Isn't he the father of Operation Warp Speed?Again well...Keep in mind that my own criticism has been scathing, BUUUUT.
Even though he's not one of us the way you all diehards think he is, the positive point is that he's not one of these Great Reset twits.
Yes but I doubt he knew what the nefarious forces were putting in the jabs. He was as always looking for the warm fuzzies that come from getting accolades of doing good. In fact I feel Trump always knew the Wu Flu was not as dangerous as it was hyped up to be.Isn't he the father of Operation Warp Speed?
Trump reminds me of that character from the film `the Truman show.` The best friend of the protagonist, that they use in order to trick him into believing in the scam a little longer. I hope no one falls for this!
Excellent analogy !
People still believing in Trump after 4 years of disappointments (and Jared Kushner) get what they deserve.
.... but that doesn't mean that we should pretend that Donald Trump was on the side against us. He isn't one of "THEM"
I never would have thought it at least while he was president but ever since what happened at the end of 2020, it seems like even he may be (and very likely is) in on it too.. even if it didn't start out that way back in 2015. Especially his behavior this year in 2021 raises a lot of red flags. The main one being that he's advocating for the vaccines that his supporters are largely against. While I think we all will have to get it eventually, the fact that he's advocating for something his base is against is not good at all, a very far cry from the Trump of 2015-16. He's going to lose his base eventually and I wouldn't doubt if his pockets have been lined to offset him gradually fading away in this regard by pushing TPTB's messages. Either that or his pockets have been lined to "run" for the 2024 election with every intention of losing (as if he would win if he were for real anyway)No one can be sure of this.
No nation can be saved by voting at this point I'm afraid.Just noticed that my last message on Trump was message number 1776. Maybe I was onto something.
I would support Rand Paul for example, but what are the odds of that ever happening? I have lingering doubts that the US, or any other lost nation for that matter, can be saved via voting.
Yes, cause if there is one thing Trump needs, its a payout for doing something nefarious.I never would have thought it at least while he was president but ever since what happened at the end of 2020, it seems like even he may be (and very likely is) in on it too.. even if it didn't start out that way back in 2015. Especially his behavior this year in 2021 raises a lot of red flags. The main one being that he's advocating for the vaccines that his supporters are largely against. While I think we all will have to get it eventually, the fact that he's advocating for something his base is against is not good at all, a very far cry from the Trump of 2015-16. He's going to lose his base eventually and I wouldn't doubt if his pockets have been lined to offset him gradually fading away in this regard by pushing TPTB's messages. Either that or his pockets have been lined to "run" for the 2024 election with every intention of losing (as if he would win if he were for real anyway)
The only way I can be won by any candidate now is if it's 100% obvious that they are willing to cross any lines/the rubicon and fight the banking industry/cartels. If they're not about that energy then they aren't it. I think it's going to be a while before someone like that comes along.
Every single emerging "right wing," "America First" candidate needs to be asked the same question: "If a policy helped Americans at Israel's expense, would you support it?" The answer to that one question will immediately reveal everything you need to know.The only way I can be won by any candidate now is if it's 100% obvious that they are willing to cross any lines/the rubicon and fight the banking industry/cartels.
I kind of see your point but when it really mattered he didnt have our back and that is what I will always remember about him.I understand that sentiment...
But are you suggesting that given the current climate things are better now than they would have been otherwise?
This contrarian doom pill is not helpful and only results in more despondency.
Trump has made many many errors, and I have criticized him a lot for his egotistical errors... that not withstanding, his instincts have been mostly right about helping the economy, helping his fellow man, and resulting in a better life for MOST* Americans.
While at the end he allowed himself to be subverted by (((KUSHNER))) and (((Mnuchin)) his intent was to provide a better country for as many Americans as possible.
Again, he's got lots of faults, lots of errors... and putting your faith in one leader is just foolish given what we have seen over the last half century in America.... but that doesn't mean that we should pretend that Donald Trump was on the side against us. He isn't one of "THEM"
Many people built him up to be a God-like figure. He was simply a man, with all of man's vices and failures. My life was improved by him much more than it was detracted... and a lot of people seem to forget that.
Heck, even if it wasn't "at their expense" but we simply remained neutral towards them. Most of those people would still be screaming about anti-semitism, "our greatest ally", etc. Because let's be honest (and I believe this was your point), they're all bought and paid for by them or they wouldn't be up on the big stage in the first place. Trump is no exception in that regard.Every single emerging "right wing," "America First" candidate needs to be asked the same question: "If a policy helped Americans at Israel's expense, would you support it?" The answer to that one question will immediately reveal everything you need to know.
This. Exactly this. When it really mattered, he didn't cross the line and he even threw a number of his supporters under the bus on January 6th. They're still in jail, by the way! So it makes everything good he did sort of fade and now it's marred by that moment in time and how he went out. It just took me a while (as older members here might know) to process everything that really happened.I kind of see your point but when it really mattered he didnt have our back and that is what I will always remember about him.![]()
Not directing the below at you personally, but here's the way I see it....This. Exactly this. When it really mattered, he didn't cross the line and he even threw a number of his supporters under the bus on January 6th. They're still in jail, by the way! So it makes everything good he did sort of fade and now it's marred by that moment in time and how he went out. It just took me a while (as older members here might know) to process everything that really happened.
Simply do not agree here. People who have jobs (the majority of the 86 million who voted for Trump) were not going to do anything other than go to work the day after the election or on any other day during that period.Because he had the people and a LOT of people will do whatever Trump says, who would do nothing otherwise. Had Trump instead called for a nationwide strike, you better believe it would have happened and shut down the grid.