Her Support For The Muslim Brotherhood

[Billy_Kinetta]

Who else does she support, one wonders.

Hillary's Huge Libya Disaster

 

[Fenton Lum]

Who else does she support, one wonders.

Hillary's Huge Libya Disaster

I agree, wtf we doing in Libya anyway.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Who else does she support, one wonders.

Hillary's Huge Libya Disaster

Let's not forget the Egypt disaster also

 

[Fenton Lum]

Who else does she support, one wonders.

Hillary's Huge Libya Disaster

Let's not forget the Egypt disaster also

The disaster is our constant fucking about in the middle east, and it is bipartisan.

 

[Norman]

Who else does she support, one wonders.

Hillary's Huge Libya Disaster

Let's not forget the Egypt disaster also

The disaster is our constant fucking about in the middle east, and it is bipartisan.

Trump didn't support it.

 

[Moonglow]

That's lame of you all to blame two politicians for what happened in the ME and North Africa...The Arab Spring did not begin in any nation you people always randomly pick to try an throw insults..with...

 

[Compost]

Hillary! Quick! Whip out a RESET button!

 

[Fenton Lum]

Who else does she support, one wonders.

Hillary's Huge Libya Disaster

Let's not forget the Egypt disaster also

The disaster is our constant fucking about in the middle east, and it is bipartisan.

Trump didn't support it.

Donald Trump is an answer to absolutely nothing.

 

[Norman]

Who else does she support, one wonders.

Hillary's Huge Libya Disaster

Let's not forget the Egypt disaster also

The disaster is our constant fucking about in the middle east, and it is bipartisan.

Trump didn't support it.

Donald Trump is an answer to absolutely nothing.

For Islamic jihadists he is not.

For Americans he is an answer on how to start making America great again.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Who else does she support, one wonders.

Hillary's Huge Libya Disaster

Let's not forget the Egypt disaster also

The disaster is our constant fucking about in the middle east, and it is bipartisan.

Trump didn't support it.

Donald Trump is an answer to absolutely nothing.

For Islamic jihadists he is not.

For Americans he is an answer on how to start making America great again.

Horse shit, the system just rolled out another illusion, and that is all. But do tell me, when was america great and when was that "lost"?

 

[couch protester]

Who else does she support, one wonders.

Hillary's Huge Libya Disaster

Let's not forget the Egypt disaster also

The disaster is our constant fucking about in the middle east, and it is bipartisan.

Trump didn't support it.

Donald Trump is an answer to absolutely nothing.

He's the answer to you illegals assaulting Americans at Trump free speech rallies. He's coming for you.

He's the answer to radical ISLAM preventing them from being Trojan Horse refugees entering America.

He's the answer to stopping Hitlery Clit a sold out establishment puppet candidate and a gender card feminist.

He's the answer to shut up librats apologizing for America, causing us to look weak, but he will make us strong.

 

[Norman]

Let's not forget the Egypt disaster also

The disaster is our constant fucking about in the middle east, and it is bipartisan.

Trump didn't support it.

Donald Trump is an answer to absolutely nothing.

For Islamic jihadists he is not.

For Americans he is an answer on how to start making America great again.

Horse shit, the system just rolled out another illusion, and that is all. But do tell me, when was america great and when was that "lost"?

100 years ago when government was 1/10th the size and economic growth doubled the rates of today.

If the regressives hadn't been in power so long, the Martian would not have been a movie.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Who else does she support, one wonders.

Hillary's Huge Libya Disaster

Let's not forget the Egypt disaster also

The disaster is our constant fucking about in the middle east, and it is bipartisan.

Trump didn't support it.

Donald Trump is an answer to absolutely nothing.

He's the answer to you illegals assaulting Americans at Trump free speech rallies. He's coming for you.

He's the answer to radical ISLAM preventing them from being Trojan Horse refugees entering America.

He's the answer to stopping Hitlery Clit a sold out establishment puppet candidate and a gender card feminist.

He's the answer to shut up librats apologizing for America, causing us to look weak, but he will make us strong.

Nah, he's just another illusion the power structure will use to keep you subdued and confused. No one is coming to rescue you, you're going to have to get off your ass and do more than vote.

 

[Norman]

Let's not forget the Egypt disaster also

The disaster is our constant fucking about in the middle east, and it is bipartisan.

Trump didn't support it.

Donald Trump is an answer to absolutely nothing.

He's the answer to you illegals assaulting Americans at Trump free speech rallies. He's coming for you.

He's the answer to radical ISLAM preventing them from being Trojan Horse refugees entering America.

He's the answer to stopping Hitlery Clit a sold out establishment puppet candidate and a gender card feminist.

He's the answer to shut up librats apologizing for America, causing us to look weak, but he will make us strong.

Nah, he's just another illusion the power structure will use to keep you subdued and confused. No one is coming to rescue you, you're going to have to get off your ass and do more than vote.

Funny how he arrived outside of that power structure, and uses his own money.

But please continue...

/Tin-foil up.

 

[Fenton Lum]

The disaster is our constant fucking about in the middle east, and it is bipartisan.

Trump didn't support it.

Donald Trump is an answer to absolutely nothing.

For Islamic jihadists he is not.

For Americans he is an answer on how to start making America great again.

Horse shit, the system just rolled out another illusion, and that is all. But do tell me, when was america great and when was that "lost"?

100 years ago when government was 1/10th the size and economic growth doubled the rates of today.

If the regressives hadn't been in power so long, the Martian would not have been a movie.

Ah yes, good old 1916.

Dangerous Machines
The machines that made mass manufacturing possible were often very dangerous. Kept in small spaces without proper enclosure or ventilation, manufacturing machines emitted noxious fumes and contributed to excessive heat inside factories filled with workers. The exposed machinery routinely claimed lives and maimed laborers. In 1900, 35,000 workers were killed in industrial accidents, according to the ''Gale Encyclopedia of U.S. Economic History.'' That same year, 500,000 were maimed in factory accidents.

Long Hours
Work in the factories was long and monotonous. The average worker completed the same task, over and over, for at least 10 hours a day. Working long hours, six days per week contributed to extreme fatigue, illness and even injury. Children often worked even longer hours -- those who lived at the factory worked up to 18 hours a day.

Low Pay
The mechanization of the industrial age allowed businesses to replace skilled laborers in favor of unskilled workers for much less pay. Paired with machines, large groups of unskilled workers were assigned to complete small portions of the manufacturing process. By assigning repetitive tasks to large groups, factories "deskilled" work and lowered wages. Though pay varied by gender and age, typical employees made about $6 a week, notes the American Postal Workers Union. This pay, at less than a living wage, forced workers into an endless cycle of poverty.

Child Workers
As factories grew, the demand for cheap labor grew with it. In the late 19th century, many children were drawn into the labor force for work inside factories. With adult wages so low, children were often forced to work in the factories to support their families. In 1900, there were 1.7 million children under the age of 15 working in America, according to the National Archives. Children working in the factories often had spine curvature, stunted growth and contagious diseases like tuberculosis.

 

[Norman]

Trump didn't support it.

Donald Trump is an answer to absolutely nothing.

For Islamic jihadists he is not.

For Americans he is an answer on how to start making America great again.

Horse shit, the system just rolled out another illusion, and that is all. But do tell me, when was america great and when was that "lost"?

100 years ago when government was 1/10th the size and economic growth doubled the rates of today.

If the regressives hadn't been in power so long, the Martian would not have been a movie.

Ah yes, good old 1916.

Dangerous Machines
The machines that made mass manufacturing possible were often very dangerous. Kept in small spaces without proper enclosure or ventilation, manufacturing machines emitted noxious fumes and contributed to excessive heat inside factories filled with workers. The exposed machinery routinely claimed lives and maimed laborers. In 1900, 35,000 workers were killed in industrial accidents, according to the ''Gale Encyclopedia of U.S. Economic History.'' That same year, 500,000 were maimed in factory accidents.

Long Hours
Work in the factories was long and monotonous. The average worker completed the same task, over and over, for at least 10 hours a day. Working long hours, six days per week contributed to extreme fatigue, illness and even injury. Children often worked even longer hours -- those who lived at the factory worked up to 18 hours a day.

Low Pay
The mechanization of the industrial age allowed businesses to replace skilled laborers in favor of unskilled workers for much less pay. Paired with machines, large groups of unskilled workers were assigned to complete small portions of the manufacturing process. By assigning repetitive tasks to large groups, factories "deskilled" work and lowered wages. Though pay varied by gender and age, typical employees made about $6 a week, notes the American Postal Workers Union. This pay, at less than a living wage, forced workers into an endless cycle of poverty.

Child Workers
As factories grew, the demand for cheap labor grew with it. In the late 19th century, many children were drawn into the labor force for work inside factories. With adult wages so low, children were often forced to work in the factories to support their families. In 1900, there were 1.7 million children under the age of 15 working in America, according to the National Archives. Children working in the factories often had spine curvature, stunted growth and contagious diseases like tuberculosis.

You moron!

I am not saying we should go back to the technological level of 1900s. I am saying we should go back to the same RATE of technological expansion that existed back then.

I am very aware that people were poorer back then (which is all that your text riddled with unnecessary leftist rhetoric is saying).

 

[Fenton Lum]

The disaster is our constant fucking about in the middle east, and it is bipartisan.

Trump didn't support it.

Donald Trump is an answer to absolutely nothing.

He's the answer to you illegals assaulting Americans at Trump free speech rallies. He's coming for you.

He's the answer to radical ISLAM preventing them from being Trojan Horse refugees entering America.

He's the answer to stopping Hitlery Clit a sold out establishment puppet candidate and a gender card feminist.

He's the answer to shut up librats apologizing for America, causing us to look weak, but he will make us strong.

Nah, he's just another illusion the power structure will use to keep you subdued and confused. No one is coming to rescue you, you're going to have to get off your ass and do more than vote.

Funny how he arrived outside of that power structure, and uses his own money.

But please continue...

/Tin-foil up.

The shtick is the same, and it obviously captured you. He will answer to the same puppeteers once in.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Donald Trump is an answer to absolutely nothing.

For Islamic jihadists he is not.

For Americans he is an answer on how to start making America great again.

Horse shit, the system just rolled out another illusion, and that is all. But do tell me, when was america great and when was that "lost"?

100 years ago when government was 1/10th the size and economic growth doubled the rates of today.

If the regressives hadn't been in power so long, the Martian would not have been a movie.

Ah yes, good old 1916.

Dangerous Machines
The machines that made mass manufacturing possible were often very dangerous. Kept in small spaces without proper enclosure or ventilation, manufacturing machines emitted noxious fumes and contributed to excessive heat inside factories filled with workers. The exposed machinery routinely claimed lives and maimed laborers. In 1900, 35,000 workers were killed in industrial accidents, according to the ''Gale Encyclopedia of U.S. Economic History.'' That same year, 500,000 were maimed in factory accidents.

Long Hours
Work in the factories was long and monotonous. The average worker completed the same task, over and over, for at least 10 hours a day. Working long hours, six days per week contributed to extreme fatigue, illness and even injury. Children often worked even longer hours -- those who lived at the factory worked up to 18 hours a day.

Low Pay
The mechanization of the industrial age allowed businesses to replace skilled laborers in favor of unskilled workers for much less pay. Paired with machines, large groups of unskilled workers were assigned to complete small portions of the manufacturing process. By assigning repetitive tasks to large groups, factories "deskilled" work and lowered wages. Though pay varied by gender and age, typical employees made about $6 a week, notes the American Postal Workers Union. This pay, at less than a living wage, forced workers into an endless cycle of poverty.

Child Workers
As factories grew, the demand for cheap labor grew with it. In the late 19th century, many children were drawn into the labor force for work inside factories. With adult wages so low, children were often forced to work in the factories to support their families. In 1900, there were 1.7 million children under the age of 15 working in America, according to the National Archives. Children working in the factories often had spine curvature, stunted growth and contagious diseases like tuberculosis.

You moron!

I am not saying we should go back to the technological level of 1900s. I am saying we should go back to the same RATE of technological expansion that existed back then.

We are, which means globalization and our current trendline. We/they don't require a middle class anymore.

 

[Fenton Lum]

Donald Trump is an answer to absolutely nothing.

For Islamic jihadists he is not.

For Americans he is an answer on how to start making America great again.

Horse shit, the system just rolled out another illusion, and that is all. But do tell me, when was america great and when was that "lost"?

100 years ago when government was 1/10th the size and economic growth doubled the rates of today.

If the regressives hadn't been in power so long, the Martian would not have been a movie.

Ah yes, good old 1916.

Dangerous Machines
The machines that made mass manufacturing possible were often very dangerous. Kept in small spaces without proper enclosure or ventilation, manufacturing machines emitted noxious fumes and contributed to excessive heat inside factories filled with workers. The exposed machinery routinely claimed lives and maimed laborers. In 1900, 35,000 workers were killed in industrial accidents, according to the ''Gale Encyclopedia of U.S. Economic History.'' That same year, 500,000 were maimed in factory accidents.

Long Hours
Work in the factories was long and monotonous. The average worker completed the same task, over and over, for at least 10 hours a day. Working long hours, six days per week contributed to extreme fatigue, illness and even injury. Children often worked even longer hours -- those who lived at the factory worked up to 18 hours a day.

Low Pay
The mechanization of the industrial age allowed businesses to replace skilled laborers in favor of unskilled workers for much less pay. Paired with machines, large groups of unskilled workers were assigned to complete small portions of the manufacturing process. By assigning repetitive tasks to large groups, factories "deskilled" work and lowered wages. Though pay varied by gender and age, typical employees made about $6 a week, notes the American Postal Workers Union. This pay, at less than a living wage, forced workers into an endless cycle of poverty.

Child Workers
As factories grew, the demand for cheap labor grew with it. In the late 19th century, many children were drawn into the labor force for work inside factories. With adult wages so low, children were often forced to work in the factories to support their families. In 1900, there were 1.7 million children under the age of 15 working in America, according to the National Archives. Children working in the factories often had spine curvature, stunted growth and contagious diseases like tuberculosis.

You moron!

I am not saying we should go back to the technological level of 1900s. I am saying we should go back to the same RATE of technological expansion that existed back then.

I am very aware that people were poorer back then (which is all that your text riddled with unnecessary leftist rhetoric is saying).

Oh not to worry, there are plenty of folk in poverty in america now. It's just that your 6 multinational corporation controlled media doesn't bring reality to you.

 

[couch protester]

Trump didn't support it.

Donald Trump is an answer to absolutely nothing.

He's the answer to you illegals assaulting Americans at Trump free speech rallies. He's coming for you.

He's the answer to radical ISLAM preventing them from being Trojan Horse refugees entering America.

He's the answer to stopping Hitlery Clit a sold out establishment puppet candidate and a gender card feminist.

He's the answer to shut up librats apologizing for America, causing us to look weak, but he will make us strong.

Nah, he's just another illusion the power structure will use to keep you subdued and confused. No one is coming to rescue you, you're going to have to get off your ass and do more than vote.

Funny how he arrived outside of that power structure, and uses his own money.

But please continue...

/Tin-foil up.

The shtick is the same, and it obviously captured you. He will answer to the same puppeteers once in.

Well, you're just another role model for turning your children into a Timothy McVeigh or some domestic terrorist because you don't believe the principles of our founding fathers government as in "We the People."