GLOBALISTS FIGHT BACK 44 ex-senators warn U.S. is 'entering a dangerous period' By QUINT FORGEY(Politico) 12/10/2018 09:36 PM EST Share on Facebook Share on Twitter A bipartisan group of nearly four dozen former senators warned current and future members of the Senate on Monday that the United States is “entering a dangerous period,” and urged them to defend America’s democracy by serving national interests rather than political ideologies.
“We are on the eve of the conclusion of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s investigation and the House’s commencement of investigations of the president and his administration,” the 44 ex-lawmakers wrote in an op-ed published by The Washington Post. “The likely convergence of these two events will occur at a time when simmering regional conflicts and global power confrontations continue to threaten our security, economy and geopolitical stability.”
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The senators continued: “It is a time, like other critical junctures in our history, when our nation must engage at every level with strategic precision and the hand of both the president and the Senate. We are at an inflection point in which the foundational principles of our democracy and our national security interests are at stake, and the rule of law and the ability of our institutions to function freely and independently must be upheld.”
The senators — 32 Democrats, 10 Republicans and two independents — also stressed the importance of casting aside party differences in confronting impending challenges, noting that during their time in Congress, “we were allies and at other times opponents, but never enemies.” GRA:The cartoon may be slightly premature.Here are some globalists--using doubletalk to tell their allies what to do.Whose "national interests" are they referring to?I'm making an educated guess when I say,not white people. What ARE they saying?Is it a coded message to go after Trump and enforce the rule of law--which Dems pretend is what Mueller is trying to do.They want Mueller's probe and findings to be the springboard that enables the coup they couldn't get done with other methods (Amendments,unnamed sources with dirt on POTUS etc). Plus,MSNBC gave it a lot of coverage.That tells you exactly what this is all about. --GR Anonymous-I'm a white man
How far will this go? Spread to other nations? A model to follow? The French do love their revolutions. Macron is toast as they say? His conciliatory speech was very mild and bland.
KAKISTOCRACY OR MEDIOCRACY John Brennan,the commie,former Obama CIA director,accused the Trump administration of kakistocracy,without seeing the forest for the trees--meaning he's as guilty as anyone else he could label an incompetent. Kakistocracy is the system of government where the most corrupt,least qualified people run the system.That's mostly true,at least compared to previous times when the majority of the US population had more in common with the politicians.At the beginning of our country's existence,the politicians and the people WERE the same(white)--with similar goals in mind--build a country based on freedom of speech and religion,along with life,liberty and the pursuit of happiness. As we achieved success through the decades and centuries,the general population still wanted the same things that they originally fought for,but the intelligentsia and wealthy separated from the rest,with their goals becoming less nationalistic and more selfish.They saw themselves as superior to middle class folk and in the Great Depression,saviors of them.Not that it occurred to them,the excesses they created to cause the roaring 20s also caused the Depression.During that time I believe,the viewpoint was born,that rich whites thought they were superior to the rest of the population(also white)--mired in unemployment--that they've looked down on,ever since. The gap has only grown with blacks and Mex becoming an even lower class of people to "help".The highest educated and most successful go into politics and repeat the philosophies that only continue the cycle of "haves" and "have nots". Kakistocracy cannot then be the correct term,as we do have our best people running things.Unfortunately,a sizable amount of them are sociopathic as well and are looking out for their own good and not the country at large.In that sense,we need a cleansing of the election system and a return to our roots. I'm typing this as I see NBC's monster coverage of Michael Cohen's 3 year sentence.I should tape it and play it when I have insomnia.Now Avanetti is on--NBC's fave.He's calling Cohen and Trump crooks--pot calling the kettle black as it were.NBC could show this all day,couldn't they?They really enjoy it. --GR Anonymous
GLOBALISTS FIGHT BACK
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By QUINT FORGEY(Politico) 12/10/2018 09:36 PM EST
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A bipartisan group of nearly four dozen former senators warned current and future members of the Senate on Monday that the United States is “entering a dangerous period,” and urged them to defend America’s democracy by serving national interests rather than political ideologies.
“We are on the eve of the conclusion of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III’s investigation and the House’s commencement of investigations of the president and his administration,” the 44 ex-lawmakers wrote in an op-ed published by The Washington Post. “The likely convergence of these two events will occur at a time when simmering regional conflicts and global power confrontations continue to threaten our security, economy and geopolitical stability.”
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The senators continued: “It is a time, like other critical junctures in our history, when our nation must engage at every level with strategic precision and the hand of both the president and the Senate. We are at an inflection point in which the foundational principles of our democracy and our national security interests are at stake, and the rule of law and the ability of our institutions to function freely and independently must be upheld.”
The senators — 32 Democrats, 10 Republicans and two independents — also stressed the importance of casting aside party differences in confronting impending challenges, noting that during their time in Congress, “we were allies and at other times opponents, but never enemies.”
GRA:The cartoon may be slightly premature.Here are some globalists--using doubletalk to tell their allies what to do.Whose "national interests" are they referring to?I'm making an educated guess when I say,not white people.
What ARE they saying?Is it a coded message to go after Trump and enforce the rule of law--which Dems pretend is what Mueller is trying to do.They want Mueller's probe and findings to be the springboard that enables the coup they couldn't get done with other methods (Amendments,unnamed sources with dirt on POTUS etc).
Plus,MSNBC gave it a lot of coverage.That tells you exactly what this is all about.
--GR Anonymous-I'm a white man
How far will this go? Spread to other nations? A model to follow? The French do love their revolutions. Macron is toast as they say? His conciliatory speech was very mild and bland.
ReplyDelete"The senators — 32 Democrats, 10 Republicans and two independents — also stressed the importance of casting aside party differences "
ReplyDeleteOH THE DEMOCRATIC SENATORS CAST ASIDE ALL DIFFERENCES WHEN CLINTON WAS IMPEACHED, DIDN'T THEY? NO!!
KAKISTOCRACY OR MEDIOCRACY
ReplyDeleteJohn Brennan,the commie,former Obama CIA director,accused the Trump administration of kakistocracy,without seeing the forest for the trees--meaning he's as guilty as anyone else he could label an incompetent.
Kakistocracy is the system of government where the most corrupt,least qualified people run the system.That's mostly true,at least compared to previous times when the majority of the US population had more in common with the politicians.At the beginning of our country's existence,the politicians and the people WERE the same(white)--with similar goals in mind--build a country based on freedom of speech and religion,along with life,liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
As we achieved success through the decades and centuries,the general population still wanted the same things that they originally fought for,but the intelligentsia and wealthy separated from the rest,with their goals becoming less nationalistic and more selfish.They saw themselves as superior to middle class folk and in the Great Depression,saviors of them.Not that it occurred to them,the excesses they created to cause the roaring 20s also caused the Depression.During that time I believe,the viewpoint was born,that rich whites thought they were superior to the rest of the population(also white)--mired in unemployment--that they've looked down on,ever since.
The gap has only grown with blacks and Mex becoming an even lower class of people to "help".The highest educated and most successful go into politics and repeat the philosophies that only continue the cycle of "haves" and "have nots".
Kakistocracy cannot then be the correct term,as we do have our best people running things.Unfortunately,a sizable amount of them are sociopathic as well and are looking out for their own good and not the country at large.In that sense,we need a cleansing of the election system and a return to our roots.
I'm typing this as I see NBC's monster coverage of Michael Cohen's 3 year sentence.I should tape it and play it when I have insomnia.Now Avanetti is on--NBC's fave.He's calling Cohen and Trump crooks--pot calling the kettle black as it were.NBC could show this all day,couldn't they?They really enjoy it.
--GR Anonymous
Ben Garrison is a great cartoonist: he's intelligent, informed, and an extremely talented artist.
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