#Trump2024 is arguably even more popular than he was in 2016, despite a four-year term during which the establishment got everything it wanted – including the #Covid #lockdowns.

Why do his supporters still consider him a threat to the establishment?https://t.co/rW8Rp10HFV

— Tom Mullen (@ThomasMullen) March 18, 2024

Manufacturing jobs never ever made up more than 30% of all jobs.  In fact, it was always lower than that, much lower and more into the 20%, 25%, 27% range except during WWII when they were just making bombs to blow up.  Now this didn't make anybody richer; it temporarily made the people who were unemployed . . . they got money but that was all inflation and taxation.  None of this was real.  It was the same thing Hitler did.  So apart from all the death camps and all the evil crap that Hitler did, he also sent everybody to work making bombs and stuff and then claimed he had solved unemployment.  Manufacturing never made up that large of a percentage of the population.  In other words, at its very peak, manufacturing jobs, 70% of the population was doing something else.  So I think people have this idea that Trump is going to put on tariffs, and people are going to stop importing manufactured goods and like 80% of the population is going to work in manufacturing.  No.  It was never the case at the height of American manufacturing employment, and it wouldn't be the case any time no matter how many tariffs you put on.  So it really is just completely a retarded idea.  Be that as it may, he didn't even follow through on that.  Okay?  His advisors, a few of his loyal advisors, the people who really believed in him, were saying, "Don't back away," but all the other ones, whom people call RINOs, some even call Libertarians although that's kind of a laugh that anyone in Washington DC at all is a Libertarian other than Thomas Massie and Rand Paul, two of them, two people.  His advisors tell him, "We're going to have a recession, you're going to lose the next election."  So he backed off.  

16:37  He made a deal in early 2020.  It was signed, and manufacturing immediately rebounded by the way.  So if you trace the IMS Manufacturing Index to see when it was in recession and when it came back, it locks in step completely with those tariffs and their removal.  So he didn't do that.  I keep wanting to think that his supporters are really antiwar.  I actually think Trump is sincere about not fighting at least as many wars.  And I always wondered is it just because he says that that his supporters go along with that when all they really care about is immigration and tariffs?  Or is there a critical mass of people who are sick of this crap?  If there is and if the antiwar part of his message is at all part of the reason why people want to reelect him, well, he didn't do that either.  He promised in 2018 he would be out of Afghanistan with all the troops home by Christmas, and then he sent more troops, and then he never left.  Then he made some deal, "Oh, we're going to get out, but you have to elect me again first."  No.  No, sorry, Donald.  We've heard that too many times.  The fact that it was Joe Biden that got the troops out of Afghanistan is just a travesty.  As despicable a person as Joe Biden is and as warmonger as he's shown that he is and corrupt, and everything else, to allow him to be the one to end the Afghanistan War is just inexcusable to me.

18:43  He bombed Syria twice.  Now there's some murmurings that he bombed empty buildings, and if that's true, that's good, I'm glad.  That was an intentional thing, "Look, I'm going to do this bombing to get all of these people off my back, but I'm not going to kill anybody."  I hope that's the case.  And when he refused to bomb Iran over them shooting down the drone, I give him full kudos for that too.  In fact, he came out and said, "Listen, I'm not killing 150 Iranians over an unmanned drone.  I'm just not going to do it."  I don't think I've ever heard a president say in my lifetime anything that sensible.  So that's good for him.  But we got to remember that the whole Iran thing was his high-pressure campaign that he let John Bolton run.  How'd he think that was going to turn out?  He almost got us into a war while he was saying he didn't want one.  He did that and he funded Ukraine.  Now he tried to hold up the funding pending an investigation into his chief political opponent.  Boy, that was a bad precedent to set, wasn't it, Donald?  But I think he was always going to send it.  And he still talks about Putin like a Neocon now.  A lot of the foreign policy, the positive parts, have faded away during this campaign and I don't exactly know why that is.  Now, he's still saying some 

SASHA LATYPOVA: Pharma pays for his campaign, and the DOD is likely running it

[Trump's supporters] are forced to resolve the cognitive dissonance in favor of “well, he was lied to by Fauci, so…"

https://t.co/YXPxt7P5g9

— St. Michael, the Archangel (@aveng_angel) March 13, 2024

from Sasha Latypova,

Trump is shilling for covid vaccines again. Pharma pays for his campaign, and the DOD is likely running it - this is obvious from his consistency and dedication to this line of messaging. It is propaganda, pure and simple - lies repeated often enough to his base, normalize the most monstrous lies. So they are forced to resolve the cognitive dissonance in favor of “well, he was lied to by Fauci, so…”  

CORRUPTIBLE TRUMP: He's used his antiwar record to whitewash his 4th Generation warfare Operation Warp Speed that's weakened and killed millions of Americans

People liked Trump for being brutally honest with the media, Hillary, & Biden (aka, Obama's 3rd term) and people like his Borscht Belt humor. So he is entertaining. But a single man or a single one-term administration cannot sort out the mess of a bazaar of billionaires.

He likes to tout his antiwar record. I don't know. What secret wars did he fund? I don't know. There was the brazen assassination of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani in January 2020 before the rollout of the COVID hoax and scamdemic that imposed warlike restrictions, stripping of civil rights, couldn't enter a grocery without a pair of panties on your face, pulled up over your nose; couldn't walk 5 feet to a dining table in a restaurant from door to table without a mask on. But let's not exaggerate, please, this was not a war; it was an emergency. Yeah, you keep telling yourself that.

So was Trump really antiwar, was he really the peace-loving, pidgeon-feeding St. Francis of Assisi? I have my doubts. He sure seemed to be free and easy with taxpayers' money. Perhaps Trump didn't start any hot conventional wars, but he didn't seem to end any either. But wasn't COVID itself a war? They called nurses frontline workers, certainly a warlike term like frontline soldiers. W

Dave DeCamp illuminates his war record a bit,

President Trump almost immediately rolled over in 2017 and gave then-Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis a small surge of troops in Afghanistan, bringing numbers up to around 14,000. This was small potatoes compared to 2010, when President Obama’s surge put the number over 100,000. But troop numbers aren’t everything.

In 2019, a record number of bombs were dropped on Afghanistan, the most since the US started keeping track of the number of bombs dropped by the coalition in 2006. Coalition aircraft dropped 7,423 bombs on Afghanistan in 2019, slightly higher than 2018, when 7,362 fell on the central Asian country. This was all possible due to Trump loosening the rules of engagement in Afghanistan in 2017, giving the military free rein.

We had lockdowns. People couldn't go to work. They couldn't sustain a livelihood. With his signature, Trump authorized $2.3 trillion to a 130 million Americans, effectively buying off Americans' collective fight against what was being imposed on them.

About 130 million letters signed b President Donald Trump have been mailed or are on their way to taxpayers who have received federal stimulus checks. Intended as notices to inform people about the one-time payments, the letters include Mr. Trump's distinctive signature — and effusive praise for the U.S. government's efforts to help struggling AmericansThe stimulus payments, authorized under the $2.2 trillion Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security, or CARES, Act, are intended to offer a financial lifeline as the U.S. reels under the impact of the pandemic. The economy shrank nearly 

But to the American people and through his Borscht Belt humor and razzmatazz, President Trump, politician Trump gaslighted Americans with a fake COVID virus and whitewash the bioweaponed vaccines that injected people with unknown, untested poisons. This was Trump executing 4th generation war on Americans that killed millions and crippled millions more.

So his antiwar record could be the worst in history, killing and maiming citizens of his own country with cancer causing toxins.

Now he's a white Knight promising to deport aliens? He's been called the most persecuted man in American politics but they are easy cases to show corruption, fall out of court, or be bogged down in courts in appeals for years without having to pay a cent in hundreds of millions in damages. All this has only increased his appeal and polished him into a Teflon Don. If he's serving the deep state rather than actually fighting it, you can bet that Trump as President again will not take revenge in the deep state but he'll go after the American worker which is gradually dying away.

Don't be fooled by Trump. That schtick on the stage with Hillary was all prescripted.  Because you've enjoyed his antics, it's going to be hard to fathom his betrayal of you.  Don't forget that the DoD under Donald Trump tried to kill you and other Americans from 2020 to today?  You know all of his "Oh, it's gonna be great," or "Bob is a great senator from Pennsylvania.  He's going to do wonderful things there" is insincere and poli-racketting or political grifting. True, the Trump brand is like brass.  Just know that the COVID countermeasures are still in effect until 2028.  So your beloved guy with the full force of the U.S. government has at least 3 more years to try to kill you.  Do you need evidence of that?  Will that help you press the pause button on him, protect yourself, and defend a nation that once was?  Prove it. 

Everybody loves Trump.  Trumpsters love Trump even more.  

For what, exactly?  

Did he stop the Operation Warp Speed of the vaccines that hurt and murdered millions of Americans? He won't even deny that; he'll simply call it the Wuhan virus. It's the U.S. that owns all the biolabs. 

No, Trump has done so little for Americans except for lying.  For evil to prevail requires lying.  The bigger the lie, the greater the evil.  

Here is the Austin Fitts tape with Greg Hunter where she schools him on Trump. Good that she did that to slap some seriousness back into him.

https://t.co/8EpIpIWeuE

— AVOCADO1 (@AVOCADO61576620) March 8, 2024

"The technocrats sunk their claws into President Donald Trump, and he rolled over."  This is from Patrick Wood at Technocracy News, and he has bullet points here with 6 different items.  

*  We have the executive order that Trump signed well before there was anybody dying, right, claiming that it was a pandemic and then it set the stage for mRNA and DNA injections.

*  [The Executive Order] turned over the design, manufacturer, and distribution to the military.

*  It set up a huge private public partnership with big Pharma and he said it set up a task force that was co-headed by the Secretary of Defense.

*  Operation Warp Speed confirmed the design, the manufacturing, and the distribution by the U.S. military, and this is in September 2019.

We just keep getting all this stuff: in September 2019 Trump signs this, does all that to set the stage for mRNA and DNA injections, and you got Fauci the next month at the Milken Institute, asking, "How do we get everybody in the world to take an untested vaccine?"

"Well, we do it with disruption from the inside." 

And we do it iteratively.  

You got Alex Azar from Eli Lilly, the biggest lobby and Trump makes him HHS secretary?  

Biden runs to Ukraine on President's Day. Trump is going to Ohio. That's all you really need to know. It's that simple.

Biden runs to Ukraine on President's Day.

A lot of people who lean right and conservative are furious that Trump endorsed the vaccines.  You may have to overlook that one particular evil if you decide on voting in 2024.  But given that Biden runs to Ukraine to avoid accounting for the files in his garage, a poor explanation for the Red Balloons across America, and now East Palestine, Ohio derailment, explosion, and poisoning of the waters, while former President, Donald J. Trump shows up to make FEMA do things right and begin to help the working families of East Palestine, this may be all you need to see Trump's value going into 2024.  If you can't recognize Trump's brand and his restorative value to the country, picture Pete Buttigieg and his WEF allies embedded deep inside the Oval Office for 4 to 8 years.

Biden runs to Ukraine.

Trump is going to Ohio.

That's all you really need to know. It's that simple.

— Catturd ™ (@catturd2) February 20, 2023

"Navarro later revealing that Trump refused to investigate Fauci and the Wuhan lab."

If he is running, or if he is endorsing another candidate, I don't see how he or his protege survives his financial collusion in censoring criticism of the vaccine manufacturers.   

Trump literally can’t stop talking about DeSantis and covid. It’s obviously deflection because nothing’s more damning than Trump *attacking* Peter Navarro for criticizing Fauci when it mattered and Navarro later revealing that Trump refused to investigate Fauci and the Wuhan lab. https://t.co/q6YGCMwBPs pic.twitter.com/7KFPMR0TJh

— Pedro L. Gonzalez (@emeriticus) January 30, 2023

Trump Signed Executive Order Authorizing Sanctions Against International Criminal Courts. Now, why would he do that?

Okay, this should put to rest the hope, the yearning that Donald Trump is the populist savior of the American people.  Should also put to rest Donald Trump's attempt to hold the U.S. government accountable, or to clean the swamp as he put it.  Just as Nancy put a fence around the Capitol, Trump signed an EO to legally protect the government from prosecution.  Thanks, Donald.  He's not one of you, or us.  

Wow, I didn't know that Trump Signed Executive Order Authorizing Sanctions Against International Criminal Courts. Now, why would he do that? https://t.co/9WkUSAQZgQ

— Shane S (@ShaneSweeney09) November 21, 2022

from the Executive Order:

I, DONALD J. TRUMP, President of the United States of America, find that the situation with respect to the International Criminal Court (ICC) and its illegitimate assertions of jurisdiction over personnel of the United States and certain of its allies, including the ICC Prosecutor’s investigation into actions allegedly committed by United States military, intelligence, and other personnel in or relating to Afghanistan, threatens to subject current and former United States Government and allied officials to harassment, abuse, and possible arrest. These actions on the part of the ICC, in turn, threaten to infringe upon the sovereignty of the United States and impede the critical national security and foreign policy work of United States Government and allied officials, and thereby threaten the national security and foreign policy of the United States. 

This is one reason why the U.S. officials can never be punished for war crimes.  It's not like you're going to get a U.S. to prosecute a government official.  Only democrats can run faux impeachment theater.   

Russiagate started off as a Clinton dirty trick to smear Trump. When he won anyway, it became an establishment scam to criminalize diplomacy with Russia.

Russiagate started off as a Clinton dirty trick to smear Trump. When he won anyway, it became an establishment scam to criminalize diplomacy with Russia.

It's the crime of the century, a crime that has led us to the precipice of World War III. Yet they all walk away scot free. https://t.co/j5wkQklfiB

— Hans Mahncke (@HansMahncke) October 9, 2022

Trump instinctively understood that Durham wasn't going anywhere (like he instinctively understood almost every issue). But he lacked the discipline . . .

Trump instinctively understood that Durham wasn't going anywhere (like he instinctively understood almost every issue). But he lacked the discipline, attention to detail and follow-through to do anything about it. All he was left with was to complain about it on Twitter. Sad. https://t.co/uWQgemqhSH pic.twitter.com/OBAE6b7lDV

— Hans Mahncke (@HansMahncke) October 9, 2022

John McCain, Lindsay Graham, & the Beltway class wanted Russia to war on Ukraine in 2016. But then Trump got elected, and it screwed up their plans.

The Beltway class wanted to launch the Russia-Ukraine war in 2016, but then Trump got elected and it screwed up their plans. pic.twitter.com/gDgXFACRQr

— Jordan Schachtel @ dossier.substack.com (@JordanSchachtel) October 8, 2022

"The carrot that Schwab is handing out [to the different governors, prime ministers, and leaders] is the end to democracy. So they no longer have to be accountable to anybody . . . "

Thanks to Martin Armstrong.

4:00  COVID crisis really began with the Repo Crisis which began in 2019.  US banks were suddenly not willing to lend to anybody in Europe, so the Federal Reserve had to step in.  And just recently, I spoke to the top 3 major U.S. banks in New York, and they will not accept any European bond whatsoever for collateral.  It's interesting to see the capital flows, and there are people who do know what's going to happen in advance and they begin to move their money; that's what our computer picks up.

5:12  He was put into prison under civil contempt, which you're not entitled to a trial.  The statute says 18 months; they kept me for 7 years.  I was finally released only after my case got to the Supreme Court.  The Supreme Court ordered them to explain why I was in prison, and then they finally had to release me and said the case was moot.  That's basically the way it goes.  HSBC paid a criminal restitution of $606 million dollars.

8:30  The crisis really began when the ECB put the interest rates into negative territory; they did that in 2014.  He warned them.  Do not do this.  You're not going to get out of it.  They basically didn't listen.  I think I'm at least partly responsible for why the Federal Reserve did not go that far.  Once they went negative, nobody was going to buy their bonds.  They were forced by law to buy the pension funds, and now all of the pension funds in Europe are insoluble.  Now they have a major financial crisis.  

9:30  Governments want to default on their debt.  They can't do that because all the pension funds will be wiped out.  Depending on the country, anywhere between 70% and 100% has to be invested in government bonds.  So if you have governments default, you're going to have pension funds wiped out, then you're going to have millions of people storming their palaces with pitchforks.  You'll no longer have mortgages, student loans, car loans, etc.  

10:35  The problem that he has is that he is a die-hard Marxist for years.  The idea of Marxism worked with the Russian Revolution only because serfdom continues in Russia and it wasn't abolished until 1861, whereas serfdom ended in the 15th century in Europe.  When that ended, the people didn't own anything.  All the property, all the wealth was in the hands of the aristocrats absolutely.  They had nothing.  So Marx's idea that let's have a revolution, go get their stuff, at least made sense, in the sense that these people didn't own anything at all to begin with.  But trying to do that today is quite different: people own their own houses, their cars, they have a career, we're not starting from absolute zero, which is what made Marxism work to some degree, you know, to at least get it off the ground.  But Schwab still talks of equality and things of this nature, but that's really kind of nuts because that very idea is what brought communism down.  

12:12  How is he being so successful in convincing so many people that this is such a great idea?  Why does he have this power?  

12:21  He is a very strategic, very cunning type person.  [Aren't there other leaders with these qualities who are pro-freedom, pro-capitalism?]  He's not a frontman as some of these people think that he's just a frontman for Soros or DAVOS.  No, he has been the brainchild behind a lot of this and they have been attracted to him.  [Recall that Schwab was an acolyte of Kissinger.]  He knows how to manipulate things.  He's created this program Young Leaders for Tomorrow.  He's taking people and basically indoctrinating them to his philosophies and then puts them in various offices.  The head of the EU was on his board.  The head of the IMF was on his board.  The head of the ECB is on his board.  Tedros from the WHO, he put him in there.  The head of the United Nations was associated with the World Economic Forum.  He knows exactly what he's doing.  He's buying his way through government.  So it's more or less indoctrinating them, and the politicians really did get scared when Trump was elected.  In Washington, DC, they thought it was a fluke.  No, they voted against you.  You don't understand that.  He beat 17 career politicians.  It's not that he was the greatest white knight coming to save the world or something.  It was that the voters didn't like them [i.e., the politicians] and they didn't want to hear that.  So they would rather say it was a fluke.  And the AFT, that did a piece in 2016 when Trump was elected, and suddenly that's when democracy became populism.  Populism was bad; they just switched the words.  The main reason they were so against Trump was because they were afraid that would happen to them, that the career politicians would be simply voted out.  If you look at Schwab's 8 Points, besides his "You'll own nothing and you'll be happy about it," he says that the U.S. will no longer be a superpower; that will be shared by the United Nations.  He has a whole bunch of things in there, in the 8 Points, that are very critical.  And one of them is that democracy will no longer exist.  They view that the people voted for Trump and are just too stupid and that we know better.    

15:30  They view that the people voted for Trump and that they [Klaus Schwab and the DAVOS crowd] know better.  If you look at the structure of Europe, the European Union, he had a hand in that.  Yes, you still have a right to vote for an MP, but an MP has no right to make a law or veto a law.  The laws are written by the European Commission which never stands for an election.  The head of the EU is appointed.  She never stands for election.  So it's completely a facade that democracy even exists.  It does not exist in Europe at all.  The people have no right to say we don't like the way this is going, we're going to overthrow the government, we're going to vote them out.  You can't vote them out.  

16:20  Well, it seems that democracy has disappeared globally.  We've been screaming from the rooftop that we don't want mandatory vaccines, we don't want . . . everything that's going on.  We've got a dictator in Victoria now that can declare there's a pandemic even if there isn't one present.  We've seen a destruction of democracy around the world.  I wonder, Martin,  

16:40  Are you aware of any of Australia's leaders, or Scott Morrison, or DAVOS clique, as Reiner Fuellmich called it?  The carrot that Schwab is handing out [to the different governors, prime ministers, and leaders] is the end to democracy.  So they think they no longer have to be accountable to anybody, so they think they're going to be able to pull this off.  The whole COVID nonsense is about control.  I can tell you absolutely that Schwab told people that the virus was coming.  I heard rumors of that as early as September 2019.  I believe not only was it deliberately created in a lab but that it was deliberately planted in China in an effort to blackmail China into joining the Great Reset.  They had to get rid of Trump to do it, and they had to get both Putin and China under their wings as well.  Marxism would have worked had they had Europe and the United States at the same time.  But it's just nonsense.  I was actually called in by China to help them become capitalists.  I flew over there and it was interesting to watch.  The Chinese were substantially different than the Russians.  The Russians basically went from communism to an oligarchy.  In China, I was impressed that they were not interfering; they were letting everything go and they were tracking it.  They were tracking 249 varieties of tea in China.  I had no clue there were that many.  They wanted me to answer why this one tea was selling for $1 here but $5 someplace else.  I asked, "Where does it come from?"  And they said here.  And I said, "Well, first you have transportation costs.  Secondly, it must be a good tea, since some people are willing to pay more than something else."  They didn't understand these things.  (I wonder what year he is talking about.)

17:00  Obedience to Authority, Stanley Milgram, 1974. Came out of the Nazis during WWII, with the "just following orders" ethic.  He discovered that if the government tells them to do something, they'll do it.  This is why you see people driving around in their car by themselves with a mask.   

Civil unrest will accelerate the crash?  Yes.  Google the papers from Amazon on how to prevent a union from forming, based on a study that created a diversity index.  The more diverse a company is, the less likely they are to form a union. From that concept, can you extrapolate what it must be like trying to form a sovereign nation with the breadth and variety of immigration into the United States?