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    Donald Trump "appeals to racism." "[F]rom the beginning ... his campaign has profited from voter prejudice and hatred" and represents an "authoritarian assault upon democracy." If Speaker Paul Ryan wishes to be "on the right side of history ... he must condemn Mr. Trump clearly and comprehensively. The same goes for every other Republican leader."...
  • While I’ve traditionally opposed many of Mr. Buchanan’s views, I’ve come to support him on the fundamental issues of anti- militarism and trade which ‘trump’ all other issues, since our survival is dependent upon us not getting into nuclear war with Russia over defense of el qaeda barbarians, the view threatened by Hillary and GOP neocons, and our health, safety and prosperity is dependent upon us not being subject to “trade agreements” which allow private arbitrators to decide whether we have hormones in our milk or whether companies can shut down and move to slave wage third world locations.
    Trump seems to be right on these two key issues and the attacks on him by the lamestream media and by establishment lackeys are based more on the fact that he is not under the control of the corporate power structure. Though incidents occur at his meetings and though he has made some “politically incorrect” statements, I think that much of the reaction to him by the power structure is based on the fact he won’t play by the rules. Since the overthrow of Khaddafi engineered by Hillary has created a failed state largely run by el qaeda type barbarians, the fear of the power structure is that she will face a candidate who can truthfully attack her bad judgment and war crimes on this issue.

  • George W. Bush destroyed the state and army of Iraq, but it was located within a constellation of relatively powerful and capable states interested in some form of stability or control. The United States also poured massive doses of money and power into Iraq in an attempt to influence its outcomes. However, when the US...
  • As this documents, Hillary went ahead knowing the likely consequences. The status of being a war criminal should be a disqualification rather than a qualification to act as US president.

  • Over the long weekend before the Mississippi and Michigan primaries, the sky above Sea Island was black with corporate jets. Apple’s Tim Cook, Google’s Larry Page and Eric Schmidt, Napster’s Sean Parker, Tesla Motors’ Elon Musk, and other members of the super-rich were jetting in to the exclusive Georgia resort, ostensibly to participate in the...
  • Hillary is a stinking pile of excrement. Trump says a few things that are off, but is being pilloried by the fascist establishment as a “fascist”. Trump’s views on trade and trying to survive rather than starting a final nuclear war are attractive. I like Sanders, but I think the establishment regime and turkeys willing to vote for harpies despite proof of war crimes makes Trump the real hope. God help us if it is the Harpy versus an establishment neocon, including Cruz.

    • Replies: @Elsie Adare
    @exiled off mainstreet

    I wish Trump would pick Bernie to be his running mate.

    Replies: @SolontoCroesus

  • I went to Libya in 1987 to interview its strongman, Muammar Khadaffi. We spent an evening talking in his colorful Bedouin tent outside the Bab al-Azizya Barracks in Tripoli which had been bombed a year earlier by the US in an attempt to kill the troublesome Libyan leader. Khadaffi predicted to me that if he...
  • As is usually the case, Margolis’s analysis is spot on. The fact is, Hillary went in with eyes open, realizing that a jihadi-influenced failed state would be the result. The Queen of Chaos should face war crimes liability for her actions here and elsewhere. Anyone who votes for her in light of the information available has the same responsibility as the “good Germans” who supported that odious regime.

  • Introduction: Pluto-Zionism is the three-way marriage of plutocracy, rightwing Zionism and US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, a serial war criminal, racist and servant of Wall Street. How did this deadly ménage-a-trois come about? The answer is that a stratospherically wealthy donor group, dedicated to promoting Israel’s dominance in the Middle East and deepening US military...
  • This is an excellent overview of the present deplorable situation. I’m not sure we can survive the fascist harpy’s tenure in office. Too many turkeys are voting for harpies. The latest ‘misspeak’ about aids probably won’t do the trick. I think Stein will get a lot of votes, and, if they don’t sideline Trump, he is obviously the lesser evil in comparison with a proven war criminal.

    • Agree: Orville H. Larson
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    @exiled off mainstreet

    I didn't vote in the last three presidential elections. However, this year, if it's Trump vs. The Pantsuited One, I'm voting for the former.

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  • A fierce debate over free speech, academic openness and anti-Jewish sentiment will come to a head on Wednesday when UC regents consider an apparently unprecedented policy statement classifying anti-Zionism -- a viewpoint opposing the existence of a Jewish state -- as a form of bigotry. A draft of the statement has been endorsed by Hillel...
  • This reveals how political correctness can morph into wholesale violations of free speech. It becomes politically incorrect and proscribed to attack an apartheid regime based on religious discrimination and ethnic cleansing. Unfortunately, the end result may be to resurrect historic stereotypes which had been buried by the destruction of the odious Nazi regime in 1945.

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    @Eustace Tilley (not)

    Remind me never to write about more than one side of an argument here, and never to be subtle, because the Aspergery, square-headed geniuses will take everything literally, accuse me of being ignorant -- or even worse, of having a small vocabulary! They just won't get it.

    I have read the Consitution. Treason includes giving aid and comfort to the enemy, which in some cases, by the right operatives, could conceivably be proven. If I'm wrong about this case, so be it. Engaging in a little thought experiment is okay with me, even if it causes me a little bit of public embarrassment.

    You see, I don't have to always write perfect comments, because it just doesn't matter how I look on the intardnet in front of intards. (Oh, did I use unreal words there too?)

    I'm sure there are radical Palestinian sympathizers behind some of the anti-Israel speech, which definitely gives them aid and comfort -- and is designed to reduce American support for the country they want to destroy. But this is not my issue, and I expressed both sides in my comment.

    When I say Israel has been there long enough to be permanent, I mean it has a right to exist, not that it's existence is free of risk. But readers at this site like you never seem to sense anything more than the literally obvious in any written material.

    Ain't that just too bad?

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    I concur that it is factual treason to be an exponent of the interests of a foreign state over the interests of the country you supposedly represent. This appears to be standard operating procedure in the yankee capital these days.

  • The latest bomb attacks in Brussels are clear proof that the attacks in Paris were not a fluke, but the first in what is likely to be a long string of similar terror attacks. Such attacks are really nothing new, this is exactly what Russia had to endure in the 1990s, from the same people...
  • While the idea of the European Union might have been good at the outset, the undemocratic bureaucracy and the neoliberalism as exhibited in the destruction of Greece show that the Union has degenerated into a mere construct for financial and corporate plunder. Meanwhile, the Union’s foreign policy has also been exposed as a sort of quisling regime operating on behalf of yankee interests as the author indicates. As such it needs to be eliminated for Europe to regain its self-determination.

    • Agree: Digital Samizdat
    • Replies: @Bill Jones
    @exiled off mainstreet

    It was never a good idea.
    Layer after layer after layer of government, each one further removed from the people is horrific.

    I am in favor of a return to the city state.

  • Hillary is running for President on her "experience," which, indeed, she has a lot of. But does she have much success? In other competitive endeavors, like sports, unsuccessful individuals don't usually get much experience because they quickly get fired or replaced. But Hillary has gotten a lot of experience by being married to a talented...
  • Hillary’s Libya war was not only criminal but stupid. She should face legal accountability for what amounts to the war crime of starting an aggressive war.

    • Replies: @NOTA
    @exiled off mainstreet

    It was worse than a crime--it was a blunder. After the second Iraq war, Libya dismantled their WMD program and made nice with us, even to the point of jailing and torturing some people on our behalf.

    Normally people talk about deterrence in foreign policy--you sponsor some terrorism in our country, we bomb your capital city. The attack on Libya was anti-deterrence--we rewarded Libya doing what we wanted them to do by bombing them and helping get their nasty dictator deposed and messily killed. I feel certain that every Iranian or Syrian decisionmaker took this message to heart--there's little point trying to get better relations with the US to avoid war. Better to follow Pakistan's strategy and get and keep a large deterrent of some kind, to make it clear that war with your country will be expensive.

  • Introduction: Obama’s nomination of Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court marks a continuation and deepening of the lopsided ethno-religious representation in the US judicial system. If Garland is appointed, Jewish justices will comprise 45% of the Court, even though they represent less than 2% of the overall population. Roman Catholics comprise the other 55% of...
  • The danger is that if things go totally pear shaped prejudices and propaganda thought historically buried by the experience of combating the odious Nazi regime could become, like the Lazarus myth, revivified.

    • Replies: @Astuteobservor II
    @exiled off mainstreet

    to be completely frank, I personally feel like they deserve everything that happened to them if that was how they acted pre WWII in germany.

    what israel is doing and how the jews are talking/behaving, they are the present day nazis.

    Replies: @san pedro

    , @Wally
    @exiled off mainstreet

    What a yawner.

    There are the ‘Nazis’ with the mythological '6M Jews, 5M others, & gas chambers' and there are the ‘Nazis’ without the mythological ’6M Jews, 5M others, & gas chambers’.

    The '6M Jews, 5M others, & gas chambers' are scientifically impossible frauds.
    see the 'holocaust' scam debunked here:
    www.codoh.com
    No name calling, level playing field debate here:
    http://forum.codoh.com

    Also note that there is not a single verifiable excavated mass grave that can actually be SHOWN, not just claimed, (recall the claim of 900,000 buried at Treblinka) even though Jews claim to know exactly where these allegedly enormous mass graves are.

    The 'holocaust' storyline is one of the most easily debunked narratives ever contrived. That is why those who question it are arrested and persecuted. That is why violent, racist, & privileged Jewish supremacists demand censorship. What sort of truth is it that crushes the freedom to seek the truth? Real truth needs no protection from scrutiny.

    Replies: @Andrew E. Mathis, @Art

    , @rerere46
    @exiled off mainstreet

    Confucious said "You become what you hate."

    Nietzsche said it's very hard to fight monsters without becoming monsters.

    Disraeli said he was afraid there would always be war in the destiny of humans, because the existence of different races meant different skills, different skills meant predominance.

    Arguments about "superior" and "inferior" races were extremely common in the Jewish European community in the 19th century, and you'd find it easy to locate the inspirer of ideas of Aryan superiority.

    The "final solution" was terribly wrong, but this doesn't mean a solution isn't needed.
    IQ difference, and tribalism, lead to colonialism, and the exploitation of peoples by other tribes.

    Ashkenazi Jews have took all econimic and political power over in every country they have been.
    When a tribe is hyper-tightknit, its collective mind full of senses of superiority, and their mean IQ is 110-112, that is the outcome, everytime.

    A solution was needed, Churchill, de Gaulle, every leader endowed with common sense knew this (and later, there were no more leaders).

    Reject colonialism, invasion, and subjection, no matter if they are practised covertly, and by words instead of swords.
    Give them a land, Israel, or another one, even a large one, whatever they want, wherever they choose.
    But this said, make sure they move to live there, and can not take positions of power in other countries (no problems with musicians, scientists, etc.)

  • Everyone sees what they want to see in the candidates for president. A recent survey on their foreign policies rated them with letter grades, but “foreign policy” is itself a bit of an elusive concept and the results tended to favor what the authors considered to be important. In my opinion the issue is actually...
  • If Bernie does increasingly well the rest of the way as appears likely, and it appears too obviously that he has been robbed of the nomination by the corrupt party machine, things may turn out differently than expected in the fall. Meanwhile, a new poll shows that Trump may not do as badly in Wisconsin as some are suggesting, and other scandals may be lurking for Cruz. Meanwhile, Trump seems to have stabilized his position in the east, making it certain that he will be fairly close to a pledged delegate majority (over the top if he can win California.
    I don’t think Hillary will wear well, since she is so obviously fraudulent, phony and dangerous. Also Trump, not burdened with political correctness, is likely to point out Hillary’s actual crimes, including Libya, where the Jihadis she supported into power, as part of their takeover effort, were guilty of a mass-murder of sub-Saharan Africans Khadaffi’s regime had settled in Libya. If this gets out, it eliminates the Afro-American “firewall”. It is unfortunate that Sanders has been too nice a guy to bring up this issue.
    Bottom line is that I agree with Giraldi’s view that Trump is distinctly less odious than Hillary. I also suspect that a campaign lasting many months will reveal that much of the media hot air is hot air in this instance, and that Trump, though a blowhard who shoots from the hip, will seem more likeable and less dangerous than the establishment candidate, who is sort of a cross between Thatcher and Blair and is perhaps even more odious than either of them.

  • Introduction: From left to right a raucous chorus has emerged to denounce Republican Presidential primary frontrunner Donald Trump as a ‘fascist’. They cite his campaign promises to build an Israeli-style wall along the US border; his threats to expel eleven million undocumented immigrants; and to restrict foreign Muslims from entering the US, as well as...
  • I agree. Factual fascism “trumps” false accusations. Trump’s foreign policy is more rational than that of the unconvicted war criminal (based on her spearheading of the destruction of the Libyan state). It is suspicious how the lamestream media always reads from the same playbook. Those with a knowledge of Nazi history know that, even under the third Reich, nominally independent papers like the Frankfurter Zeitung or Der Tag continued to publish, but always followed the regime’s line with slightly independent nuance. Clinton’s record as a corporate pimp and a war promoter should have ruled her out of serious consideration except that the lunatics have definitely seized control of this asylum for the last 20 years or so.

  • One way to think about November is using the concept of a "shadow race" between Trump and Clinton in their respective primaries. When I checked with about 75% of the vote counted in Pennsylvania, a potential swing state with 20 electoral votes, Hillary and the Donald were doing about equally well within their own parties,...
  • Trump’s ace in the hole against Clinton and the establishment’s race baiting is the record of the el qaeda types Clinton helped install in Libya. They liquidated 10s of thousands of sub-Saharan Africans the Khaddafi regime had enabled to settle in Libya according to Khaddafi’s views on African unity as “mercenaries.”
    Trump is the one candidate whose contempt for “political correctness” will enable him to bring this issue up. I think that, if this issue is brought up effectively, it has the potential of tanking the Clintons’ black “firewall.” I am sure the establishment will continue their coverup, but Trump is the most likely to bring up this issue. Since it is provable truth, it will be difficult for Hillary and the power structure to maintain the coverup. I suspect that this issue is one reason why the complete dual party establishment structure has gone after Trump so aggressively. They realize that he is the type of candidate who can and will bring up issues like this one.
    Hillary should be facing the big house for this one, not the white house.

    • Agree: Nico
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    @exiled off mainstreet

    One needs to understand the Islamic world is polarized roughly speaking into two camps: Sunnis and everyone else. Once in a while you get Sunnis who cross over to the other side, like Hussein, Sissi, Qadqfi, Ataturk and the Moroccan royalty, and bizarrely the first fundamentalist reversal took place in Shia Iran, but this latter increasingly seems to have been a fluke of nature and in any case Iran is now standing with the Alawites and other "quirky" elements within the Islamic world. One should also mention Shia Iranians and Sufi Indonesians who come to the West are much quicker to respectively apostasize and act normal than are most Sunni groups. It is however the Sunnis who have produced the Wahabbists and Salafists as well as their historical predecessors in the fanatical iconoclasts.

    Israel is the gadfly in here but conducts secret cooperation with the basically Sunni camp. Israel and Saudi oil are this the only reasons the U.S. takes sides with the Sunni camp but since Iran has oil it is becoming clear that we have no compelling reason to stay in this co except... Israel.

    I suspect there is considerable fear in establishment foreign policy quarters that Trump is on to this inconvenient factoid. They will not think of allowing the U.S. to switch camps on their watch. I don't want to be a conspiracy monger but if the idea that this sentiment led to the covert persuading of NR to come out uniformly "Against Trump" is too good to be true it's also too good to be ignored.

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  • Whether the establishment likes it or not, and it evidently does not, there is a revolution going on in America. The old order in this capital city is on the way out, America is crossing a great divide, and there is no going back. Donald Trump's triumphant march to the nomination in Cleveland, virtually assured...
  • Trump is winning despite all of the crap thrown at him by the uniparty power structure. They are afraid of him because he is likable, in contrast to the establishment’s harpy avatar in this election. The political machine and propaganda methods used to secure her primacy in the Democratic primary show the stink of corruption. What they are afraid of is that Trump won’t play by the rules. If the evidence shows that the harpy was instrumental in the Libyan war crime, he won’t hesitate to bring this fact up. He also will not be afraid to bring out the fact that the el qaeda element Hillary supported in the overthrow of the Libyan state liquidated tens of thousands of sub-Saharan Africans Khaddafi had brought in to settle there as part of his African Union viewpoint. Bringing this fact out could eliminate the racial firewall which enabled the Harpy to get the inside track on the nomination.

    • Replies: @tbraton
    @exiled off mainstreet

    "If the evidence shows that the harpy was instrumental in the Libyan war crime, he won’t hesitate to bring this fact up. "

    "If"? There is no doubt that Ms. Hillary was one of three "harpies" (as I like to call them and apparently you do too), which included Susan Rice and Samantha Power, who pressed Obama to launch war against Libya and overthrow Qaddafi over the strong objections of SOD Robert Gates who was openly saying that the U.S. had no "vital interests" in Libya to justify a war (leaving aside the very important fact that Libya had not attacked or threatened to attack either us or one of our NATO allies). The NY Times did a long 2-day piece about a month ago detailing Hillary's deep involvement in Libya, and we all know that the Times is the "paper of record" in the U.S.

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  • I love it: Donald Trump’s campaign reveals the establishment for what it is, a swamp of corruption as fetid as those of Latin America. It is better entertainment than Vaudeville. The frantic scramble to rig the primaries, change the rules, and thwart the voters–anything to defend their cozy entanglement of political tapeworms–makes absurd any pretense...
  • This is the best discussion of the campaign that I have seen. I think that, under those circumstances, Trump would be strong as a third party candidate. If he wins California, which I think he will do handily, it is all over, however, for the corporate parasites. I also think that the truckloads of bandini bullshit from all elements of the uniparty against Trump will subside when, over the months long campaign, people can see that he does not measure up to the evil he is painted as, and Hillary’s loathsomeness will stand out. Also, Trump won’t hesitate to highlight the criminal elements of her record, including her undisputed role as the spearhead of US war crimes in Libya and the unprecedented corruption of the 10s of millions of dollars the Clintons have been paid as disguised bribes for fawning speeches at corporate meetings.

  • "The two living Republican past presidents, George H. W. Bush and George W. Bush, have no plans to endorse Trump, according to their spokesmen." So said the lead story in The Washington Post. Graceless, yes, but not unexpected. The Bushes have many fine qualities. Losing well, however, is not one of them. And they have...
  • Somehow, veiled support by Bush fils and Bush pere may not be that helpful to the Clintons, since it exposes them as warmongers and establishment lackeys. It is true that too many democrats will vote for a sack of cowdung if it is labeled as the Democratic nominee, but the baggage carried by the Clintons, including war crimes in Libya and support for an extra-legal coup in Honduras, and even a historical revision of their vaunted success in Kosovo now that it has come out that those they helped to power included gangsters who made their living stealing organs for the transplant business renders their position extremely vulnerable in November. A particular issue Trump is likely to expose is the fact the el qaeda element Clinton helped to power in Libya engaged in a mass liquidation of sub-Saharan Africans Khadaffi had settled in Libya as “mercenaries.” If this issue is properly aired, then the Clintons’ firewall” of black votes should be compromised if not totally turned around.
    Were I in Britain, I would go to the bookies and take the odds on a Trump presidency.

    • Replies: @Shafiq
    @exiled off mainstreet

    I'll take your theme a bit further. Bush Republicanism isn't dead, it's just been transplanted into the Democrat party, specifically in the person of Hillary Clinton. Other than being pro-abortion and (very recently and conveniently) pro-gay marriage, how is she any different from GW Bush in actual practice? Forget the constant flip-flopping and opportunism and focus on her record, from co-president to senator to secretary of state.

  • Nation contributing editor Stephen F. Cohen and John Batchelor continue their weekly discussions of the new US-Russian Cold War. (Previous installments are at TheNation.com.) Whatever else one may think about Donald Trump as a presidential candidate, Cohen argues, his foreign policy views expressed, however elliptically, in a Washington Post interview this week should be welcomed,...
  • Since Trump will not be bound by political correctness in his attacks based on the real dangers posed by Hillary’s warlike policies, I expect him to do far better than expected, even among African Americans, particularly once he discusses Clinton’s role in bringing el qaeda to Libya. One of the results of this Clinton ‘success’ was the mass murder of “mercenaries” by the triumphant Jihadi element after Libya was destabilized at the behest of Clinton. These ” mercenaries” were sub-Saharan Africans whom the Khaddafi regime had invited to settle in Libya as a result of his Pan-African views. Meanwhile, particularly if Sanders keeps doing well, the Clinton victory will be revealed as a fraudulent corrupt victory.

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    @exiled off mainstreet

    Maybe Trump will garner somewhat higher percentage of black voters' support than other recent Republican candidates; I hope so and am guessing so.

    But let's not pretend that black voters will give a damn about what Clinton did to contribute to the debacle in Libya -- especially if it seems that criticizing her on that score amounts to criticizing her boss, the Saintly Obama.

  • I never understand why "momentum" takes over some Presidential nomination campaigns and doesn't take over other campaigns. Or I guess one Historical Law is that Hillary doesn't generate much momentum.
  • @William Lamb
    I thought The Bern would win Oregon in a landslide but it was disappointing to see him by a small margin. It was also disappointing to see him lose Kentucky but that pesky black population in Louisville...

    I wish going forward that Bernie would win the majority of pledged delegates but then the superdelegates would give Hitlery the nomination just for the entertainment value but that looks like it won't happen now.

    Watching CNN, they kept going on about how The Bern's supporters were "violent" and "intimidating" at the Nevada convention after they were screwed by party establishment which can only lead to more shenanigans and eventually some very frustrated Bernie Bros venting themselves at the convention at Philadelphia. They were also going on about Trump's "negatives with women" (during the democratic KY primary, talk about dominating the conversation). They're going to be in one hell of a meltdown when Trump brings up Bill's rapes, molestations, and visits to Epstein's sex island as well as Hillary's tape gloating about how she freed a paedophile on a technicality. Talk about a rigged system where our moral betters get away with rape and paedophilia.

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet

    Because rightwing Hillary supporters tend to send in their ballots earlier, the early returns in Oregon were skewed towards a narrow result. Already, Sanders has opened up a 13% near landslide lead, carrying every county of the state over the fascist harpy. I would expect the final result to be a nearly 3-2 win. The moral corruption of the Clintons mentioned in this posting is interesting, but isn’t even the worst element of the miasma emanating from the corrupt dynasty.

    Sanders, after the Nevada thing, should quit playing pattycake and attack the harpy directly on Libya. Included in that fiasco is a mass murder of Africans perpetrated by the jihadi thugs Hillary supported to overthrow Khaddafi. This factual exposure would lead to a collapse of Hillary’s minority vote. Sanders has no interest in supporting a party which has shown its corrupt face. This would give them a stark choice: either go with him, try to parachute somebody else in via the superdelegates, or accept certain massive defeat from Trump once the racial minority vote firewall is breached by the exposure of this jihadi genocide in Libya.

  • “We have been watching for nearly a month a steady buildup of American and NATO forces along Russia’s borders – on land, on sea and in the air. There has been nothing like this on Russia’s borders, such an amassing of hostile military force, since the German invasion of the Soviet Union in 1941.” So...
  • This is a serious issue. As has been reported elsewhere, the Clintons’ Kosovo effort is now known to have put a corrupt regime of organ snatchers into power while the Clintons are venerated as the founding enablers of this regime. Hillary, as the chief spearhead of the Libya overthrow, a war crime and crime against humanity, should be facing international justice, not being crowned as the new queen of a “Democratic” party which has sunk into a mire of militaristic corruption. Hillary’s role in Honduras is also odious. Meanwhile, advocating a no-fly zone to defend terrorists, is beyond lunacy. If Trump effectively brings out these issues, he should derail the Clinton machine, especially since, in the last 40 years or so, the democratic voters have tended to be the less militaristic element.

    • Replies: @woodNfish
    @exiled off mainstreet


    ... especially since, in the last 40 years or so, the democratic voters have tended to be the less militaristic element.
     
    Nonsense.
  • Readers who have followed me both here on Unz.com and also at The American Conservative should have no doubt about my feelings regarding the Clintons. In 1980s Bill’s global transgressions while a peripatetic Arkansas governor even became known to me when I was a CIA officer serving in Europe, a tale best left untold, and...
  • As always, an excellent discussion of the issues presented. As is indicated, the Harpy’s ascension to power would entail even the threat of nuclear war. The new book coming out now by a retired member of the US pretorian guard who had direct experience with the harpy’s erratic behaviour should highlight and corroborate books which have appeared in the last year from authors who interviewed similar sources. The fact that in 2011 the BBC even reported that the barbarians the US, largely at the harpy’s request, supported by France employed to eliminate the Khaddafi regime engaged in a mass murder of 30,000 Africans as “mercenaries” in the territories they had seized around Benghazi is something that will probably be thoroughly gone into in the course of the campaign. We can be sure that Trump won’t hesitate to bring this issue up. It is an issue that should eliminate the Clintons’ racial “firewall” since, though the lamestream media will certainly try, the fact that this mass murder has been documented will make it impossible to gainsay as a conspiracy theory rant. Once this provable truth becomes a serious campaign issue, I don’t see how the Clinton dynasty can be restored.

    • Replies: @Bizarro World Observer
    @exiled off mainstreet

    You assume that Trump will a) not hesitate to bring it up and b) that if he does, the Ministry of Truth (the media) will not find a way to make an issue of how outrageous his behavior is in doing so (as in the Raza-affiliated judge).

    I don't think one can count on either assumption.

  • Introduction During her 4 years as Secretary of State of the United States (2009- 2014), Hillary Clinton controlled US foreign policy. She had access to the most confidential information and state documents, numbering in the tens of thousands, from all of the major government departments and agencies, Intelligence, FBI, the Pentagon, Treasury and the office...
  • Since there are reports that the Russians have copies of her emails, it probably behoves them to release them. The feeding frenzy over Trump’s shot from the hip at the judge who is, in fact, probably biassed, is being used by the regime to instal the fascist Harpy. The question, though, is whether people really believe the press any longer, and the other question is whether if Trump brings up the Libya thing, including the fact the el qaeda thugs Hillary helped instal in Libya did a massacre of 30,000 Africans living near Benghazi as “mercenaries” as reported by the mainstream BBC the structure will be able to dismiss this proven fact as a conspiracy theory. Tough times are ahead.

    • Replies: @Wally
    @exiled off mainstreet

    Patience.

    Wait until the conventions end, then the fur will fly.

    We haven't seen nothin' yet.

  • Before the lynching of The Donald proceeds, what exactly was it he said about that Hispanic judge? Stated succinctly, Donald Trump said U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who is presiding over a class-action suit against Trump University, is sticking it to him. And the judge's bias is likely rooted in the fact that he is...
  • @Anonymous
    @Rurik


    and the judge belonging to La Raza is not racist?!
     
    Given that Hispanic is an ethnicity, not a race, shouldn't it be La Etnia (or La Origen Etnico - online translators give both), i.e. The Ethnicity.

    Replies: @Buzz Mohawk, @exiled off mainstreet

    You are right in this characterisation, since hispanics from Argentina or Brazil have a different racial make-up, as do hispanics hailing from central America or different parts of Mexico. It is more of a cultural category. What brings in race at all in this instance is the name of the organization the judge and his crony, the suing attorney belong to, “la Raza” which can be literally translated as “the Race”.

    Trump should not have used the adjective “Mexican” in his critique of this situation, which appears to be a more usual case of lawyers being too close to the judges they are using to prosecute their civil case. The fact that both the judge and the suing attorney have a long record of association in this organization and that both have called for boycotts of Trump’s businesses because of their dislike of statements he has made (statements I also dislike but which I am willing to overlook to some degree because the other presumed major candidate is a fraudster and a war criminal) creates an inference of corruption against the entire lawsuit being prosecuted against Trump. For good or evil, he makes statements without the usual political correctness filters. Since his supporters are aware of this, and since the element of corruption in the association he is attacking is provable, I don’t see this as having much of a permanent effect on things.

    • Replies: @Reg Cæsar
    @exiled off mainstreet


    since hispanics from Argentina or Brazil
     
    Brazil is at most 10% Hispanic, the vast majority of that blood coming directly to Brazil from Spain. When asked in 1998, only 4.4% of Brazilians reported their "origem" as Spanish.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_to_Brazil#Statistics
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_to_Brazil#Consequences

    Spaniards appear to be in the middle range of fecundity, compared to the Arabs, and to the Japanese, who are outbred a dozen times by those Arabs:

    Origin: Number of immigrants / Number of descendants / Descendants per immigrant
    Arab: 140,000 / 10,000,000 / 71.43
    German: 223,658 / 5,000,000 / 22.36
    Spanish: 716,478 / 15,000,000 / 20.94
    Italian: 1,623,931 / 25,000,000 / 15.39
    Japanese: 248,007 / 1,400,000 / 5.65

    , @Reg Cæsar
    @exiled off mainstreet

    Incidentally, I've just been exiled onto Main Street. Literally.

  • My beloved British godfather, Lynn Perkins, always used to warn me of the manifest evils of Europe and beyond, “remember, Eric, the wogs begin in Calais (pronounced ‘Callis’ by the Brits.)” Wog is a nasty British term for oily, untrustworthy foreigners. I recall the Perkins warning because of the upcoming British referendum to stay in...
  • Though anti- “wog” attitudes are part of the Brexit campaign, what the real issue is is the loss of sovereignty to unaccountable neoliberal bureaucrats willing to sell greater European sovereignty to the lobbyists and corporate parasites making these “trade” agreements like TIPP which would sideline the rule of law and replace it by corporate arbitrators which could eventually eliminate food regulations and even national health type medical systems which protect peoples’ health better than yankee corporate parasitism. The European Union also has the destruction of Greece and the establishment of permanent recession in places like Ireland and Spain on its conscience.

    The European Union is also how yankee neocon interests organize Europe to fight their new cold war against Russia. This, of course, is against everybody’s interest since the end result might be a nuclear war. If enough of the anti-imperialist element joins the anti-wog element, then Brexit will triumph, sovereignty will be restored, and the imperialist neocon neoliberal interests will be sent packing. Perhaps a similar dynamic is in place in the yankee homeland itself where politically incorrect critiques of immigration might successfully be combined with demands to protect living standards from neoliberal erosion and absurd warfare on behalf of foreign interests to do the good work, despite the negative aspects of the backwards attitudes, of achieving of anti-imperialist coalition.

  • Reports indicate leading Republicans such as Speaker Paul Ryan are now actively working to make sure Donald J. Trump loses the election. [Exclusive: Longtime GOP Backer Says Ryan Wants Trump To Lose, by Alex Pfeiffer, Daily Caller, June 9, 2016]. During the primary, much of the GOP seemed paralyzed, shocked into silence by the relentless...
  • While I don’t go along with the racial element of this posting, the fact is that Curiel and the plaintiff attorney suing trump are among the leaders of La Raza, and indicate a level of bias where, if the judge were a fair man, he would recuse himself from the suit. The fact he hasn’t shows that the rule of law no longer really obtains in the US.

    • Replies: @in the middle
    @exiled off mainstreet

    How this report insinuates that judges care for their ethnicity? For a long, long time the case has been so. I read about the times when The US took half of Mexico in the 1800s, and how judges allocated land that was in the possession of Mexicans and gave it to the invaders from your 'Anglo-Saxons' , although they were mostly Irish, Germans, French, etc. NOT ANGLO-SAXONS per say, since I believe Anglo Saxons are from the British isles.

    So now that a judge not defined by you as Anglo-Saxon suddenly is not of your specific racial liking of yours, then we do have a problem. At least this judge has in the public domain what affiliation he has. I know of many judges of the Judaic tribe, and we see no problem with it. Or mazonic judges, but we can care less what organization they belong to. Look at Judge Scalia, he was part of a weird group associated with child molesters, etc. so what is worst then?

  • [This essay is excerpted from Noam Chomsky’s new book, Who Rules the World? (Metropolitan Books).] In January 2015, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists advanced its famous Doomsday Clock to three minutes before midnight, a threat level that had not been reached for 30 years. The Bulletin’s statement explaining this advance toward catastrophe invoked the...
  • Based on Hillary’s record of militarism and her friendship with the neoliberal power structure including fracking oil companies and her past support of the so-called “free trade” “treaties” which are treasonous sellouts of national sovereignty and legal systems to corporate arbitration tribunals, he should not be saying she is acceptable at all. Instead he is largely following the politically correct mantras on this election. Bear in mind also that Hillary is a war criminal based on her role in Libya.

  • It is ironic that fifty-one U.S. State Department employees, perhaps overly-generously dignified in the media with the title of “diplomats,” have come out in favor of removing a foreign head of state by force. Detailing their opposition to the status quo, the signatories submitted a dissent memo through established Foreign Service channels. The document itself...
  • It seems to me that fear of armageddon on behalf of el qaeda thugs ‘trumps” politically correct war criminals every time.

  • Some 50 State Department officials have signed a memo calling on President Obama to launch air and missile strikes on the Damascus regime of Bashar Assad. A "judicious use of stand-off and air weapons," they claim, "would undergird and drive a more focused and hard-nosed U.S.-led diplomatic process." In brief, to strengthen the hand of...
  • The biggest issue in any election is whether electing the wrong candidate creates a risk of nuclear war. In light of the harpy’s penchant for war, including war that risks nuclear annihilation, I have to say that the prospect of no risk to continued survival literally trumps political correctness. I was impressed by Trump’s critique of the Clinton regime and its corrupt, baleful effects. They are like past megalomaniacs in their desire for absolute power for the yankee imperium, and their record of corruption is indeed impressive. Though I might opt for Jill Stein, I think that the gravity of the situation impels supporting Trump despite his imperfections. The fact he is willing to call them out on war crimes, among other issues, speaks for him. He should also bring up the fact that the jihadis Clinton supported in Libya are guilty of a mass liquidation of sub-Saharan Africans Khaddafi had settled there as part of his view favouring African unity. The Harpy is not merely a war criminal. Those she spearheaded in the Libya takeover are guilty of crimes against humanity.

  • @Rehmat
    @AndrewR

    Execution of Barack Obama wouldn't solve America's problem. You have to listen to Israel's veteran journalist and former Jewish terrorist Uri Avnery, who said in 2004 that if Israeli government ever called Ten Commandment being forgery - 80 US senators and 300 Congressmen would support the claim.

    The US became an Israeli colony many decades ago.

    US-born American anti-war activist, Dr. Dahlia Wasfi MD, in a 2008 speech (watch below) claims that the United states is totally occupied by Israel through Jewish lobby groups and Jewish oligarchs who buy US politicians as we saw during the recent AIPAC conference.

    Dr. Wasfi explains how the current bloodshed in the Middle East was started by the US, Israel, UK, and their regional clients to weaken the Muslim countries surrounding the Zionist entity for the benefit of Israel.

    Wasfi was born to an American Jewish mother and a Muslim Iraqi father in 1971. She is married to Ross Caputi, a US Marine, who fought in Iraq.....

    https://rehmat1.com/2016/03/27/dahlia-wasfi-us-is-under-israeli-occupation/

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet

    The coverup of the attack against the US naval ship Liberty in ’67 at the time of the Arab-Israeli war can be shown as when the Israeli tail started wagging the yankee dog.

    • Replies: @Jacques Sheete
    @exiled off mainstreet

    Some would say it goes back to 1933 and the FDR admin. Others would date it 1913...

  • What did you hear Bernie say to his supporters last week, the night before the much ballyhooed People’s Summit in Chicago? Bernie’s biggest fan Jonathan Tasini nicely posted his remarks on the web here, so you can measure your memory of the live video online speech to the hard, cold truth of printed words. Mostly...
  • @Wally
    Stauber:

    Meanwhile, Trump is starting to look simply pathetic. Anger and racism and fearmongering will propel him forward, ...
     
    As if fighting back is "anger and racism and fearmongering".

    Stauber is part of the "oligarchy" which he pretends to dis.

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet

    Your evaluation of the comment is correct. It’s all just a kabuki to put lipstick on the pig of Harpy’s fix. No person of good will can support a proven war criminal (the Libya thing, including a mass murder of African settlers in Libya by the raghead el qaeda element Hillary’s effort sponsored in Libya, constitutes both a war crime and a crime against humanity). The fact is, Trump’s positions on wars, militarism and globalism are less regressive than the Harpy’s and his latest recommendation of the book “Clinton Cash” will also have repercussions, since it documents the stench of corruption represented by the Clinton apparatus. After the various and sundry manipulations which were needed to secure the victory of the corporate slime neoliberal neocon candidate, how can anybody seriously support this effort?

  • Stripped of its excesses, Donald Trump's Wednesday speech contains all the ingredients of a campaign that can defeat Hillary Clinton this fall. Indeed, after the speech ended Clinton was suddenly defending the Clinton Foundation against the charge that it is a front for a racket for her family's enrichment. The specific charges in Trump's indictment...
  • @Corvinus
    "If Trump is elected, an economic system “rigged” to enable big corporations to leave and take factories and jobs abroad, and bring their goods back free of charge to kill companies that stay in America, will end."

    Patrick is forgetting something important--CONGRESS will decide whether or not this "rigged" economic system will be fixed.

    More importantly, Trump is hypocritical in this regard.

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-decries-outsourced-labor-yet-he-didnt-seek-made-in-america-in-2004-deal/2016/03/13/4d65a43c-e63a-11e5-b0fd-073d5930a7b7_story.html

    Replies: @mad1, @Wade, @exiled off mainstreet

    The Washington Post is the Pravda of the establishment neocon regime and part of the Clinton campaign and as such is not a credible source.

    • Replies: @Corvinus
    @exiled off mainstreet

    "The Washington Post is the Pravda of the establishment neocon regime and part of the Clinton campaign and as such is not a credible source."

    Doesn't work that way. Every source and every story has to be properly vetted for validity and credibility.

    Otherwise, using your rationale, a liberal could state that Fox News is the propaganda arm of the Alt Right elites. Which, of course, he/she, like yourself, are in complete error.

    Replies: @Stonehands

  • “In the little moment that remains to us between crisis and catastrophe, we may as well drink a glass of champagne,” said Paul Claudel, the French poet, dramatist and ambassador to the United States in the wake of some calamitous episode in the 1930s. As the British vote to leave the European Union, it feels...
  • The destructive nature of the EU’s policies towards Greece and even Ireland was enough of an argument for British departure. Even Scotland’s vote was less pro-EU than one would have thought, since the SNP wants to use Scotland’s support for the EU as a rationale for a secession referendum. The EU as a neoliberal unaccountable bureaucratic state with no democratic basis is another ground for Britain’s exit, as the fact it has degenerated into the means of fastening Washington consensus policies on European countries and threatening consumer protection, health and labour standards there.

  • Sergei Magnitsky was a Russian lawyer hired by an Anglo-American investment fund operating in Moscow to investigate the apparent diversion of as much as $230 million in taxes due to the government. He became a whistleblower after discovering that the money had been stolen by the police, organized crime figures and other government officials. After...
  • The yankee imperium has evolved into the inverted totalitarianism structure. The mainstream press and those inside the beltway are no more free agents than politburo members were during the Soviet era. Why would Nekrasov, prior to this film a known enemy of the Russian state, change his views unless he was an honourable man convinced by the evidence? The treatment of this film reveals the true nature of the contemporary yankee power structure.

    • Replies: @Wizard of Oz
    @exiled off mainstreet

    You omit taking notice of the author's shrewd observation that there might still be available some large amount of money that even Nekrasov might find irresistable as way to quickly achieved financial independence. Even if he is basically an honest man he might be able to rationalise selling out if he knows that Browder is, anyway, a crook.

  • Last week, I noted that Boris Johnson, the former Mayor of London—which is not, by the way, the same thing as Lord Mayor of London, for reasons it would take much too long to explain—was being spoken of as the likely next Prime Minister over there, David Cameron having said he will step down after...
  • While I think you are spot on in your comments and critiques of the neoliberal defenders of the threatened order, I think “progressive” is no longer a valid term for those defending the corrupt order even if they still think that they are the “progressives.” What they are is 21st century version of soft-totalitarians demanding an absolute unipolar corporate order. As such they are a new version of fascism.

  • A new poll has Donald Trump within one point as “Crooked Hillary” continues to bleed support because of her reputation for corruption [Trump Nearly Tied With Clinton in New Survey, by Eli Yokley, Morning Consult, July 5, 2016]. FBI Director James Comey just essentially admitted Hillary Clinton broke the law by mishandling classified information, but...
  • The lamestream conservatives are supporting the Harpy because she follows their toxic corporate militaristic globalist gameplan more closely than does Trump, who takes positions based at least in part on a view of what is in the interests of the public. I expect the quislings to continue along this line. Some elements of the left, however, can see Hillary’s fascism. The question will be if enough of them are gulled by purported “leftist” critiques of Trump as a “fascist” to vote against their interests. Of course, there are always those who will vote for a stinking pile of manure if it follows their party label.

    • Agree: Realist
  • Does Hillary Clinton possess the integrity and honesty to be president of the United States? Or are those quaint and irrelevant considerations in electing a head of state in 21st-century America? These are the questions put on the table by the report from FBI Director James Comey on what his agents unearthed in their criminal...
  • Comey should have quit like Ashcroft threatened to do rather than accept the whitewash. Meanwhile, the answer, as Mr. Buchanan indicates, is obvious: that she is morally unfit to be president, particularly since she is a war criminal based on her spearheading a reluctant Obama and Gates into destroying Libya. She is also responsible for the actions of the Jihadis she sponsored in Libya, including a mass liquidation of sub-Saharan Africans Khaddafi had allowed to settle in Libya as part of his belief in African unity.

  • @Intelligent Dasein
    Why the hell is everybody up-thread predicting a Hillary victory? What is it with alt-right pontificating owls and their characteristic defect of congenital dicklessness? I'm predictng Donald Trump carries the popular vote by 4-5% and dominates the electoral college.

    Replies: @tbraton, @exiled off mainstreet, @Realist, @boogerbently

    Trump needs to bring up the aftermath of Hillary’s Libya venture: not just the liquidation of the US ambassador by jihadis but their mass liquidation of Africans Khaddafi had settled in Libya as part of his belief in African unity.

  • “Is the Real Scandal the Clinton Foundation?,” TRNN, July 8, 2016. Michael Hudson says the media has failed to look beyond the emails and into potential conflicts of interest during Hillary Clinton’s tenure as Secretary of State. PAUL JAY, TRNN: Welcome to the Real News Network. I’m Paul Jay. On Thursday morning, the media fest...
  • I’m hoping wikileaks has copies and decides to release them. I’m hoping the Russians or the Chinese have hacked them and choose to release the contents, because I am sure that they constitute a smoking gun documenting the unprecedented corruption discussed. This, and the war crimes issue render her fit for the crossbar motel rather than the whitehouse.

  • The death on Saturday of Sydney Schanberg at age 82 should sadden us not only for the loss of one of our most renowned journalists but also for what his story reveals about the nature of our national media. Syd had made his career at the New York Times for 26 years, winning a Pulitzer...
  • If true this completely discredits the entire power structure, and there appears to be evidence to back it up.

    • Agree: Jacques Sheete
  • After the massacre of five Dallas cops, during a protest of police shootings of black men in Louisiana and Minnesota, President Obama said, "America is not as divided as some have suggested." Former D.C. Police Chief Charles Ramsey, an African-American, says we are "sitting on a powder keg." Put me down as agreeing with the...
  • Though I am one of the few commenting here who thinks that Black Lives Matter has a legitimate point, I think the Harpy is thoroughly cynical in backing them. She is cynically manipulating the minority vote to retain it as a “firewall” and her real views are strictly authoritarian, certainly much more so than Trump’s. If indeed as I eventually expect to happen she backs off from this view, it will again reveal her cynicism in light of her strict authoritarian mindset in exploiting this issue. This puts her is in a box: if she continues to espouse this view done as a calculated effort to help her gain power, the traditional US absolute respect for authority will damage her with non-black voters. When she realizes therefore that she has to back off, then her cynicism is again revealed in a teachable moment which will cost her the enthusiasm she retains among black voters. Of course, Trump should also bring up the blowback from the Libya overthrow which Clinton sponsored as secretary of state. This blowback includes a mass liquidation by the triumphant jihadi element in Libya of sub-Saharan Africans Khaddafi had allowed to settle in Libya as part of his belief in African unity. The terrorist element murdered them as “mercenaries.”

  • As political leaders across the world swear to engage in total war against Isis in the wake of the massacre in Nice, not enough notice is being taken of the fact that the long-term prospects of the group will be boosted if Hillary Clinton is elected as the next US President. President Obama and the...
  • @Priss Factor
    Let's look at the BIG PICTURE.

    Americans talk like they are on the defensive, but the reason why so many angry Muslims are on the march is because of US-led wars in the Middle East and North Africa that destabilized nations like Iraq, Libya, and Syria. US is controlled by Globalists, and Globalists hate secular Arab modernizers. So, Globalists used US military to destroy Arab governments(seen as rivals of Israel), and the resulting mess is civil war, terrorism, and mass migration.

    Yet, no one mentions the Globalist in the grand equation. It is Globalist Imperialists who set into motions the destruction of the Muslim world and now the spreading violence in the West. But of course, Globalists control all politicians and own all the media in the US. So, we can't mention the 800 lb gorilla in the room.

    If US had left Muslim nations alone, there wouldn't be terrorists running all over the place in Iraq, Libya, and Syria. Jews want chaos in the Middle East in order to make Arabs kill Arabs.

    Obama and Hillary say nice 'humanitarian' things about taking in Muslim refugees, but that is just a cover to mask what is essentially an imperialist US foreign policy in the Muslim world.

    All imperialists put on a humanitarian face to justify their aggression. So, Soviets called their invasions 'liberations'. French Imperialists pretended they were spreading civilization to places they conquered. And Japanese did the same thing, invading other nations but justifying the aggression by acting like saviors and liberators. US does the same thing. It attacks, invades, and destroys the Muslim world, but it masks its imperialist aggression with talk of dealing with the 'humanitarian' crisis.

    The WAR isn't so much about Muslims attacking the West but about the Globalist-run US attacking the Middle East and North Africa where close to a million have been killed. Muslim violence is just blowback.

    US, along with Israel/Turkey/Saudis, aided and abetted the terrorists in Libya and Syria who've been called 'freedom fighters' or 'moderate rebels' by the State Department that is loaded with people whose career depends on Globalist money.

    If we don't want Muslim violence in the West, the solution is simple. Stop invading and messing up those nations and stop allowing Muslim immigration.
    No more Invade/Invite.

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet, @hbm

    Cockburn’s contribution and this response are obviously correct. This means that the harpy has to be kept out of office to ensure our survival. Don’t expect this recklessness not to have consequences. Survival trumps political correctness.

  • "Her mind is shot." That was the crisp diagnosis of Donald Trump on hearing the opinion of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the possibility he might become president. It all began with an interview last week when the justice was asked for her thoughts on a Trump presidency. Ginsburg went on a tear. "I can't...
  • It is a shame Ginsberg seems to think that an unconvicted war criminal would be beneficial to the US legal system. In addition, the corrupt criminal baggage carried by the Clintons what with the foundation (the real reason the emails were kept secret, in all likelihood) and the multi-millions in disguised bribes given as “speaking fees” and the decades long record of intimidation against people who knew too much about the Clinton activities as chronicled in books by Roger Stone and elsewhere reveal the unfitness for high office of the harpy. She should instead be put on trial for war crimes and for treason, since the war crimes were engaged in to benefit el qaeda factions similar to the one which bombed New York in 2001.

    • Agree: Orville H. Larson
  • Introduction: The European Union is controlled by an oligarchy, which dictates socio-economic and political decisions according to the interests of bankers and multi-national business. The central organs of power, the European Commission (EC), the European Central Bank (ECB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have systematically imposed austerity programs that have degraded working conditions, welfare...
  • @Brás Cubas
    Excellent. This is the most (the only?) article on Brexit to cover the real issues with depth and honesty.

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet

    I agree. This is an excellent essay on what has to be done and why those opposed to Brexit are the traitors.

  • It is too early to know if the shooting of police in Dallas and Baton Rouge are the beginnings of acts of retribution against police for their wanton murders of citizens. The saying is that “what goes around, comes around.” If police murders of citizens have provoked retribution, police and those who train them need...
  • @woodNfish
    @Anonymous

    Cops take an oath to serve and protect. It says nothing about coming home at night. Murdering people is what cops do, and you're okay with it.

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet

    This comment and Mr. Roberts are correct on this issue, though the Harpy’s expression of friendship with those sceptical of police is cynicism by another authoritarian fascist.

  • A friend recently observed to me that it is ironic that the neoconservatives, whose bottom line foreign policy issue is the uncritical support of Israel, should be obsessed with constantly confronting and goading Russia even though Tel Aviv and Moscow get along just fine. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has traveled to Russia three times...
  • Recklessness, cynicism and treason are the concepts which come to mind discussing the neocons and their acolyte, the fascist Harpy. Survival itself is at stake in this election, and survival “trumps’ political correctness.

  • Neither George W. Bush, the Republican Party nominee in 2000 and 2004, nor Jeb, the dethroned Prince of Wales, will be in Cleveland. Nor will John McCain or Mitt Romney, the last two nominees. These former leaders would like it thought that high principle keeps them away from a GOP convention that would nominate Donald...
  • @Seoulsurvivor
    "Does anyone think that if Trump loses, we are going back to Davos-Dubai ideology, and Barack Obama’s Trans-Pacific Partnership is our future? Even Hillary Clinton has gotten the message and dumped TPP."

    How can we be "going back to" when we never left it. If Hillary "got the message" it is only through lip service that she conveyed that revelation. If Trump doesn't make it then it's over for America. Lights out. Everything that specifically Obama, but Bush as well, have been doing to purposefully dismantle and destroy the U.S. will continue in full ramped up style. They will continue to import and legitimize as "legal" democrat voting voters at a frenetic pace. You can forget the USA ever even remotely resembling what it used to be. And I would advise looking into eagerly pursuing a prepper's lifestyle. Because Hillary will go nuclear with Russia or China or what the hell why not both as soon as she can to prove that her ovaries are as big as any man's balls.

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet

    If, somehow, she cheats her way into office, then as this indicates, the trade deals with corporate arbitration causing a slow deterioration of our living standards, would become the new normalcy. Meanwhile, war would soon be on the horizon, and, as this indicates, “eat drink and be merry, for tomorrow we die” would be the watchwords of a harpy presidency.

  • There’s a reason the Main Stream Media/ Lying Press is obsessing on Melania Trump’s alleged plagiarism/ homage: the Trump convention has its thumbs on the Evil Party’s jugular. It’s amazing how irrelevant Hillary Clinton has already become. In the hours after the murder of three police officers in Baton Rouge, Lousiana, Hillary Clinton was silent....
  • It is obvious that Clinton is cynically manipulating the police murder/racism issue, since she is more authoritarian in attitude than Trump is. Trump, to neutralize the racial issue, should bring up Hillary’s war crimes in Libya, since the overthrow of the Khaddafi regime in Libya which she spearheaded, resulted in a mass murder of Africans Khaddafi had settled in Libya as part of his belief in African unity. It was even recorded at the time on the BBC, before political correctness stuffed it down the memory hole, that the jihadi triumph in Libya was resulting in a mass murder of ethnic Africans as “mercenaries.”
    This is the issue which can torch the Harpy’s electoral “firewall.”

    • Replies: @Jason Liu
    @exiled off mainstreet

    The right is never going to be seen as the good guys on race. Tribalism is the primarily political motivation for every demographic, outliers are always a minority within tribes.

    Trump's best bet is to project an image of direct, masculine strength, honor, and straight talk. This kind of thing appeals much more to minorities than it does urban white liberals, and can be used to wedge their voting base.

    , @edNels
    @exiled off mainstreet



    Khaddafi was one thing or another, but one thing is that he provided the ''man haters'' who comprise Hillary's backers, (including inverted male versions of that,) a perfect target for their animosity, more though an actual objective expendable to kill.

    They wanted, and feel it so strong, more than anything to murder a male ruler, and he was perfect in his clownishness and hyper masculine provocativeness on the world stage.

    He pushed their buttons and everybody's buttons, of course, but the murderous ones realized they could put their innate lust for blood to fruition.

    That's my view of it.

    Replies: @sayless

    , @RudyM
    @exiled off mainstreet

    I don't think that many African-Americans care much about what happens to black Africans. Not enough for the atrocities against black Africans in Libya, post-coup, to matter in this campaign.

  • SHARMINI PERIES, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, TRNN: It's the Real News Network. I'm Sharmini Peries coming to you from Baltimore. On Friday, just after the Republican National Congress wrapped up with its presidential candidate, Donald Trump, Paul Krugman of the New York Times penned an article titled "Donald Trump: The Siberian Candidate." He said in it, if...
  • It seems like the harpy is the real gop-war monger-fascist in the running. Unless the propaganda firestorm can continue obscuring these facts, she’ll have a hard time getting the enthusiastic support she’ll need, particularly if Trump goes after her based on the real record of Libya, not just the fact the blowback killed the agent shifting yankee arms to Syrian el qaeda thugs. With the new Saudi info from the 9/11 report, it will also be harder for Clinton to demand no-fly zones to protect el qaeda assets in Syria. Trump should also go after the fact that US backed el qaeda assets in Libya committed a mass murder of sub-Saharan Africans Khaddafi had settled there.

  • Against the wishes of her New York Democratic constituents, Hillary Clinton voted with Senate Republicans to invade Iraq. (It was a pivotal vote. Without Democratic support, George W. Bush’s request for this war of aggression would have failed.) Humayun Khan, 27, was an army captain who got killed during that invasion. Eight years later, the...
  • @Anon
    Trump needs the advice he gave to Jeb Bush: More energy. He needs to always be on the offensive than defensive.

    Also, when going on offensive, choose big topics, not small ones. Now, it's the big time. Cute twitter posts don't cut it. The regular season is over where you could lose some games. In the play-offs, losing means you're out.

    Trump should avoid petty issues and fixate on Hillary and break down her image.

    To do this, Trump should expose her HYPOCRISY. Nothing brings down a person's character more than hypocrisy. It is worse than mere dishonesty and crookedness. Trump should run on the meme of WHAT SHE SAID AND WHAT SHE DID. He should expose the stuff she said but actually did.

    Trump should also play the HUMANITARIAN card. The Dems would have us believe that Trump is a meanie who doesn't care about refugees whereas HIllary the humanitarian cares about them. Trump should hit her over and over and over that she is a WAR CRIMINAL. Yes, a War Criminal. He should say he wants to end the human tragedy in the Middle East by reversing the horrors visited on Middle East and North Africa by Clinton as Secretary of State. He should say she ought to be tried at the Hague for lies and support of terrorists to bring down secular Arab governments. He should say when Bush left the office, Iraq and Afghanistan were on fire. But under Bush & Hillary, the fire has spread to Yemen, Libya, and Syria. And even to Ukraine. He should show images of smashed cities and dead bodies and tortured victims as the result of Hillary's policies that led to breakout of ISIS and Alqaeda. He should also say US has been arming the very people who did 9/11. Al-Nusra front in Syria is Alqaeda by another name.

    Trump needs less Bluster and more Muster. He has to show he can muster the strength to remain focused and not be distracted by silly and trivial stuff.

    How to deal with the Media? If Trump complains about all the unfairness, he will just be made to look like a crybaby. He must say he ACCEPTS the fact that the media is just a Hillary propaganda machine, like it was for Obama in 2008 and 2012. He should say that is just a fact of American life, like flu in winter and zika virus in Brazil. Instead of complaining(or whining) about the media, he should have fun by mocking and lampooning its bias, lies, distortions, and etc. He should have a counter-media that just makes fun, fun, fun of media deviousness. Don't bitch about it. Expose it in fun way
    Also, Trump should make a speech where he tells the people that the MSM is useless and same old same old. He should mention some news sources like Breitbart and Heatstreet that are doing real journalism.

    Trump should also run a campaign meme called Friends of Hillary. He should expose how the richest people who pushed globalism and did most to hurt American workers are with Hillary. He needs to name names. He should also say that under globalism, the downtown and posh areas of big cities get reap all the rewards. The world of Michael Bloomberg. Rest of nation gets crap. He should go Michael-Moore-ish and juxtapose the rise of urban affluence with decline and demise of small towns, suburbs, and rural America. He should juxtapose images of Hillary's super-rich donors with the images of ordinary workers facing hard times.

    It's down to Hollywood vs Hardwood. Illusion and Reality.

    To show that he is the candidate of truth, Trump needs to FACT CHECK stuff before he says it. This isn't regular season anymore where you can make gaffes and lose a few games. The playing has to be very tight.
    Even if you lose some games in regular season, you can enter the playoffs in the NFL. But if you a playoff, you're out. And if you lose the superbowl, there is no second chance.

    Another key factor will be those working OUTSIDE the Clinton campaign. This is where meme wars get interesting.
    Anyone can make a very clever anti-Hillary video. But hopefully, they will have no associations with 14/88 garbage because that is poison.
    The worst aspect of Alt Right is the thin line between genuine intelligent dissent and 14/88 neo-nazi idiocy.

    The great thing about the internet is ANYONE can make a political ad that can go viral.

    Maybe someone can compose a song around the theme of What Hillary Said and What Hillary Did.

    The Democratic Convention was seen as great success. But it can be Dukakised. Remember Dukakis got on a tank to look tough and manly. But the Bush campaign used that very image in a funny way to make him look absurd?

    The media worked hard to hype the Dem convention. But images from it can be used and spliced to make the thing look like a silly circus. I mean it had Lena Dunham. And that bald-headed Muslim dad and his jabba-jawed wife is pure gold if used right.

    Replies: @Boris, @timamac, @exiled off mainstreet

    I agree that this would be a highly effective strategy and hope Trump’s campaign sees it and implements it.

  • It’s been the week from hell for Donald Trump. Everything seems to be going wrong for him. The worst was the foolish and painful fight he picked with the grieving Khan family. What happened was clearly a very clever ambush devised by the Clinton camp. A Muslim-American attorney, Khizr Khan, whose army officer son had...
  • @J1234
    This was just the standard setup for Trump: Give some little guy who's suffered a tragedy (like losing a son) a free spot at the convention to attack the big guy. Then get a reporter to ask the big guy about the little guy's remark. And if the big guy is Trump, it doesn't matter how empathetic he is to the little guy (and he was), if he defends himself against the little guy in any way, the headline is going to read: BIG GUY ATTACKS LITTLE GUY AND HIS DEAD SON!

    Actually, Republicans do the same thing, too, but the press just isn't nearly as complicit in the process. Every time poll numbers change, the press points at some causality, and this week it was this. How many times has Trump made much more outrageous statements, and his numbers went up?

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet

    Actually, unfortunately once the attention had gone elsewhere, it was revealed that the “little guy” was not such an innocent, since he was a long associate of the Clintons, even doing their taxes, and since he was an advocate of the superiority of sharia law to western models, revealing his waving of the constitution to be a phony ploy, particularly since he was making his large income off of the immigration laws he was shilling for in his speech in his argument they are constitutionally mandated. I agree that Trump should have stuck with Hillary’s role in starting the Iraq war rather than critiquing the stereotype Muslim wife put forward to bait Trump, but it the whole exercise was indeed a cynical ploy by the Clinton cabal, and as this guy’s background more fully leaks out, the damage will be certainly reduced. At least Trump was not foolish enough to say the dead son was a hero, not a quisling working for a hostile occupation.

  • @ChrisD
    @Anonymous

    You're a Dem shill, that much is clear. The tiresome: "finger on the button" nonsense is not helping your cases against Trump. Obama had no experience in 2008 except being a community organizer and junior senator with very little experience. Trump will settle in fine once he's POTUS, you just need to ignore the MSM and their pro-Killary shilling which has now reached fever pitch.

    BTW: Trump did exactly the right thing taking the Khans to task. They, along with Hillary, exploited the legacy of their dead son in order to attack Trump. Such behavior is disgusting and unforgivable.

    Polls have now narrowed as of today and Hillary's post convention bump was smaller than Trump's.

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet

    While I agree with your view of the whole affair as noted above, I think it is unfair to characterise Mr. Margolis as a democratic shill, since his earlier writings, and even this one, but to not a great enough extent, are critical of the harpy war criminal.

  • Former CIA Acting Director Michael Morell has written a New York Times op-ed entitled “I Ran the CIA. Now I’m endorsing Hillary Clinton.” Morell’s story begins with the flat assertion that “Mrs. Clinton is highly qualified to be commander in chief. I trust she will deliver on the most important duty of a president –...
  • This is a great article. Morell and the Clinton crowd are acting as totalitarians. One wonders how far they’ll go if they secure untrammeled power. I would say that they are a serious threat to end it all. They are following the well trod path of prior dictatorships, that, once they get away with illegal wars, they keep going until a crack-up. Unfortunately, this time it will be a planetary crack-up and this has to be made clear, but unfortunately, the mainstream press acts according to a ministry of truth-like propaganda template. This is profoundly depressing.

  • SHARMINI PERIES: It’s the Real News Network. I’m Sharmini Peries coming to you from Baltimore. Now that the Democratic and the Republican Party conventions are over, the U.S. presidential campaign is entering its last phase before the actual vote in November. Normally this should the point at which each party is very internally united and...
  • Now that Assange has hinted that the wikileaks leaker was a whistleblower inside the democratic party and that that individual was himself probably liquidated, presumably for having done the leak, the whole redbaiting anti-Russia thing looks threadbare. Meanwhile, the elephant in the room mentioned of racial identities could itself be fractured if the Libya war crime spearheaded by Clinton can be exploited. After all, as Danny Haiphong indicated in this week’s Black agenda report (blackagendareport.com) the Jihadis sponsored by the harpy and others committed a mass murder of Africans Khaddafi had settled in Sirte, Libya after they seized that city.

    Even the contrived fracas about Trump’s statement regarding the 2nd amendment brings out an earlier statement made by the Harpy in 2008 that she was staying in the race until the convention after Obama had defeated her in case there was a “Robert Kennedy” moment. This was a veiled direct reference to assassination, not some ambiguous statement regarding the right to bear arms. If the media were not fully in the bag as a “ministry of truth” for the Clintons, her campaign would implode.

    • Agree: Digital Samizdat
    • Replies: @No Second Israel
    @exiled off mainstreet

    {Now that Assange has hinted that the wikileaks leaker was a whistleblower inside the democratic party and that that individual was himself probably liquidated,.. }

    The gang of criminal pussy's latest victim is the sudden death of Shawn Locus, the Attorney Who Served the Lawsuit against the Democratic National Committee (DNC) on Charges of “Fraud, Deceptive Conduct … and Negligence”


    http://www.globalresearch.ca/sudden-death-of-attorney-who-served-the-lawsuit-against-the-democratic-national-committee-dnc-on-charges-of-fraud-deceptive-conduct-and-negligence/5540274

    If trump does not want to talk about millions of Muslims that she have killed by waging and supporting wars for the interest of the criminal class, where she is one of them, then talk about sudden death of Americans who went against her.
    Look at who supporting her. All are war criminal and terrorist from 1% wall street thieves. Sanders just bought a vacation house for $600000 and asked American dummies go and vote for a mass murderer because she is proven to be a slave of Jewish interest. Something that Zionist Sanders loves very much,so the fake 'intellectuals', like Noam Chomsky and many criminal neocons. All from the criminal tribe.

    Many have reported about the sudden death of a YOUNG lawyer who went after killary, and he drop dead like the rest. Is coward trump going to be silent, allowing a criminal to manipulate him and the dumb population of voters? She is determined to reach the WH by cheating, act of violence, deception and other means. Only dumb and criminal vote for a criminal pussy.


    (Call it conspiracy theory, coincidence or just bad luck, but any time someone is in a position to bring down Hillary Clinton they wind up dead. In fact, as we noted previously, there’s a long history of Clinton-related body counts, with scores of people dying under mysterious circumstances. While Vince Foster remains the most infamous, the body count is starting to build ominously this election cycle - from the mysterious “crushing his own throat” death of a UN official to the latest death of an attorney who served the DNC with a fraud suit.
    As GatewayPundit’s Jim Hoft reports, on July 3, 2016, Shawn Lucas and filmmaker Ricardo Villaba served the DNC Services Corp. and Chairperson Debbie Wasserman Schultz at DNC’s headquarters in Washington, D.C., in the fraud class action suit against the Democrat Party on behalf of Bernie Sanders supporters (this was before Wikileaks released documents proving the DNC was working against the Sanders campaign during the 2016 primary).

    http://www.globalresearch.ca/lead-attorney-in-anti-clinton-dnc-fraud-case-mysteriously-found-dead/5540288

  • I just heard the rawest kind of propaganda from former presstitute David Satter, who hangs out at the right-wing Hudson Institute and pretends to be an expert on Russia and Putin. On August 10 Satter told NPR’s audience that Washington’s hope to bring peace to Syria would fail unless Washington understood that the Russian government...
  • @alexander
    Amen, Mr Roberts.

    Throw em ALL in the clink.

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet

    I fully concur with you and Mr. Roberts. I don’t see any legitimacy remaining.

  • When former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was asked last week if she has misled the American people on the issue of her failure to safeguard state secrets contained in her emails, she told my Fox News colleague, Chris Wallace, that the FBI had exonerated her. When pressed by Wallace, she argued that FBI Director...
  • If the lamestream media were not fully in the bag for the harpy, questions would be being asked about the mysterious death of the man whom Assange says was the leaker to wikileaks of the Democratic National Committee emails. Others have noted that several other people have died mysteriously during the last few weeks including a UN figure who died from a suspicous home weightlifting accident and an anti-Clinton researcher who unexpectedly committed “suicide.”

    The Libya thing is still on record as a war crime and the fact is indisputable that Clinton was the spearhead who convinced Obama, who has indicated it was against his better judgment, to carry through on the overthrow. Meanwhile, we have on record Clinton’s barbaric gloat, “we came, we saw, he died” with a horror movie type cackle. Also on record is the fact that the jihadi element Clinton sponsored in the overthrow effort committed a crime against humanity, a mass liquidation of Sub-saharan Africans Khaddafi had settled in the city of Sirte in the wake of their seizure of that city. It has been documented again in an article in this week’s blackagendareport by their regular reporter, Danny Haiphong.

    Of course Trump is accused based on an ambiguous off-the-cuff comment he made about 2nd amendment rights that he suggested violence against the harpy. The media’s cashing in on this issues makes relevant the harpy’s own statement in July, 2008 when she had been beaten by Obama but before the convention which would confirm that defeat, that she was staying in the race in case a “Robert Kennedy” incident occurs. This is a much more unambiguous statement which could be construed as hoping for something favorable. Her status as a major party candidate is a disgrace, particularly now that the wikileaks disclosures have revealed the fraud engaged in to secure it. Sanders, meanwhile, appears craven in light of these new disclosures. If she triumphs, the last shreds of legitimacy will be gone from the yankee imperium.

  • Don’t look for a walk-over. The T14 Armata, Russia’s latest tank. You don’t want to fight this monster if you can think of a better idea, such as not fighting it. Russia once made large numbers of second-rate tanks. That worm has turned. This thing is way advanced and outguns the American M1A2, having a...
  • This is the crux of the campaign: the Clintons’ lunacy threaten our survival. The latest gin up of anti-Russianism to distract attention from the fact the wikileaks proved that the harpy had gained her nomination by fraud is frightening in its implications. Survival “trumps’ political correctness every time.

    • Replies: @annamaria
    @exiled off mainstreet

    The more serious consequence of the wikileaks was the divulgence of facts related to Clinton Foundation -- evidences of foreign influence on Clinton' actions that were the payback for large donations.

    Replies: @Wizard of Oz

  • Jim Pinkerton writes in Breitbart: The Specter of De-Gentrification: The Once and Future Suburb by JAMES P. PINKERTON 12 Aug 2016 ... Also in 1992, presidential candidate Bill Clinton had his celebrated confrontation with rapper Sister Souljah. She had advocated the killing of white people, and so, in June of that year, Clinton called her...
  • The Harpy already has her “sister Souljah” moment: that is her spearheading of the overthrow of the Khaddafi regime in Libya. The Jihadis she sponsored committed a mass murder of ethnic sub-Saharan Africans in Sirte, Libya, in the wake of their takeover of that city. This was reported at the time by the BBC and noted again this week in a report by respected blackagendareport.com reporter Danny Haiphong this week. Since the Green party’s Ajamu Baraka is associated with the Black agenda report, it is likely that this will become a campaign issue even if Trump thinks it is too radioactive to mention. What is shows is that, like everything else about them, the Clintons’ racial concern is phony. They have a crime against humanity on their slate, just like the fact that their foundation has gotten multi-millions from Saudi sources reveals the fraudulent nature of her “feminism”.

  • The liberal media hate, despise, and fear Donald Trump. Never in my lifetime have I seen such an outpouring of malice for one man. Not even the height of the Nixon impeachment crisis saw such vindictive passion. The press has lost any pretense of objectivity, and even a few “journalists” recognize this. As Jim Rutenberg...
  • As this documents, the yankee mainstream press has degenerated into a “ministry of truth” in this campaign. This further undermines the legitmacy of the yankee regime, and, should Trump, despite the propaganda wall erected against him manage to prevail, I don’t know what the result may be.

  • You’ve got to hand it to Donald Trump: He’s the anti-Mitt Romney. Remember how spooked Ol’ Mittens was any time the Main Stream Media squealed at something he said? Remember when he endorsed “self-deportation”?—a perfectly sensible and humane concept. If we rigorously enforce the people’s laws on immigration, then illegal aliens won’t be able to...
  • The Clinton-Obama destruction of the Khaddafi regime and the movement of Libyan weapons to Isis terrorists by the triumphant jihadi element in Libya consolidated ISIS into a dominant element. Thus, Trump’s statement about the harpy and Obama are technically correct and can’t really be refuted. The death of the ambassador-coordinator of the arms shipments, Stevens, can be ascribed to blowback from this effort. Trump should continue to make this statement since, although the propagandists will continue to laugh, the essential truth of the statement becomes more convincing the more this becomes a campaign issue.

    • Replies: @Lagertha
    @exiled off mainstreet

    Yes. Stevens death is key. Arms/guns/etc. - follow the money - more journalists need to bring this up, and fast. OT: I want to avoid WW3 with Russia, and depart from M.E. wars forever, asap. - this is my main criteria for voting for any presidents.

  • I had the misfortune of watching a recent episode of Real Time with Bill Maher. For those who are not familiar with the show, it is an HBO weekly one hour long feeding frenzy consisting of a series of rapid fire overwhelmingly progressive half-truths cheered relentlessly by a select audience that is constantly engaged in...
  • Accusing Trump of fascism is a sort of projection by the harpy’s entourage; as this shows, the real fascists are in her corner masquerading as “progressives.” The “USA” chants reveal the true nature of the situation. Cornel West, of course, is a decent man and it is for that reason he has come out for Stein, and recognizes the corrupt militaristic nature of the Clinton state. Her regime is a threat to the survival of civilization. Survival trumps political correctness.

    • Replies: @Olorin
    @Exiled off mainstreet

    The accusations of fascism aren't misdirection.

    They are dogwhistles reminding everyone in the know what happened the last time a robust majority-European-population nation closed its borders to international banking and globalist manipulation, and decided to make its nation for its people, and reclaim what the globalizers and imperialists had stolen.

    They are reminders of the 20th century elites' absolute war on any nation maintaining its sovereignty and keeping the fruit of its labors for its people (except You Know Who, whose newly extorted nation can have absolutely closed borders and absolute population control).

    They are warnings to those who support Trump, or more accurately whose sense of the world and of history is echoed by some of the things Trump has said, that our positions, and more importantly we, will not be tolerated by those who view themselves in charge of history and the present and the future.

    They are reminding us of their methods: incendiary bombs, mass starvation, cash crash, megadeaths, and a hundred years of vile slander and propaganda.

    They call Trump and his followers "fascist." (Just like they called Trump Hitler with the same dog-whistling intent.)

    This curious invocation of a 20th century political dichotomy presents its unspoken oppositional facet: "We're internationalists, globalists, universalists, communists/bolsheviks...and our Long March is still underway."

  • I’ve consistently supported Bernie Sanders for President. The reason is his record in public office, regarding especially ten issues, where his actions in public office contrast sharply against Hillary Clinton’s actions in public office. First here, will be stated these ten key issues, on each of which issues Bernie and Hillary are opposites, and then...
  • I’m pleased to see this, even though I still think it is useful to vote for Stein in states Trump is unlikely to carry (the opposite of the Chomsky view) because it would be better in the long run for a stronger left alternative. I agree that the Harpy is a fascist fraud and a threat to survival, and that Trump’s positions are actually to the left of hers in the key areas of “trade” (actually sovereignty versus corporate control) and militarism. Her record of corruption should be enough to preclude her winning. Only the fact the media are acting as a “ministry of truth” portraying Trump as a lunatic or clown is keeping her in the lead. Phony posturing by quisling Muslim lawyers also helped. It is significant that a known progressive such as Zuesse has come out for reality in this instance. We’ll see if things are too far gone for the harpy to be stopped. I think quite a few won’t actually admit they’re for Trump because of the political correctness and extent of propaganda power on behalf of the Clintons. She is a known fraud and the dynasty was a hostile takeover of the democratic party which must be reversed. In my view, survival “trumps” political correctness, and I can see that many of Trump’s problems are based on the fact he is not really a right winger.

  • The Clinton Media have gone from malfunctioning to mad, from “dishonest” to deranged. Their coverage of the 2016 election is no longer tinged by liberal bias, but is about moving viewers and readers into a parallel universe, an alternate reality of the media’s making. The media monolith’s latest imbecility is to offer effusive plaudits for...
  • @Verymuchalive
    @Lawrence Fitton

    Mr Trump is on record as wanting cooperation with Russia. He wants to get out of Russia's face in Ukraine and Eastern Europe. He has said that if Putin would help destroy ISIS in Syria, the US should let him. He wishes to withdraw American forces from the Middle East, and is on record as wanting an equitable settlement between Israel and the Palestinians.
    How are any of these things compatible with an increase in the US military and its deployment worldwide.
    By contrast, Hillary Clinton is a bought and sold Neocon, who would confront Russia in the Ukraine and Eastern Europe, who would station US troops there and would back the Ukrainian regime's efforts against Crimea and Novorussia with military aid. This would be very dangerous to say the least. Her record as Secretary of State is baleful. Libya was a disaster. The American intervention in the Syrian Insurgency turned it from a failing revolt to a hellish Civil War. In 2011 the revolt was failing and looked near collapse. 8,000 people had died. American aid to the rebels reinvigorated it and far more people died. 400,000 seems the present estimate. Clinton was behind this and is on record as wanting to impose a no fly zone in Syria if elected.More conflict with Russia.
    The difference between the 2 candidates could not be more stark. But you pretend that there isn't one. You are being totally dishonest. You want readers not to vote for Trump and therefore let a dangerous neocon militarist become President instead. You can't attack Trump on his policies, so you make use of innuendo and claim a pox on both houses. But in reality, as this is a Trump leaning website, this means not voting for Trump.
    You may be slightly more subtle than the average troll. But that's what you are - a troll.

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet

    I agree with this and the Mercer comment. This is the real reality. The TV and print media are acting as a “ministry of truth” putting out propaganda trying to humanize a proven war criminal. I also notice that Blackagendareport is the only place we now find reports discussing the mass murder of Africans in Libya by the jihadi element the harpy enabled to seize power there. This is a crime against humanity which, therefore, she bears responsibility for.
    Though it is traditional for candidates to release their tax statements, the fact the IRS is presently sending their proctologists through Trump’s affairs, as is indicated, provides a reasonable excuse for him to refrain from disclosure in this case. It is obvious that, up to now, the IRS and the regime is in the bag for the Clintons. Here’s hoping that this changes on January 20. A freed IRS would probably go through the unprecedented corruption of the Clinton Foundation with a fine-toothed comb.

    • Replies: @Verymuchalive
    @exiled off mainstreet

    Something similar is happening regarding the Yemen Civil War as well. With US military support Saudi Arabia and other Gulf States are bombing the Houthis relentlessly, including hospitals and aid centres. Obama's even got the UN in on it as well. For the year ending March 2016, the UN claimed that a mere 6,000 had died in the Civil War.
    However, Yemen is a large net importer of food. Elsewhere, the UN has estimated that 13m of Yemen's population has no access to clean water. The amount dead due to war, disease, famine and dehydration must be hundreds of thousands. All facilitated by the USA.
    Very little of this appears in the MSM. It does not fit their agenda, especially in a Presidential Election year. Nothing to see here, move along people. There is something deeply rotten in the state of journalism, not only in America, but elsewhere in the West.

  • "I did it my way," crooned Sinatra. Donald Trump is echoing Ol' Blue Eyes with the latest additions to his staff. Should he lose, he prefers to go down to defeat as Donald Trump, and not as some synthetic creation of campaign consultants. "I am who I am," Trump told a Wisconsin TV station, "It's...
  • The media is acting as a quasi-official “ministry of truth” in this campaign, so every Trump statement is misconstrued. He is accused when he makes an ambiguous statement in favor of gun rights of demanding an assassination, while the ‘ministry of truth” forgets that the Harpy herself mentioned assassination directly in 2008 as the reason for staying in the race after she had been defeated by Obama. The “trade” issue, which is really sovereignty and the continuation of a rule of law based system, is another big one. The harpy’s campaign cannot be trusted, since the Clinton dynasty is the one which developed this new model replacing the rule of law in economic matters with bought corporate tribunals.
    The Russia issue involves survival itself. As the author has indicated, we survived the Cold War for 40 years because we recognized the nuclear threat. The “success” of Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere, and the ability through the banking system to make former allies into satellites has created a hubris in the imperialist element which is a threat to our survival. The Clintons started it with the destruction of Yugoslavia, enabling a regime based on organ thieves to take over in Kosovo so long as they allowed the construction of a huge new yankee military base. Biden even felt the need to apologize to Serbia for the ’99 bombings there last week.
    The Libya thing, meanwhile, is perhaps even more appalling as Buchanan has indicated. The ambassador, who was working with jihadi elements to shift former Khaddafi regime weaponry to el qaeda elements in Syria when factional strife lead to his murder as blowback.

  • On August 5th, Michael Morell, a former acting Director of the CIA, pilloried GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump, concluding that he was an “unwitting agent of Russia.” Morell, who entitled his New York Times op-ed “I Ran the CIA and now I’m endorsing Hillary Clinton,” described the process whereby Trump had been so corrupted. According...
  • While I don’t go in for extreme conspiracy theories, the article is convincing, and, if the Clintons cause WWIII, the survivors will apportion blame in a manner which resurrects prejudices which had been presumed buried by WWII events.

    • Replies: @brian
    @exiled off mainstreet

    We might actually be having WW3 right now. Very. very, few will survive an all out WW3. There can be no Jewish State until the Messiah appears. Everywhere is real! Free Palestine! Hello yourself! Where is that Messiah?

  • Putin Derangement Syndrome and Trump Derangement Syndrome continue moving towards an ever more perfect union. Problem is: Putin is not actually a proponent of extreme nationalism, let along its godfather. At least, not according to the people who would presumably know best: The vast majority of, like, actual Russian nationalists. They tend to consider Putin...
  • This is an excellent corrective to those who blindly believe the establishment’s propaganda on this issue. Communism, the USSR, etc. are no longer valid reasons for Russophobe propaganda. This “democratic party” campaign based on anti-Russianism is dangerous because it is easy to see how it ends in the threat of nuclear war. It seems that too many former skeptics of US war making are willing to accept any pile of excrement put forward as the “Democratic” candidate. In light of the indisputable facts put forward here, anybody still willing to vote for the harpy is recklessly putting our futures at risk.

  • Paul Wolfowitz and the lies that he told in the high government positions that he held are responsible for a massive number of deaths and massive destruction in seven countries. Wolfowitz has announced his vote for Hillary Clinton. Does this make you feel reassured? The real surprise would have been Wolfowitz’s announcement in favor of...
  • It’s frightening, but probably true. I suspect, however, that the desire for party power will neutralize to some extent the GOP apparatchiks, and the machines will not be tweaked as much as Mr. Roberts thinks. I also suspect that the Demo vote will tank because she is so loathsome that turnout will diminish far below polling models based on prior years.

  • The decision of several major insurance companies to cut their losses and withdraw from the Obamacare exchanges, combined with the failure of 70 percent of Obamacare's health insurance “co-ops, ” will leave one in six Obamacare enrollees with only one health insurance option. If Obamacare continues on its current track, most of America may resemble...
  • @mcs_in_ny
    When the US Constitution was written there was no such thing as a "health care industry". If you got sick, you either recovered on your own or you died. Since there was little to no understanding of the causes of disease, there was little that "doctors" could do for you other than the most basic palliative care. If you got injured, a doctor might be able to set your bone or stitch you up, but if the injury was too severe or got infected you could kiss the offending limb goodbye. They didn't call doctors "sawbones" for nothing. In such an environment there was little reason for government to become involved.

    The problem today is that health care is not run by private individuals and charities providing care because they feel a moral obligation to do so, it is run by for-profit entities - hospitals, medical groups, drug companies, device manufacturers, insurance companies, malpractice attorneys - all of whom seek to extract a profit from the health care value chain. In this environment the idea of private charity providing an effective safety net is pure delusion. If you accept the premise that society has a moral obligation to provide health care to people regardless of their ability to pay, the underlying assumptions of a "free market" are in tatters. We can debate the merits of "single-payer" vs other types of systems but to say government has no role is utter nonsense.

    Replies: @jtgw, @exiled off mainstreet

    While I think Dr. Paul’s anti-militarist positions are heroic, I think the problem with Obamacare is that it puts government coercion behind corrupt private interests. I agree with mcs in ny’s view that the Social Contract requires some sort of public provision of health care as part of the incidents of civilization. This is the case in every other “western” country, though this provision is in danger based on the neoliberal dogma now being put forward particularly by the yankee imperium.

    • Replies: @jtgw
    @exiled off mainstreet

    That's basically what Ron Paul is saying: we don't have a free market in healthcare, but a cronyist system whereby the government protects a few companies against competition. And the reason we have this system is because of the false idea that healthcare is a right (there are no positive rights, and no "social contract" either, for that matter) that the government should protect; this simply gives government the excuse it needs to clamp down on the market, pushing up prices in the process.

    When the government arrogates to itself drug approval, for example, you get the EpiPen situation where only one company is allowed to manufacture the item, since none of the others can get approval.

    http://slatestarcodex.com/2016/08/29/reverse-voxsplaining-drugs-vs-chairs/

    Socialized healthcare doesn't fix the cost problem. Healthcare resources are scarce, meaning that they cannot be allocated to every need by central mandate (this is also why central planning doesn't work in general). This is why you get the notorious waiting lists in single-payer places like Canada: if the government provides all the services, it has to ration care. The best way to allocate resources where they're most needed is to allow the market and the price system to function freely. As Scott Alexander points out, this is why people can buy affordable chairs and mugs, when there is little or no government oversight of those industries.

    Replies: @Joe Schmoe

  • The debacle that is U.S. Syria policy is today on naked display. NATO ally Turkey and U.S.-backed Arab rebels this weekend attacked our most effective allies against ISIS, the Syrian Kurds. Earlier in August, U.S. planes threatened to shoot down Syrian planes over Hasakeh, and our Iraq-Syria war commander, Lt. Gen. Stephen Townsend, issued a...
  • @Rehmat
    "To Iran, the Alawite regime of Assad is a strategic link in the Shia crescent that runs from Tehran to Baghdad to Damascus to South Beirut and Lebanon’s border with Israel."

    Another BS coming from anti-Muslim Buchanan.

    There is no "Shia crescent" though there is "Judeo-Christian Skullcap" running from Britain to Australia. Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad is not Shia. It's Ba'athist which is as much anti-Islam as Washington.

    Alawite sect is not accepted as Shi'ites by a great majority of Shi'ite Muslims in Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Pakistan and India, as they don't follow Ja'afri theology.

    Syrian conflict had been in making for decades by the US Zionist Jew/Christian lawmakers and Israel lobby groups for decades. The main object was to isolate Damascus regime from the anti-Israel Palestinian and Lebanese groups. After 1979 Islamic Revolution, Iran joined the 'Axis of Resistance' to counter Israel's dream of a 'Greater Yisrael'.

    In 2012, Buchanan himself admitted that Israel poses much greater threat to United States than Iran.

    https://rehmat1.com/2012/12/02/pat-buchanan-israel-is-greater-threat-to-us-than-iran/

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet, @Lawrence Fitton

    Buchanan’s view of the situation is the correct one. Those favouring the yankee regime position or favouring it to the extent they back yankee support of those they would otherwise label as terrorists or some politically incorrect epithet are actually favouring those who would liquidate or exile Shia and Christians from Syria. If the harpy gets in and manages to overthrow the Assad regime, she will be responsible for the massacres which occur; this will be another count of war crimes to attach to her record of barbarism based on her position as the spearhead to the yankee-led overthrow of Khaddafi and the complex of crimes that included.

  • If you don’t think it takes guts to stay seated during the National Anthem, then buy a ticket for a major sporting event –let’s say, a baseball game– and refuse to stand up when the singing starts. Then you’ll see the fur fly. Then you’ll see how rankled people get when you don’t participate in...
  • Kaepernick has shown that he has maximal cojones by standing up to the yankee establishment as a major Football player. His statement is accurate. You only have to look at “killedbypolice.net” for documentation that hundreds of black men (and others) are offed by the filth each year, 50 or more times more than in any other country. This qualifies as an epidemic; the liquidation of a friend of mine by police thugs who each had two prior murders on their slate way back in the early 90s was one of the major steps leading to my opting for residency in my dual nationality country years later when that option became available. As for those who claim Kaeperlink is exercising his privileged status, I think he is putting it seriously at risk. The soft fascist regime making up the yankee imperium will ensure that he loses his privileges.

    • Replies: @MarkinLA
    @exiled off mainstreet

    Your list included a lot of criminals. Are you another one of tiny dics sock puppets?

    , @Anonymous
    @exiled off mainstreet

    I looked at a random sample of the killings on the site you referred to:

    http://killedbypolice.net

    In all of them, the guy killed had a weapon and/or was confronting the police in a belligerent way.

    Extrapolating from the number shown, the total per year would be 1161. Out of 320,000,000 Americans that's 1 (one) out of 275,624 citizens.

    That's a really low number. One guy in a medium large city per year. Considering all the face-eating whackos in America, I'd say the police are showing restraint and doing a commendable job.

  • Do you smirk when you hear someone question the official stories of Orlando, San Bernardino, Paris or Nice? Do you feel superior to 2,500 architects and engineers, to firefighters, commercial and military pilots, physicists and chemists, and former high government officials who have raised doubts about 9/11? If so, you reflect the profile of a...
  • While I don’t accept the theories that US authorities blew up the buildings (except the undamaged one, probably, I don’t accept the official story either. My theory is that they had an inkling what was to occur, couldn’t believe it could succeed, but were ready to use it as a Reichstag fire incident if it did. The anthrax thing looks more unambiguously like a government conspiracy.

  • A year or two ago, I saw the much-touted science fiction film Interstellar, and although the plot wasn't any good, one early scene was quite amusing. For various reasons, the American government of the future claimed that our Moon Landings of the late 1960s had been faked, a trick aimed at winning the Cold War...
  • @Miro23
    The British and Americans have been the victims of conspiracies (False Flag operations) for years.

    For example:

    The Irgun bombing of the King David Hotel (headquarters of the British Mandate Government of Palestine) in which Zionist activists dressed as Arabs placed milk churns filled with explosives against the main columns of the building killing 91 people and injuring 44. Israeli prime Minister Netanyahu, attended a celebration to commemorate the event.

    Operation Susannah (Lavon Affair) where Israeli operatives impersonating Arabs bombed British and American cinemas, libraries and educational centers in Egypt to destabilize the country and keep British troops committed to the Middle East.

    Or June 8, 1967, the Israeli attack on the USS Liberty with unmarked aircraft and torpedo boats. 34 men were killed and 171 wounded, with the attack in international waters following over nine hours of close surveillance. When the ship failed to sink, the Israeli government concocted an elaborate story to cover the crime. Original plan to blame the sinking with all lives lost on the Egyptians and draw the US into the war.

    Or Israelis and U.S. Zionists appearing all over the most recent WTC 9/11 "Operation" with Israelis once again impersonating Arabs in a historic deception/terror action of a type that seems to carry a lot of kudos with old Israeli ex-terrorist Likudniks. Israeli agents were sent to film the historic day (as they later admitted on Israeli TV), with the celebrations including photos of themselves with a background of the burning towers where thousands of Americans were being incinerated.

    Iraq was destroyed as a result of 9/11 but unfortunately for the conspirators, the momentum wasn't sufficient for a general war including Iran. Also the general war would have included the nuclear angle and justified the activation of a neo-con led Emergency Regime (dictatorship) in the US enforced with the newly printed Patriot Act and Homeland Security troops - or maybe that's just another Conspiracy Theory?

    Replies: @Wizard of Oz, @Konga, @exiled off mainstreet, @WowJustWow, @acementhead

    The Israelis learned their false flag lesson from the Nazis, who used concentration camp inmates dressed as Polish soldiers as part of a phony attack on the frontier radio station “Sender Gleiwitz” a day or so before they invaded Poland.

    • Replies: @anonymous
    @exiled off mainstreet

    If Nazis didn't exist zionists would have to invent them -- or maybe they did. Nuland's use of Nazis in Ukraine is sure making it look more and more likely that Hitler was an Osama bin-Laden like creation of Jews and/or the Roosevelt admin.

    1. The British were past masters of all sorts of dirty tricks. Moshe Dayan learned about house demolitions from the British when they were in charge of Mandate Palestine -- pre-1939. http://www.haaretz.com/opinion/.premium-1.657167

    2. Jews in Poland were active participants in killing fellow Poles; from the late 1920s into the mid-1930s Jews in Soviet participated in serious numbers in Stalin's slaughter of several million Russians, Ukrainians, Poles. Some of the killed were Jewish. They didn't need Germans to teach them how to kill on a mass scale, Trotsky, Lenin & Stalin were able tutors.

    3. By early in 1938 The Haganeh had created Mossad al Aliyeh-bet -- zionists planted in Germany and other European cities to shepherd Jews out of their home countries and into Palestine. Francis Nicosia writes about it in Zionism and Anti-Semitism in Nazi Germany

    , @LondonBob
    @exiled off mainstreet

    Not forgetting the Manchurian Incident, staging events to justify a war is nothing new.

    , @Hippopotamusdrome
    @exiled off mainstreet

    There is a conspiracy theory that it was really Poles.

  • @Darin
    @anonymous

    Yes, why?

    If you want to start a war, would you want to start with great defeat and loss of your fleet?

    In the thirties, there were three cases of false flag attacks created to justify a war.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mukden_Incident
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gleiwitz_incident
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shelling_of_Mainila

    In none of these cases the attacker actually killed thousands of his own soldiers, what would be the point?

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet, @Hippopotamusdrome, @Jonathan Revusky

    I didn’t notice Gleiwitz was mentioned in another posting before I mentioned it. I tend go along with you and suspect incompetence rather than purpose was the cause of the Pearl Harbor disaster, though the incompetence may have included failure to adequately warn those on the ground at Pearl Harbor. Personally, I don’t back the “truther” version of the twin towers because that would have required a broader conspiracy than I think could have succeeded. My guess is that the neighboring building was destroyed as part of the cleanup effort. I do think, however, that the authorities knew something was up, didn’t believe it could ever succeed and used it as a sort of Reichstag Fire incident to brush aside constitutional democracy in the US. I also suspect that the Mossad knew more than they let on. My guess is that if Gore rather than Bush had been in power that history would have been far different. I suspect that the anthrax thing was more likely started by the yankee regime as a home-grown conspiracy.

    • Replies: @anonymous
    @exiled off mainstreet


    My guess is that if Gore rather than Bush had been in power that history would have been far different.
     
    Joe Lieberman was Gore's running mate.
    Lieberman had the Patriot Act on a shelf waiting for an opportunity ---

    While holding the chair of the “Senate Committee on Governmental Affairs,” Lieberman introduced on October 11, 2001, Senate Bill 1534, to establish the US Department of Homeland Security.

    Anticipating the bill’s certain passage, Lieberman gave himself automatic chairmanship after he changed the name of his committee to, “The Senate Committee of Homeland Security and Government Affairs.”

    Since then, Lieberman has been the main force behind legislation such as:
    -1- The USA Patriot Act
    -2- Protect America Act
    -3- National Emergency Centers Establishment Act
    -4- The Enemy Belligerent Interrogation Act
    -5- The Terrorist Expatriation Act, and the proposed
    -6- Protecting Cyberspace as a National Asset Act.
     
    , @dahoit
    @exiled off mainstreet

    Gore chose a likudnik as VP.Anyone thinks the response to 9-11 would have significantly different under those 2 needs further education.
    I notice the Wiz always deflects Israeli involvement.Of course they were aware,the dancing Israelis knew it was a terror attack by dancing before the 2nd plane hit.
    And what govt has been the only beneficiary of 9-11?
    If one can't see that answer,they have been ziocained and lobotomized.

    , @Carroll Price
    @exiled off mainstreet


    My guess is that if Gore rather than Bush had been in power that history would have been far different.
     
    Why would you think that? Gore is as much (if not more) a tool of the Zionist as Bush & Cheney, and all the rest, including Trump.
  • From CNN, this account of Hillary's Labor Day campaign kickoff is consistently deadpan funny: Hillary Clinton: Timing of Russian hack is aimed at helping Trump By Dan Merica, CNN Updated 7:54 PM ET, Mon September 5, 2016 ...Clinton said the Russian hacking was "almost unthinkable" and compared the intrusions into a variety of Democratic bodies...
  • With this latest Russia demonisation it is time for leftists following the politically correct view of Trump being the buffoon, etc. to straighten up and recognize that the harpy is the real threat to our survival. Chomsky should change his view and it is also time for Sanders to move from grovelling to thinking about survival and who the real threat is. I am also sick and tired of the politically correct disclaimers made by leftist commentators who recognize the corruption and existential threat presented by the Clintons, who, after all, constituted a hostile takeover of the Democratic party in the 1990s. She is a war criminal based on Libya, and her racial chops are fraudulent. After all, the jihadi element she supported in Libya committed a mass murder of ethnic Africans Khaddafi had settled there as “mercenaries” when they took over. Her blaming Russia while the actual guy who likely leaked the DNC documents died mysteriously reminds me of the actions of spectre in bad James Bond novels. She has gone beyond evil, and can’t even seem to function, as the latest coughing fits discussed indicate.

  • In 1964, Phyllis Schlafly of Alton, Illinois, mother of six, wrote and published a slim volume entitled "A Choice Not an Echo." Backing the candidacy of Sen. Barry Goldwater, the book was a polemic against the stranglehold the eastern liberal establishment had held on the Republican nomination for decades. "A Choice" sold 3 million copies....
  • The “trade” agreements constitute treason, giving away sovereignty to corporate arbitration tribunals. The harpy’s bellicosity towards Russia (no longer the Communist empire) on behalf of Islamic barbarians destroying the civilized element in the middle east is beyond evil. Trump, with his faults, is preferable to the treason, militarism, corruption and barbarism personified by a restoration of the Clinton regime.

  • From CNN, this account of Hillary's Labor Day campaign kickoff is consistently deadpan funny: Hillary Clinton: Timing of Russian hack is aimed at helping Trump By Dan Merica, CNN Updated 7:54 PM ET, Mon September 5, 2016 ...Clinton said the Russian hacking was "almost unthinkable" and compared the intrusions into a variety of Democratic bodies...
  • @newrouter
    >“This is like Watergate only now in cyber time,” Clinton said<

    does she really want us to revisit her minor role in that affair?

    Replies: @Exiled off mainstreet

    As for watergate, somebody should mention again that she was fired from her post as a legal advisor to the congressional impeachment committee because of her refusal to adhere to the rule of law and legal ethics. Her superior gave her the sack in this instance and, for some reason, this has gone down the memory hole. The loathsomeness of her record is almost without parallel.

  • The Politically Correct assault on the university is relentless but the University of Chicago has recently seemingly provided a victory for fans of intellectual freedom. John Ellison, Chicago’s Dean of Students sent a letter to the incoming freshmen class stating, "You will find that we expect members of our community to be engaged in rigorous...
  • I am lucky enough to have gone to university 40 years ago before the political correctness incubus was a serious issue. It was also free at that time. It is unfortunate for the people born too late to have benefited from these factors.

  • Were the election held today, Hillary Clinton would probably win a clear majority of the Electoral College. Her problem: The election is two months off. Sixty days out, one senses she has lost momentum -- the "Big Mo" of which George H. W. Bush boasted following his Iowa triumph in 1980 -- and her campaign...
  • At one time I was critical of Mr. Buchanan, though his foreign policy views starting with his presidential run in ’92 seemed much more rational than the received wisdom. A few comments on this great column: Clinton’s statement comparing his corrupt slush fund foundation to actions of “Robin Hood” reminds me of WC Fields in the film “Poppy” where he tells his beautiful daughter that he is robbing from the rich to give to the poor. “Which Poor?” she says. “Us poor” he answers.
    This is the Clintons to a “T”. Meanwhile, Clinton’s lackeys are describing Trump as a racist, but Trump, so far, hasn’t even mentioned a major war crime which occurred in Libya which has been mentioned again recently, for example, in Danny Haiphong’s reports on blackagendareport, a website associated with Green party VP choice Ajamu Baraka, commentator Glen Ford and others.
    This was the mass murder in the Libyan city of Sirte of black Africans whom Khaddafi had allowed to settle in Libya as part of his belief in African unity. This crime against humanity can be directly ascribed to Hillary Clinton since emails from her crony and unofficial advisor Sidney Blumenthal reveal that she knew that the likely result of the intervention she was spearheading in Libya would be instability and seizure of the country by Jihadi elements.
    As for the Putin McCarthyism thing, this is far more threatening than the original McCarthyism, since there is no ideological basis for the Putin demonisation and the end result should she secure victory will be to create a serious threat of war with a nuclear opponent. In any event, this politically correct personality cult demonisation itself is quintessential “soft totalitarianism”. I agree with Mr. Buchanan that her campaign seems to be tanking at least to some extent. Can we really believe that historically antiwar people, who primarily have been active in Democratic politics in the past, can go against their own principles to the extent of voting for this dangerous war mongering harpy who is using fascist-type appeals?
    Since the polling models of likely voters are often based on prior year turnout models, I suspect that they may be skewed in her favor, since many loyal Democrats will find her plate of excrement to steamy too consume. She is, after all, an unindicted war criminal and an unindicted fraudster. She also has violated national security statutes which, though they have been abused by the Obama regime otherwise the authorities in this instance decided to turn a blind eye, since she is the anointed successor, sort of like a PRI party choice used to be in one party Mexico.

  • If you strapped Bill Clinton to a polygraph (or some lie detector that can’t be fooled by the Clintons)—I suspect he, too, might confess to a preference for Vladimir Putin over Barack Obama. Mr. Clinton had been appropriately scathing, in 2008, about Obama’s mythical status in the media. A “fairy tale,” he called the current...
  • This “leftist” supports Trump over the harpy because she is the obvious fascist, as exemplified by her claims that those who don’t support her are disloyal. The characterisation of Hillary as a “yankee” by that definition is good. The fact is, her know-it-all entitlement is singularly unattractive and does not fit with those who used to vote Democratic. This election will be a test of character for how far people will go to support a label. Her candidacy represents war crimes, neoliberalism and fascism and she does not have the charisma to pull it off either.

    • Agree: Jacques Sheete
    • Replies: @CCZ
    @exiled off mainstreet

    I agree with you, but wonder, am I one of the half of us in the “basket of deplorables.”


    Clinton: Half of Trump’s supporters fit in ‘basket of deplorables’
    Washington Post By Abby Phillip September 9

    Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton described half of the Americans supporting Donald Trump as a “basket of deplorables” made up of “racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic” people.

    “You know, to just be grossly generalistic, you could put half of Trump's supporters into what I call the 'basket of deplorables'. Right?” Clinton said to applause and laughter from the crowd of supporters at an LGBT for Hillary fundraiser where Barbra Streisand performed. “The racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamaphobic — you name it.”

    “And unfortunately there are people like that. And he has lifted them up,” she added.

    Clinton said that it was unfortunate that Trump had given them a voice, citing “offensive mean-spirited rhetoric” on websites and Twitter.

    “Some of those folks — they are irredeemable, but thankfully they are not America,” she said.

     

    Replies: @WorkingClass, @dahoit

  • Since Donald Trump said that if Vladimir Putin praises him, he would return the compliment, Republican outrage has not abated. Arriving on Capitol Hill to repair ties between Trump and party elites, Gov. Mike Pence was taken straight to the woodshed. John McCain told Pence that Putin was a "thug and a butcher," and Trump's...
  • What is scary is the apparent lust by the harpy’s crowd to bring back the cold war despite Russia’s non-ideological stance. As is indicated by Mr. Buchanan here, the Russian actions in the Ukraine amount to defending Russian sovereignty against a hostile coup takeover of a friendly state. What is really frightening is the name-calling and propaganda which seems to be ginning up a nuclear war. What is deplorable aren’t the “deplorables” but former “progressives” who have drunk the harpy’s kool-aid and support her Jack D. Ripper type of foreign policy which is a threat to our survival.

  • For some reason the Clinton campaign and respectable press decided to make this Birtherism Week. Trump finally agreed to do a speech touching on it, which got heavy television coverage. But most of the event was devoted to war heroes endorsing Trump, with Trump saying at the end that Obama was born in the U.S....
  • The fact that Trump indicates he picked up on the “birtherism” from Hillary’s cronies Sidney Blumenthal and others is a bigger issue than whether he originally accepted the tenets of the viewpoint. The salient fact should become that the Clintons were so intent on power that they picked up any issue, including whether Obama was born in Kenya, to gain power. This is of a piece with the Clintons’ mad dash for power despite evidence they are covering up that she has been suffering from Parkinson’s disease for some long while and is, therefore, incapable of effectively exercising the absolute power she seeks.

    • Replies: @Steve Sailer
    @exiled off mainstreet

    There were a couple of pieces of evidence for Obama being born in Kenya -- the literary agent's brochure and one old Kenyan lady relative's statement to a reporter. But it never seemed very probable, although most people don't do reality checks very well.

    David Maraniss finally tracked down for his 2012 book some nurse in Hawaii who could remember the maternity nurses and doctors joking about somebody named "Stanley" giving birth in their hospital.

    Replies: @D. K., @JVO

    , @Stephen R. Diamond
    @exiled off mainstreet


    The fact that Trump indicates he picked up on the “birtherism” from Hillary’s cronies Sidney Blumenthal and others is a bigger issue than whether he originally accepted the tenets of the viewpoint.
     
    Come on. That's just dumb. Trump promoted birtherism for years and until just now refused to disavow it.

    Replies: @iSteveFan, @Shine a Light, @Jus' Sayin'..., @Clyde

  • @Shine a Light
    @Stephen R. Diamond

    Yes but Trump was open, direct, and always owned his birtherism.

    Hillary, on the other hand, was covert, sneaky, and always pushed her birtherism through surrogates.

    Most Americans prefer Trump's open and frank debate, even if he is wrong, to Hillary's conniving back-stabbing, while always trying to maintain plausible deniability for herself.

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet, @Flinders Petrie

    This is it in a nutshell. The fact that the Clintons originally ran with the ball is also the key fact. It is also interesting that birtherism was irrelevant in the case of Ted Cruz, born of an American mother but definitely in Calgary, Alberta, still not officially part of the yankee imperium.

  • Trump took the stage today to the music of the big show tune from Les Miserables in front of a projected graphic adapted from the musical poster by some guy on the Internet named Keln. I haven't found an ideal video of it yet. Most of the videos shot by audience members have contrast and...
  • While only tangentially on the subject, it is interesting to me that the Dornsife LA Times USC poll, which consistently shows Trump ahead, uses anonymity in its methodology. This probably explains its “pro Trump bias”. At present, it is showing a 7-6 Trump lead, which would translate into a Dukakis-like defeat of the Harpy. It is also interesting that the exit polls in the Berlin “Land” election in Germany showed AfD (Alternativ fuer Deutschland) a nationalist-populist anti-establishment party at 11% in the election for the provincial (also city) legislature. The actual results which came out showed a 14% vote for the populists, indicating a similar reluctance to own up to pollsters that one is supporting the populist choice. The other party which gained in the result was the Linke (post Communists or non-sellout socialists) who take an anti-US anti establishment position.
    More locally, I suspect that the turn-out models used by pollsters, based on 2012 where Obama was the candidate, are predicting a greater turnout among blacks than will likely occur with the harpy, who is now the proven originator of the “birther” movement through her crony Sid Blumenthal, as the candidate.
    She is toast unless Trump makes some extraordinarily serious unforced error, something which does not seem as likely at the moment.

  • Think of American politics today as a tale of two Donalds. First, there’s Donald Trump, political provocateur, a man with his eye on the Oval Office who’s ready to say just about anything to get into it. That includes insisting, in his “America First” campaign, that he -- and he alone -- will bring back...
  • The Clintons’ record of corruption including their foundation slush fund and the 10s of millions for giving speeches to corporate groups dwarf anything Trump can be accused of. Considering Clinton’s record in the destruction of Libya, one has to ask if being a war criminal should not be enough to disqualify that person from political office. Anybody who votes for her in light of those facts soils themselves with those crimes.

  • The United States is on the wrong side in the Syrian war. The U.S. is on the side of al Qaida, the terrorist organization that killed 3,000 Americans on September 11, 2001. Jabhat al Nusra, which is the name of al Qaida’s branch in Syria, is the most powerful and effective militia currently fighting against...
  • The yankee policy of threatening war with Russia which could go nuclear effectively on behalf of el qaeda thugs (whether or not they were in fact responsible for 9/11, which they probably were even if it was allowed to happen to create a Reichstag type pretext) is not only criminal but stupid. Historians who survive the resulting nuclear holocaust will have to determine what kind of regime engages in nuclear suicide for barbaric thugs.

  • Have at it in the comments. ----------------- Notes on the debate: Hillary “looking for ways to celebrate our diversity” and “overcome divisiveness.” Will she use the word "vibrancy" again? Trump mentions "strong border" in first answer, in comparison to first debate when it took him 61 minutes to get to the word "border." He mentions...
  • @Coemgen
    Hillary still looks stressed when Benghazi is mentioned. There must be loose ends still dangling from her involvement there.

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet

    One loose end is in Sirte, Libya, where the jihadi thugs sponsored by the harpy in her overthrow of Libya committed a mass murder on Africans Khaddafi had settled there as “mercenaries” when they seized the city. In general, Benghazi really represents the war crime Hillary is guilty of, spearheading the Libya destabilization. After all, even Obama has admitted that this was his greatest error. If Trump wins, perhaps he won’t take Obama’s position that war crimes should be forgotten about as we go forward.

  • From the debate transcript in Fortune: RADDATZ: Mr. Trump, we’re going to move on. The heart-breaking video of a 5-year-old Syrian boy named Omran sitting in an ambulance after being pulled from the rubble after an air strike in Aleppo focused the world’s attention on the horrors of the war in Syria, with 136 million...
  • Trump’s statement in response to the official media propagandist’s twist of reality on Aleppo shows why he needs to get in to assure our survival. The Clintons and the establishment seem bent on nuclear war on behalf of el qaeda, which is not only criminal and suicidal but stupid and treasonous.

  • During the sexual scandals of Bill Clinton—the “bimbo eruptions” as Hillary called them—the Democrats and progressive opinion ruled out a person’s sex life as a political factor. Now suddenly nothing more than juvenile locker room banter without the actual sex has become the determinant of political unfitness. Where did the 11-year old recording of locker...
  • It has really degenerated into the candidate of life running against the uniparty’s candidate of death, threatening nuclear war on behalf of el qaeda. This is a non-issue and indications are that the tape was actually released by the GOP faction opposed to Trump to set up the planned stab in the back. His debate performance derailed it, but the presstitutes and the official structure, like the 21st century version of fascism it embodies, carries on. Anyone who can back the harpy is themself responsible for the crimes she will commit. With her record of criminality and corruption being exposed daily by wikileaks releases (not covered much by the official pravda press) how can anybody retain any self-respect who supports her? Trump’s failings simply don’t measure up against the proven venality, gangsterism, and mad desire for power exhibited by the Clinton cabal, which effected a hostile takeover of the democratic party in 1992 and is seeking to do the same thing, with fatal results, of the yankee imperium.
    The Snowden thing and the acceptance of sanctions and the mainstream media acceptance throughout the entire western world of the propaganda memes against Russia reveals that the structure has left the rule of law and decency behind and has degenerated into a 21st century version of corrupt power mad fascism. With all of the nukes in existence, we had better eat drink and be merry because our time is not long.

  • I just returned from a trip to East Africa where I was involved in discussions with several government leaders regarding the refugee crisis, among other issues. The continued flow of immigrants across national borders seeking to reach Europe is declining as colder weather arrives but not as much as in previous years and the migration...
  • “Liberalism” as embodied by the Clintons is the 21st century version of fascism. It is fraudulent, as the author indicates without fully discussing it, to call this liberalism. The reason GOP quislings favour Clinton is that she embodies the establishment conservative militarism dominant in the yankee imperialism, though as the author indicates, it masquerades as “liberalism. ” The Khaddafi thing was the war crime which broke up the middle east via the sluicing of Libyan weapons to el qaeda thugs in Syria. It is not only criminal, but stupid, that the yankee imperium appears to contemplate World War III with Russia in defence of those they would otherwise describe as ragheads if they weren’t “our” ragheads. That reveals the moral and political bankruptcy of the yankee ruling class.

    • Replies: @Rehmat
    @exiled off mainstreet

    NOPE dude - the destruction of Arica's most rich and Liberal country had nothing to do with the so-called al-Qaeda which currently is allied with the USrael against Syrian Assad.

    Qaddafi was removed from power and butchered to death because according to Bernard-Henri Levy, he became an 'existential threat' to the Zionist regime.

    "What I have done all these months, I did as a Jew. And like all the Jews of the world, I was worried. Despite legitimate anxiety is an uprising to be welcomed with favor, we were dealing with one of the worst enemy of Israel," Levy told members of French Jewish Lobby (CRIF) in November 2011.

    https://rehmat1.com/2012/09/18/bernard-levy-qaddafi-was-an-enemy-of-israel/

    Replies: @Kyle a

    , @Joe Wong
    @exiled off mainstreet

    Calling the Yankee fascism or imperialism is upgrading them, Yankee is the Empire of Chaos made up by a bunch 'God-fearing' morally defunct evil 'inquisitors'.

    Replies: @John Jeremiah Smith

    , @No_0ne
    @exiled off mainstreet

    "Liberalism” as embodied by the Clintons is the 21st century version of fascism.'

    Actually, undermining foreign governments through propaganda, NGOs, fomenting insurgencies, and sometimes coups is more reminiscent of the "anti-fascists"-- the Comintern.

    , @my2cents
    @exiled off mainstreet

    Whatever makes you think Clinton is a liberal??
    She is a neocon
    The breakup of the M.E began with the illegal invasion/destruction of Iraq under Bush - a war crime
    Clinton voted FOR it.
    She then worked hard for a NO-Fly Zone in Libya which is American euphemism for bombing them into the 3rd century BC....a war crime...."We came, We saw, he died" are the statements of a psychopathic woman....add to that their racket called the Clinton Foundation and the whole lot should be put in the slammer on white bread and water with the key in the Potomac
    Today's problems in Syria are a direct result of Libya. She has already said she'll destroy Iran, and then Russia.....Perhaps these delusions are caused by long term Parkinsons medications, but this is a very sick lady who should stay away from the White House nor hold any public office beyond that of dag catcher.

    Replies: @RobinG

  • "Remember, it's a rigged system. It's a rigged election," said Donald Trump in New Hampshire on Saturday. The stunned recoil in this city suggests this bunker buster went right down the chimney. As the French put it, "Il n'y a que la verite qui blesse." It is only the truth that hurts. In what sense...
  • Sanders has revealed himself as a grovelling disgrace, particularly after the evidence which has emerged from wikileaks and elsewhere that he was cheated by the power structure of his nomination. There are even indications that he made a deal knowing it was fixed. As for Mr. Buchanan, though I started my adulthood disliking him as an acolyte of Nixon, he has worn well and his foreign policy views have revealed themselves to be accurate. Nixon, though he was guilty of the major crime of keeping the Viet Nam war going, was correct in his openness to China and his detente with the Soviet Union. Imperialism is inimical to any sort of republic, and the yankee imperium has degenerated into the soft fascism discussed by political thinker Sheldon Wolin, who came up with the best description of the 21st century yankee state which I have seen.

    • Replies: @Bill Jones
    @exiled off mainstreet

    I liked Charlotte Twight's "Participatory Fascism".

  • According to the mainstream media, in a recent speech in West Palm Beach, Donald Trump finally completely lost it. Sawing the air with his tiny hands in a unmistakeably Hitlerian manner, he spat out a series of undeniably hateful anti-Semitic code words … like “political establishment,” “global elites” and, yes, “international banks.” He even went...
  • @john cronk
    It's too bad that you, like a lot of people, feel the need to temper otherwise good writing with defamation of Trump. Being wise about defending good judgement doesn't go well with being nasty and unfair about Trump

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet, @Alfred1860, @gwynedd1

    I concur with the view of Mr. Cronk above. I further state that the Trump disclaimers reveal the extent to which the “inverted” or “soft” fascism have infected even serious critiques of the imperium.

  • Should Donald Trump surge from behind to win, he would likely bring in with him both houses of Congress. Much of his agenda -- tax cuts, deregulation, border security, deportation of criminals here illegally, repeal of Obamacare, appointing justices like Scalia, unleashing the energy industry -- could be readily enacted. On new trade treaties with...
  • @PiltdownMan

    And, with the election over, the investigative reporters of the adversary press, Pulitzers beckoning, would be cut loose to go after her.
     
    Our press does not work like that anymore, Mr. Buchanan.

    Replies: @Exiled off mainstreet

    While I agree again with Mr. Buchanan’s excellent commentary, I also have to concur with the first critical response and point out that if she gets in it will be because the presstitute media has studiously avoided all of these issues. The question will be whether internet sources and the total discrediting of the corporate parasite media can create the climate necessary to go after the obvious criminal behaviour she represents.

    • Replies: @Zach
    @Exiled off mainstreet

    Once Hillary is in, the knives will come out. Bernie's supporters are now biting their tongues, Elizabeth Warren doesn't like Hillary, squishy Republicans like Paul Ryan are going to want to be paid back, Obama and his followers would love to see Hillary impeached and Tim Kaine placed on the throne. It goes on and on. Someone from one of those factions will hand incriminating info about Hillary to the press. If Hillary wins, she'll be damaged goods and there will be plenty of leftists willing to use the press in a power grab.

    Replies: @Thirdeye

  • After posting Friday's column, "A Presidency from Hell," about the investigations a President Hillary Clinton would face, by afternoon it was clear I had understated the gravity of the situation. Networks exploded with news that FBI Director James Comey had informed Congress he was reopening the investigation into Clinton's email scandal, which he had said...
  • This is an excellent column stating facts needed to be clearly stated. Too bad Mr. Buchanan’s views are not given more credence by the lamestream establishment. It is obvious to any sentient person looking at the evidence that the major reason for the secret email servers was to facilitate the pay for play corruption emanating from the US foreign office under Clinton. In light of Weiner’s record and suspicions involving the harpy’s relationship with whom some suspect is her real main squeeze, there may be significant bombs hidden on Huma’s server. One can suspect that all of the emails cleaned up by the erasing software may still be there on Weiner’s servers, since the Harpy sometimes seems amateurish about her corruption if she thinks she is invulnerable. If she gets in, we can already see how the “official” investigation will go, since Podesta’s lawyer is the man designated by the US justice department to run the investigation. The stench of corruption is unprecedented, as is the level of war crimes which the harpy committed spearheading the Libyan overthrow. Her demands for challenging Russia in Syria in support of the el qaeda thugs armed from her Libyan enterprise is probably the biggest threat to the survival of civilization ever posed by the yankee imperium. One has to wonder if, as Mr. Buchanan predicts, the Clintons are under the gun of another special prosecutor, they will opt for the national suicide of engaging in a nuclear war.

  • Without a shred of evidence and against the expressed wishes of his superiors at the Department of Justice, the head of the nation’s most prestigious law enforcement agency announced the reopening of an investigation into the mishandling of classified material by Democratic presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton. The surprise announcement was delivered last Friday by FBI...
  • @Mike Whitney
    Here's what Comey should have done: He should have exposed whatever he has on Hillary chapter and verse, and not beat around the bush with a bunch of insinuations intended to create suspicion and move the polls.

    If he had done that, I would respect him because he'd be following in the tradition of brave men like Julian Assange, Snowden and Manning.

    But Comey didn't blow the whistle because he didn't want to pay the price for "whistleblowing". It's that simple.
    He wants to be a hero and save his sorry backside at the same time.

    I am shocked that so many people think he is a "patriot" when his actions suggest the exact opposite!

    Replies: @Anon, @exiled off mainstreet

    I agree that Comey should have exposed whatever he has on her and probably resigned back in July. I agree with your characterisation that he is trying to have it both ways. He is not a patriot but is attempting to salvage what he can of his reputation, though that train left the station when he did his soft shoe in stating why the harpy wouldn’t be prosecuted. I disagree with your contention that the evidence is lacking of Clinton Foundation corruption. That corruption has been totally exposed by wikileaks and other exposes over the past couple of years and sets a historical standard which has scarcely ever been attained by any other person or cabal. If this involved anybody but a Clinton, they would be rattling cages. I think the dynasty bit the Clintons represent was a hostile takeover which totally destroyed the Democratic party. Its reverberations, Blair, Hollande and others, have destroyed the traditional left parties in Britain, Germany, France and elsewhere, reducing them to quisling sellouts. It had the same effect on media. The arch-Tory Daily Mail has more accurate coverage of the yankee election than any printed English language newspaper. Meanwhile, in what used to be referred to as western countries, only new populist based leftist parties retain any legitimacy, or in other instances including the US, the populist elements which have started new parties or taken control of existing rightist parties which are actually taking positions to the left of the neoliberalized establishment sell-outs. This is what Trump represents and why my support for him does not contradict my traditional left position.
    As far as the Clintons are concerned, they are so corrupt, evil and dangerous that they must be destroyed if the rule of law is to be restored. As such, I welcome Comey’s wheeze, even if his motives were less than pure.

  • Here’s my presentation at the early 2013 VDARE.com symposium, transcribed and then translated from spoken Sailerese into actual written English. Hi, I’m Steve Sailer, and it’s a real pleasure to address our symposium. I’m going to talk about some overlooked aspects of the 2012 election. As we get to the data, we’re going to focus...
  • @AP
    @AP

    I just checked the stats - Romney won university-educated white voters by 14%. Trump is losing this group by 7%. Attacking "the elites" or "cucks" essentially means attacking educated whites. trump's movement may make up for this through maximizing white working class votes, but dividing whites is at best a tricky strategy.

    Replies: @Amasius, @exiled off mainstreet

    A lot of non-University educated whites stayed home because Romney was such a poor candidate. Trump is a stronger candidate and the harpy is a weaker one. If she does as well as Obama did it will be the result of fraud, the fact that the media has congealed into a fascist-like propaganda combination, or a combination of these two factors. Meanwhile, some evidence indicates that educated types sometimes do not reveal to pollsters their preference for Trump because it is politically incorrect or damaging to their professional status, so the polling figures may be skewed somewhat. I would also expect a much lower black turnout for somebody carrying the harpy’s baggage. We’ll see what happens, but I suspect that the gist of the headline of the reprinted 2013 article really is that if the white vote increases as a proportion of the total, which it should, things may not follow the predicted polling model, which is based on 2012 turnout tweaked somewhat to favour the pollsters’ predilections since they are part of the same media combine which is fully in the bag for the harpy.

    • Replies: @AP
    @exiled off mainstreet


    Meanwhile, some evidence indicates that educated types sometimes do not reveal to pollsters their preference for Trump because it is politically incorrect or damaging to their professional status, so the polling figures may be skewed somewhat.
     
    This may be account for a few % but the magnitude of the shift is such that it doesn't make a big difference. Romney won college-educated whites by 14%, Trump is losing them (according to polls) by 7%. Even if the actual figure is a loss of 2% or so it's still a large shift.

    Romney won among white women, getting 56% of their vote. Trump was getting 43% at the end of October.

    Trump is the first Republican candidate to split the white vote and to lose large segments of white voters.

    A lot of non-University educated whites stayed home because Romney was such a poor candidate.
     
    If Trump pulls off a win it will be because of this, plus lower black and other Democratic turnout.

    Replies: @Reg Cæsar

  • From the NYT:
  • @Cwhatfuture
    If she wins there will be nothing that will restrain her, and her administration's, behavior, except for perhaps whatever weird medical condition she has. The press protects her, the FBI protects her, the Justice Department protects her. What lesson has she learned after 50 years? That she is allowed to do whatever she wants.

    And there is absolutely no evidence she is competent in anything. She has never demonstrated competence and she has never indicated any self awareness.

    Belief that you are allowed to do anything you please, plus incompetence, without ever being aware you have caused the failures around you, does not make for a good combination.

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet

    I fully concur with the view expressed by Cwhatfuture about the harpy, her character and qualifications. I saw through her in 2008 and it was the main reason I supported Obama in the primary: that he wasn’t her. The Clintons effected a hostile takeover of the democratic party and made it into a corrupt fascist neolib neocon travesty of the public interest. They perfectly fit the concept of enemies of the people. Their record is tawdry, odious, criminal and sordid. I think this FBI two-step only reveals to all the corrupt nature of the yankee state and eliminates the last shreds of legitimacy appertaining thereto.

    Anybody who, despite all of the evidence available, gives their vote to this useless piece of humanity carries her taint. That is why there is so much discord between those who will vote for any sack of shit labelled “democrat” and those who no longer can swallow the evil broth the Clintons represent. Let’s examine her competency and character: Despite her Yale Law School status she flunked the bar in DC. She left her position as one of the lawyers helping the Nixon congressional impeachment committee under a cloud. The need to win at all costs has been the hallmark of her entire odious career. The knowledge of this central fact makes any and all accusations against her credible even if they prove false. Indeed, she has the same qualifications and moral stature as another first lady turned president, Imelda Marcos, who had better taste in shoes than does the harpy.

    • Replies: @Lagertha
    @exiled off mainstreet

    check out Hare's Checklist.

  • @guest
    @Dan

    Emailgate is prima facie worse than Watergate. For one thing, Nixon didn't lie under oath. For another, the burglars weren't stealing state secrets.

    Replies: @Hibernian, @exiled off mainstreet

    I think Nixon probably would have lied under oath, except that as I recall he never was put under oath. The bigger issue in any event is not the state secrets issue, though she obviously violated that statute. In my view, the bigger issue is that she set up the server to cover up crimes being committed: her use of the foreign secretary position to obtain major foreign government and individual contributions to her foundation, a sort of massive slush fund pay to play which was unprecedented in scope. This major fraud issue actually dwarfs the national security issue, though that one is easier to prove, since no proof of intent is even required.

  • Without a shred of evidence and against the expressed wishes of his superiors at the Department of Justice, the head of the nation’s most prestigious law enforcement agency announced the reopening of an investigation into the mishandling of classified material by Democratic presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton. The surprise announcement was delivered last Friday by FBI...
  • @Mike Whitney
    Many on the left and right thought Comey was a patriot because he threw a wrench in Hillary's presidential bid.
    I thought the guy was a phony from the get go.
    So let's trace his recent history and see what it shows:

    In July, Comey caved in to DOJ pressure when he exonerated Hillary.
    Then --two weeks ago-- he caved in again to placate rebellious agents at the Bureau.
    The on Sunday, The Hill reported that he caved in a third time with this announcement:

    “Since my letter," Comey wrote Sunday, "the FBI investigative team has been working around the clock to process and review a large volume of emails from a device obtained in connection with an unrelated criminal investigation."

    "During that process we reviewed all of the communications that were to or from Hillary Clinton while she was Secretary of State. "Based on our review, we have not changed our conclusions that we expressed in July with respect to Secretary Clinton."

    Ahh, so now Hillary gets a clean bill of health again?
    Unbelievable!

    The man is the biggest political chameleon of all time!

    Comey never intended to produces the goods on Hillary. It was all a sham to get the agents off his back.

    If he really had a conscience he'd go "whistleblower" and spill the whole dirty story on Hillary's corrupt pay to play swindle. But then he'd face jailtime like the real patriots --Snowden, Assange and Manning. Comey doesn't want that. Oh no. He wants to run out the clock at the FBI and get a sweet deal from some slimy Wall Street investment bank.

    Isn't that the way these things usually play out?

    Replies: @Taras77, @exiled off mainstreet

    I agree. I think they threatened to trump up some charges against him and he decided to do an el foldo. I don’t think it will have a major effect since this fact is apparent. I also think that FBI agents have full knowledge of the corruption of the Clinton operations, and, if somehow she is defeated, this will all be exposed. This is the best reason to hope that a miracle occurs and she is defeated, which I think is even fairly likely unless the voting machines are fixed. Those who vote for her having knowledge of the facts are themselves tainted. Her running adverts accusing Trump of being a threat of nuclear war are particularly cynical considering that her Syria policy presents the biggest threat of nuclear war in history. If she wins, we should eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we’re likely to all die.

  • The American people don’t know very much about war even if Washington has been fighting on multiple fronts since 9/11. The continental United States has not experienced the presence a hostile military force for more than 100 years and war for the current generation of Americans consists largely of the insights provided by video games...
  • Hillary’s advert accusing Trump of being dangerous is outrageous projection considering that her plan involves fighting Russia on behalf of el qaeda, a sort of treason to civilization. We can probably easily survive Trump, but Clinton is a literal spin of the barrel which could result in nuclear armageddon. My guess is that Trump can be set straight about Iran while Clinton is a megalomaniac who thinks she can do what Bonaparte and Hitler failed to do: take down Russia. Trump recognizes that Russia is really part of western civilization where the harpy is a threat to it based on the millions of middle eastern refugees the destabilisations she spearheaded have brought into Europe.

  • It is not hard to think of reasons why Hillary Clinton should not be President. Yesterday Wikileaks founder Julian Assange cited one of the best: Libya. In an interview with John Pilger, a noted Australian-born documentary maker and veteran critic of American military adventurism, he commented: “Libya more that anyone else’s war was Hillary Clinton’s...
  • The Libya thing is the harpy’s greatest crime. She should be held legally accountable for it.

  • "If I don't win, this will be the greatest waste of time, money and energy in my lifetime," says Donald Trump. Herewith, a dissent. Whatever happens Tuesday, Trump has made history and has forever changed American politics. Though a novice in politics, he captured the Party of Lincoln with the largest turnout of primary voters...
  • @CCZ
    NYT's Paul Krugman is upset (NYT online).

    What we do know is that people like me, and probably like most readers of The New York Times, truly didn’t understand the country we live in. We thought that our fellow citizens would not, in the end, vote for a candidate so manifestly unqualified for high office, so temperamentally unsound, so scary yet ludicrous.

    We thought that the nation, while far from having transcended racial prejudice and misogyny, had become vastly more open and tolerant over time.

    We thought that the great majority of Americans valued democratic norms and the rule of law.

    It turns out that we were wrong. There turn out to be a huge number of people — white people, living mainly in rural areas — who don’t share at all our idea of what America is about. For them, it is about blood and soil, about traditional patriarchy and racial hierarchy. And there were many other people who might not share those anti-democratic values, but who nonetheless were willing to vote for anyone bearing the Republican label.

    I don’t know how we go forward from here. Is America a failed state and society? It looks truly possible.
     

    Replies: @exiled off mainstreet, @Oleaginous Outrager, @Randal, @Erebus, @SolontoCroesus, @nsa, @edNels

    An acolyte of the deep state and the harpy extolling the rule of law like Krugman does is either naive, cynical or both. Excellent work Mr. Buchanan at creating a movement which hopefully has finally halted the suicidal path the yankee imperium has been following the last 30 years. I am breathing much easier now.

  • It is not hard to think of reasons why Hillary Clinton should not be President. Yesterday Wikileaks founder Julian Assange cited one of the best: Libya. In an interview with John Pilger, a noted Australian-born documentary maker and veteran critic of American military adventurism, he commented: “Libya more that anyone else’s war was Hillary Clinton’s...
  • In a better world, the Harpy’s Libya effort would be a stepping stone to a war crimes trial. It now looks like Assange was too pessimistic. The wikileaks did help bring her down. Those who voted for her out of partisan loyalty knowing her odious record share some of her opprobrium.