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  3. I’m on your side on this one Russ. This was just another example of why the alternative media is becoming unlistenable to me.

    I’m sorry, but Americans have their head so far up their arse. I hate to break it to Americans, but the world doesn’t revolve around you.

    All this stuff with the ‘woke’ has been starting to turn naturally.

    But to put it frankly, most of the world never subscribed to that bullshit. It has no relevance outside the West. The world doesn’t care that Trump is pushing back against a bunch of bullshit that they think is ridiculous to begin with.

    What they do care about is being bullied, sanctioned and treated with economic warfare. And the Muslim’s almost certainly care about the ethnic cleansing of Palestine. There would be massive resistance to that. So no, war is exactly what you’re going to get with this posture.

    And tariffs are bullshit. They’re just a tax on imports. If he actually enacts that, it will completely screw over Americans and undermine the West especially.

    Americans will continue with their myopic view of the world and fail to see that the world is sick of American militarism and economic warfare. And this economic warfare is going to lead to a massive war eventually.

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    • Like so many other foreign critics, you’re obviously under the impression that the US govt. actually bases its policies on what Americans vote for (or against). Nothing could be further from the truth. When the government actually does what we voted for, that is definitely the exception to the rule, even when the election is clean. That’s what makes some of Trump’s recent executive orders, especially relating to illegal immigration, so noteworthy: for the first time in many, many decades, a US president is actually doing what the electorate wanted and expected on that subject. Does that make Trump a good person? Not necessarily. Russell Winter (and I) would argue that this “Trump Spring” is simply part of a plot to butter up the American public for yet another war down the road … probably in the middle east.

      This is a common trick: before a major war, they butter up the American public in attempt to mute any future public disaffection with the coming war. Before WWII, for example, we got the New Deal (which didn’t really work that well anyway, but that’s another story). Before Vietnam, we got the Great Society. And of course, almost every president who ends up taking us to war campaigns as a ‘moderate’ or even a ‘peacenik’. Woodrow Wilson’s 1916 re-election slogan was “He kept us out of war.” Franklin Roosevelt assure the American public that his peacetime draft (unprecedented in the nation’s history up till then) was merely a precautionary measure, and that he had no intention of going to war at all. During the 1964 campaign, Lyndon Johnson accused his opponent, Barry Goldwater, of being a warmonger (not without reason) and famously ran the ‘Daisy Ad’ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cwqHB6QeUw) to hammer home that point. Then, once the campaign was over, he starts escalating in Vietnam. During the 2000 campaign, Baby Bush came out against ‘nation building’ and promised a more ‘humble’ foreign policy.

      Anyway, this is we’re worried about: that Trump is buttering us up because a major war is about to break out, and the government wants to be assured of our loyalty, co-operation, etc. You see, Russell and (most of) the commenters here are anything but stupid MAGAtards. We’re trying to wake these people up before it’s too late.

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      • Agreed, there is an ancient Chinese proverb that says “If you would take, you must first give, this is the beginning of intelligence.”

        During his first term, Trump started off his presidency by giving his supporters a lot of gifts, like getting the US out of the TPP, but in the end who took more than he gave by supporting the Covid mandates and vaccines, which lead to the death of at least 20 million with 1 billion injured.

        I too feel that Trump is buttering us for a future shearing but Robert Phoenix doesn’t seem to understand that. He thinks Trump is trying to build this American version of the NWO lead by the United States. However, Robert and Scorpio both seem to underestimate just how powerful this conspiracy is. If Trump doesn’t do exactly what they tell him to they WILL kill him just like JFK, and I don’t even think that is necessary because I believe Trump was at Epstein island banging underage girls and the Deep State has the footage which they are using to Blackmail him with.

        Also, Scorpio talks about all these nuevo rich billionaires and how they won’t go along with the NWO, but what Scorpio doesn’t understand is that new money cannot beat old money, John D. Rockefeller was already a billionaire way back in 1900 which in today’s money would make him almost a trillionaire. And this doesn’t include other families like the Rothschild, Kewswicks, Sassoons and Northen Italian Black Nobility. The old line Illuminati families that run our world can and will pulverize any peon billionaire that tries to get in their way, Scorpio forgets that the Illuminati is a consortium of extremely old and ancient families, some of which trace their wealth back to Ancient Rome, no new money billionaire has a chance, that is why most billionaires like Oprah, Warran Buffet, Bill Gates, Zuckerbeg, Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, etc, know to play ball. Otherwise they get the Howard Hughes or Muammar Gaddafi treatment.

        As far as Tariffs, I generally agree, but I’m sick of the Chinese stealing American technology and shipping fentanyl over our borders to poison American youth, something needs to be done about them, any ideas?

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  4. Lots of good comments. I’d certainly like to see us step up our game and get rid of all this population reduction propaganda which includes TransG of course. Yes, Trump was involved with Epstein and the one thing people generally don’t know was that it seems he was part of an escort service back in the day as he ran a “modeling” agency and we know what that was a euphemism for. Word is that’s where he “discovered” Melania. I think she’s flown the coop. The big hat totally hid her face and current “Melania”s don’t look like the original- stronger cheek bones. Word was she got lawyers to challenge her prenup with a view to getting out. She’s probably afraid she’ll be collateral damage when the syndicate takes him down.

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  5. I’m not that far into this, but I’m finding it unlistenable. Robert Phoenix is utterly clueless. Totally agree with you–they set up all of these left-right issues (transgender, immigration, etc), so then Trump can come in reverse these and look like a hero, so the dumbed down sheep think he’s pro-America, and they don’t notice that he’s bringing in the NWO/JWO digital slave grid. Nothing else matters to me–I don’t care about any other issue other than the digital slave grid–once they get that in place, we are slaves and they can do anything they want to us.

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  6. OMG, this is not worth my time listening–you’re sharp Russ, but the rest of these guys are morons. Guisseppi saying Trump is against CBCDs, so that’ means he’s on our side. FFS you can’t trust anything Trump says- he’s the master of bait-and-switch. Back in 2016 he campaigned on vax safety, yet we got the deadliest shots ever. 2016 he campaigned on no TPP/end NAFTA, yet we got USMCA which kept worst of NAFTA and added some TPP (https://jbs.org/alert/get-us-out-of-the-usmca/). Trump saying no CBDCs is completely meaningless–I listen to finance experts like Greg Mannarino and Francis Hunt (Market sniper) who both say Trump is working with bankers to build bridge to new tokenized system (they get all assets and we get tokens).

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