Donald Trump is a Big Distraction

a reply to: nOraKat

Trump has emasculated true conservatives. What was once a vibrant cadre of hard working Americans intent upon overturning the economic powers is now a nattering gang of obedient worshipers chanting what ever pops out of the nincompoops mouth.

a reply to: ClovenSky

Goldman Sachs!... more like Rothschilds..... Cough cough ahem....

originally posted by: TerryMcGuire
a reply to: nOraKat

Trump has emasculated true conservatives. What was once a vibrant cadre of hard working Americans intent upon overturning the economic powers is now a nattering gang of obedient worshipers chanting what ever pops out of the nincompoops mouth.

I agree with your observation, I suspect however you will feel the criticism of some of those nattering worshipers in the near future.... Call me psychic...

Do you mean to say that I have blown my cover?a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

No, you just need to keep flipping your stance on any given subject matter..

a reply to: six67seven

Me personally, I think every president since Eisenhower was a plant. Maybe even before that..

For me, this picture tells it all -



Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan sitting together at a table in Bohemian Grove 1967, before either of them were president.

a reply to: ClovenSky

There seem to also be strong ties with Koch Industries.

a reply to: SeaWorthy

"Socialist control mechanisms.." (from your video post)

I just read a book online from 1971 that claims the Globalist Insiders want to establish Socialist mechanisms for just that - central control.

None Dare Call it Conspiracy, by Gary Allen, 1971

It is praised by some significant people such as a former assistant to J. Edgar Hoover and Norman Dodd, Chief investigator of the Reece Committee.

originally posted by: IncessantOptimist
One of the easiest ways to tell whether a president is just another puppet, is by simply looking into their relationship with the group commonly referred to as the international bankers, or in the case of the United States, the (private) Federal Reserve bank, which controls the money supply.

When he was campaigning and performing for the crowd, Trump spoke out heroically against the Federal Reserve and people loved it because more and more of us are becoming aware of how dangerous this institution really is, and how it is they — not the United States government — that really controls the money supply. In fact, Trump even sent out a Tweet underlying the importance of auditing the Fed.

After winning the election, however, Trump’s tough talk amounted to nothing but hot air and he has since praised the corrupt central bank’s methods and he has since not spoken one time about auditing the Fed.

Always judge a man by his deeds, not his words.

Hmmm...that coukdn’t possibly be because every time he tries to do something to help the country, the #resisters, never-trumpets, far left loons, etc., tie it up in the courts forever, knowing full well it’s legal...or could it?

a reply to: Lab4Us

Hmmm...that coukdn’t possibly be because every time he tries to do something to help the country, the #resisters, never-trumpets, far left loons, etc., tie it up in the courts forever, knowing full well it’s legal...or could it?

How does that make sense to you because it doesn't to me. Trump goes on and on about other things all the time. From rally to rally, from tweet to tweet he is constantly berating those he sees as his enemies.

So where is his executive action to audit the fed. Where are his words to continue the fight against the dominant banking industry. How are the ''courts' and his other enemies tying him up on this issue? It makes no sense because they are not.

Rather his early rhetoric against the Fed and the banks was merely that, rhetoric. Rhetoric to suck in conservative voters who had already arrived at the position that these big money institutions needed to be brought under control of the ''people'' if we were ever to make America great again. But once he had been elected, whoosh, out the window it went.
Even his tweet about Cruz was not a jab at the Fed but merely knife he could put in the ribs of one of his closest rivals at that time.

The '' far left'' would sit up and pay attention were he to attack the Fed and the banking industry as ''the far left'' are no fans of that industry either. So next time you see him, ask him, ''Hey Don, when we gonna take back our country from the money lenders. " Likely he will reply with something like, ''umm,,,,Space Forcccccceeeeee.

a reply to: nOraKat

I've been saying this for quite some time: Both Trump and his goons and the Regressive Leftists including Maxine Waters have the same puppet masters.

Sadly, far too many people fell for it.

a reply to: Lab4Us So next time you see him, ask him, ''Hey Don, when we gonna take back our country from the money lenders. "

The problem goes way beyond just banking.

The problem is in every aspect of government. If you didn’t have people in the gov’t spending all the gigantic sums of money and running up the tab, you wouldn’t have a racket.

It’s the people in defense, intelligence, military industry, CFR and the cabinet... everyone basically except for your few odd balls.

a reply to: starwarsisreal

And continue to fall for it!

I wonder what percentage of the population actually know what’s up?

It’s a wonder how so many people can go through life so oblivious.

originally posted by: TerryMcGuire
a reply to: nOraKat

Trump has emasculated true conservatives. What was once a vibrant cadre of hard working Americans intent upon overturning the economic powers is now a nattering gang of obedient worshipers chanting what ever pops out of the nincompoops mouth.

Not sure who you are referring to with this "vibrant cadre of hard working Americans intent upon overturning the economic powers". Was Alex Jones (who supported and still supports Trump) part of this cadre? Or some of those in the so-called "Truth Movement" (that could be called "conservative") who never present any accurate relevant information from the bible about what's going on in the world (and "this system of things" or "the god of this system of things", your chief enemy and master conspirator, see my previous comment)?

I'm noticing quite a few people trying to make some money off of conspiracy entertainment or otherwise being preoccupied with it (including those choosing a more political angle by talking about globalism and the so-called "global elite" or globalists). The same type discussed in the video above. Sometimes these people will also be working on that "aversion for the bible" the person in the video above talks about. If you read my previous comment you might notice a clue how all that plays into the cards of "the god of this system of things". The Truth Movement is just one more distraction from what's really important to know:

Real science, knowledge of realities compared to unverified philosophies and stories

originally posted by: hopenotfeariswhatweneed
a reply to: ClovenSky

Goldman Sachs!... more like Rothschilds..... Cough cough ahem....

In all the comments on the internet that I've seen where people point to the Rotschilds in some type of conspiracy or global elite or NWO/globalist-setting or storyline (usually presented in a negative light) I've never noticed anyone mentioning anything about the link or connection mentioned below:

Ernst Walter Mayr...was one of the 20th century's leading evolutionary biologists. His work contributed to the conceptual revolution that led to the modern evolutionary synthesis of Mendelian genetics, systematics, and Darwinian evolution, and to the development of the biological species concept.
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At the International Zoological Congress at Budapest in 1927 [more or less the beginning of his career], Mayr was introduced by Stresemann to banker and naturalist Walter Rothschild, who asked him to undertake an expedition to New Guinea on behalf of himself and the American Museum of Natural History in New York.

Source: Ernst Mayr - Wikipedia (between brackets is mine)

I guess Freemasonry, Zionism, globalism, "the global elite", "the banking elite", (evil) "Goldman Sachs" and such is more entertaining to talk about than evolutionary myths (false stories and the accompanying deception, fraud, propaganda and indoctrination).

A few years ago The American Biology Teacher, the journal of the National Association of Biology Teachers, ran an article by a creationist who debated the subject at colleges. In a later issue, January 1971, the “Letters to the Editor” section printed rebuttal letters from biologists. One by Harvard Professor Ernst Mayr opened with the well-worn pitch: “I do not know of a single well-informed person who questions the factuality of evolution.” In the second paragraph he asserted that every well-informed biologist shared the view that evolution “is considered by all those entitled to judgment to be a fact for which no further proof is needed.” But farther along he inconsistently said: “It is virtually never possible in science to prove anything.” However, the fact is that many truths in science have been proved by both observation and experiment. It would have been more appropriate for the professor to say: ‘It is virtually never possible in evolution to prove anything.’ Mayr’s closing words on evolution echoed his opening assertion, “. . . it is accepted by every well-informed biologist.”

Source: Creation Goes to College: Awake!—1978

Evolution—Myths and Facts

Time to stop being distracted with conspiracy entertainment and have a look at the actual deceptions that are important to wake up to.

a reply to: whereislogic


I understand where you are coming from and agree, many conspiracies are fluff and are designed to keep us distracted, wading through the deceit is a difficult task.


However there is a connection there that should not be ignored, dynasties like the rothchilds have the ability to affect our lives on a personal level and if people like them are controlling the way we move forward from behind the scenes, and are doing so through plants like trump we should be paying attention....


Here is a little more info from another ats member should you be interested to read some hows and whys to the connection...ats thread

Trump is a tool in the agenda to divide our society, grow false nationalism among the populace, instill a false sense of reliance on the government and to create a true dictatorship.
/opinion

a reply to: whereislogic

I’m confused..

So you are saying since Walter Rothschild funded an expedition for Ernst Mayor that there is no conspiracy by the world government and international bankers?

Now I am not one who think that the Rothschilds are the ring leaders in this world racket, but I am certain one exists.

Do you think it is normal for all of these countries to have astronomical debts? There is a reason behind it and yes, it involves a conspiracy.

You can choose to ignore it but it will only hurt you.

a reply to: nOraKat

You can choose to ignore it but it will only hurt you.

And chatting about it on ATS will help. Of course.

originally posted by: nOraKat
a reply to: whereislogic

I’m confused..

So you are saying since Walter Rothschild funded an expedition for Ernst Mayor that there is no conspiracy by the world government and international bankers?

No.

I had a more elaborate reply referring to my other 2 comments but I lost it because of my backspace button. I'll just say that what you are focussing your mind on is a distraction from what I was pointing towards in my comments.

You may want to take note that one of the main activities of the philosophical naturalist Sir Walter Rothschild was to advance, market and promote evolutionary philosophies. And then you may want to have a look at the link "Evolution—Myths and Facts" to see how this ties in to "the ruler of this world", "the god of this system of things", "who is misleading the entire inhabited earth" (2 Cor 4:4; 1 Jn 5:19; Rev 12:9). It's not all about money, greed is just used as a tool and it is an effect of the "spirit of the world" that people are being conditioned with. My first comment briefly mentions the divide and conquer tactic (you may want to read what I skipped from that article). Satan applies the divide and conquer tactic as much to these supposed elitists or globalists as he does with the rest of the world. If we're talking about the so-called "banking elite" or as you say "international bankers", they're not in control or running the show here and neither are the Rothschilds, all of them are just pawns in a much larger battle for your mind. They are victims of their own financial or political success as well, blinded by greed, pride and the resulting arrogance.

It is no surprise that evolutionary philosophies, philosophical naturalism (both in its agnostic and atheistic forms) and materialism thrive in this system of things and endeavors to market these ideas and ideologies are well funded by the most wealthy or financially powerful characters (or otherwise supported politically). (Young Earth) Creationism is another well-funded and popularized deception. And those involved are praised and admired in this system of things as opposed to those who have not been taken in by this stuff.

Spirit of the World

...It is a spirit of selfishness and pride that is so pervasive that it is like the air that humans breathe.
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(If the spirit of the world takes root in a person’s thinking and desires, its fruitage is soon seen in actions that manifest that spirit. ... This you should keep in mind as you consider the following manifestations of the spirit of the world.)

Doing what a person wants to do, without regard for the will of God

Satan urged Eve to decide for herself what was good and what was bad. (Gen. 3:3-5; in contrast see Proverbs 3:5, 6.) Many who follow Eve’s course do not know what God’s will for mankind is, nor are they interested in finding out. They just “do their own thing,” as they say. ...

Reacting to situations on the basis of pride

It was Satan who first allowed an overestimation of self to corrupt his heart. (Compare Ezekiel 28:17; Proverbs 16:5.) Pride is a divisive force in the world of which he is ruler, causing people to consider themselves better than those of other races, nations, language groups, and economic status. ...

Manifesting a rebellious attitude toward authority
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Allowing one’s life to be dominated by the desire to possess what one sees
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Basing one’s hopes and fears on what humans are able to do
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