They're treating him like they did Fred Thompson. The GOP wants these people in the picture but not actually running.
Hillary's Wall Street Donors Shock Young People -VIDEO
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They are young, dumb and full of comeliness..What do you expect?
They'll still vote for her. . . . .
I know. that's what's so damn pitiful. and so uninvolved the citizens are today
Yuk-Yuk.....you twas once also...
I know. . . I saw Bill Clinton speak in person. . . I was 10 yards away from him. I admit it, I knew nothing then. I voted for him. lol
Then he bombed a pharmaceutical plant in Africa that was making life saving drugs for folks in Africa because it was pissing off big Pharma, and then Clinton started us down the dangerous road of having us intervene in Europe in a conflict that was none of our business.
In an email back-and-forth over the past year, Balkans observer Nebojsa Malic put it this way:
Russia’s view of the world is that there is an order, established at the end of WW2, for which they’ve paid with millions of lives (and we with hundreds of thousands). Even through the Cold War, it mostly held together.
The assumption in 1991 was that the US and NATO would adhere to this order — which is why the Russians agreed to dismantle the Soviet Union. Instead, the US violated it, essentially saying “the law don’t apply to us, just you,” and went nuts. Bombing, regime-changing, color-revolutionizing and “reforming” everyone to Hell and gone. Terrorizing the world is bad. When it’s a self-appointed cop doing it, that’s worse.
Moscow asked nicely, over and over again, if the West — from London and Berlin to Washington — was really, really sure it wanted to do this. What they got was “We are the Empire, we make the rules, obey or perish.” Also a resurgence of U.S.-backed Nazis (Croatia, Ukraine, etc).
The American perspective is that the order became “obsolete” in 1991, when its constraints prevented the untrammeled use of American “leadership” — so America decided to selectively dismantle it. Even though that’s the very order that gives its power any actual legitimacy, as a victor of WW2 who defined the international order (setting up the UN, Bretton Woods, World Bank etc).
The “we beat the Nazis so we can do whatever” excuse wore out over time. For two reasons: a) the Soviets did the disproportionate amount of actually beating the Nazis; and b) writing the law doesn’t put one above it.
Russians have been grumbling about all this since 1999 — but for years they weren’t in a position to do much about it. The US backing Nazis in Kiev, of all places, was the last straw, considering the Soviets had 27 million dead fighting that beast back in the 1940s…
In the Russian view, there is room on this planet for everyone, so long as they don’t trespass. In the American view, there is room on this planet only for those who play ball. The rest will submit or die. How very like some folks we know…
And then, as icing on the cake, the West deliberately snubbed the last major celebration of Victory Day that any veterans may still be alive for (don’t reckon many will be around 5 years hence). Some insults one just cannot forgive.
So while US hipsters mark “VE Day” by dressing up in 1940s costumes left over from the set of Captain America, and organize a half-our air spectacle named “Arsenal of Democracy,” millions of Russians march with the photographs of their parents and grandparents who fought in the war, and call them the “Immortal Regiment.”
Three guesses as to who I think will win.
<snip>
Meanwhile, the 70-year snub — complete with the spectacle of Washington telling world leaders to boycott Russia’s observances (which backfired when the Czech president kicked out baby ambassador Andrew Schapiro and reaffirmed that his visit would be a thank-you to Russia “for not having to speak German in this country” — was foreshadowed three years earlier by Nebojsa in his “Victory Day” article:
[W]hen you look at the EU, it resembles nothing so much as what Nazi slogans described as the “European family of nations” working together for the prosperity of all. The whole endeavor has roots in National-Socialism…Then there is the bizarre situation that the map of Europe today looks suspiciously like the one from 1942, and all of Hitler’s allies in the Balkans are now the staunchest allies of the American Empire. In that corner of Europe, at least, WW2 is still being fought. Only this time, the Luftwaffe and the panzers are supposedly the “good guys”.
…
The newly reunited Germany, the nascent European Union and the rising American Empire [risen, but overreaching] all saw an opportunity in dismembering Yugoslavia. What followed was an eerie re-run of the 1940s carnage. Croatia’s [1990s] “democratic” president, Franjo Tudjman, led an NDH [WWII Croatia] revival — but because he was allied with the U.S. and not Hitler this time around, he succeeded where his predecessor failed. In Bosnia, Alija Izetbegovic had Washington’s support to make a bid for an Islamic state, causing a bloodbath when both Serbs and Croats objected. Albanians were likewise armed and supported to re-establish the “Natural Albania” of 1941-45.
But the cruelest twist was that these [actual Nazi heirs] accused the Serbs of Nazism — and their PR flacks used Communist propaganda to do so….Who would have ever thought to see American bombers, German tanks and Communist propaganda working together towards a goal Hitler once had: to crush Serbia as an example to others.
When Hitler invaded, Yugoslavia had been rotten already. Croats actually greeted the Wehrmacht with flowers. Few have dared ask how Tito could have put Yugoslavia back together, after all that. Yet the answer is very simple: he allowed many of the Nazi collaborators to change their uniforms at the last moment, defecting to the winning team….No wonder only Russia still celebrates Victory Day. In the rest of Europe, it’s Hitler’s ghost that rejoices.
But of course, hindsight is 20/20. Understanding that there is no difference between Democrat and Republican, and understanding that they are all globalists meeting at the CFR, interested in one thing, is something that they will never teach you in high school or college. It is also something you will never understand if you read the MSM magazines, newspapers and watch the shit they show you on TV. If you really want to know what is going on in the world, you have to READ. And you need to read independent sources and get a full perspective to understand the evil that has taken root in our government.
Moonglow
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I lived in NW Ark(1986-2001). We had more than we wanted of Bill and Hillary, so much that we voted to get them out of Arkansas.....One of his buddies Don Tyson of Tyson's Foods, Springdale , Ar, (12 miles from Rogers), was one of his coke buddies.Old Don was a hell of a party hardy dude, he buy drinks for the house when he came to the party, and of course blow for the teenie girls...They are young, dumb and full of comeliness..What do you expect?
They'll still vote for her. . . . .
I know. that's what's so damn pitiful. and so uninvolved the citizens are today
Yuk-Yuk.....you twas once also...
I know. . . I saw Bill Clinton speak in person. . . I was 10 yards away from him. I admit it, I knew nothing then. I voted for him. lol
Then he bombed a pharmaceutical plant in Africa that was making life saving drugs for folks in Africa because it was pissing off big Pharma, and then Clinton started us down the dangerous road of having us intervene in Europe in a conflict that was none of our business.
In an email back-and-forth over the past year, Balkans observer Nebojsa Malic put it this way:
Russia’s view of the world is that there is an order, established at the end of WW2, for which they’ve paid with millions of lives (and we with hundreds of thousands). Even through the Cold War, it mostly held together.
The assumption in 1991 was that the US and NATO would adhere to this order — which is why the Russians agreed to dismantle the Soviet Union. Instead, the US violated it, essentially saying “the law don’t apply to us, just you,” and went nuts. Bombing, regime-changing, color-revolutionizing and “reforming” everyone to Hell and gone. Terrorizing the world is bad. When it’s a self-appointed cop doing it, that’s worse.
Moscow asked nicely, over and over again, if the West — from London and Berlin to Washington — was really, really sure it wanted to do this. What they got was “We are the Empire, we make the rules, obey or perish.” Also a resurgence of U.S.-backed Nazis (Croatia, Ukraine, etc).
The American perspective is that the order became “obsolete” in 1991, when its constraints prevented the untrammeled use of American “leadership” — so America decided to selectively dismantle it. Even though that’s the very order that gives its power any actual legitimacy, as a victor of WW2 who defined the international order (setting up the UN, Bretton Woods, World Bank etc).
The “we beat the Nazis so we can do whatever” excuse wore out over time. For two reasons: a) the Soviets did the disproportionate amount of actually beating the Nazis; and b) writing the law doesn’t put one above it.
Russians have been grumbling about all this since 1999 — but for years they weren’t in a position to do much about it. The US backing Nazis in Kiev, of all places, was the last straw, considering the Soviets had 27 million dead fighting that beast back in the 1940s…
In the Russian view, there is room on this planet for everyone, so long as they don’t trespass. In the American view, there is room on this planet only for those who play ball. The rest will submit or die. How very like some folks we know…
And then, as icing on the cake, the West deliberately snubbed the last major celebration of Victory Day that any veterans may still be alive for (don’t reckon many will be around 5 years hence). Some insults one just cannot forgive.
So while US hipsters mark “VE Day” by dressing up in 1940s costumes left over from the set of Captain America, and organize a half-our air spectacle named “Arsenal of Democracy,” millions of Russians march with the photographs of their parents and grandparents who fought in the war, and call them the “Immortal Regiment.”
Three guesses as to who I think will win.
<snip>
Meanwhile, the 70-year snub — complete with the spectacle of Washington telling world leaders to boycott Russia’s observances (which backfired when the Czech president kicked out baby ambassador Andrew Schapiro and reaffirmed that his visit would be a thank-you to Russia “for not having to speak German in this country” — was foreshadowed three years earlier by Nebojsa in his “Victory Day” article:
[W]hen you look at the EU, it resembles nothing so much as what Nazi slogans described as the “European family of nations” working together for the prosperity of all. The whole endeavor has roots in National-Socialism…Then there is the bizarre situation that the map of Europe today looks suspiciously like the one from 1942, and all of Hitler’s allies in the Balkans are now the staunchest allies of the American Empire. In that corner of Europe, at least, WW2 is still being fought. Only this time, the Luftwaffe and the panzers are supposedly the “good guys”.
…
The newly reunited Germany, the nascent European Union and the rising American Empire [risen, but overreaching] all saw an opportunity in dismembering Yugoslavia. What followed was an eerie re-run of the 1940s carnage. Croatia’s [1990s] “democratic” president, Franjo Tudjman, led an NDH [WWII Croatia] revival — but because he was allied with the U.S. and not Hitler this time around, he succeeded where his predecessor failed. In Bosnia, Alija Izetbegovic had Washington’s support to make a bid for an Islamic state, causing a bloodbath when both Serbs and Croats objected. Albanians were likewise armed and supported to re-establish the “Natural Albania” of 1941-45.
But the cruelest twist was that these [actual Nazi heirs] accused the Serbs of Nazism — and their PR flacks used Communist propaganda to do so….Who would have ever thought to see American bombers, German tanks and Communist propaganda working together towards a goal Hitler once had: to crush Serbia as an example to others.
When Hitler invaded, Yugoslavia had been rotten already. Croats actually greeted the Wehrmacht with flowers. Few have dared ask how Tito could have put Yugoslavia back together, after all that. Yet the answer is very simple: he allowed many of the Nazi collaborators to change their uniforms at the last moment, defecting to the winning team….No wonder only Russia still celebrates Victory Day. In the rest of Europe, it’s Hitler’s ghost that rejoices.
But of course, hindsight is 20/20. Understanding that there is no difference between Democrat and Republican, and understanding that they are all globalists meeting at the CFR, interested in one thing, is something that they will never teach you in high school or college. It is also something you will never understand if you read the MSM magazines, newspapers and watch the shit they show you on TV. If you really want to know what is going on in the world, you have to READ. And you need to read independent sources and get a full perspective to understand the evil that has taken root in our government.
I did some coke, but was never into staying up for days and spending every dime to get a paper...
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I lived in NW Ark(1986-2001). We had more than we wanted of Bill and Hillary, so much that we voted to get them out of Arkansas.....One of his buddies Don Tyson of Tyson's Foods, Springdale , Ar, (12 miles from Rogers), was one of his coke buddies.Old Don was a hell of a party hardy dude, he buy drinks for the house when he came to the party, and of course blow for the teenie girls...They are young, dumb and full of comeliness..What do you expect?
They'll still vote for her. . . . .
I know. that's what's so damn pitiful. and so uninvolved the citizens are today
Yuk-Yuk.....you twas once also...
I know. . . I saw Bill Clinton speak in person. . . I was 10 yards away from him. I admit it, I knew nothing then. I voted for him. lol
Then he bombed a pharmaceutical plant in Africa that was making life saving drugs for folks in Africa because it was pissing off big Pharma, and then Clinton started us down the dangerous road of having us intervene in Europe in a conflict that was none of our business.
In an email back-and-forth over the past year, Balkans observer Nebojsa Malic put it this way:
Russia’s view of the world is that there is an order, established at the end of WW2, for which they’ve paid with millions of lives (and we with hundreds of thousands). Even through the Cold War, it mostly held together.
The assumption in 1991 was that the US and NATO would adhere to this order — which is why the Russians agreed to dismantle the Soviet Union. Instead, the US violated it, essentially saying “the law don’t apply to us, just you,” and went nuts. Bombing, regime-changing, color-revolutionizing and “reforming” everyone to Hell and gone. Terrorizing the world is bad. When it’s a self-appointed cop doing it, that’s worse.
Moscow asked nicely, over and over again, if the West — from London and Berlin to Washington — was really, really sure it wanted to do this. What they got was “We are the Empire, we make the rules, obey or perish.” Also a resurgence of U.S.-backed Nazis (Croatia, Ukraine, etc).
The American perspective is that the order became “obsolete” in 1991, when its constraints prevented the untrammeled use of American “leadership” — so America decided to selectively dismantle it. Even though that’s the very order that gives its power any actual legitimacy, as a victor of WW2 who defined the international order (setting up the UN, Bretton Woods, World Bank etc).
The “we beat the Nazis so we can do whatever” excuse wore out over time. For two reasons: a) the Soviets did the disproportionate amount of actually beating the Nazis; and b) writing the law doesn’t put one above it.
Russians have been grumbling about all this since 1999 — but for years they weren’t in a position to do much about it. The US backing Nazis in Kiev, of all places, was the last straw, considering the Soviets had 27 million dead fighting that beast back in the 1940s…
In the Russian view, there is room on this planet for everyone, so long as they don’t trespass. In the American view, there is room on this planet only for those who play ball. The rest will submit or die. How very like some folks we know…
And then, as icing on the cake, the West deliberately snubbed the last major celebration of Victory Day that any veterans may still be alive for (don’t reckon many will be around 5 years hence). Some insults one just cannot forgive.
So while US hipsters mark “VE Day” by dressing up in 1940s costumes left over from the set of Captain America, and organize a half-our air spectacle named “Arsenal of Democracy,” millions of Russians march with the photographs of their parents and grandparents who fought in the war, and call them the “Immortal Regiment.”
Three guesses as to who I think will win.
<snip>
Meanwhile, the 70-year snub — complete with the spectacle of Washington telling world leaders to boycott Russia’s observances (which backfired when the Czech president kicked out baby ambassador Andrew Schapiro and reaffirmed that his visit would be a thank-you to Russia “for not having to speak German in this country” — was foreshadowed three years earlier by Nebojsa in his “Victory Day” article:
[W]hen you look at the EU, it resembles nothing so much as what Nazi slogans described as the “European family of nations” working together for the prosperity of all. The whole endeavor has roots in National-Socialism…Then there is the bizarre situation that the map of Europe today looks suspiciously like the one from 1942, and all of Hitler’s allies in the Balkans are now the staunchest allies of the American Empire. In that corner of Europe, at least, WW2 is still being fought. Only this time, the Luftwaffe and the panzers are supposedly the “good guys”.
…
The newly reunited Germany, the nascent European Union and the rising American Empire [risen, but overreaching] all saw an opportunity in dismembering Yugoslavia. What followed was an eerie re-run of the 1940s carnage. Croatia’s [1990s] “democratic” president, Franjo Tudjman, led an NDH [WWII Croatia] revival — but because he was allied with the U.S. and not Hitler this time around, he succeeded where his predecessor failed. In Bosnia, Alija Izetbegovic had Washington’s support to make a bid for an Islamic state, causing a bloodbath when both Serbs and Croats objected. Albanians were likewise armed and supported to re-establish the “Natural Albania” of 1941-45.
But the cruelest twist was that these [actual Nazi heirs] accused the Serbs of Nazism — and their PR flacks used Communist propaganda to do so….Who would have ever thought to see American bombers, German tanks and Communist propaganda working together towards a goal Hitler once had: to crush Serbia as an example to others.
When Hitler invaded, Yugoslavia had been rotten already. Croats actually greeted the Wehrmacht with flowers. Few have dared ask how Tito could have put Yugoslavia back together, after all that. Yet the answer is very simple: he allowed many of the Nazi collaborators to change their uniforms at the last moment, defecting to the winning team….No wonder only Russia still celebrates Victory Day. In the rest of Europe, it’s Hitler’s ghost that rejoices.
But of course, hindsight is 20/20. Understanding that there is no difference between Democrat and Republican, and understanding that they are all globalists meeting at the CFR, interested in one thing, is something that they will never teach you in high school or college. It is also something you will never understand if you read the MSM magazines, newspapers and watch the shit they show you on TV. If you really want to know what is going on in the world, you have to READ. And you need to read independent sources and get a full perspective to understand the evil that has taken root in our government.
I did some coke, but was never into staying up for days and spending every dime to get a paper...
Was that before or after the Clinton's ran drugs into western AK to fund the contras for Reagan? He was governor for a couple different periods I know that. When I hear the stories about that airport in Western AK, and his ties to the Reagan Admin, they never really put a date on when they happened. And then there was the money laundering. etc. Yeah, I think I would want them gone too.
And I wonder how much Hillary knew. . . .
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If you know how the CFR operates, I don't think it has anything to do with the RNC, it has every thing to do with the MSM and what is good for business.
Fred was a personality. He was good for interviews, stories, and advertising. I mean, just look how you two feel about him, right? Just think of the commercials they sold on his exposure in the boob tube. They came to him, said we'll cover your campaign expenses and give you x,y, and z. You can have this much say over this that and the other at the convention, but this network and that network would like you to run, and our nominee is going to be this guy in the end. So we need to you to endorse him. Do we have a deal?
EverCurious
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Are you mistaking Alaska (AK) for Arkansas (AR)? If not, I'd like some source links for my own curiosity.
I'd heard that Hillary Clinton worked in Alaska shortly after she graduated in 1969 as a dishwasher and fish squeezer. She got canned (sorry bad pun,) then went to DC within a year. She didn't marry Bill until 1975. Bill Clinton, to my knowledge, didn't do anything in Alaska.
AvgGuyIA
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Nobody is bad-mouthing wealth except Hillary. That's hypocritical.
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Yes, thank you. My bad. Screwed up the abbreviations. Flying a plane from Central America/Columbia to Alaska to distribute drugs to mainland middle America makes no sense at all. lol
EverCurious
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I thought as much, but you never know on here heh
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