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Aug 7, 2020 23:10:41   #
ldsuttonjr Loc: ShangriLa
 
This is not only excellent, it is an eye-opener.
The IMF is warning that “global economies” will contract by $455 billion next year due to the ongoing trade conflict between the U.S., China, the EU and to a lesser extent, Japan.

President Trump will cost the “Global Economy” $455 billion…. because that money will be t***sferring back to the America First economy.

That’s what happens as MAGAnomics reverses the IMF trade (wealth distribution) model.

China and the EU have devalued their currency in an effort to block the impacts of President Trump and the ‘America First’ trade policy.

Because those currencies are pegged against the dollar, the resulting effect is a rising dollar value.

In essence, the g*******t IMF is now blaming President Trump for having a strong economy that forces international competition to devalue their currency.

In the bigger picture is why President Trump is the most t***sformative economic President in the last 75 years.

The post-WWII Marshall Plan was set up to allow Europe and Asia to place tariffs on exported American industrial products.

Those tariffs were used by the EU and Japan to rebuild their infrastructure after a devastating war. However, there was never a built-in mechanism to end the tariffs…. until President Trump came along and said: “it’s over”!

After about 20 years (+/-), say 1970 to be fair, the EU and Japan received enough money to rebuild. But instead of ending the one-way payment system, Asia and the EU sought to keep going and build their economies larger than the U.S. Additionally, the U.S. was carrying the cost of protecting the EU (via NATO) and Japan with our military.

The EU and Japan didn’t need to spend a dime on defense because the U.S. essentially took over that role. But that military role, just like the tariffs, never ended. Again, until Trump.

The U.S. economy was the host for around 50 years of parasitic wealth exfiltration, or as most would say “distribution”.

The term *exfiltration* better highlights that American citizens paid higher prices for stuff, and paid higher taxes within the overall economic scheme, than was needed.

President Trump is the first and only president who said: “enough”, and prior politicians who didn’t stop the process were “stupid” etc. etc. Obviously, he is 100% correct.

For the past 30 years, the U.S. was a sucker to keep letting the process remain in place while we lost our manufacturing base to overseas incentives. The investment process from Wall Street (removal of Glass-Stegal) only made the process much more severe and faster. Wall Street was now investing in companies whose best bet (higher profit return) was to pour money overseas. This process created the “Rust Belt”, and damn near destroyed the aggregate manufacturing industry.


Unfortunately, putting ‘America First’ is now also against the interests of the multinationals on Wall Street; so, President Trump has to fight adverse economic opponents on multiple fronts…. and their purchased mercenary army we know as DC politicians.

No-one, ever, could take on all these interests. Think about it… The EU, Asia, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, China, Russia, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Iran, U.S. Congress, Democrats, U.S. Senate, Wall Street, the Big Club, Lobbyists, Hollywood, Corporate Media (foreign and domestic), and the ankle-biters in Never Trump…. All of these financial interests are aligned against Main Street USA and against President Trump.

Name one individual who could take them on simultaneously and still be winning, big.

They say he’s one man. They say they have him outnumbered. Yet somehow, as unreal as it seems, he’s the one who appears to have them surrounded.

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Aug 7, 2020 23:35:36   #
bggamers Loc: georgia
 
ldsuttonjr wrote:
This is not only excellent, it is an eye-opener.
The IMF is warning that “global economies” will contract by $455 billion next year due to the ongoing trade conflict between the U.S., China, the EU and to a lesser extent, Japan.

President Trump will cost the “Global Economy” $455 billion…. because that money will be t***sferring back to the America First economy.

That’s what happens as MAGAnomics reverses the IMF trade (wealth distribution) model.

China and the EU have devalued their currency in an effort to block the impacts of President Trump and the ‘America First’ trade policy.

Because those currencies are pegged against the dollar, the resulting effect is a rising dollar value.

In essence, the g*******t IMF is now blaming President Trump for having a strong economy that forces international competition to devalue their currency.

In the bigger picture is why President Trump is the most t***sformative economic President in the last 75 years.

The post-WWII Marshall Plan was set up to allow Europe and Asia to place tariffs on exported American industrial products.

Those tariffs were used by the EU and Japan to rebuild their infrastructure after a devastating war. However, there was never a built-in mechanism to end the tariffs…. until President Trump came along and said: “it’s over”!

After about 20 years (+/-), say 1970 to be fair, the EU and Japan received enough money to rebuild. But instead of ending the one-way payment system, Asia and the EU sought to keep going and build their economies larger than the U.S. Additionally, the U.S. was carrying the cost of protecting the EU (via NATO) and Japan with our military.

The EU and Japan didn’t need to spend a dime on defense because the U.S. essentially took over that role. But that military role, just like the tariffs, never ended. Again, until Trump.

The U.S. economy was the host for around 50 years of parasitic wealth exfiltration, or as most would say “distribution”.

The term *exfiltration* better highlights that American citizens paid higher prices for stuff, and paid higher taxes within the overall economic scheme, than was needed.

President Trump is the first and only president who said: “enough”, and prior politicians who didn’t stop the process were “stupid” etc. etc. Obviously, he is 100% correct.

For the past 30 years, the U.S. was a sucker to keep letting the process remain in place while we lost our manufacturing base to overseas incentives. The investment process from Wall Street (removal of Glass-Stegal) only made the process much more severe and faster. Wall Street was now investing in companies whose best bet (higher profit return) was to pour money overseas. This process created the “Rust Belt”, and damn near destroyed the aggregate manufacturing industry.


Unfortunately, putting ‘America First’ is now also against the interests of the multinationals on Wall Street; so, President Trump has to fight adverse economic opponents on multiple fronts…. and their purchased mercenary army we know as DC politicians.

No-one, ever, could take on all these interests. Think about it… The EU, Asia, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, China, Russia, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Iran, U.S. Congress, Democrats, U.S. Senate, Wall Street, the Big Club, Lobbyists, Hollywood, Corporate Media (foreign and domestic), and the ankle-biters in Never Trump…. All of these financial interests are aligned against Main Street USA and against President Trump.

Name one individual who could take them on simultaneously and still be winning, big.

They say he’s one man. They say they have him outnumbered. Yet somehow, as unreal as it seems, he’s the one who appears to have them surrounded.
This is not only excellent, it is an eye-opener. b... (show quote)


This is why he was elected HE IS A BUSINESSMAN and as such know how to deal with money. Most of our presidents probably had trouble balancing their check book let alone a country. I think he enjoys the challenge

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Aug 8, 2020 03:30:43   #
PeterS
 
ldsuttonjr wrote:
This is not only excellent, it is an eye-opener.
The IMF is warning that “global economies” will contract by $455 billion next year due to the ongoing trade conflict between the U.S., China, the EU and to a lesser extent, Japan.

President Trump will cost the “Global Economy” $455 billion…. because that money will be t***sferring back to the America First economy.

That’s what happens as MAGAnomics reverses the IMF trade (wealth distribution) model.

China and the EU have devalued their currency in an effort to block the impacts of President Trump and the ‘America First’ trade policy.

Because those currencies are pegged against the dollar, the resulting effect is a rising dollar value.

In essence, the g*******t IMF is now blaming President Trump for having a strong economy that forces international competition to devalue their currency.

In the bigger picture is why President Trump is the most t***sformative economic President in the last 75 years.

The post-WWII Marshall Plan was set up to allow Europe and Asia to place tariffs on exported American industrial products.

Those tariffs were used by the EU and Japan to rebuild their infrastructure after a devastating war. However, there was never a built-in mechanism to end the tariffs…. until President Trump came along and said: “it’s over”!

After about 20 years (+/-), say 1970 to be fair, the EU and Japan received enough money to rebuild. But instead of ending the one-way payment system, Asia and the EU sought to keep going and build their economies larger than the U.S. Additionally, the U.S. was carrying the cost of protecting the EU (via NATO) and Japan with our military.

The EU and Japan didn’t need to spend a dime on defense because the U.S. essentially took over that role. But that military role, just like the tariffs, never ended. Again, until Trump.

The U.S. economy was the host for around 50 years of parasitic wealth exfiltration, or as most would say “distribution”.

The term *exfiltration* better highlights that American citizens paid higher prices for stuff, and paid higher taxes within the overall economic scheme, than was needed.

President Trump is the first and only president who said: “enough”, and prior politicians who didn’t stop the process were “stupid” etc. etc. Obviously, he is 100% correct.

For the past 30 years, the U.S. was a sucker to keep letting the process remain in place while we lost our manufacturing base to overseas incentives. The investment process from Wall Street (removal of Glass-Stegal) only made the process much more severe and faster. Wall Street was now investing in companies whose best bet (higher profit return) was to pour money overseas. This process created the “Rust Belt”, and damn near destroyed the aggregate manufacturing industry.


Unfortunately, putting ‘America First’ is now also against the interests of the multinationals on Wall Street; so, President Trump has to fight adverse economic opponents on multiple fronts…. and their purchased mercenary army we know as DC politicians.

No-one, ever, could take on all these interests. Think about it… The EU, Asia, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, China, Russia, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Iran, U.S. Congress, Democrats, U.S. Senate, Wall Street, the Big Club, Lobbyists, Hollywood, Corporate Media (foreign and domestic), and the ankle-biters in Never Trump…. All of these financial interests are aligned against Main Street USA and against President Trump.

Name one individual who could take them on simultaneously and still be winning, big.

They say he’s one man. They say they have him outnumbered. Yet somehow, as unreal as it seems, he’s the one who appears to have them surrounded.
This is not only excellent, it is an eye-opener. b... (show quote)

1) we don't have a strong economy and 2) we shipped our manufacturing overseas to break our unions and in return get back cheap goods and services. Now we are b***hing about it even though in both cases we got exactly what we wanted--few unions and cheap goods and services.

If we get back any manufacturing it will be because it is cheaper to produce here than it is overseas. This is why business is against a minimum wage because the less they pay their workers the more profits they can have for themselves.

So congratulation, you conservatives were at the center of destroying the American middle class and now you are naive enough to think you can get it back all while we race to the bottom of the barrel. You h**ed unions and you blamed the high cost of products on them so you destroyed them by shipping our manufacturing jobs overseas and now your pissed because you did that? Well, what did you think was going to happen?

And if Trump is the man who is trying to undo all of this why are he and Ivanka still making their s**t in China? Shouldn't they lead by example and bring their jobs back to this country? You cons will honestly buy anything that you are fed won't you. Trump is going to bring 'your' jobs back just don't expect him and his daughter to bring back theirs.

What's more, you will not only buy his crap but you will spend your time defending him and his daughter after they've abandoning their fricking country--all while condemning businesses that have done the same. Hypocrisy, they name is Conservative. Amen!

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Aug 8, 2020 03:52:02   #
PeterS
 
ldsuttonjr wrote:
This is not only excellent, it is an eye-opener.
The IMF is warning that “global economies” will contract by $455 billion next year due to the ongoing trade conflict between the U.S., China, the EU and to a lesser extent, Japan.

President Trump will cost the “Global Economy” $455 billion…. because that money will be t***sferring back to the America First economy.

That’s what happens as MAGAnomics reverses the IMF trade (wealth distribution) model.

China and the EU have devalued their currency in an effort to block the impacts of President Trump and the ‘America First’ trade policy.

Because those currencies are pegged against the dollar, the resulting effect is a rising dollar value.

In essence, the g*******t IMF is now blaming President Trump for having a strong economy that forces international competition to devalue their currency.

In the bigger picture is why President Trump is the most t***sformative economic President in the last 75 years.

The post-WWII Marshall Plan was set up to allow Europe and Asia to place tariffs on exported American industrial products.

Those tariffs were used by the EU and Japan to rebuild their infrastructure after a devastating war. However, there was never a built-in mechanism to end the tariffs…. until President Trump came along and said: “it’s over”!

After about 20 years (+/-), say 1970 to be fair, the EU and Japan received enough money to rebuild. But instead of ending the one-way payment system, Asia and the EU sought to keep going and build their economies larger than the U.S. Additionally, the U.S. was carrying the cost of protecting the EU (via NATO) and Japan with our military.

The EU and Japan didn’t need to spend a dime on defense because the U.S. essentially took over that role. But that military role, just like the tariffs, never ended. Again, until Trump.

The U.S. economy was the host for around 50 years of parasitic wealth exfiltration, or as most would say “distribution”.

The term *exfiltration* better highlights that American citizens paid higher prices for stuff, and paid higher taxes within the overall economic scheme, than was needed.

President Trump is the first and only president who said: “enough”, and prior politicians who didn’t stop the process were “stupid” etc. etc. Obviously, he is 100% correct.

For the past 30 years, the U.S. was a sucker to keep letting the process remain in place while we lost our manufacturing base to overseas incentives. The investment process from Wall Street (removal of Glass-Stegal) only made the process much more severe and faster. Wall Street was now investing in companies whose best bet (higher profit return) was to pour money overseas. This process created the “Rust Belt”, and damn near destroyed the aggregate manufacturing industry.


Unfortunately, putting ‘America First’ is now also against the interests of the multinationals on Wall Street; so, President Trump has to fight adverse economic opponents on multiple fronts…. and their purchased mercenary army we know as DC politicians.

No-one, ever, could take on all these interests. Think about it… The EU, Asia, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, China, Russia, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Iran, U.S. Congress, Democrats, U.S. Senate, Wall Street, the Big Club, Lobbyists, Hollywood, Corporate Media (foreign and domestic), and the ankle-biters in Never Trump…. All of these financial interests are aligned against Main Street USA and against President Trump.

Name one individual who could take them on simultaneously and still be winning, big.

They say he’s one man. They say they have him outnumbered. Yet somehow, as unreal as it seems, he’s the one who appears to have them surrounded.
This is not only excellent, it is an eye-opener. b... (show quote)

One thing you left out of all this is what the US got back, and that was stability for which the American 1% created the largest pile of money that this world has ever seen? You talk about winning BIG and of course haven't all those billionaires created more jobs which then 'trickled' down prosperity for all America? Isn't that what you conservatives sold since the days of Reagan...the more successful that American businesses are the more successful American workers will be?

And Trump hasn't taken anybody on and won. You are delusional if you think that. He was begging China to buy our farm products all to help him in his ree******n campaign. That's not putting Americans first! Good god, when it comes to Donald everyone else comes second. You forget that he is a man who 5 times avoided the draft simply because he was too big of a chicken s**t to defend his country. Putting America first, what a crock of s**t!

And we know that you guys forgot about Russia. Well, they are doing the same s**t they did in 2016 but this time giving propaganda to Republican Senators all so they can blackmail Biden.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/trump-asked-chinas-xi-to-buy-us-farm-products-to-help-him-win-re-e******n-bolton-book-says-2020-06-17
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/u-s-intelligence-shows-russia-is-trying-to-denigrate-biden-china-prefers-trump-lose/

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Aug 8, 2020 09:41:12   #
ldsuttonjr Loc: ShangriLa
 
Petie: Go back to your handlers and seek real t***h! Your response is pure poppycock!

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Aug 8, 2020 09:41:43   #
ldsuttonjr Loc: ShangriLa
 
PeterS wrote:
One thing you left out of all this is what the US got back, and that was stability for which the American 1% created the largest pile of money that this world has ever seen? You talk about winning BIG and of course haven't all those billionaires created more jobs which then 'trickled' down prosperity for all America? Isn't that what you conservatives sold since the days of Reagan...the more successful that American businesses are the more successful American workers will be?

And Trump hasn't taken anybody on and won. You are delusional if you think that. He was begging China to buy our farm products all to help him in his ree******n campaign. That's not putting Americans first! Good god, when it comes to Donald everyone else comes second. You forget that he is a man who 5 times avoided the draft simply because he was too big of a chicken s**t to defend his country. Putting America first, what a crock of s**t!

And we know that you guys forgot about Russia. Well, they are doing the same s**t they did in 2016 but this time giving propaganda to Republican Senators all so they can blackmail Biden.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/trump-asked-chinas-xi-to-buy-us-farm-products-to-help-him-win-re-e******n-bolton-book-says-2020-06-17
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/u-s-intelligence-shows-russia-is-trying-to-denigrate-biden-china-prefers-trump-lose/
One thing you left out of all this is what the US ... (show quote)


Pure Boulderdash!

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Aug 8, 2020 10:49:31   #
bikerjack60
 
PeterS wrote:
1) we don't have a strong economy and 2) we shipped our manufacturing overseas to break our unions and in return get back cheap goods and services. Now we are b***hing about it even though in both cases we got exactly what we wanted--few unions and cheap goods and services.

If we get back any manufacturing it will be because it is cheaper to produce here than it is overseas. This is why business is against a minimum wage because the less they pay their workers the more profits they can have for themselves.

So congratulation, you conservatives were at the center of destroying the American middle class and now you are naive enough to think you can get it back all while we race to the bottom of the barrel. You h**ed unions and you blamed the high cost of products on them so you destroyed them by shipping our manufacturing jobs overseas and now your pissed because you did that? Well, what did you think was going to happen?

And if Trump is the man who is trying to undo all of this why are he and Ivanka still making their s**t in China? Shouldn't they lead by example and bring their jobs back to this country? You cons will honestly buy anything that you are fed won't you. Trump is going to bring 'your' jobs back just don't expect him and his daughter to bring back theirs.

What's more, you will not only buy his crap but you will spend your time defending him and his daughter after they've abandoning their fricking country--all while condemning businesses that have done the same. Hypocrisy, they name is Conservative. Amen!
1) we don't have a strong economy and 2) we shippe... (show quote)


If we don't have strong economy, it is only because of the lockdown the Dems want.

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Aug 8, 2020 11:14:45   #
lindajoy Loc: right here with you....
 
bikerjack60 wrote:
If we don't have strong economy, it is only because of the lockdown the Dems want.


Along with them inciting and giving those so called peaceful protesters full authority to tear down cities...

Until those peaceful protester go after one of them like they did with the i***t mayor of Seattle who caused many a business to close, “no more for us, we’re leaving and taking our tax dollars with us!” Good for them!! Pansy butt incompetents afraid of their own shadow!! Enablers, intended enablers at that..

And of course the police chief~

https://lynnwoodtimes.com/2020/08/02/hundreds-of-b*m-supporters-storm-snohomish-county-neighborhood-to-protest-at-seattle-police-chief-carmen-bests-home/

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Aug 8, 2020 11:29:32   #
lindajoy Loc: right here with you....
 
bikerjack60 wrote:
If we don't have strong economy, it is only because of the lockdown the Dems want.


Dems want, yes, along with all the false media hype to further it and constant inciteful lies on protesting.

Meanwhile some real news and something other than all this garbage, in spite of all 1.8 million back to work in July... Where’s the news on that as compared to all the bad news of the lying media over concerns they had about jobs and unemployment numbers increasing??? Ha!!!

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Aug 8, 2020 17:15:09   #
Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX
 
ldsuttonjr wrote:
This is not only excellent, it is an eye-opener.
The IMF is warning that “global economies” will contract by $455 billion next year due to the ongoing trade conflict between the U.S., China, the EU and to a lesser extent, Japan.

President Trump will cost the “Global Economy” $455 billion…. because that money will be t***sferring back to the America First economy.

That’s what happens as MAGAnomics reverses the IMF trade (wealth distribution) model.

China and the EU have devalued their currency in an effort to block the impacts of President Trump and the ‘America First’ trade policy.

Because those currencies are pegged against the dollar, the resulting effect is a rising dollar value.

In essence, the g*******t IMF is now blaming President Trump for having a strong economy that forces international competition to devalue their currency.

In the bigger picture is why President Trump is the most t***sformative economic President in the last 75 years.

The post-WWII Marshall Plan was set up to allow Europe and Asia to place tariffs on exported American industrial products.

Those tariffs were used by the EU and Japan to rebuild their infrastructure after a devastating war. However, there was never a built-in mechanism to end the tariffs…. until President Trump came along and said: “it’s over”!

After about 20 years (+/-), say 1970 to be fair, the EU and Japan received enough money to rebuild. But instead of ending the one-way payment system, Asia and the EU sought to keep going and build their economies larger than the U.S. Additionally, the U.S. was carrying the cost of protecting the EU (via NATO) and Japan with our military.

The EU and Japan didn’t need to spend a dime on defense because the U.S. essentially took over that role. But that military role, just like the tariffs, never ended. Again, until Trump.

The U.S. economy was the host for around 50 years of parasitic wealth exfiltration, or as most would say “distribution”.

The term *exfiltration* better highlights that American citizens paid higher prices for stuff, and paid higher taxes within the overall economic scheme, than was needed.

President Trump is the first and only president who said: “enough”, and prior politicians who didn’t stop the process were “stupid” etc. etc. Obviously, he is 100% correct.

For the past 30 years, the U.S. was a sucker to keep letting the process remain in place while we lost our manufacturing base to overseas incentives. The investment process from Wall Street (removal of Glass-Stegal) only made the process much more severe and faster. Wall Street was now investing in companies whose best bet (higher profit return) was to pour money overseas. This process created the “Rust Belt”, and damn near destroyed the aggregate manufacturing industry.


Unfortunately, putting ‘America First’ is now also against the interests of the multinationals on Wall Street; so, President Trump has to fight adverse economic opponents on multiple fronts…. and their purchased mercenary army we know as DC politicians.

No-one, ever, could take on all these interests. Think about it… The EU, Asia, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, China, Russia, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Iran, U.S. Congress, Democrats, U.S. Senate, Wall Street, the Big Club, Lobbyists, Hollywood, Corporate Media (foreign and domestic), and the ankle-biters in Never Trump…. All of these financial interests are aligned against Main Street USA and against President Trump.

Name one individual who could take them on simultaneously and still be winning, big.

They say he’s one man. They say they have him outnumbered. Yet somehow, as unreal as it seems, he’s the one who appears to have them surrounded.
This is not only excellent, it is an eye-opener. b... (show quote)


I disagree only about one thing. Nothing in DC happens by accident. You want a NWO you have to tear down the USA from within. You just can't steal all the wealth at once you just keep making thousands of little cuts.

There are many in the Intel and military establishments who are working with and protecting Trump. Many are also Christians and could see what was happening more easily than others.

Obama and Hillary because of h**e and greed overplayed their hands. Four more days until Flynn is freed and Sullivan steps down. The pace of corrections should pick up then. Flynn is often referred to as the one who knows where the bodies are buried.

Assange now seems to be headed to the USA soon. That should shed further light on Seth Rich and more nefarious activities. Plus Bundy and family are now free too. Obama and Harry Reid were key players in that. Timing is very important in making arrests and filing charges that can be proven in court. The key witnesses seem to be coming together.

And they still have Weiner's laptop with the insurance file. The only thing left to do is to try an assassinate Trump. Nothing else has worked. I will keep on praying myself. The storm clouds seem to be building again. If the grid goes down, in the NE, the countdown has started. I plan to buy an emergency radio and a police scanner next week. I don't want to be in the dark, if I can prevent it.

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Aug 8, 2020 23:21:39   #
bggamers Loc: georgia
 
lindajoy wrote:
Dems want, yes, along with all the false media hype to further it and constant inciteful lies on protesting.

Meanwhile some real news and something other than all this garbage, in spite of all 1.8 million back to work in July... Where’s the news on that as compared to all the bad news of the lying media over concerns they had about jobs and unemployment numbers increasing??? Ha!!!


If they can continue this r**ts BS and get it to spread I can see the dems calling for the UN to come save them which will be the beginning of a take over which they want(my personal paranoid opinion )More then likely at that point if not sooner we'll have the civil war all these i***ts think they can win here is where I fall out of my chair laughing

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Aug 9, 2020 05:06:05   #
Kickaha Loc: Nebraska
 
bggamers wrote:
If they can continue this r**ts BS and get it to spread I can see the dems calling for the UN to come save them which will be the beginning of a take over which they want(my personal paranoid opinion )More then likely at that point if not sooner we'll have the civil war all these i***ts think they can win here is where I fall out of my chair laughing
If they can continue this r**ts BS and get it to s... (show quote)


I'm not calling for it, but if the Blue Helmets come here there are many on the right and a number on the left as well, who will look at it as an invasion and occupying force that is a target to be eliminated with extreme prejudice. There have already been hints from democrat politicians to have the UN come in rather than our own National Guard.

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Aug 9, 2020 05:13:26   #
bggamers Loc: georgia
 
Kickaha wrote:
I'm not calling for it, but if the Blue Helmets come here there are many on the right and a number on the left as well, who will look at it as an invasion and occupying force that is a target to be eliminated with extreme prejudice. There have already been hints from democrat politicians to have the UN come in rather than our own National Guard.


again I'm laughing the dems and their willing i***ts really are clueless

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Aug 9, 2020 07:17:08   #
PeterS
 
ldsuttonjr wrote:
Petie: Go back to your handlers and seek real t***h! Your response is pure poppycock!

What was poppycock? Do you people honestly think that the vaguest reply you can possibly give is actually a reply?

I don't know where you were in the 80's but Reagan was instrumental in shipping our jobs overseas and the principal reason was two-fold...to break unions and drive down the prices of US goods and services. And because of that and the propensity for all republican presidents to cut the taxes of the top 5% wealth for the top 5% has absolutely exploded. Now offhand I don't know the number but compared to other periods it was absolutely astronomical and nothing like it ever in our history. Now the trade-off was supposed to be lots of well-paying jobs and you and I know that was nothing but bulls**t and no republican has ever had the balls to admit that what they did as a failure and I guess the closest is with Trump but he's just yanking your chain when he says he is going to bring jobs back. The only way for jobs to come back, in mass, is if our salaries were equal to those in China. And even then they might not bring back many jobs simply because of the cost of relocating.

So tell me, if you can, what was poppycock. Because I think what I said was pretty close to how things actually happened.

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Aug 9, 2020 07:27:43   #
PeterS
 
Kickaha wrote:
I'm not calling for it, but if the Blue Helmets come here there are many on the right and a number on the left as well, who will look at it as an invasion and occupying force that is a target to be eliminated with extreme prejudice. There have already been hints from democrat politicians to have the UN come in rather than our own National Guard.

Do you people not know how to name names? Who suggested that? Be specific when and where he said it so that it can be verified!

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