Breitbart's Steve Bannon Leads the 'Alt Right' to the White House

Where is the White Nationalism? I have yet to hear ONE racist comment from Trump the entire campaign. NOT ONE. There is someone who worked at a casino who was fired who said it did not like blacks...or jews. That is it.

I asked before the nomination and ALL through the campaign. Where is the racism? It is non-existent. The Alt right....HAHAHAHAHAHAHA......yeah, the election was won on a frog meme and a Harambe joke from 4Chan members. You got it. All of the little #head millennials sure pulled it out for Trump.

Mr Bannon has had some articles that were controversial. Who really cares. There was a time when a person would 'read' and make a determination for themselves and not based on what others think is right.

Do none of you remember the 'czars' that Obama appointed?

Valarie Jarret - Nothing to say here you should not already know
Cass Sunstein - Domestic Policy - wanted to remove gun rights
Todd Stren - Climate Czar - his policies would have cost 200 billion with no cure for global warming
John Holdren - Science Czar - He thought we should control the worlds population with abortion as well as sterilization thorugh water supplies
Mark Lloyd - Chief Diversity Officer FCC - Worked for Soros and was against freedom of speech.
Eric Holder - The one who dismissed the case against the Black Panthers as well as making it easier for illegals to vote
David Ogden - Deputy AG - Argued against convictions of child porn and said there is a constitutional right to possess
Elena Kagan - Solicitor General - Main goal was to promote homosexuality in the Military...since she was a lesbian

The list goes on and on and on and on....

www.westernjournalism.com...

Check your facts before you start calling Trumps choices to extreme.

a reply to: spiritualzombie


CNN was so jealous over this low level, Alt-right media guy, who was "suddenly seated within the inner-circle, of the most powerful nation on Earth".

If it makes CNN mad, I'm all for it!

a reply to: Grambler

You may want to look in to some of those you posted a bit more. Once you read the context in which they were suspended, fired, you can see there was good cause.

originally posted by: spiritualzombie
Analysis: Breitbart's Steve Bannon Leads the 'Alt Right' to the White House
Source: www.nbcnews.com...

For the last six months, Republican leaders walked a careful line supporting Donald Trump. They supported his campaign and loved his running mate, Mike Pence, but they didn't agree with his positions on banning Muslims or mass deportations, or with the far-right figures who backed them.

That line was easy enough to maintain when it was just campaign rhetoric. But now Trump is signaling that the far right wing of the party will be going with him to the White House, where it will have a chance to influence policy, as well.

Steve Bannon, former president of the incendiary Breitbart News and more recently chief executive of Trump's campaign, is taking on a role as "chief strategist and senior counselor." Bannon's ascension is the clearest sign yet that Trump will maintain his ties to the populist white nationalism that helped propel him to the White House against overwhelming opposition from party leaders and traditional media.

The alt-right is fundamentally based on White Nationalism. It is associated with white supremacy, anti feminism, homophobia, Islamophobia, and anti-Semitism.

I find this sudden turn toward mainstream White Nationalism extremely disturbing on so many levels. If our new President-elect is indeed filling the White House with people who subscribe to such hateful ideology, and are actively pushing for policies such as racial profiling and "stop and frisk", which are largely criticized as being programs that increase the racial divide and promote racial discrimination, or pushing policies to ban Muslims, or extremely aggressive policy such as mass deportation and incarceration that largely targets Hispanics....

How does any of this gel with a nation that celebrates diversity and equality?

This whole fiasco is an abomination to the human intellect. It is beyond embarassing.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: spiritualzombie


CNN was so jealous over this low level, Alt-right media guy, who was "suddenly seated within the inner-circle, of the most powerful nation on Earth".

If it makes CNN mad, no matter how much Bannon is inappropriate for the job, I'm all for it!

Fixed that for you. Reality matters and that's the truth right there. You don't give a sht about this country. You're too busy pointing fingers with absolutely nothing to offer of your own.

originally posted by: Krazysh0t

originally posted by: spiritualzombie

How does any of this gel with a nation that celebrates diversity and equality?

Where have you been the last year of so? This country just kicked diversity and equality to the curb.

That is because SJWs have defined their diversity and equality and if you don't agree with it you labeled as --- (What ever current anti-SJW label is today.)

Good. Hopefully Bannon can shake things up in DC for once and turn the apple cart over and make the elites uncomfortable.

Good. Hopefully Bannon can shake things up in DC for once and turn the apple cart over and make the elites uncomfortable.

Also, when Bannon came on board within Trump's campaign, he was one of the only people who could calm Trump down and make him look at least halfway Presidential. Bannon was also one of the key figureheads that led Trump to victory.

So is it really that shocking that Trump brings Bannon on board with him to the whitehouse? Bannon was probably one of the top 3 or so advisers within Trump's winning campaign, so OF COURSE hes going to bring him on board with him to the whitehouse. Why is this so shocking to some?

Lastly, Bannon does have good credentials. Bannon was an officer in the United States Navy, serving on the destroyer USS Paul F. Foster as a Surface Warfare Officer in the Pacific Fleet and stateside as a special assistant to the Chief of Naval Operations at the Pentagon. Bannon also graduated from Harvard.

So its not like Bannon is just some website shockjock pulled off the streets. Hes been in the elite inner circle before. He knows the inner game better then most. So yes, he is qualified for the job.

a reply to: spiritualzombie

It's concerning sure, but I just love the fact that Andrew Breitbart's cause as a fighter against a stacked elitist system has found its way straight into the oval office! What an accomplishment when you really think about it. That's just incredible.

a reply to: Kettu

LOL... How about not stupid enough, although plenty of them are plenty stupid...

It's just a way of undermining the fabric of society to make the populace more manipulable. When will people realize that that is all that the left cares about?

The left and most of the neocon right only cares about a manipulable populace that will let them do what they want.

Those of us who voted for Trump want a restoration of personal responsibility and liberty...

Jaden

a reply to: spiritualzombie

It's worrying how many Bannon supporters are in here. Whether you're left or right, Breitbart is a shamefull cesspool of ignorance and hatred.

originally posted by: fencesitter85
It's worrying how many Bannon supporters are in here. Whether you're left or right, Breitbart is a shamefull cesspool of ignorance and hatred.

Perhaps they should not have the right to exist?

originally posted by: fencesitter85
It's worrying how many Bannon supporters are in here. Whether you're left or right, Breitbart is a shamefull cesspool of ignorance and hatred.

I'm discovering these days that racism is more or less subjective. To some people, simply being white means you are racist.

originally posted by: fencesitter85
It's worrying how many Bannon supporters are in here. Whether you're left or right, Breitbart is a shamefull cesspool of ignorance and hatred.

As with any media, as long as its your own brand of ignorance, people don't care.

and you wonder why things like al-qaeda and the like happen so often after america tries to control people, honestly us americans need to stop with psy-ops and such because we're terrible at it and only create messes.
really, thanks to that bad habit a movement that didn't exist before the election will probably actually come to exist and gain real momentum, start thinking more deeply about possible consequences before stirring up propaganda to further your agendas people.

originally posted by: underwerks

originally posted by: fencesitter85
It's worrying how many Bannon supporters are in here. Whether you're left or right, Breitbart is a shamefull cesspool of ignorance and hatred.

As with any media, as long as its your own brand of ignorance, people don't care.

No, you're right. People don't.

Those who use the label for every single little thing they don't like in their opponents' ideas made sure that no one cared. You can't get away with accusing everyone and everything under the sun as racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, etc., before you have accused so many people of it that they can look around at each other and see the lie for what it is and get tired of it.

Now, thanks to you and those like you, when there IS real racism, et al., no one cares because you defanged it.

Maybe you should have read that story about the boy who cried wolf?

a reply to: spiritualzombie

" Alan Dershowitz Doesn't See Evidence Steve Bannon Is Anti-Semitic "


Attorney Alan Dershowitz admitted Tuesday there is no evidence Steve Bannon, President-elect Donald Trump's top advisor, holds anti-Semitic views despite public outcry.
"Look, I don't know whether he's an anti-Semite or not," Dershowitz said. "I just don't think you should toss that phrase around casually unless there's overwhelming evidence."
"Is he supported by bigots? . . . Yes he is. But to show you an analogy, if [Rep.] Keith Ellison [of Minnesota], who's a decent, good person, were to be appointed the head of the Democratic National Committee, Hamas would support it, would cheer and yell because he's had some association with [Nation of Islam leader Louis] Farrakhan in the past.

Guilt by Association ? There is None .






www.newsmax.com...

a reply to: spiritualzombie

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