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I cannot disagree with any of that. What is the point of Theresa May? Seriously, what it is the point? Not only is she an inept politician, but she now appears to be a war criminal too. Syria is not a threat to British national security, yet they bombed them anyway. These are crimes of aggression and did not have any democratic backing. Nice household. Tax avoidance and war crimes. They must be a riot round the dinner table.
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Trump and May and macron all have a gun to their head by the Deep state. Any one of them are seconds from an assassination if they did not participate in this latest round of destabilization of the Middle East. The Arab Spring was fake and phony and was set in motion by the Deep state in 2009. Everything that happened in Egypt and in Libya and in Iraq and in Tunisia was spun by the left-wing media to be some kind of great Democratic Awakening for the human rights of Arabs who were supposedly oppressed by dictators like moammar Kadafi and Hosni Mubarak and Saddam Hussein. We were all supposed to cheer for the Egyptians who were in the streets protesting for rights. Let's take a look at Iraq and Libya and Egypt now. The United States and the UK and Israel them and weaponize them and to let Isis and Al nusra front get in there now the whole place is one big mess and they are trying to take Syria down now for a very long time but aside is too tough for them also because of the back that he is receiving. This whole thing is a deep State exercise. If Donald Trump tries to resist he will get a bullet through the head within minutes. Does anyone wonder why he announced last Friday night that the United States was pulling out of Syria within the next 30 days and then magically 12 hours later there is a chemical attack requiring him to reverse course? He got a little tap on the shoulder by the Deep state after he made that comment about pulling out.
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They let you enjoy your quick moment in the sun they give you a quick honeymoon and then they give you a little tap on the shoulder and remind you who is in charge.
"HEY BIG DON, BIG TRUMP, CONGRATULATIONS YOU WON THE ELECTION. NOW GO OUT AND GIVE A FEW SPEECHES TO BOOST YOUR EGO UP, WE'LL GIVE YOU 12 MONTHS ON STAGE, HAVE FUN BUDDY, AFTER THAT YOU ARE OUR LITTLE BITCH"
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Trump and May and macron all have a gun to their head by the Deep state. Any one of them are seconds from an assassination if they did not participate in this latest round of destabilization of the Middle East. The Arab Spring was fake and phony and was set in motion by the Deep state in 2009. Everything that happened in Egypt and in Libya and in Iraq and in Tunisia was spun by the left-wing media to be some kind of great Democratic Awakening for the human rights of Arabs who were supposedly oppressed by dictators like moammar Kadafi and Hosni Mubarak and Saddam Hussein. We were all supposed to cheer for the Egyptians who were in the streets protesting for rights. Let's take a look at Iraq and Libya and Egypt now. The United States and the UK and Israel them and weaponize them and to let Isis and Al nusra front get in there now the whole place is one big mess and they are trying to take Syria down now for a very long time but aside is too tough for them also because of the back that he is receiving. This whole thing is a deep State exercise. If Donald Trump tries to resist he will get a bullet through the head within minutes. Does anyone wonder why he announced last Friday night that the United States was pulling out of Syria within the next 30 days and then magically 12 hours later there is a chemical attack requiring him to reverse course? He got a little tap on the shoulder by the Deep state after he made that comment about pulling out.
Nonsense.
Stop apologising for them. They are not just part of what you call the deep state, they are sitting at the top table helping orchestrate it. Trump veering wildly from one extreme to the other and being inconsistent is hardly uncharacteristic behaviour is it?
It would not even excuse them if somebody were to be threatening them with assassination. If their own lives are so precious to them that they would allow thousands of innocent people, and potentially many more to be killed by their actions, on their watch, then they are just as complicit as those threatening them. You are asking people to disregard all common sense and available facts. It is also incredibly daft logic to pretend everyone that votes in an election is a sheep while apparently the woke few are either privy to special information and special thinking processes nobody else can see or just making a living selling those conspiracies to others.
The truth is often a fine line drawn between the official story, and the wildest of conspiracies. So while there is little hard evidence yet of Assad using chemical weapons, it is absolutely within his character and consistent with past actions to believe he would do such a thing. That does not make bombing Syria justifiable. In the same way May's cold calculated rise to the top, and her inept and spiteful handling of things while she has been there, points to this being completely in character, and part of an idealogy and methodology that she has and would employ, to make herself seem strong.
I say it not to boast but to try and re balance things a little. I know many journalists. My father in law was a journalist in print and on television his whole life, my sister in law writes for a national paper, my grandfather was the editor of a paper etc. These are all wildly different people with completely different upbringings and politics, writing and presenting for very different audiences. When people rubbish the entire media, it is just as lazy as only reading one newspaper your whole life, or only watching one TV station. It makes much of what is posted here from INFOWARS and the other supposedly alternative, but actually incredibly conservative and conventional sources appear just as sheep like. Even with the best will in the world, you cannot honestly pretend they have a shred of neutrality, or even attempt to be unbiased. Their agenda dictates everything they publish, and much of it would never pass any kind of test for quality. Lack of properly documented research, presenting ability, cogent arguments, etc makes most of it pigeon fodder. If it was in print you might even think twice about wiping your arse with it.
This is about May who is very unlikely to turn out to be human anyway. If somebody were to claim she was some malfunctioning dithering android, made by aliens to test out their own ability to pass as human, I would have no trouble believing it. And she/they have failed dismally.
I am not buying it.
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Oh so now you are a spousing that crazy Alex Jones theory that Theresa May is a lizard person? You just can't make this stuff up. Talk about Trump swinging wildly between extremes you have outdone yourself here mate
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Oh so now you are a spousing that crazy Alex Jones theory that Theresa May is a lizard person? You just can't make this stuff up. Talk about Trump swinging wildly between extremes you have outdone yourself here mate
Not at all. Icke and then Jones can keep their lizards.
It's called humour. When you employ it deftly, then wit can be sharp enough to open oysters and reveal pearls. When you smash shells with a hammer you can lose the one thing you are looking for and get grit in your eye.
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Miles has you done pretty good bro. When we get you trapped in a corner and we call you out for your hypocrisy it suddenly becomes humor.
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While I'm certain Corbyn would have been worse economically I'm not 100% certain he'd be as bad of a player with foreign diplomacy although his constant praise of Hugo Chavez makes you wonder. I think a true agent of change would have been Nigel Farrage, but that's my take and I'm not certain how Parliament would handle such a leader.
I LOVE how Theresa May flies into this Syrian missile strike (which the people haven't voted in favor of) all ready to rock'n'roll but when it comes to something like Brexit where the people DID vote in favor of she's taking her time, exploring options, finding out how this will effect people.
The people voted, move your ass sister!
Trump I believe is for the most part unaffiliated with the establishment of each party and he has the backing of good actors in the Military and Intelligence fields. I think that makes him a unique leader at this point in time. There's no fucking telling what the UK is up to but there are a few organizations to watch
House of Saud
Rothschilds
Soros
Things are going to be popping off in Iran very soon ;)
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Oh hell yeah you got that right Lyle about Iran. And it is rather odd out Theresa May has very little to say about the brexit thing and yet she be in there with her warplanes dropping bombs in Syria. Very interesting. looks like she is definitely doing the bidding of the deep state
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Oh hell yeah you got that right Lyle about Iran. And it is rather odd out Theresa May has very little to say about the brexit thing and yet she be in there with her warplanes dropping bombs in Syria. Very interesting. looks like she is definitely doing the bidding of the deep state
At the VERY least she's not doing the bidding of the people. The people spoke on Brexit and now they are being slow walked.....even if you opposed Brexit and were a die hard Remainer you have to see that the Government denying the lawful will of the people is a very bad thing, it sets a precedent that NOBODY wants.
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The UK is definitely heading down the wrong path Vis a vis that phenomenon
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Miles has you done pretty good bro. When we get you trapped in a corner and we call you out for your hypocrisy it suddenly becomes humor.
I never mentioned Lizards and Miles never called me a hypocrite
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Oh hell yeah you got that right Lyle about Iran. And it is rather odd out Theresa May has very little to say about the brexit thing and yet she be in there with her warplanes dropping bombs in Syria. Very interesting. looks like she is definitely doing the bidding of the deep state
At the VERY least she's not doing the bidding of the people. The people spoke on Brexit and now they are being slow walked.....even if you opposed Brexit and were a die hard Remainer you have to see that the Government denying the lawful will of the people is a very bad thing, it sets a precedent that NOBODY wants.
I can understand why you would think that but it is not at all correct. I will return to it later
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While I'm certain Corbyn would have been worse economically I'm not 100% certain he'd be as bad of a player with foreign diplomacy although his constant praise of Hugo Chavez makes you wonder. I think a true agent of change would have been Nigel Farrage, but that's my take and I'm not certain how Parliament would handle such a leader.
I LOVE how Theresa May flies into this Syrian missile strike (which the people haven't voted in favor of) all ready to rock'n'roll but when it comes to something like Brexit where the people DID vote in favor of she's taking her time, exploring options, finding out how this will effect people.
The people voted, move your ass sister!
Trump I believe is for the most part unaffiliated with the establishment of each party and he has the backing of good actors in the Military and Intelligence fields. I think that makes him a unique leader at this point in time. There's no fucking telling what the UK is up to but there are a few organizations to watch
House of Saud
Rothschilds
Soros
Things are going to be popping off in Iran very soon ;)
Two things stand out .
1. Nigel Farrage
I know he is sold to people outside the UK and particularly in right wing and alt right wing media as some vanguard for change and honesty, who represents the real British people but nothing could be further from the truth. Even among Brexit campaigners ( not just people who voted for Brexit) he was recognised as the self serving opportunist that he was. This is a man railing against the E.U not only happy to earn hundreds of thousands as an M.E.P, but one who rarely turned up to support the rights of British workers. British Fisherman, and there are huge amounts of them down here, were absolutely screwed over by him not bothering to turn up and fight there case. In country of Islands 'The British Isles' that is hugely problematic.
He never managed to win an election to become an M.P so without securing a mandate to serve in the house of commons, there is no way he could have become Prime Minister. He would never in a billion years get anywhere near the job. People don't like him for good reason.
2. House of Saud
Riyadh was Trumps first destination after becoming president. They, like him, love a tacky gold plated building, and they bought him from the off. The writing then was not only on the wall but screaming out of every sweaty pore as Trump did a 110 billion pound deal and backed the Saudis religious war in Yemen. in which thousands of civilians have been killed ( not 75) while they gave his family all the tacky crap they wanted. He scratched their back and they scratched his and as after he left they started to ruthlessly knock each other off ( Rival Saudi Royals were killed) as the White house tweeted how successful the Trump hotel he was to be staying at in Hawaii was.
National Interest of family business? For Trump and the House of Saud they are indistinguishable
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Bush/Blair and The House of Saud.
Fixed it for ya.
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Bush/Blair and The House of Saud.
Fixed it for ya.
Nobody is denying that, not at the time, not now, but Trumps very first overseas visit was to the House of Saud. There he proved from the very start he was no different. If a 110 billion dollar deal and him backing the killing of thousands of civilians in Yemen is not accepted as evidence of him being part of the MIC by you. then you become an apologist for the deep state, NWO ,Illuminati or whatever you want to call them.
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Bush/Blair and The House of Saud.
Fixed it for ya.
Nobody is denying that, not at the time, not now, but Trumps very first overseas visit was to the House of Saud. There he proved from the very start he was no different. If a 110 billion dollar deal and him backing the killing of thousands of civilians in Yemen is not accepted as evidence of him being part of the MIC by you. then you become an apologist for the deep state, NWO ,Illuminati or whatever you want to call them.
How is that evidence? Did anybody question Hillary Clinton receiving 66 million dollars from the house of Saud? Yet she was still championed by the left as a woman's rights Advocate and a champion of freedom and democracy and human rights. Now all of a sudden it's Trump you can't make this stuff up
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Where have I ever defended any of the Clintons...in my entire life? Just like Jones you have gone from admitting that both political parties are just different sides of the same coin to now insisting that they are completely different. Trumps deals and rush to prioritise the House of Saud is extremely well documented. His FIRST foreign visit.
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Look past the tip of your nose. He did that in order to fight Isis which has now been pretty much destroyed. Did you forget that convenient little nugget?
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Where have I ever defended any of the Clintons...in my entire life? Just like Jones you have gone from admitting that both political parties are just different sides of the same coin to now insisting that they are completely different. Trumps deals and rush to prioritise the House of Saud is extremely well documented. His FIRST foreign visit.
Shit obama bowed to to the king or prince of saud whoever they are. I agree it's a horrible regime, it's soaking the us with mosques that spread Wahhabism but one would get locked up for talking Christianity in saud. We should not be so quick to blame trump for shit that has been in progress since Carter and before, our policy towards the house of saud was radicalized under carter. To change it certain things would need to change in congress which will never happen due to the deep state. Wait till next year when the Saudi do an ipo on the us market. Everyone shall bow down to them
