Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Donald Trump and America's Leadership by Tweet" video.

@MarcosElMalo2 Herman Cain would have been awesome.
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Obama was a Manchurian candidate raised from an early age for the Presidency by the Soviets. It's why he stirred up racial division (a key Soviet active measures strategy against the US), and why he was told to select a long-time Soviet mole in the Senate as his VP. It's also why he retained another Soviet asset as SECDEF from the Bush Admin, Robert Gates, who was tasked with killing the ATF/F-22A Raptor before we could go into FRP (Full-Rate Production of 750 aircraft). If Peter discussed any of this, he wouldn't ever be invited to another USG agency again to speak.
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@0l_pops531 The Founders' vision for the 3 Branches was to check and block the others equally, not for partisans to check power.
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ATF has been making their own laws/regulations for decades.
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@DeirdreSM Herman Cain is one of the best leaders we could have had for the Presidency, due to his defense and business experience, measured temperament, and high intellectual faculties. Obama was not a good student, not particularly smart, got Cs at Occidental University in LA, then got admitted to Columbia based on foreign student admissions, not academics for a US peer base. I would never describe any of the men I mentioned as “throwing their own under the bus”. That’s literally what Obama did when black inner city community leaders tried to meet with him to get his support for their successful programs at dealing with fatherlessness, drugs, and crime. Trump ran multiple, lengthy sessions with them within his first few months in office, and gave them his full support-more than the combined engagement of all White Houses before him.
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Biggest fundamental problem with thinking the CIA is there to inform the President with the PDB is that the Soviets hijacked that almost out of the gate. It's why JFK and RFK created DIA, especially after a trend in the CIA to do the opposite of what the President directed, and even assassinate foreign heads of state without direction. That included President Diem of South Vietnam.
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@ophello This isn't a place for corporate media talking points.
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@djohnston6214 Woodrow “clean out the blacks” Wilson? Not sure if serious. He did more to hurt race relations in the US after decades of healing during Reconstruction. Then his signing of Federal Income Tax (Revenue Act of 1913) and Federal Reserve Act of 1913 make him one of the most cursed of all names of US Presidents. He oversaw more harm to the US than most Presidents I can think of.
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@karunama3771 FDR hurt the US in ways that haven’t ever been corrected, and he did it with abuse of power during crisis, appointing KKK grand masters to the Supreme Court, undermining the Bill of Rights, starting Federal agencies tasked specifically with violating the Constitution, mass implementation of Progressive Party policies of socialism, with an unchecked singular mass media information control apparatus. A dispassionate analysis of FDR does not bode well for his placement in the rankings.
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@gwailouh01 JFK got into the WH with a stolen election, rigged by the Teamsters and Organized crime families (one of the only US Presidents to win the General without Florida or Ohio). This was brokered by his Irish mob father with the Italian/Sicilian/Russian Jew mafia, who his other son, Robert Kennedy, had been going after like a pitbull. The deal was he would pull Bobby off if they helped Jack get into the WH. One of the best things the Kennedy Brothers did was form DIA, after the egregious pattern of insubordination and high crimes being committed by the CIA were identified, including their help with the assassination of President Diem of South Vietnam. Why would the CIA help murder our only ally against North Vietnam, just days before JFK was assassinated? The other good thing JFK did domestically was cut taxes, which were insane at the time. The fire he lit under the space program was of epic historical significance, though much of it was underway of course. The Bay of Pigs fiasco was created by the CIA to dry to muscle the Kennedy Brothers into invading Cuba with full military force. His handling of the Cuban Missile Crisis averted nuclear war with the Soviets. He did a lot in his 2 years and 9 months in office.
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@kyleganse4978 Clinton (real name William Jefferson Blythe III) was raised by his adoptive family, the Clintons, who owned 3 Buick dealerships in Arkansas. He learned how to profile people and memory training from his adoptive grandpa. Basically a talented car salesman who really liked JFK, wanted to get into politics instead of selling cars to suckers. He had a convertible Buick at age 16, so got very used to having any woman he wanted until he moved into more exciting things like rape.
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@djohnston6214 America has a vested interest in ensuring no singular power takes over Europe, from where it could then threaten the Western hemisphere. This is more true today due to modern force projection and weapons. Our long-term strategic withdrawal from Europe runs counter to this, offset by leveraging our Foreign Military Sales to Europe.
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It's important to understand that Peter's reference for an optimally-functioning Presidency is that of George H.W. Bush, because he was the last one with an actual foreign policy. Trump pulled off what nobody has been able to do in at least a century of Roosevelt-initiated Blue Blood control of the WH (and the crony relationship between Wall Street conglomerates and the political parties). He circumvented the sell-out politician career path to the WH, bypassing Congressional, Gubernatorial, or cabinet positions (over a lifetime of fake public speaking and obedience to the financial interests who control both parties). This is why Trump was hated and feared by both parties. There are dozens of Congressmen plugging away with the establishment system like good little conformists, eager to lick the boot of the financial interests who determine who makes it into the run-offs, who then not only got sidelined and politically eviscerated (especially Jeb Bush), but then faced a potential dynasty blocking them out. Think about Cory Booker, Marco Rubio, Gavin Newsom, John Kennedy, Lisa Murkowski, Amy Klobuchar, etc. There's a narrow window that opens at certain times, mainly determined by a combination of age, tenure, party affiliation relative to the cycle (RR, D, RR, D, RRR, DD, RR, DD, R, D), name recognition, previous campaign experience, Vice President, etc. Trump threw all of that out of whack, which ruffled the feathers of dozens of career politicians in both parties. Even worse for them, he commands such a groundswell of grassroots support, fomenting a rare populist cultural swing that hasn't happened since Reagan and FDR. FDR's populism was created by crisis and mass control of the media. Trump's was created despite the established media, by leveraging the internet and his long career in business and entertainment. The worst possible outcome for the establishment sell-outs in DC would have been a 2-term Trump, followed by whomever his VP would be in 2024 with his blessing. This is why they threw everything at him possible, short of assassination like they did to Reagan.
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@wilhelmheinzerling5341 FDR and JFK came from long lines of organized crime and political families. FDR was elected with help from the Kennedys after Papa Joe secured long-term exclusive import rights to Siegram's liquor during Prohibition and his bootlegging days. They would run FDR with the promise of lifting Prohibition. Obama comes from a family with ties to the OSS and Boeing, where both maternal grandparents worked to acquire the B-29 TDP for the Soviets, using Mrs. Dunham as a honey pot. This is why they lived in Kansas near the Wichita plant (where B-29s were manufactured), and later in Seattle. Acquiring materials samples and TDP was one of the top FORMAT-E programs at the time, because it was the first real long range intercontinental strategic bomber and capable of delivering nuclear weapons. Russia made a clone of it called the Tupolev Tu-4, which they developed into the Tu-85 and finally Tu-95, which is still in operational service today. Obama was literally born into a family engaged in espionage against Boeing and the US Government. His mom worked for US AID in the Pacific, which is why they lived in Indonesia with the adoptive Soetero father. You really have to contort reality to compare them, though there is an interesting parallel between JFK and Mrs. Dunham.
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@AlexHand Obama started with a majority Senate (59) and majority House. After coercing/ bribing ACA through, the Democrats suffered the biggest turnover in 2010 mid-terms, even bigger than the Clintons' turnover/blow-out in 1994. It's also the job of Congress to check the President's power, not rubber-stamp it.
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@Vractis Obama wasn't afraid of GOP, but he was sensitive to being called out for the domestic spying and targeting of Tea Party PACs using the weaponized IRS, and the DOJ Fast & Furious gun-running operation to the cartels. He was very indifferent and distant even from career Senate Democrats who had been trying to do universal healthcate legislation since the 1970s. He didn't play DC two-step, instead secluding himself and watching TV, or calling staff meetings to learn about a matter. Valerie Jarrett and other behind-the-scenes actors got a lot of skullduggery done on-behalf of foreign governments. The media ran huge cover for Obama, so we still don't hear about what extent the Chinese, Russians, and Iranians played. The biggest attraction was to Uranium One, which Putin used after bribing the Clintons through Clinton Global Initiative, to help Putin re-build his nuclear arsenal. Then there was the Iranian deal where they got billions of dollars on pallets, and the US got nothing. PATRIOT Act was further cemented as a domestic political opponent spy program under Obama as well.
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@billweberx Oh, I'm firmly planted. Did you ever wonder why Obama was told he was getting Joe as VP? It didn't make sense to anyone, unless they understood The Council for a Livable World (Soviet Front). The biggest missing information set in discussions of geopolitics is legitimate Intelligence and Counterintelligence operations, as well as subversion and active measures. The picture will not make sense without discussing those, especially in relation to penetration and co-opting key leaders and organizations in targeted nations.
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@TrendyStone Trump is the only President who brought in multiple panels of inner city black leaders with proven programs towards dealing with the epidemic of fatherlessness and crime, but didn't seek a lot of recognition for that because he genuinely cares more about the issue than the optics there. He's the only US President who oversaw the decimation of Russian soldiers in Syria who attacked US forces over the Euphrates River in Feb, 2018. Obama and Clinton would have never authorized that. Trump didn't rub it in Putin's face or grandstand in the US about it either. Media ignored it. He's also the only US President that appointed an HHS Director who authorized roughly 1000 generic label drugs each year from 2017-2020, leveling off and reducing consumer drug pricing finally after decades of Congress blowing hot air, but never biting the hands that feed them.
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@rotfogel 5 decades in defense, aerospace, and military. Name me one factual claim I have made that is incorrect. Given the fact that multiple members of my family in Finland were killed or kidnapped by the Soviets during the Winter War, your grasping at straws for Russian bot explanations in the vacuum of space is quite pathetic.
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@ChrisAlvarezAlvarezImaging He had 59 Dem Senators and a large Dem majority Congress from 2009-2011, where they: Continued the Bush Wall Street and European Bank TARP bail-outs. Expanded the Biden/Clinton/Bush PATRIOT Act to spy on political opponents. Killed the F-22 program while diverting billions allocated for it to Afghanistan and Iraq. Shoved ACA down the throats of America by bribing key hold-out Senators against the private contractual relationships of millions of Americans with their providers. Oversaw the smuggling of thousands of weapons into the hands of Mexican drug cartels via Operation Gunrunner/Fast & Furious, resulting in the murders of thousands of Mexicans and at least 3 US Law Enforcement Officers, including Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry in Dec, 2010. Weaponized the IRS against the Tea Party and Conservative PACs. Signed off on the Russian acquisition of Uranium mining rights in the US, after Putin announced he was revitalizing Russia's nuclear arsenal and bribed the Clintons with $343 million in speech donations to Clinton Global. Fomented rebellion in Arab nations in the wake of the wheat import drop-offs from Russia due to 2010 fires. Signaled the US taking a back seat in foreign policy among our allies. Stirred up racial agitation, rather than celebrating the final end to the ultimate glass ceiling broken with a black family in the White House. He was actively one of the most venomous and injurious Presidents in US history, while largely absent on the functionary duties of a head of State, since he has no leadership experience.
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@rotfogel Why wouldn't they though? His grandparents already did work for the Soviets in the 1940s. His mom Stanley worked for US Agency for International Development, which is a front for the CIA. Soviets co-opted the CIA with 200 double agents from the start, through the Gehlen Organization. How did Senator Obama fast-track past all the normal time in selling out to corporate interests in DC, not even fulfilling his 1st term? That never happens. What changed for him? It sounds looney if you aren't privileged to ground truth, and get your opinions from corporate media.
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@DeirdreSM Now explain why all those racists loved Ben Carson, Herman Cain, and Alan Keyes. People voting for Obama proved how not-racist America is. Americans generally don't care what color someone is, but are more focused on shared values of God, family, community, and Country. Racism was a smokescreen to provide cover for a litany of treasonous acts and high crimes during the Obama Administration.
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@ChrisAlvarezAlvarezImaging One of the most cowardly things you can do is accuse those who you disagree with as being crazy. It proves you have no argument when your only option is to go ad hominem.
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@michaelboano7183 Someone groomed his rise to power, someone with motive and means bigger than the DNC. His actions in the WH were extremely injurious to the United States and our relations with out allies, while agitating and polarizing the US populace against itself. Some relevant points about his family history.... Fact: Madelyn Dunham (Obama’s maternal grandmother) worked at the Boeing Wichita manufacturing facility on the B-17 and B-29 during WWII. Fact: The B-29 Technical Data Package was compromised and transferred to the Soviets, (who had physical in-tact samples of B-29s from crash landings and diverts during the war, but needed technical data for materials and processes to make the clone/unlicensed Tupolev Tu-4). Fact: Madelyn Dunham worked the night shift at Boeing’s B-29 manufacturing facility, and she and Stanley Dunham (her husband) can be seen in photographs where they are dining with Boeing executives from the plant at an exclusive table, where Madelyn is in the arms of one of the older men, far from Stanley Dunham. Fact: Stanley Anne Dunham (Obama’s mother) was born 10 months after Stanley went off to serve in World War II. Fact: The FBI was investigating who transferred the B-29 TDP to the Soviets from the Wichita plant, even after the war, narrowing-in on Stanley, even though he didn’t have access. The more you look into the Dunhams, the more of a rabbit hole you will find. Their history is extremely strange, to say the least. What is absolute is that a young Senator from Chicago with a doctored past, shot into the White House with an extremely short political record, a flimsy work history of being employed by a CIA financial intelligence front company (BIC), and a Constitutional Law professor. The whole thing is extremely odd by any metric.
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@DeirdreSM 74yr-old colon cancer survivor in remission, who did follow science. His life achievements are far more worthy of studying than snippet journalism false narratives.
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@ChrisAlvarezAlvarezImaging Do what? I'm not sure what you're responding to.
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@TrendyStone I’ve never heard George Friedman or Peter Zeihan talk about the Battle of Khasham, 07Feb 2018. Trump was definitely more focused on US Domestic policy, but also building up US military power as a deterrent, while disengaging from foreign wars.
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