Mr. Trump is the anomaly that has got all of us with crossed fingers 24/7. But things are so bad in our Republic that Mrs. Clinton would have made things even worse.Mrs. Clinton, the ultimate entrenched average career politician who was offered the WH on a silver plate, was rejected.

Even before this election began it was a ”done deal”, it was arranged that she would win this election but, the Democratic Party was collapsing, the unity so often spoken about was purely cosmetic.

Mr. Bannon may be another anomaly in our battered political system, another backlash against the American Left. Shall we see Mr. Trump become a politician and fool us, one more time, like is has been done before by other inept elected presidents?

Mr. Trump, still is a huge question mark. Soon, the mystery will be resolved,

Angel Herrero
Non-Affiliated Voter

ANY AND ALL INDUSTRIAL POLLUTANTS CASUALLY ADDED TO THE DRINKING WATER SYSTEMS ARE CALLED “FLOURIDE”.

CLEAR ENOUGH, IDIOT?

Anyway, modernity can’t just do away with “pollution” without completely overhauling and dismantling the world’s energy production mechanisms. The world’s economies would crash like a meteor. There would be a nuclear war before the powers that be would allow that to even begin to happen. Trump is only one man. Individuals need to make the green switch-over on their own.

Richard Horton (Lancet editor):

“The case against science is straightforward: much of the scientific literature, perhaps half, may simply be untrue. Afflicted by studies with small sample sizes, tiny effects, invalid exploratory analyses, and flagrant conflicts of interest, together with an obsession for pursuing fashionable trends of dubious importance, science has taken a turn towards darkness.”

http://www.thelancet.com/pdfs/journals/lancet/PIIS0140-6736%2815%2960696-1.pdf

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The science journal Nature:

“Nevertheless, scientists understand that peer review per se provides only a minimal assurance of quality, and that the public conception of peer review as a stamp of authentication is far from the truth.”

http://www.nature.com/nature/peerreview/debate/nature05032.html

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I highly recommend anyone interested in the reliability of medical research checks out the work of Dr John Ioannidis, Stanford Professor of Medicine and of Health Research and Policy:

“Even when the evidence shows that a particular research idea is wrong, if you have thousands of scientists who have invested their careers in it, they’ll continue to publish papers on it […] It’s like an epidemic, in the sense that they’re infected with these wrong ideas, and they’re spreading it to other researchers through journals.”

http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2010/11/lies-damned-lies-and-medical-science/308269/

is there an out-of-the-box solution to the pipeline issue in ND that recognizes the necessity of oil-and-gas in our current reality but does not endanger the fresh water supplies of 17M people?

why does that oil need to travel 1000 miles down to the Gulf anyhow? to export to China?

why are we endangering one natural resource so another natural resource can be shipped offshore? isn’t that just the other side of the globalism coin?

why can’t new state-of-the-art refineries be built up in ND/SD/etc. closer to the source of the oil and away from the water supplies?

if people still want to export petrol, why not use the recent largest discovery ever in American history down in TX, closer to the Gulf refineries?

this doesn’t make sense from a business perspective (close proximity of vertical production processes), a libertarian one (do no harm), let alone a spiritual one (water is life).

it’s a shame this issue has degenerated into another false left vs. right dogmatic dogfight. is there a way we can turn this on its head and find a solution that sidesteps the ideology and oligarchical interests behind it pulling the various strings?

i heard the urban farms idea from you on infowars last week as i was making a compost pile for winter 🙂 the amount of potential soil coming out of urban areas daily (in the form of food waste and paper products) is mindblowing. Will Allen in Milwaukee proved you can grow on an abandoned parking lot with a giant pile of it. huge cost to haul that out and bury it which could be diverted to keeping it in the cities and processing. Will’s got the process down to a science. so simple yet powerful.