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Michael Moore is not someone I have appreciated over the years.  Nor his messages.  But somehow he gets Trump.   But you must watch/listen to this. Share if you can stand a bit of gutter language.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pADHLsECWxY

Watch and share.  About 6 minute video.

If we elect him, he will still need our help to get this done.

At the link below is the transcript of former NATO supreme commander General Sir Richard Shirreff’s October 19, 2016 talk at the leftist Brookings Institution in Washington. With all due respect, I see a perfect example of confirmation bias by the commander. He hears threats in every word and action by Putin, without considering how US/NATO actions appear to Putin and Russians. Obviously, Shirreff could not imagine that today the US/NATO are the evil empire, or even one of them.

Keep in mind that Democrat U.S. presidents led Americans into both World Wars, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the Iraq War, and Democrats followed Carter/Clinton/Obama/CFR advisor Brzezinski’s proudly espoused strategy to lure the Soviet Union into invading Afghanistan and followed Brzezinski’s Machiavellian strategy of repeated regime change wars to maintain US/NATO hegemony in the middle east and Russia’s belly, which is underway, shooting, bombing and killing today.

Democrats view the U.S. as an empire, which requires at least one other empire in opposition…as if on on chessboard. It need not be that way. Russia today is not the Soviet Union of WWII or Cold War days. Putin and Russians today have a lot to lose in any war with the west, a lot they have built, which was not there in the post WWII Cold War days. Russia is surrounded by US and NATO bases …but America and Europe are not similarly surrounded by Russian bases…nor would America or NATO allow that.

This is more Democrat hypocrisy and confirmation bias. I can’t help but wonder if this former NATO supreme commander has ever visited modern day Russia or spoken with any of the Russian citizens born since the fall of the Soviet Union??? Continuing wars is what WE will get if Hillary, Democrats, RINOs are elected. It is time to sincerely invite Putin and Russians to take a seat at the capitalists business table. In fact, Russia and the US/NATO today have a real, common enemy, sworn against us to the death, and together we would have a stronger hand against those barbarians at and inside our gates.

https://www.brookings.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/20161019_war_russia_transcript.pdf

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Have you seen “Dishonorable Disclosures”? At the 3rd and last Presidential debate, Trump pointed out the Obama administration’s problematic release of information about ongoing operations around Mosul. Hillary defended Obama. This is an excellent 20 minute video by U.S. military and intelligence officers about the deadly dangerous disclosure by the Obama administration…putting American lives at risk …and these disclosures continue today.

Here we see the failure of the government to manage itself for the benefit of the citizens. It is no longer public service. It is service, paid for by the citizens to support the established oligarchy. And it’s pay to play in that world. There is great temptation to misspell the word as “oiligarchy.” But it has gone much further than oil. They have severely compromised the Full Faith And Credit, the currency, trust and goodwill of governments and nations. They are fighting wars in other countries, eight other countries at last count, using your money to pay mercenary agencies with three letter abbreviations to keep things stirred up and in a state of near-world war. But, the world does not have to be like that.

U.S. voters should be asking themselves, “Why hasn’t the U.S. government, that is, our government, already prosecuted the Clintons?” I am telling you that fraud by government is routine practice. What they are doing is gaming the system for their personal benefit, and our President, our Congress and our Supreme Court are letting that happen.

On Hillary’s watch as Secretary of State: An alert (below) by The Office of Inspector General (OIG), reported that OIG “in recent audits, investigations, and inspections, has identified significant vulnerabilities in the management of contract file documentation that could expose the Department to substantial financial losses. Specifically, over the past 6 years, OIG has identified Department of State (Department) contracts with a total value of more than $6 billion in which contract files were incomplete or could not be located at all. The failure to maintain contract files adequately creates significant financial risk and demonstrates a lack of internal control over the Department’s contract actions”…

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Pay attention Millennials.  Your freedom, cyber rights and video games are in danger.

Wouldn’t we all be better off, more free,  without this Clinton shakedown?  And this is just one example dear to the hearts of most Millennials.

“Passed on October 12, 1998, by a unanimous vote in the United States Senate and signed into law by President Bill Clinton on October 28, 1998, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act

(DMCA) amended Title 17 of the United States Code to extend the reach of copyright, while limiting the liability of the providers of online services for copyright infringement by their users.”

You will have to get down from your high horse when you have to explain in court why you are not liable for infringement for humming someone else’s tune on your own porch, forget covering a song with your band at the local pubs.

“The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) is a United States copyright law that implements two 1996 treaties of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). It criminalizes production and dissemination of technology, devices, or services intended to circumvent measures (commonly known as digital rights management or DRM) that control access to copyrighted works. It also criminalizes the act of circumventing an access control, whether or not there is actual infringement of copyright itself. In addition, the DMCA heightens the penalties for copyright infringement on the Internet.^[1][2] “

Do you want such a litigious life?  The oligarchy has put in place another gigantic scam on the creative works of mankind and it will first decimate, then end, the freedom to create works in cyberspace.  You would have to document every step to stay clear of regulations, taxes and laws.  That’s an enormous burden on the smallest players with the least funding, for example many of your Millennial friends, online gaming buddies and Facebook friends.  The cost of compliance becomes a burden on you and your family even if you never set foot or deal with a court of law.  Regulations and laws such as these are barriers to entry for smaller players who are in competition with giant players.  It’s a pay-to-play barricade set up by politicians like the Clintons and Al Gore with bipartisan support of the legislators and courts.  And is a great reward for the loyalty of law firms; they pay big to play.

Amazingly, millions of Americans still believe that Democrats and so-called “progressives” are for the little guy.  It blows my mind.  If their blue dog don’t hunt, they shoot it.  But little guys keep voting for them anyway.  “At this point, what difference does it make.”  I think Hillary Clinton infamously erupted something like that.

Millions of Americans and other people in other nations will vote soon, believing that Democrats, the UN, liberals,“progressives,” along with their ideas like social justice, sustainability, climate change and planned parenthood will help the small guy and minority rights.  Ha. But they are out for themselves.  They and the media tell you they are out for you.  But actions matter.

Those “progressives” are for their ideology and retribution for all the wrongs they believe have been done against them and their causes.  Their ends justify their means and WE are just cannon fodder in their plan to save the world.  What was that demeaning word Hillary called us?

That is the same tactic used by “progressives” and Democrats like Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt to send their fellow Americans to fight two world wars, and to suppress the right to vote for women, American Indians, and Negroes in the 1920s.  WWI was “The War to End All Wars,” they said.

Women, Blacks and Indians finally got their rights.   Woodrow Wilson and Lyndon Johnson would have lost their reelection bids if they had not flip flopped on civil rights issues.  There was strong advocacy against “progressives;”  virtually all Republicans, all women, all blacks and all Indians stood against them on the civil rights.  Maintaining power is, afterall, the most important end goal for so-called “progressives,” back then and when they were derelict of duty in Benghazi.

Reference:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Millennium_Copyright_Act   Everything in quotes above.

Cross reference:  https://www.copyright.gov/legislation/dmca.pdf

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Those pipeline protesters are marching you to war and poverty, while the oligarchy supporting them are stashing legal tender paper dollars, gold, silver, art, seeds and hard assets in trusts, overseas, and remote hideouts to protect themselves.

The US, NATO, the banks and OPEC will continue to go to war to prevent collapse of the US dollar credit bubble. We are on thin ice now. They have been creating fiat dollars like madmen since 2008. There are no assets or even full faith and credit US dollars to support the loans on top of loans on top of loans. Unlinking oil from the dollar would lead to war, thus the persuasive power of Saudis and their war with Iran and its proxies in Yemen and Syria. Iran is trying to surround the Saudis and its allies. Russia and Iran are also oil economies. US oil and gas economy and exports are vital for avoiding world war, to underpin the dollar’s value and to enable managing down the dollar credit bubble. The bubble won’t be televised.

Obama/Clinton and the global warming idiots are weapons of mass destruction. The best hope to avoid destructive, implosive collapse of the dollar credit bubble is to export oil and gas from the US, Canada and Mexico so that demand for the dollar is supported. Global warming idiots, US, Canadian, EU, UN, banking policy is just opposite of that. These obsessive idiots want to shut down the oil, gas and coal industries. What other major product export does the U.S. have, other than dollar credits and weapons? Got to have products to support value of dollar or else there will be implosion.

Determined cybercrime could burst the credit bubble. The problem is much worse than in 2007-2008. The Fed and U.S. Government have added $4 to $6 trillion of credit obligations to the system, QE, which is then leveraged about 8 times by the bankers…but they have not been able to inflate the bubble at the 2% target rate. Deflation has begun. Confidence is declining worldwide. Watch Deutsche Bank, the largest bank in Germany. Military-fought wars are bad and we must stop the US/NATO regime change neo-con bipartisan war madness.

Look at all the hacking. Cyber money crime could cause a sudden disappearance of trillions of QE fiat dollar credits. Most of the world runs on $60 trillion in dollar credits that exceed/leverage the actual dollars in circulation. These are credit card balances, student loans, construction loans, business lines of credit, interbank loans, negotiable commercial paper…tegatta in Japan…180 days DSO of Japan’s GDP …one of the world’s largest economies …is supported by promissory notes, not currency, not full faith and credit. Similar elsewhere. There must be a slow and orderly withdrawal of credit from the system. Credit cannot be free. Interest rates, the cost of credit, cannot be free or negative for long.

US, NATO, Russia, India, China, Brasil, must stop selling weapons, parts and ammo for all the weapons sold and provided to other countries.

Notice that the neo-cons are bipartisan and they are massively selling and giving weapons to violent actors and continuing regime change…and these are exactly the same people and oligarchs who support global warming, restrictions on supplies of oil and gas, massively wasteful crony programs for “sustainable” energy, oil and gas pipeline protests, etc.

It’s way past time for you to allow yourself to be distracted by twerking and grocery store checkout pornography pawned off as news by the TV and mainstream media which is owned by the same oligarchs. Are you human? Or, are you their puppet dancers?

This is excellent.

The following is adapted from a speech delivered on July 11, 2016, at Hillsdale College’s Allan P. Kirby, Jr. Center for Constitutional Studies and Citizenship in Washington, D.C., as part of the AWC Family Foundation Lecture Series.

Frank Buckley is a Foundation Professor at Scalia Law School at George Mason University, where he has taught since 1989. Previously he was a visiting Olin Fellow at the University of Chicago Law School, and he has also taught at McGill Law School, the Sorbonne, and Sciences Po in Paris. He received his B.A. from McGill University and his LL.M. from Harvard University. He is a senior editor ofThe American Spectator and the author of several books, including The Once and Future King: The Rise of Crown Government in America andThe Way Back: Restoring the Promise of America.

Excerpt:

“Had Marx been asked what would happen to America if it ever became economically immobile, we know what his answer would be: Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton. And also Donald Trump. The anger expressed by the voters in 2016—their support for candidates from far outside the traditional political class—has little parallel in American history. We are accustomed to protest movements on the Left, but the wholesale repudiation of the establishment on the Right is something new. All that was solid has melted into air, and what has taken its place is a kind of right-wing Marxism, scornful of Washington power brokers and sneering pundits and repelled by America’s immobile, class-ridden society.”

Read the entire article from Hillsdale College on Imprimis here:

https://imprimis.hillsdale.edu/restoring-americas-economic-mobility/2/