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« Reply #3810 on: November 10, 2016, 01:17:25 PM »
As in the support she and her party received when the media gave her no chance. It's a tide sweeping through the west.

You can't lump cultural and economic Marxism together though as they are exclusive of each other. Hillary and the entire party are definitely cultural Marxists. This is the angle that the majority are peeed off at whether they know what it is called or not. So many rusted on democrats are now claiming that the decrepit old socialist Bernie would have saved them so you can just call them Marxists anyway if you want.

Most people are unaware of the complicated proxies in the Syrian civil war right now that you allude to so whether they like it not Trump is their saviour.

Tbh I have no idea what cultural Marxism what a funky phrase. Could you explain to me how the democrats are so, yet the republicans not?

I was not referring to you but many others are lauding the death of economic Marxism with puppet hillary losing. This has me perplexed. What did they think the hillary plan was   

I reckon bernie would of smashed trump. It's a shame the cheeky slag rigged he primaries. A less wealth person would have been in jail many times over.

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« Reply #3811 on: November 10, 2016, 01:24:34 PM »


Most people are unaware of the complicated proxies in the Syrian civil war right now that you allude to so whether they like it not Trump is their saviour.
That egg is finally cracking. Putin routinely rated higher than Trump and Killary in US polls. Btw it isn't that complicated when you realise there are no 'moderate' rebels in Syria. AQ and it's various guises vs Al Assad and his Allies (including the Ruskies). Nb the US through the CIA has been supporting AQ for 40 years. There is a schism though between the Pentagon and the CIA on this issue.

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« Reply #3812 on: November 10, 2016, 01:29:21 PM »
I applaud those who tipped this racist, sexist piece of scum as the winner.

As that looks like what's going to happen

Is it good for Australia? Nope

Does it further prove the lack pf quality leaders in politics? Yep

Does show how gulible and stupid people are when they get fed fear mongering propaganda that clealry want to hear, without actually been given any solid policies? Yep again

What does it say about the American people? Lots but i won't go there

So are you potting all American voters?

I kind of cant blame the Trump voters. This is the biggest middle finger to the establishment of all time.

Hillary was the cog which the media, wall street, the banks, oil companies, pharmaceuticals, shady overseas contributors etc etc all turned. They are all behind her.

Ironically the demographic that believe they have got left behind over the last 30 years - the middle and working class americans over 40 years of age finally have had enough of subsidising the upper 1% and what their polititians have delivered since Reagan.

That being said, what he also represents threatens to make the world a worse place than what it has been and would be under Clinton. And hes a lier like Clinton.

America will be very divided and that aint good.

I reckon Sanders could have possibly beaten Trump. Sanders would have delivered change but not risked the world economy, and got alot of those who wanted change from the establishment on board.

Another question now is, is this the end of political correctness and the SJW and the beginning of a new era of freedom to offend?



Interested in everyones thoughts.
What people fail to understand is that this is a response to the 'fifth column' change agents who for 50 years have undermined what was a seminal moment of time for western working and middle classes. We have the template but it doesn't include the welfare plantation, globalism, crony capitalism and cultural Marxism. Bernie Sanders as a change agent are you kidding! He would have brought about civil war. Alinsky adherents should thank their lucky stars that Trump won yesterday as their time was at hand one way or another. Trump is the kindest option.

Why do you think civil war is less likely now than under bernie?

I don't think poor blacks , rednecks, Mexicans would have civil war over taxing billionaires for a change

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« Reply #3813 on: November 10, 2016, 01:32:44 PM »
As in the support she and her party received when the media gave her no chance. It's a tide sweeping through the west.

You can't lump cultural and economic Marxism together though as they are exclusive of each other. Hillary and the entire party are definitely cultural Marxists. This is the angle that the majority are peeed off at whether they know what it is called or not. So many rusted on democrats are now claiming that the decrepit old socialist Bernie would have saved them so you can just call them Marxists anyway if you want.

Most people are unaware of the complicated proxies in the Syrian civil war right now that you allude to so whether they like it not Trump is their saviour.

Tbh I have no idea what cultural Marxism what a funky phrase. Could you explain to me how the democrats are so, yet the republicans not?

I was not referring to you but many others are lauding the death of economic Marxism with puppet hillary losing. This has me perplexed. What did they think the hillary plan was   


Sorry for assumption, the post came straight after.  ;D

Cultural Marxism is easy. Replace the bourgeois with white people and proletarians with minorities is the simplest way.

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« Reply #3814 on: November 10, 2016, 01:50:19 PM »
As in the support she and her party received when the media gave her no chance. It's a tide sweeping through the west.

You can't lump cultural and economic Marxism together though as they are exclusive of each other. Hillary and the entire party are definitely cultural Marxists. This is the angle that the majority are peeed off at whether they know what it is called or not. So many rusted on democrats are now claiming that the decrepit old socialist Bernie would have saved them so you can just call them Marxists anyway if you want.

Most people are unaware of the complicated proxies in the Syrian civil war right now that you allude to so whether they like it not Trump is their saviour.

Tbh I have no idea what cultural Marxism what a funky phrase. Could you explain to me how the democrats are so, yet the republicans not?

I was not referring to you but many others are lauding the death of economic Marxism with puppet hillary losing. This has me perplexed. What did they think the hillary plan was   


Sorry for assumption, the post came straight after.  ;D

Cultural Marxism is easy. Replace the bourgeois with heterosexual white people and proletarians with minorities is the simplest way.

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« Reply #3815 on: November 10, 2016, 01:51:43 PM »
I did have hetero initially but removed it to make it more general. Though hetero white male would be even more accurate.

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« Reply #3816 on: November 10, 2016, 02:11:40 PM »
The correct party lost.
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« Reply #3817 on: November 10, 2016, 02:28:26 PM »
The correct party lost.

Liberal, labour, Democrats, republican . There not a heap of difference. Wasn't the idea Obama was going to 'change' something what happened there? Same elitest lobby/bribe interst groups  with much Of the control

Trump and bernie seem to be outside the traditional box somewhat. Hopefully he's not a puppet or mind control mkuktra victim. If so, hopefully he doesn't get jfk'ed

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« Reply #3818 on: November 10, 2016, 02:49:20 PM »
"Much of the social history of the Western world, over the past three decades, has been a history of replacing what worked with what sounded good...."

- Thomas Sowell


FJ is the only one that makes sense.

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« Reply #3819 on: November 10, 2016, 05:03:10 PM »
The correct party lost.

Liberal, labour, Democrats, republican . There not a heap of difference. Wasn't the idea Obama was going to 'change' something what happened there? Same elitest lobby/bribe interst groups  with much Of the control

Trump and bernie seem to be outside the traditional box somewhat. Hopefully he's not a puppet or mind control mkuktra victim. If so, hopefully he doesn't get jfk'ed

Agree.  They all serve the same master. 

Does anyone have half an idea on anything?

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« Reply #3820 on: November 11, 2016, 08:43:44 AM »
Seven days till the revolution.....and I'm not talking Trump here necessarily. I see it as a continuation of the recoil against globalism worldwide and the emergence of a polarity shifting paradigm.
There's been a large swing to the Right (in Europe especially) since the GFC. A lesson from history though is to be careful what you wish for when it comes to revolutions and allowing, via a protest vote, "alternatives" who are strongly anti-this and that to gain control. That worked really well in the 1930s as an answer to the Great Depression  :help.
Cause left wing swings are soooooo innocuous. In any case it is a libertarian movement not a central planning putsch. Killary on the other hand is in the business of creating 'precariate' plantations.
A libertarian movement? :snidegrin. True Libertarians at least act with reason, base their views on empirical evidence, and respect our long established institutions. This current tea party movement on the other hand is totally intolerant to anything and anyone they decide is unfit to exist. They want to act as a self-appointed judge, jury and executioner against anyone or any group they decide is a enemy or threat to the state like it's a return to 17th century Salem. They see anything that doesn't go their way, including election results, as being rigged and part of some overall conspiracy. It's fascism 101. A bunch of conspiracy theory extremists who pander to fear and hatred by blaming all the ills in their country on minorities and anyone else they can use as a scapegoat. We've seen this script before. Some of us have/had family members who fought to preserve our freedom against such nutjobs.   


As for Trump - he is for himself. Always has been. He will say whatever gets him more money and power even if he contradicts himself.



ps. The great irony is if the GOP had gone with a genuine level conservative candidate instead of this celebrity circus, they would be favourites to win today.
Ha ha just saw this post. Firstly, you were wrong about the election. Secondly, the libertarians behind Trump are following correct institutions - namely the Constitution. Thirdly, you refer to the tea party and its connections as Conspiracy Theorists by wrapping your argument.....in a Conspiracy Theory!!!! In any case the Tea Party is a very minor player these days..... but if you had any insight you would know that. Then you bring out the old chestnut: "we had family who fought against such nutjobs". Newsflash: we all have had ancestors who fought in wars, sometimes on reflection for the wrong side. 

You have no idea of the movement behind Trump and it's transformative power. It took some 4 years forsome to say I was right about Hardwick. I assure you that within a similar time frame you will do likewise regarding Trump. Now man up and get with the new Paradigm!
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« Reply #3821 on: November 11, 2016, 08:46:04 AM »
I applaud those who tipped this racist, sexist piece of scum as the winner.

As that looks like what's going to happen

Is it good for Australia? Nope

Does it further prove the lack pf quality leaders in politics? Yep

Does show how gulible and stupid people are when they get fed fear mongering propaganda that clealry want to hear, without actually been given any solid policies? Yep again

What does it say about the American people? Lots but i won't go there

So are you potting all American voters?

I kind of cant blame the Trump voters. This is the biggest middle finger to the establishment of all time.

Hillary was the cog which the media, wall street, the banks, oil companies, pharmaceuticals, shady overseas contributors etc etc all turned. They are all behind her.

Ironically the demographic that believe they have got left behind over the last 30 years - the middle and working class americans over 40 years of age finally have had enough of subsidising the upper 1% and what their polititians have delivered since Reagan.

That being said, what he also represents threatens to make the world a worse place than what it has been and would be under Clinton. And hes a lier like Clinton.

America will be very divided and that aint good.

I reckon Sanders could have possibly beaten Trump. Sanders would have delivered change but not risked the world economy, and got alot of those who wanted change from the establishment on board.

Another question now is, is this the end of political correctness and the SJW and the beginning of a new era of freedom to offend?



Interested in everyones thoughts.
What people fail to understand is that this is a response to the 'fifth column' change agents who for 50 years have undermined what was a seminal moment of time for western working and middle classes. We have the template but it doesn't include the welfare plantation, globalism, crony capitalism and cultural Marxism. Bernie Sanders as a change agent are you kidding! He would have brought about civil war. Alinsky adherents should thank their lucky stars that Trump won yesterday as their time was at hand one way or another. Trump is the kindest option.

Why do you think civil war is less likely now than under bernie?


The left has no guts....or guns. Nor do they have right (pun intended) on their side.

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« Reply #3822 on: November 11, 2016, 09:02:28 AM »
For those wanting to inform themselves on the coming age I offer the following icons by way of introduction. I have erred on the side of entertainment rather than academia when making this list. If you wish to commit to deeper research you will find various references offered by these informative and entertaining presenters. Just google them or watch their Youtube Channel:

Stefan Molyneaux
Paul Joseph Watson
Milo Yianopolous
Stephen Crowder (louder with Crowder)
Mike Cernovich
Matt Drudge
Gavin McGinnes
Alex Jones (yes AJ for all you triggered nancy's)
Gary Franchi
Ann Coulter

etc etc
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« Reply #3823 on: November 11, 2016, 10:42:01 AM »
Day off hence the keystroke productivity. Just received great news! Trey Gowdy, a magnificent and fearless Constitutionalist is tipped to be Trumps Attorney General. This  proves that he is not in the hands of Neocons as he overlooked Guiliani. Nb.Trump was having conversations with those in the conservative underground for several years leading up to his entrance in the primaries. He despises the establishment on both sides of the political spectrum.

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« Reply #3824 on: November 11, 2016, 11:00:00 AM »
I applaud those who tipped this racist, sexist piece of scum as the winner.

As that looks like what's going to happen

Is it good for Australia? Nope

Does it further prove the lack pf quality leaders in politics? Yep

Does show how gulible and stupid people are when they get fed fear mongering propaganda that clealry want to hear, without actually been given any solid policies? Yep again

What does it say about the American people? Lots but i won't go there

So are you potting all American voters?

I kind of cant blame the Trump voters. This is the biggest middle finger to the establishment of all time.

Hillary was the cog which the media, wall street, the banks, oil companies, pharmaceuticals, shady overseas contributors etc etc all turned. They are all behind her.

Ironically the demographic that believe they have got left behind over the last 30 years - the middle and working class americans over 40 years of age finally have had enough of subsidising the upper 1% and what their polititians have delivered since Reagan.

That being said, what he also represents threatens to make the world a worse place than what it has been and would be under Clinton. And hes a lier like Clinton.

America will be very divided and that aint good.

I reckon Sanders could have possibly beaten Trump. Sanders would have delivered change but not risked the world economy, and got alot of those who wanted change from the establishment on board.

Another question now is, is this the end of political correctness and the SJW and the beginning of a new era of freedom to offend?



Interested in everyones thoughts.
What people fail to understand is that this is a response to the 'fifth column' change agents who for 50 years have undermined what was a seminal moment of time for western working and middle classes. We have the template but it doesn't include the welfare plantation, globalism, crony capitalism and cultural Marxism. Bernie Sanders as a change agent are you kidding! He would have brought about civil war. Alinsky adherents should thank their lucky stars that Trump won yesterday as their time was at hand one way or another. Trump is the kindest option.

Why do you think civil war is less likely now than under bernie?


The left has no guts....or guns. Nor do they have right (pun intended) on their side.

Russia and china won ww2

Strange comment  - I get you are a kraut so it may be a touchy issue