RENSE ON TRUMP

Trump and Carter

In 2011, Rense had an article on Donald Trump

 Donald Trump - Rense.com

The article points out:

1. Donald Trump is no outsider.



2. Like all savvy money makers, "Donald makes sure he uses someone else's money."

Donald Trump Sued In New Lawsuit Over Failed Project (Baja)

People were "duped into buying hotel-condominium units that were never built."

More join lawsuit against Donald Trump over failed Tampa tower

People "were duped into investing millions of dollars in the failed Trump Tower Tampa Project."

Deutsche Bank filed a $40 million lawsuit against Trump.

More Lawsuits Filed Over Trump Tower Chicago

Donald Trump's Scam School Gets Sued

Donald Trump's Casino Company Files Third Bankruptcy

Trump Loses Latest Round in Feud With NY Firm



3. Trump is 'just another liberal'

Donald Trump's Donations to Democrats

"Why wouldn't Trump support pro sexual deviant career politicians since he has supported sexual deviants in the past?"

Donald Trump's Big Gay Problem

"Trump told The Advocate he supported 'a very strong domestic-partnership law' giving gay couples the same legal protections provided to heterosexual married couples.

Trump said: 'I think it's important for gay couples who are committed to each other to not be hassled when it comes to inheritance, insurance benefits, and other simple everyday rights.'


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4. "The shadow government (wants) a viable replacement.

"Trump has been injected into the game...

"He's now some sort of expert on government boosting his credibility with desperate Americans seeking another savior.

"They had better take off the blinders...

"The decisions are made behind closed doors with the American people being sold another illusion...

"Why Donald Trump and why now?"

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THE 2016 US ELECTION WILL BE WON BY ....

The top people meet at Bohemian Grove.

Who secretly rules the USA?

Edward Luce has been reading:

The Deep State: The Fall of the Constitution and the Rise of a Shadow Government, by Mike Lofgren, Viking

Dark Money: The Hidden History of the Billionaires Behind the Rise of the Radical Right, by Jane Mayer, Doubleday

Democracy for Realists: Why Elections Do Not Produce Responsive Government, by Christopher Achen and Larry Bartels, Princeton University Press

Is the US suffering from too much democracy? - FT.com

Luce writes that, according to James Madison, the US constitution does not actually support majority rule. 

However, when local plebiscites are held, for example on local tax rates, the 'best connected' people often get their way.

Voters tend not to notice that they are being manipulated.

Democracy for Realists: Why Elections Do Not Produce Responsive Government, by Christopher Achen and Larry Bartels, Princeton University Press

Jane Mayer, author of Dark Money, explains how easily democracy can be bent by billionaires, such as the Koch brothers.

Fred Koch was a founding member of the John Birch Society, which deliberately used the tactics of communism - deception, ideological warfare etc. 

The Koch brothers use 'libertarian' think-tanks, university institutes, research foundations and political groups - in order to keep the billionaires in power.

Dark Money: The Hidden History of the Billionaires Behind the Rise of the Radical Right, by Jane Mayer, Doubleday

According to Mike Lofgren, a Republican veteran of Capitol Hill, the USA is secretly run by the Deep State.

And the Deep State is closely connected to Google and Apple.

Controlled by shadow government: Mike Lofgren.

Key members of the Deep Sate include the intelligence services, the military, the judges, top bankers, top business people and organised crime.

Mike Lofgren sees Washington, DC. as being like a garrison town.

The military keeps the cash flowing to the outside contractors.

The Deep State: The Fall of the Constitution and the Rise of a Shadow Government, by Mike Lofgren, Viking


Trump and Kissinger.

COMMENTS FROM READERSOF THE FT:

1. There was an under-reported plot to kill JFK in Chicago, stopped and bungled by the Secret Service, one month before Kennedy was killed in November of '63....

2. Note the relative success of Switzerland in protecting the well-being of its citizens through two world wars and numerous financial crises...

Is the US suffering from too much democracy? - FT.com