Raynine
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I voted for Donald Trump in 2016 and 2020. I will vote for him again this November. Donald Trump does not smoke, drink alcohol, or use drugs. He made an observation when he was young and he eschewed that route. I am with him there. This does not make Trump an icon of fitness. He's overweight and his diet is the standard American trans fat fare that clogs arteries and shortens lifespans for many who inherit DNA that leads there. But in the world of politics you have to make choices often times based on instinct.
Trump is a concrete thinker. He sees a problem, recognizes its direct solution, and goes for it. I've recently seen footage of him in the late 1980's saying the exact same things he said in his successful 2016 campaign. He knows the US is the last remaining superpower and it got that way by its constitution which is the envy of the world. Rugged individualism has been under attack in politics and academia because it is incompatible with central planning. Anyone who ever took a comparative government course in school knows that central planning is patient zero in the destrution of all the empires in human history. The planners never give up on the plan even in light of its failures.
Recent advances in technology and communication have greatly enhanced the ability of the planners to stupefy the public. Trump is presented to the population as a threat to the planning that masquerades as democracy. There is no democracy in a planned society. There is only the plan which sucks the wind out of the sails of free people. Mock capitalism tells the citizens that corporations are people so those corporations want total control of the process. This is planned democracy which is no democracy at all. The planners know where there is smoke there is fire and Trump was the spark that ignnited the rejection of foolish planning on the part of the people.
In 2020 men in black used a suspicious pandemic to show up with suitcases full of special targeted votes to corrupt the voting process and tilt the election back to the planners. It was obvious but even opposition that recognized the scam turned their heads in favor of the "equity" of planning. It was seen as wrong for democracy but right for planning and the plan is always what really counts in planned societies. True democracy does not always favor planning and that is proof to planners that democracy is inferior to planning. The people must not just be led they must be forced to follow. This is where we are and this is going to put Trump back in the White house.
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Trump is a concrete thinker. He sees a problem, recognizes its direct solution, and goes for it. I've recently seen footage of him in the late 1980's saying the exact same things he said in his successful 2016 campaign. He knows the US is the last remaining superpower and it got that way by its constitution which is the envy of the world. Rugged individualism has been under attack in politics and academia because it is incompatible with central planning. Anyone who ever took a comparative government course in school knows that central planning is patient zero in the destrution of all the empires in human history. The planners never give up on the plan even in light of its failures.
Recent advances in technology and communication have greatly enhanced the ability of the planners to stupefy the public. Trump is presented to the population as a threat to the planning that masquerades as democracy. There is no democracy in a planned society. There is only the plan which sucks the wind out of the sails of free people. Mock capitalism tells the citizens that corporations are people so those corporations want total control of the process. This is planned democracy which is no democracy at all. The planners know where there is smoke there is fire and Trump was the spark that ignnited the rejection of foolish planning on the part of the people.
In 2020 men in black used a suspicious pandemic to show up with suitcases full of special targeted votes to corrupt the voting process and tilt the election back to the planners. It was obvious but even opposition that recognized the scam turned their heads in favor of the "equity" of planning. It was seen as wrong for democracy but right for planning and the plan is always what really counts in planned societies. True democracy does not always favor planning and that is proof to planners that democracy is inferior to planning. The people must not just be led they must be forced to follow. This is where we are and this is going to put Trump back in the White house.
In 1988, Oprah Asked Donald Trump If He'd Ever Run For President. Here's How He Replied.
In 1988, Oprah Asked Donald Trump If He'd Ever Run For President. Here's How He Replied.
