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@andylane247 Ceaseless media brainwashing might lead you to think so. A strong economy, historically low unemployment, peace initiatives throughout the world and strong resistance to the corrosive insanity of globalist-inspired woke ideology say otherwise.
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The advantage of voting Conservative is that one has such low expectations of those one votes for. This avoids disappointment.
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Two years watching Trump being crudely and unfairly denigrated on US channels was enough for me to question the motives behind it and to examine the reasons for his undoubted popularity. I now admire him bigly. He is an unlikely hero, but he and his supporters are all that stand between sanity and the orchestrated destruction of America by Marxist-fuelled globalism. He has practically nothing in common with Boris Johnson who has turned out to be a low-grade chancer and globalist lackey.
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@andylane247 Do you realise how utterly silly people like you sound when you compare any modern state with Germany in the 1930s? All it does is reveal the utter poverty of your arguments.
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@timothyharris4708 Once again a reply has been deleted. It's hard to have a reasoned debate under such circumstances! I'm glad to be on the side of truth and justice though - and I feel rather sorry for those such yourself who are being kept in the dark by a gang of super criminals. You don't have to wade in HITE. Just dip a toe in here and there. You might also check the World Economic Forum site and Mr Soros' Open Society Foundations, especially the list of donations made. Then check the political affiliations of recipients. I doubt you'll bother though. Tyranny relies on compliance.
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@andylane247 Trump may be a cult to some, but to others he represents a genuine bulwark against the quite open strategies of mega-wealthy globalists to restructure the world economy. You can recognise this instinctively by seeing how your children are being brainwashed from kindergarden to university and how your cities are being thrown wide open to imported, undocumented gangsters and all the other manifestations of woke culture. You can also go into things a bit deeper and read the works of George Soros or the minutes of World Economic Forum and subsequent press releases. You may want to live in a world run by an elite of hedge fund capitalists using brainwashed fools to carry out their strategies. I don't.
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@andylane247 What "blond propaganda"? Aryan superiority is not on Trump's agenda, as far as I am aware. Accusations of racism merely reveal a realistic appreciation of social differences. The large numbers of Black Americans wearing MAGA hats points to the idiocy of this accusation. And all politicians lie; Trump does so with a twinkle in his eye more often than not, and his supporters laugh as the Dems get all huffy and puffy. And what's wrong with being a strong leader? That's what leaders are there for.
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@andylane247 "Woke" is far more of an understandable term than the much-misused "fascist" you lowbrow lefties are always throwing about. It covers everything from SJWs to PC and all the other messy thinking that discolours and perverts contemporary discourse. Trump is what he is; which is to say he is pretty much an ordinary Joe who happens to have been born into great wealth and gifted with a certain amount of animal cunning. He has done more or less exactly what many other ordinary Joes would have done had they been born with his advantages. That is why so many of them love him.
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@joh22293 Should I go to my safe space first?
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@laurencekelly5081 So far all I seem to be doing is having reasoned opinions you disagree with. Is this a crime?
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@Tulkash01 That's where you're wrong. For decades now globalists have realised that they must appeal to the conformist, risk-averse, socially aware mindset typical of instinctive leftists in order to advance their agenda. Wealth distributed according to needs is characteristic of both philosophies. In the present instance it is the elite mega-billionaires who decide the equation however. They have decided that it really is best if private ownership is abolished, along with individual entrepreneurship, and that a world government (run by them) allocates resources according the perceived contributions individuals make to society. You will own nothing, but you will be happy.(Or else!)
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@laurencekelly5081 I can't take anyone seriously who misuses apostrophes I'm afraid.
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@skinless333x2 The idea that Trump was trying to overthrow the election by force is as absurd as the idea that the election was democratically conducted in the first place.
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@fvefve12 You have left out tax reforms and peace initiatives in the Middle East, which like the examples you mentioned had generally beneficial effects. The car industry was already well screwed thanks to decades of poor management, and farming (which you didn't mention) needed and needs a total overhaul of resources in the US. Fortunately Trump or a surrogate should return to power in 2024 - unless the Democrats manage to cheat again - and America might just be fortunate enough to crawl back from the disaster that is the Biden administration. I suppose (sigh) you are talking about Hitler in you final paragraph? What is this obsession you ill-educated leftards have with this guy? He was a man of his times and his ideas and policies bear no resemblance whatsoever to those of Donald Trump or any other Western leader today. Hitler merely put Marxism and capitalism in the same bag because he considered them both to be run by Jews. Capitalism had not yet realised then that the structures and strictures of Marxism are ideally suited to creating the society of compliance, punishment and reward which is now envisaged.
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@skinless333x2 Google Here Is The Evidence and then come back to me.
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@Tulkash01 The hyper wealthy certainly want to destroy all private wealth but their own. The rest of your analysis is entirely accurate. The monopolistic tendency of capitalism has undergone a couple of changes over the past hundred years or so, however, initially via state monopoly capitalism to its current status of world monopoly capitalism. They are all essentially Marxist ideas in the first instance, although swiftly commandeered by largely hedge fund rather than venture capitalists as ideally suited to their purposes. I find this frightening. It necessitates a structure of deceit and intimidation in order to succeed, and we are only too clearly already seeing many signs of that taking place.
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@andylane247 I get the feeling your critical faculties are diminishing somewhat.
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@Llortnerof Where is this proven? The Dem's kangaroo court has yet to reach its inevitably ludicrous conclusion and the "proof" so far is non-existent. Trump and Johnson have nothing at all in common. Trump is a free-market capitalist. Johnson is a pussy-whipped globalist stooge. You're the one living in a bubble. I know this because I lived in the same bubble myself for a while instead of deciding to look outside it. I am fully aware of the differences between Marxism and capitalism. The point I am making is that modern capitalism has subsumed many Marxist ideas to suit its purposes.
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@timothyharris4708 I have a highly critical nature. Simply accusing someone of talking bollocks is hardly the stuff of reasoned debate though, is it?
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@andylane247 Trite, boring and worthless are slightly more purposeful than "bollocks" I suppose but they scarcely amount to a reasoned critique though, do they?
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@mackenziebeeney3764 American elections are quite incredibly corrupt affairs. 2020 took the prize though. Whatever minor shenanagins the Republicans may or may not have got up to they pale into significance beside the magnificently organised and multi-faceted efforts of the FBI, the CIA and several other acronyms to rid themselves of the irritating nuisance that was Donald Trump.
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@mackenziebeeney3764 I have no objection to being called stupid. I would like to hear some explanations as to how this conclusion was reached, however.
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@Tulkash01 I agree with every word.
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@andylane247 I think we have found something we can agree upon.
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@mackenziebeeney3764 American democracy is pretty much a sham at the best of times. The country is largely run from behind the scenes on a system of bribes, blackmail and favours. Trump is despised, hated and feared because he has come up from outside the system and is a threat to the established order which derives power and wealth through this system. This is why he had to go - despite having the votes and support of the majority of Americans. Biden's vote was inflated beyond belief by any number of cunning strategies. The incredible mess Biden is making of things is almost enough to make one believe in natural justice.
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@mackenziebeeney3764 Is it possible to have a stupid opinion without being stupid? And how did you arrive at your opinions? Many months of intense thought and mental effort? Or do you just go along with a majority leftist view? Who gave me my opinions, do you imagine? And why are they stupid?
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@andylane247 That's about 71 million Americans then. And me- (though "good" isn't perhaps the best word. Pragmatic and very unfairly maligned though.) By the way, has it ever crossed your mind how believing that people who disagree with your sad, brainwashed "opinions" are somehow mentally ill smacks of Soviet communism? Ever read 1984 or The Gulag Archipelago?
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@mackenziebeeney3764 We can't revoke it. We just need to make sure that it isn't abused quite as much.
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@DavidMoxham957 The point I am making is that the elite billionaires who want to rule rule the world have taken Marxist strategies on board to further their aims. Modern capitalism, with its emphasis on hedge fund manipulation rather than industrial investment, needs large sections of the population to be directed according to immediate requirements and Marxists are old hands at this. This why modern investors buy mayors and DA's in US cities and finance organisations like BLM and Antifa. Marxists, especially those of the French school, have built upon techniques employed by Stalin and his successors. They have made them less crude and bloodthirsty but the principles are the same: control of information through education and the media, reward for the compliant and punishment and ostracisation for those who fail to fulfil the roles demanded of them. Trump has intervened in this process by reflecting the somewhat ill-defined objections so many innately conservative people have to the changes they see going on around them. He is, in the words of George Soros " a temporary inconvenience." He has been successfully demonised in the eyes of the gullible, but he is just an ordinary Joe who rather fancied being President and when he managed it set about trying to turn back the clock. This clearly could not be tolerated, and he had to go. Now we have Biden, deliberately inserted in order that his incompetence leads to further disintegration of old school capitalism from the ruins of which a Brave New World is expected to emerge. The Capitol riot was supposed to be a protest. It only went tits up when FBI agents planted in the crowd kicked the door in. Visit Here Is The Evidence for a couple of thousand items relating to the 2020 election scam.
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@andylane247 Why does your Rabbit have a capital letter?
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@timothyharris4708 Alas, as usual YouTube censored and removed the detailed reply I gave you a minute or two ago. I like it when that happens. It reassures me that I am on the side of truth and justice.
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@timothyharris4708 Google Here Is The Evidence.
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@andylane247 That would be Donald Duck I take it.
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@timothyharris4708 You could try wading through the evidence presented to various state senate committees subsequent to the election . I think they are still available in video form on the Internet. There are about forty hours of them though, so it's a bit of a haul.
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@andylane247 And pragmatic. Seriously though, every white person of that generation, just about, was brought up to consider men superior to women and white men superior to all other beings on the planet. Conditioning in childhood takes a lot of throwing off and Trump has had a fair stab at it. I hope you will be as successful in escaping the effects of the brainwashing you have clearly been subjected to.
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@andylane247 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYqCQy7fvFw
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@timothyharris4708 As I said I did try. YouTube deleted it. The reasoned argument is that Trump presented a threat to the established order of corrupt government and had to go. The means used were many and various, Some are detailed in evidence presented to state senate committees, while sites such as Here Is The Evidence provide access to a variety of sources outlining methods and giving details of particular incidents. The cover-up is as egregious as the crime itself though, and just as expertly conducted.
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@funbarsolaris2822 You have failed to understand the very important developments which have led to an unholy alliance between Marxism and New World Order capitalism. Why do you think George Soros finances the election of extreme left-wing mayors and DAs in US cities? Why do you think the World Economic Forum recommends systems of social organisation which are simply the Soviet system of administration writ large? Marxism and capitalism have reached a compromise. You only have to look at China to see that. I am not trolling. The movement of capital to increase wealth has moved on from simple investment in industrial production organised by private individuals and consortia into areas where state - and eventually world - control is paramount. This means that the volatility created by democratically elected changes of government cannot be allowed to continue - not in the long run. In the meantime the principle of reflexivity can be used to inject carefully consider instabilities into various national economies, thus producing vast immediate profits as currencies fluctuate. The instabilities lead to discontent and dissent and thus pave the way for revolution - but a very controlled and ordered one. The very, very rich get even richer, but at the same time the world moves towards a structured economy as envisaged by Marx, in which labour is recognised as an asset and is rewarded accordingly and appropriately. The New World Order and Marxism thus have at least two shared objectives -the removal of private ownership and individual entrepreneurs and the abandonment of democratic elections. Old school capitalism, typified as you rightly say by the policies of Thatcher and Reagan, is considered to be a thing of the past. It is just too messy and unpredictable. It is time to move on.
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@timothyharris4708 Neither uncritically nor foolishly. As for gullible.. well, just look in the mirror. As far as the "clown-show" is concerned I do not doubt you have seen only the edited highlights selected by the MSM to portray the various cases in the worst possible light. As I say, there are at least forty hours of testimony, much of it tedious and repetitive, but very, very revealing in places. Edited highlights showing these are of course deleted by YouTube, as are videos showing Republican observers being harassed and shut out of counts. Whoops! Page unavailable. The cover-up is as evil as the crime. You needn't wade through conspiracy theories to find some interesting items on HITE. The site is quite well curated at the moment, although subject to regular attack from the forces of evil. There are plenty of things to choose from. I suppose, however, that you will remain locked in your little bubble, believing without question the crap dished out by the MSM. It doesn't matter. As I say, the 2020 election is now history and we can only hope that the forensic audits carried out in some states have, despite continuing obstacles placed in their path, derived sufficient information to enable at least some of the criminal techniques employed to be circumvented this year and in 2024.
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@timothyharris4708 The thing I have on my side is that my replies are deleted while yours are not. This would seem to suggest that it is me who is being tyrannised, wouldn't you say? The very fact that you are declining to take advantage of the opportunities I have offered you to expand your horizons also indicates that you are content in your prison cell - or at least unwilling to step outside it for a moment. I have arrived at my views after passing through yours, by the way. We are all gullible and prejudiced to a certain extent, but those of us who have considered many options stand more chance of being on the side of truth and justice than those of you who accept without question the version of reality presented to you by officially approved channels.
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@timothyharris4708 No links. The YouTube algorithm is a tricky beast and I suspect that even mentioning certain items of hardware used in elections gets your post deleted. It happens in other areas too. Sickening really. Yup. Diamond and Silk and all the other black American YouTubers who support Trump seem to me to give considerable refutation to the suggestion that Trump is a racist. The Democrats are scared to death of losing the black vote and so this is just one of the many accusations in the relentless campaign of vilification against him - accusations I myself believed for the first two years of his Presidency. My reasoned argument is that because Donald Trump has not risen through the usual messy political channels he owes nothing to anybody, and he has no skeletons in his cupboard, and despite the most absurd efforts to do so, none can be created. I get the impression that American Presidents are usually taken aside shortly after inauguration and told what they must do -or else. There was no "or else" in Trump's case. As a property developer he was used to giving bribes -not taking them. He is, of course, a man of many faults but he has one outstanding virtue -he is not a career politician. He is quite an ordinary person really. He has second son syndrome of course - like a number of English monarchs -and is under pressure to fill the shoes his elder brother was destined to wear. He is, in short, not a creature of the swamp as Biden is and Obama was. He is his own man, not a front man. and they don't like that. One can add to these observations the further perception that the ceaseless and repetitive "Orange Man Bad" propaganda which continues to assail us is of very low quality, as these things go. Nothing stands up. All you get is school yard accusations of this and that. Nothingburgers, as the Americans say. In the end it defeats its own object -at least if you examine it long and carefully enough, as I have done and you obviously haven't. So this is my serious process of thought - or vapid scribblings if you prefer. Conspiracy theories are rapidly becoming just conspiracies these days, but I don't suppose you've noticed.
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@andylane247 I see that you and Timothy Harris have been gossiping about me like a couple of old ladies in a bus queue but, that aside, I fail to see the relevance of this observation. So you not realise how weak and pathetic this obsessive need to draw parallels between contemporary politics and Nazi Germany makes you seem?
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@andylane247 Bollocks
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@andylane247 Heard the latest? If enough Trumpist Republicans get into the House and Senate come September (which they will unless the Dems cheat again) they are going to make Trump Leader of the House. They will then impeach Biden and Harris. Trump, being third in line, will resume his rightful position as President of the United States. Sweet huh?
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@andylane247 It's a bit of a long shot, but technically it's entirely possible. It has a nice sense of balance and proportion to it as well, don't you think?
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@andylane247 No chance! Truth and justice will prevail. Trump 2023!
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@funbarsolaris2822 We are somewhat at cross purposes. Left wing politics, as typified by Sanders and Corbyn, goes on its merry way entirely removed from reality- as it more or less always has been since the end of World War II at least. I am talking about academic neo- Marxism, largely developed in France and Germany in the 50s and 60s. This is of course entirely different to old school socialism, which has become rather stuck in a political backwater after brief earlier successes in the first half of the 20th century, and which has anyway generally backed away from Marxist principles. By the time Reagan and Thatcher came along this form of socialism had fallen into stagnation - as all economic and political philosophies do. They require constant revision. Capitalism has revised itself by taking on some Marxist precepts and Marxism has revised itself by accepting capitalism as an inevitable feature of human conduct. The result has been the New World Order and the Great Reset. Marxists can with a clear conscience accept the principle of economic growth through the manipulation of capital, as long as it is accompanied by what they perceive as an equitable distribution of benefits. Capitalists are grateful for the benefits of having a compliant workforce, and modern technology ensures that all proceedings can be closely monitored. Thus the elitist technocrat can enjoy the lifestyle to which he/she feels entitled, secure in the knowledge that the lives of his/her minions are reasonably comfortable and well ordered, and that all dissent can be met with withdrawal of privileges. Capital and labour are at one at last. We are all equal, but some are more equal than others. Neither the small-time factory owner nor the Labourite shop steward have any place in this new arrangement. Both are defunct. No-one owns anything any more, in fact. Rational decisions as to the distribution of resources and means of production are taken according to principles generally embedded in computer programs and everyone is allocated goods and services appropriate to the contribution they make to the common weal. You are somewhat nostalgic, I think, and nostalgia has no real place in this brave new world cooked up by the World Economic Forum and which is coming slowly but surely into existence even as we speak - or look with tearful eyes at old films of old struggles, now long past.
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@funbarsolaris2822 As I say, this is a somewhat outdated view, The dilemmas and conflicts of interest you outline here are entirely apparent to capitalists as they are to academic Marxists. Both sides know there is no point in trying to settle matters by constantly swinging back and forth between low regulation, low taxation free markets economies and high regulation, high taxation centrally controlled ones. It gets us nowhere. Marxism isn't about milking the rich to feed the poor, as some people seem to think. It's essentially about regulating economies in order that society is kept on an even keel, and that in order to do this it is essential that those who directly create genuine increased value - ie the workforce - are maintained in a sufficiently stable condition to enable them to do so. Marxism in its original form suggested that the best way to do this was to give the workforce control of the means of production by transferring ownership of property and capital to the state. This clearly has not worked because such a system is unresponsive to subtle and sudden changes in the market and general conditions. The solution you seem to favour -one which essentially forces the workforce to act as a parasite on the economy to a degree which bears no relation to whatever input it makes, is equally unworkable - once again as experience has shown. I think you are confusing Marxism with liberal socialism which merely seeks a relationship with capitalism. Marxism wants to subsume it and we are now in a situation whereby capitalism has become so esoteric that it is quite capable of being so subsumed without affecting the wealth of the elite who understand the alchemy involved.
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@andylane247 Yes, I fully remember when Kim Jong-un had the Presidential election stolen from him and his supporters stormed the Masudae Hall. He too said they would be pardoned when he returned to power. Your sense of history is as uncannily prescient as ever.
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@andylane247 Your comparisons are growing increasingly bizarre. This one is utterly unintelligible. By the way, you appear not to have noticed that the God Emperor is no longer orange. He has sensibly put away the hair dye and fake tan and looks considerably more distinguished as a result.
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 @andylane247 Soon be right in the bag!
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@andylane247 The woods around Chernobyl are now full of huge wolves with sharpy, sharpy nasty pointy teeth.
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