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originally posted by: elementalgrove
originally posted by: Gothmog
Are you sure of Sanders? Seems like the only research you have performed is for Hillary and Donald. I am sure if you dig deep enough , you will find that Sanders is a "distant cousin" of both Clinton and Trump. An since he is a politician , you would by nature find a link to the CFR as well.
I actually did do this search and found nothing.
Perhaps you can point me in the right direction.
If that is the case I shall drastically rethink my position!
originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
I'm probably a 19th cousin to a lot of people, including Trump and Clinton. Lol.
I agree with the basic premise here but using something like 19th cousins is kind of a stretch.
originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
I'm probably a 19th cousin to a lot of people, including Trump and Clinton. Lol.
I agree with the basic premise here but using something like 19th cousins is kind of a stretch.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: elementalgrove
It's always possible Bernie is the man his record says he is...but one corrupt move is enough to blackmail a politician.
I think this is likely the way the Establishment traps politicians in a system of corruption. They dig up dirt or get them to consent to something once...and then they are trapped.
originally posted by: elementalgrove
He may have a huge spending plan, but at least it does not include invading other countries and forcing them to bend to our corporate interests.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: elementalgrove
He may have a huge spending plan, but at least it does not include invading other countries and forcing them to bend to our corporate interests.
Ah, but the machinated 'War on Terror' is a revolving doors of reasons to invade, occupy, and profit from war.
At any time, it can swing exactly where our corrupt government wants to takes us.
It was a genius plan to declare a war that those covertly operating in the federal and shadow global can operate perpetually.
originally posted by: elementalgrove
As we are witnessing in the Syria, their plans do not always go according the way they would like them to.
originally posted by: rickymouse
What do you expect? Does anyone think that our president elect won't have royal blood running through their veins?
I don't seem to have any royal blood in my family history, but it may be there. Maybe one of my relatives drank Canadian Royal Crown.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: elementalgrove
As we are witnessing in the Syria, their plans do not always go according the way they would like them to.
I am wondering if they only lose according to plan. I think they win every battle, and their plan is slow, methodical and highly successful.
I believe what we are witnessing is the Fabian Socialism tactics of the Elite-Elite.
The 13 monarchs who reigned between 1066 and 1485 fathered at least 40 bastards between them. Henry II leads the field with around 20. Descendants of Edward III, legitimate or otherwise, are believed to be in excess of 4 millions. Some experts believe that practically everyone alive with British ancestry will have a connection with this king.
HAASS: Well, again, we obviously have areas of, you know, some disagreement, to say the least, on policy. It's pretty well-known, for example, that I'm - I've long been committed to free trade. And even though while it does cost, you know, specific jobs for individual workers, on balance I think it's been a net-plus for the United States. It's created a lot of jobs. It's given consumers a lot more choice. It's driven down inflation. And strategically it has been a major force for peace in the world 'cause it creates economic interdependence.
originally posted by: Blackmarketeer
Most of you sitting at home reading this are at least 19th cousin to any number of past presidents, kings, and queens.
originally posted by: SargonThrall
a reply to: elementalgrove
It is rather hysterical (to the literal definition) that people consider Trump "anti-establishment" because he is wealthy, particularly when CFR president Richard Haass is his choice, believing in free trade agreements:
HAASS: Well, again, we obviously have areas of, you know, some disagreement, to say the least, on policy. It's pretty well-known, for example, that I'm - I've long been committed to free trade. And even though while it does cost, you know, specific jobs for individual workers, on balance I think it's been a net-plus for the United States. It's created a lot of jobs. It's given consumers a lot more choice. It's driven down inflation. And strategically it has been a major force for peace in the world 'cause it creates economic interdependence.
So much for bringing back American jobs.
And even more absurd is when Trump supporters call Sanders a 'socialist' in a derogatory manner, when Trump himself preached government health care during his first run as president. But lets not let facts get in the way of fanaticism.