If history repeats itself and someone commands an attack whenever, they could well face winter (or an allegedly glaciation) as the Napoleonic or Nazi troops faced in theirs day.
Trump era: Fascist dawn, or road to liberation?
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Vesti's talk show withVladimir Soloviev is kind of like RT'sCrosstalk,without so much interruption. In this clip the panelweighs in on Hillary, Trump and the madness of American politics. These guys are great!
It seems to me that the Trump era has ushered in some valuable lessons for the public about how corruption actually works, down to the nuts & bolts, the real "how to." Of course, a lot of it has been out there for a long time, especially in books, but it seems that exposure is happening with a higher profile and at a faster pace now, mainly as a result of pro-Trump and anti-Trump pundits and their audiences trying to convince each other of something. I think this is a good thing, ultimately. I just hope that the facts/evidence ultimately prevail.
"Don't you KNOW that Trump is selling migrant children into sex slavery to pay off his debts to Russia?!? Where've you been?!?!?!"
This kind of statement seen daily in responses to Facebook posts, Tweets, YouTube videos, articles, etc. is indicative of the tsunami of conspiracy writing that has flooded our media since Trump's inauguration, most of which seems to be built by wildly extrapolating on a few "accepted facts" (real or fake) and little evidence, and then just disappears with no follow-up, no more dots to connect. But there's compelling stuff, too, if it actually describes the methods and practices of corrupt individuals, especially when following the money.
Maybe I'm wrong but it seems to me that a lot of previously unaware folks have learned something from follow-the-money cases like these examples:
- illicit payoffs to politicians in the form of board seats or other corporate jobs for their lackeys, who are the ones ostensibly paid and the politicians gets the kick-back through a network of worldwide cooperating banks
- migration crises artificially enlarged by the encouragement, coaching, false promises, monetary aid and transportation aid to those willing to migrate
- foreign aid being mainly payoffs to corrupt heads of state and kickbacks to the corporations of the "aiding" nation, who in turn kick back to politicians enacting foreign aid
- charitable foundations being fronts for pay-to-play, stealing the money by calling it "expenses" and laundering it through banking networks
- public grant money being funneled by recipients into political donations to influence the continued flow of grant money
- corporate tricks to avoid taxation
There are many more. And still more that aren't so easy for anyone to grasp, because the motivations don't appear to be money. And still more with low profiles, things the public isn't ready for, like how gun/human/drug trafficking is enabled and who it really funds.
Here's a very good exposé of profit from the endless homeless crisisdone by Tiffany FitzHenry who is famous for exposing how Hollywood (her term for the corporate movie, TV, music, sports, and other mass entertainment businesses) works, and controls its stars to serve Deep State agendas. It's an interview with San Francisco mayoral candidateEllen Lee Zhou, a social worker who has been mercilessly vilified for speaking frankly about some of the city's problems.
Ignore the senstational/clickbait title. It is broadly about the one-party political climate of San Francisco, and the resulting oppression, but the homeless discussion is outstanding.I think I see why Trump keeps bringing up the California homeless problem. In short, 20,000+ homeless on the streets of San Francisco means that local "help the homeless" NGOs have sprung up like mushrooms and have acquired gov't sanction and gov't funding to the tune of $70,000 per homeless person per year. With that huge amount of money, the homeless are apparently supplied with free drugs and needles, subsistence sustenance, someone to tell their troubles to, and precious little more. The rest is stolen. She also goes into the influence of family dynasties on San Francisco, and other things.
"Don't you KNOW that Trump is selling migrant children into sex slavery to pay off his debts to Russia?!? Where've you been?!?!?!"
This kind of statement seen daily in responses to Facebook posts, Tweets, YouTube videos, articles, etc. is indicative of the tsunami of conspiracy writing that has flooded our media since Trump's inauguration, most of which seems to be built by wildly extrapolating on a few "accepted facts" (real or fake) and little evidence, and then just disappears with no follow-up, no more dots to connect. But there's compelling stuff, too, if it actually describes the methods and practices of corrupt individuals, especially when following the money.
Maybe I'm wrong but it seems to me that a lot of previously unaware folks have learned something from follow-the-money cases like these examples:
- illicit payoffs to politicians in the form of board seats or other corporate jobs for their lackeys, who are the ones ostensibly paid and the politicians gets the kick-back through a network of worldwide cooperating banks
- migration crises artificially enlarged by the encouragement, coaching, false promises, monetary aid and transportation aid to those willing to migrate
- foreign aid being mainly payoffs to corrupt heads of state and kickbacks to the corporations of the "aiding" nation, who in turn kick back to politicians enacting foreign aid
- charitable foundations being fronts for pay-to-play, stealing the money by calling it "expenses" and laundering it through banking networks
- public grant money being funneled by recipients into political donations to influence the continued flow of grant money
- corporate tricks to avoid taxation
There are many more. And still more that aren't so easy for anyone to grasp, because the motivations don't appear to be money. And still more with low profiles, things the public isn't ready for, like how gun/human/drug trafficking is enabled and who it really funds.
Here's a very good exposé of profit from the endless homeless crisisdone by Tiffany FitzHenry who is famous for exposing how Hollywood (her term for the corporate movie, TV, music, sports, and other mass entertainment businesses) works, and controls its stars to serve Deep State agendas. It's an interview with San Francisco mayoral candidateEllen Lee Zhou, a social worker who has been mercilessly vilified for speaking frankly about some of the city's problems.
Ignore the senstational/clickbait title. It is broadly about the one-party political climate of San Francisco, and the resulting oppression, but the homeless discussion is outstanding.I think I see why Trump keeps bringing up the California homeless problem. In short, 20,000+ homeless on the streets of San Francisco means that local "help the homeless" NGOs have sprung up like mushrooms and have acquired gov't sanction and gov't funding to the tune of $70,000 per homeless person per year. With that huge amount of money, the homeless are apparently supplied with free drugs and needles, subsistence sustenance, someone to tell their troubles to, and precious little more. The rest is stolen. She also goes into the influence of family dynasties on San Francisco, and other things.
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Follow-up interview with Ellen Lee Zhou published today. Her billboards in SF depicting human trafficking are being illegally removed accompanied by threats against her, charges of "racist," "terrorist," "Go back to China," etc.
国际海事组织,“pussyscouts”是一个最近涉及p的极端rogramming and abuse of children as tools of political agendas. I think it's safe to assume the children aren't the ones creating these videos, and there are several of them.
In case you have missed it, Trump justannouncedthe death of IS-Leader Baghdadi in the usual US fashion of make believe:
Together with a very "convincing" picture showing Trump and Team during the observation of the military action that lead "to his death":
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While the Russians point out the obvious by doubting the validity of the claim:
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Together with a very "convincing" picture showing Trump and Team during the observation of the military action that lead "to his death":
Joe Quinn
This is hilarious. US politics was always theater, but Trump's blowhardery means he just doesn't care anymore.
www.facebook.comWhile the Russians point out the obvious by doubting the validity of the claim:
俄罗斯国防部怀疑胜过宣布死亡ISIS chief al-Baghdadi, rejects claims it assisted US forces in op
There’s no credible data to prove a successful American raid took place against Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, Russia’s Defense Ministry said. The US coalition didn’t even carry out any airstrikes in Idlib recently.
angelburst29
The Living Force
Shades of the Bin Laden scenario ...
Baghdadi given burial at sea, afforded religious rites: U.S. officials(... and what about his 3 children - that he blew-up WITH HIM?)
The United States has given the remains of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi a burial at sea and afforded him religious rites according to Islamic customafter he was killed in a U.S. commando raid in Syria on Saturday, three officials told Reuters.
U.S. confirms killing of Baghdadi's right-hand man in Syria: official
The United States on Monday confirmed the killing of Abu al-Hassan al-Muhajir, Islamic State spokesman and a high-ranking figure within the jihadi group, in a separate U.S. operation,according to a senior State Department official.
U.S. disposes of Baghdadi remains, will not release video: military
U.S. authorities have disposed of the remains of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadiand have no plans to release photos or videos of his death at this time, the chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, Army General Mike Milley, said on Monday.
Syrian Democratic Forces say Baghdadi's underwear was DNA tested before raid
(Oh, too funny! OMG!)
Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's underpants were obtained by an undercover source and DNA tested to prove his identity before an operation by U.S. forces to kill him,an advisor to the Syrian Democratic Forces said on Monday.
美国英雄狗受伤在巴格达迪操作go unnamed for now
Answering the call to duty, a wounded hero dog was one of the few casualties from the U.S. special forces raid on the Syria compound of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.But don't ask the dog's name, because the military won't say - at least for now.
美国英雄狗受伤在巴格达迪操作go unnamed for now
Meet"Killary" - "We came - We saw - He died"
U.S. wants to strengthen anti-Islamic State coalition after Baghdadi death: official
The United States wants to bolster the presence of a coalition fighting Islamic State in northeastern Syria, a senior State Department official saidon Monday, and will convene a meeting of foreign ministers in Washington on Nov. 14.
Trump says U.S. may release parts of Baghdadi raid video
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he may declassify and release part of the video taken on Saturday of the raid in Syria in which Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi was killed.
U.S. disposes of Baghdadi remains, will not release video: military
U.S. authorities have disposed of the remains of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadiand have no plans to release photos or videos of his death at this time,the chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, Army General Mike Milley, said on Monday.
Turkey says shared information with U.S. before Baghdadi operation
Turkey and the U.S. were engaged in intense diplomacy and exchanged views on the operation the night that U.S. special forces conducted a missionto kill Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in northwest Syria, Ankara's foreign minister said on Monday.
Kremlin says Islamic State leader's death a boost for Trump if true
The Kremlin said on Monday that U.S. President Donald Trump will have made a major contribution to the fight against international terrorism if a U.S. assertion that Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is dead is true.
Saudi Arabia praises Washington over death of Islamic State leader
Saudi Arabia praised the U.S. administration for the raid that resulted in the death of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, state news agency SPA quoted a foreign ministry official as saying.
After Baghdadi death, Southeast Asia expects long fight against Islamic State's influence
Southeast Asian countries fighting Islamic State's influence in the region lauded the killing of its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi but said security forces were preparing for a long battle to thwart the jihadist group's ideology.
Afghanistan says death of Islamic State leader delivers big blow to Afghan faction (Great! Now move U.S. Troops - OUT!)
Afghanistan welcomed thekilling of Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as a major blow to terrorism that is expected to weaken the South Asian branch of the Middle Eastern militant group.
A couple of things happened today that made me think a shift may have occurred in Washington and the general public. At work, my employer had his usual radio station on which for the last several years has been anti Trump with the usual liberal view point. Today they where playing the comments of Rep. Steve Scalese, R-La. from a press conference held with Rep. Jim Jordan condemning "the Soviet style" closed door, secret meeting, without due process being conducted by Adam Schiff and Pelosi with the "impeachment investigation". Later in the day I watched the interview which I've posted. Jordan gives an interesting account of how Schiff is presiding over this investigation since Jordan, along with a few other Republicans have insisted on being present. Schiff comes off as being insane and power hungry. Sitting in a dark basement room, forcing his will on all involved. Alas, such is the nature of snaky swamp creatures. He really needs to be kicked out, what a nut!
Republicans seem to be finally stepping up. Its really become so crazy, no one can tolerate it anymore (I hope). The Dems are having a lot more pressure placed on them now it seems. GOOD!!!!!!!
Republicans seem to be finally stepping up. Its really become so crazy, no one can tolerate it anymore (I hope). The Dems are having a lot more pressure placed on them now it seems. GOOD!!!!!!!
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Can you give a few highlights?
好消息!民主党击败了今天they where forced to follow procedure and hold a bipartisan vote on whether impeachment should proceed. All Republicans voted against it and 2 Dems. So, the crazy trial of Schiff and Polosi is OVER! Hallelujah! I was heartened and impressed by this press conference given by the Republicans. It was stressed the Rule of Law will be followed, I hope there is follow through on that! Towards the end, a reporter asked if they would go on record to say the president did nothing wrong and they all said enthusiastically, YES! I've never seen the Republicans come together and support Trump like this. Its wonderful to see. Watch their faces, they look happy at times, like a fighting spirit for justice has inspired them. The built up tension surrounding this fiasco is gone. Also, maybe they're catching on they have a lot of support if they just start stepping up. Fabulous! What comes next ?
I need to make a correction on what I said above. This impeachment sham may not be over yet as Pelosi may try to launch it again in a more "open" format...
We don't know what the follow up will be on this and I dont like making inaccurate statements.
We don't know what the follow up will be on this and I dont like making inaccurate statements.
SlipNet
Jedi Council Member
Well, Trump said he wants closer trade deals with UK (and he wants Brexit done asap), and defuses Corbyn's fear that the U.S wants to meddle with the NHS. He also complains about certrain EU countries not pulling their weight (or is that paying their way?) within NATO.
He speaks of BoJo as a friend (mentioning that Johnson and Farage should work together) and also offers some words on the death of Baghdadi last week. Another issue covered was the road death caused by a US citizen back in the summer (I think she was the wife of a diplomat or something). He stalls Farage a little on this point, mentions the need to know all the facts involved. He skits over this a little to focus on what he's done for the U.S during his time in office.
He mentions Warren and Sanders as his possible rivals for 2020, but no mention of Tulsi. He then mentions that he thinks he's achieving more in office than he thought was possible. he says that his freedom is curtailed forever now that he's taken on the big job, and that nothing will be the same for him again. He seems almost wistful on this point.
Clearly Farage and Trump get on as friends, so the chat is fairly warm and open, but no real surprises in this interview on reflection. Still a good listen though.