Comments on: Trump: why Bilderberg, WEF/Davos, and CFR have shingles

By: Ozzie Thinker

Ozzie Thinker — Sun, 18 Dec 2016 02:48:32 +0000

Very plausible comment.

I think Jon is a risk taker (as is Trump) and he’s gambling that some of the altruisms, some of the MANY altruisms, Trump promoted on the way to the “big office” (sic) will catch up with him.

Here’s hopin’ 😉

By: Karl Smoofy

Karl Smoofy — Tue, 19 Jul 2016 10:42:08 +0000

Has something happened to Jon’s brain? I am really quite confused by how much support Trump gets from him these days. Would Jon actually prefer Trumpism over Globalism? Trump only dislikes globalism because it isn’t his scam and he isn’t at the top of that pyramid. He simply wants to replace their pyramid with his and he will not give a damn how many backs have to break to build it. I would have guessed Jon would understand how narcissists do their thing and why. Jon rails against the fear based tactics of the establishment yet seems to give the most recognizable fear monger on the planet a free pass just because he can point out a bad trade deal? I am confounded by it. Replacing one slave master with another does nothing but make it difficult to figure out what the rules are. Perhaps Jon could offer some big picture solutions to go with the big picture problems. Just imagine a world where Trump and Putin both have their ego on the big red button. Yikes, but would it be worse if they were friends or enemies?

By: Kimberli Sword-Mandel

Kimberli Sword-Mandel — Fri, 05 Feb 2016 04:33:09 +0000

True, about the landslide. We need to promote that thought.
As it is they, normally keep it close, like 49% to 51%, so no one will argue the point.

By: karl

karl — Wed, 03 Feb 2016 00:47:54 +0000

Well said sir. I think you have laid out the game quite accurately

By: Ozzie Thinker

Ozzie Thinker — Sun, 31 Jan 2016 08:09:05 +0000

@g8way2k

A lot of people had a lot of faith in delivering the “fix” after bush’s monstrous term. History has affirmed his critics . In practicality, he has implemented none of the “solutions” he promised. Trump will have no choice but to toe the line. Therefore it is unlikely he will make office, whether “voted in” or not.

In effect the American “democracy” has become a revolving dictatorship and with the outsourcing of the constitution to the United Nations (bringing law of Sea onto the land. Watch out for Mr Putin!) and toxic legislation, such as the Patriot Act, leaves little room to move for inspired leaders.

The system is “cooked” and voters are prawns waiting to be served.

By: g8way2k

g8way2k — Sun, 31 Jan 2016 04:34:11 +0000

I have a problem with this ideology. The so-called Globalists, (The powers that be) can have Obama as a puppet, but see Trump as problematic? Let’s face it people, for those of us who believe a “shadow government” exists, have to believe that whoever sits in the Oval Office will conform to the Globalists whim(s). If we are to entertain the jist of this article, Obama would pose as a great example. Problem candidates will not assume the office….period. Make no mistake, I’m a Trump fan far and away. It’s my contention that if ‘we the people’ really do have a vote…a say-so as to who occupies the White House, then “The Donald” will prevail and obtain the highest office in the land, and have one hell of a job in front of him. But if “K”illary occupies that space, many with a lick of common sense will realize that “The Globalists” have spoken.

By: Ozzie Thinker

Ozzie Thinker — Sat, 30 Jan 2016 23:46:33 +0000

@DJC

Think carefully about what you have just said. Really THINK & don’t just go though the motions. The answer lies ahead of you.

By: Manimal

Manimal — Sat, 30 Jan 2016 15:39:47 +0000

Scotland, anyone?;-)

By: From Québec

From Québec — Sat, 30 Jan 2016 05:57:41 +0000

Thanks, Deanna. I like your explanation. If that was wath Ozzie meant by “Unplugged”? …. well, I fully agree with him.

As for myself, I have no Wi-Fi gadgets, and I don’t want any. I still have a plugged in computer and plugged in phone.

By: Ozzie Thinker

Ozzie Thinker — Sat, 30 Jan 2016 01:12:27 +0000

@JB

I have casually compared Trump to the old court jester in writings, excepts the real ones were “cultured” (something Trump is not). If you read Jon’s posts carefully, he conveys your precise opinion. He does not echo propaganda like other writers and certain prolific commenters here,