help our country in Iraq in 2004 and became one of the longest serving US diplomats of the Iraq War. Fluent in Arabic, I faced down nsurgents to set up the first diplomatic talks between our ambassador…and was decorated by both the US Army and the State Department.

Unfortunately for Beals, his fundraising is dwarfed by that of another military-intelligence rival for the nomination Patrick Ryan, a West Point graduate with two tours of duty in Iraq, “including a tour as the lead intelligence officer for an infantry battalion of 1,000 soldiers and officers responsible for ground operations in Mosul,” according to his campaign website, seeking to challenge two-term Republican incumbent John Faso in the Hudson Valley district.

Jonathan Ebel, running in the 13th District of Illinois, served four years as a naval intelligence officer, including on the staff of the US European Command n Stuttgart, Germany during the invasion of Iraq in 2003. He now teaches religion at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

Then there is Shelly Chauncey, seeking the Democratic nomination in the 5th District of Pennsylvania, in the Philadelphia suburbs. Her website strikes a feminist note

“Shelly served her nation for more than a decade with the Central Intelligence Agency. She began her career as a secretary and worked her way up to become a counter-intelligence officer. Shelly served as an undercover officer with the CIA in Latin America, East Asia and throughout the United States, providing logistical and counter-intelligence support to operatives abroad.”

Another campaign website touches on the domestic operations of the US spy machine. Omar Siddiqui, running in California’s 48th District describes his background as follows: “On the front lines of national defense, Mr. Siddiqui serves as a private advisor and consultant to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on issues of national security counter-terrorism and was formerly an advisor and community partner with the CIA.Mr. Siddiqui is presently director of special projects of the FBI National Citizens Academy Alumni Association…”

Commanders and Planners of the Iraq War

Barack Obama won the Democratic presidential nomination and the 2008 election in large measure by presenting himself as an opponent of the war in Iraq launched under George W. Bush. Once in office. However, he retained Bush’s defense secretary, former CIA Director Robert Gates, and continued the war for another three years, as well as escalating the long-running US war in Afghanistan.

It is noteworthy in this context that so many of the military-intelligence candidates for Democratic congressional nominations boast of their roles in the war in Iraq and even, in some cases, present it as the high point of their professional and even personal lives.

Dan McCready a Marine Corps veteran turned clean energy millionaire backed by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in the 9th district of North Carolina.

The Iraq War veterans are either officers, giving them command responsibility in one of the great crimes of the 21st century, or served in special forces units like the Army Rangers and the Navy SEALs, engaging in covert operations that were among the bloodiest and most brutal of the war, or had high-level responsibility at the Pentagon or the NSC.

Daniel Helmer, running in Virginia’s 10th Congressional District against five other well-financed candidates—including former State Department official Alison Friedman, who has already topped the $1 million mark – says remarkably little about what he did in Afghanistan and Iraq.

But Helmer boasts perhaps the most extensive list of endorsements by retired national security officials of any candidate in the country, including eight generals and admirals, two former deputy directors of the CIA, Avril Haines and David Cohen, and Michele Flournoy, former under secretary of defense for policy. What he did to earn their support is left to the imagination.

Richard Ojeda, elected as a West Virginia state senator in 2016, seeking the Democratic nomination in the 3rd Congressional District. covering the southern third of the state.

As the WSWS has reported Ojeda has based his political career on more than two decades in the US Army Airborne, including repeated tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. His last post was as executive director of Army recruiting in Beckley, seeking to convince youth in West Virginia and Virginia to become cannon fodder for the Pentagon.

Josh Butner, running in the 50th District of California against Republican Duncan Hunter, Jr., “served for 23 years in the United States Navy where he saw multiple combat deployments, most recently in Iraq and Afghanistan.” The career Navy SEAL says almost nothing about what he actually did in the top military assassination unit, but that is to be expected.

Dan Feehan is running to succeed incumbent Democrat Walz in the 1st Congressional District of Minnesota after Walz announced his candidacy for governor of that state. Feehan served as an active duty soldier and completed two combat tours of duty as part of Operation Iraqi Freedom. He then joined the Obama administration, first as a White House aide, then as an acting assistant secretary of defense in the Pentagon.

Andy Kim, running in the 3rd District of New Jersey, has actually raised more money than the incumbent Republican, Tom MacArthur. Kim worked at the Pentagon and as a strategic adviser to generals David Petraeus and John Allen while they were in command of US forces in Afghanistan. He then moved to the National Security Council, where he was Obama’s director Iraq for two years.

Maura Sullivan, seeking the Democratic nomination in New Hampshire’s 2nd District, where incumbent Democrat Carol Shea-Porter is retiring, was a Marine Corps officer, rising to the rank of captain and deploying to Fallujah, Iraq, scene of some he bloodiest battles and most horrific US war crimes of that war. She too joined the Obama administration as a civilian administrator at both the Department of Veterans Affairs and Pentagon.

Jason Crow is running in Colorado’s 6th Congressional District against incumbent Republican Mike Coffman, where he was selected by the DCCC as one of its top candidates in the Red-to-Blue program. He is a veteran of the 82nd Airborne Division,
then joined the Army Rangers and served two tours in Afghanistan as part of the Joint Special Operations Task Force.

Matthew Morgan had a 20-year career in the Marine Corps ‘where I would deploy routinely overseas, culminating in several senior staff roles where I’d provide counsel to numerous military leaders, including the secretary of defense. Now he is the unopposed candidate for the Democratic nomination in Michigan’s 1st Congressional District, and is currently held by first-term Republican Jack Bergman.

End of Part 3

[Y : The list will continue in Part 4 with a conclusion – Y]

Citation:
[1] https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2018/03/08/dems-m08.html

[Y_Participant]

Awakened wrote:

Thy should change it from #metoo to something more appropriate and descriptive maybe something like #washed up Old HO’s that everyone has forgotten about and are still attention seekers at heart and nobody wants to touch anymore.

How about #metoogross ? #metoofat ? #metoostupid ?

Take your pick before Trump puts a tariff on it.

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Anonymous wrote:

Come’on guys, she’s a lonely woman in need of a 3 hour f~~~’a’thon, by hour 2 she’ll be right as rain!

I think Trump just passed a tariff on that. Or was it China?

Let me get back to you….

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When the truth comes out and the elites try to shut down the internet many people will be awakened. A lot of people think Trump is a false prophet and they could be right but it will be up to us to follow God and the truth no matter what happens. You don’t need to go to church to be one with God understand this is a spiritual battle and you will need to decide very soon if you believe or not.

There was a good quote I heard recently somewhere where someone said “It doesn’t matter if you believe in God or not what matters is the elites believe in Satan and they will do everything in their power to crush you and your soul”. So with that understanding know your enemy and understand what you are up against.

[IGMOW (I Go My Own Way)Participant]

Only thing I can make out as to what “the swamp” is (outside of D.C being literally built on a swamp), is that it refers to anything people don’t like about government. It can range from anything regarding civil liberties being declined, to lobbyists, to internal policy created by individuals who were elected, to any sort of policy that someone doesn’t like.

“Drain the swamp”, AT BEST, refers to a desired intention to clean up corruption in Washington. Most likely, it is just a pointless slogan put out to score points. You even see Trump saying he initially didn’t want to use it.

"I am my own thang. Any questions?" - Davis S Pumpkins.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/04/08/trump-tower-well-built-but-lacks-sprinklers-on-upper-floors-fdny-commissioner-says.html

The comment was that the tower was “well built”, but the apartment the man died in, didn’t have fire sprinkler systems. As per the Fox News article, the article stated that officials in the Guiliani Administration in NYC said it would of been too expensive to retrofit the apartment on the upper levels with a sprinkler system.

"I am my own thang. Any questions?" - Davis S Pumpkins.

[SkelatorParticipant]

Why not just send troops to monitor all of it?

Strategically placed on all access points. Also use other automated detection systems. Screw the wall, Vets need jobs hire them. Gets some of them off the streets and gives the ones who need help something important to do.

Tell trespassers(in mexican) to start walking the other way. If they dont, fire a warning shot. Unless they are armed. If they dont respond shoot them. It would only take a few before word gets around. Americans are gonna have to stop being wimps when it comes to this. Im not a huge Trump fan but he is right about this and Syria.