https://x.com/NYinLA2121/status/1835447820809379846
if you include the debate this is like no. 3 for assassination attempts
https://x.com/NYinLA2121/status/1835447820809379846
if you include the debate this is like no. 3 for assassination attempts
I bet we won't see media talking about any Ukraine connectionsvijayk wrote: ↑16 Sep 2024 04:52 https://x.com/RaheemKassam/status/1835440928074736007
The guy who was arrested is Ryan Routh who has deep connections to Ukraine it seems. See the thread
Huh? What is the import of this snippet? Looks like you want to laugh this away as some kind of false flag or exaggeration.Cybaru wrote: ↑16 Sep 2024 05:00
https://x.com/NYinLA2121/status/1835447820809379846if you include the debate this is like no. 3 for assassination attempts
vijayk wrote: ↑16 Sep 2024 04:52 https://x.com/RaheemKassam/status/1835440928074736007
The guy who was arrested is Ryan Routh who has deep connections to Ukraine it seems. See the thread
This is the most detailed MSM article I could find right now on the political background of Ryan Routh:Zynda wrote: ↑16 Sep 2024 09:50 So far the postings on Trump's golf events from a US based liberal forum:
1. The shooter is a white, cis individual...not a black, trans. Probably a deranged & disgruntled Republican voter.
2. I would not be surprised if the whole thing was staged by Trump. Last attempt bumped him a point in the polls...since he is trailing KH (which he cannot digest), desperate attempt to regain some points.
3. No shots were actually fired. Lets not call it as assassination attempt.
4. An individual with this level of criminal history can get access to high powered rifles...only in America. {This part is true though}
5. Elon/Twitter deleted the shooter's account immediately and promptly...to hide the evidence of him being a Republican voter.
No mention of individual sentiments towards Ukraine or any such sort.
True even in the business world. Probably it is coming from patriarchy of the church.
There are lot of other posts on X from the other side. Cynical Publias, for example. Publius was the nom de plume used by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay for writing The Federalist Papers. All three are considered to be intellectual giants even above Jefferson. Benjamin Franklin is considered a dilettante.Zynda wrote: ↑16 Sep 2024 09:50 So far the postings on Trump's golf events from a US based liberal forum:
1. The shooter is a white, cis individual...not a black, trans. Probably a deranged & disgruntled Republican voter.
2. I would not be surprised if the whole thing was staged by Trump. Last attempt bumped him a point in the polls...since he is trailing KH (which he cannot digest), desperate attempt to regain some points.
3. No shots were actually fired. Lets not call it as assassination attempt.
4. An individual with this level of criminal history can get access to high powered rifles...only in America. {This part is true though}
5. Elon/Twitter deleted the shooter's account immediately and promptly...to hide the evidence of him being a Republican voter.
No mention of individual sentiments towards Ukraine or any such sort.
https://x.com/Motabhai012/status/1835559913348845988sanman wrote: ↑16 Sep 2024 06:36 MSNBC saying Trump should tone down his rhetoric (implying today's incident was Trump's own fault)
https://x.com/nicksortor/status/1835422948850647221
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Elon Musk reposted this. It is a video montage of what Democrat leaders said over the past several years.Amit Shah (Parody)
@Motabhai012
2.5 minutes of Democrats explicitly calling for using political vioIence.
They own this.
Elon Musk reports that US federal govt is now suddenly putting up obstacles for his rocket testing. They are suddenly insisting on frivolous demands to throw up needless delays. This has started happening all of a sudden -- most likely after he agreed to serve in Trump's cabinet for downsizing bureaucracy and improving efficiency.
The FAA is denying the Environment Assessment to SpaceX at South Padre (Boca Chica) facility in south Texas. This is known as malicious compliance.
Most Republican voters before Trump arrived were cold war, jingoistic, war mongering dominate the world types. Always for Vietnam, Iraq, Libya, Korea wars and became very pro-war after 9/11. A lot of these guys got reality check during prolonged war of Iraq, Afghanistan and lies of Bush/Cheney.KL Dubey wrote: ↑16 Sep 2024 21:06This is the most detailed MSM article I could find right now on the political background of Ryan Routh:Zynda wrote: ↑16 Sep 2024 09:50 So far the postings on Trump's golf events from a US based liberal forum:
1. The shooter is a white, cis individual...not a black, trans. Probably a deranged & disgruntled Republican voter.
2. I would not be surprised if the whole thing was staged by Trump. Last attempt bumped him a point in the polls...since he is trailing KH (which he cannot digest), desperate attempt to regain some points.
3. No shots were actually fired. Lets not call it as assassination attempt.
4. An individual with this level of criminal history can get access to high powered rifles...only in America. {This part is true though}
5. Elon/Twitter deleted the shooter's account immediately and promptly...to hide the evidence of him being a Republican voter.
No mention of individual sentiments towards Ukraine or any such sort.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/worl ... 13498.html
This guy was a 2016 Trump voter but got disgruntled later (like a lot of people). Also he had hyper-zealous views on the Ukraine war and against Putin (probably got even more enraged by Trump's assertion of letting Putin do whatever the hell he wants).
Like I said before, its scary that citizens are increasingly willing to convert their extreme dislike of a political candidate into actual targeting with weapons - enabled by the proliferation of guns and gun culture. This is a similar mentality as the school shooters/mass shooters.
Doesn't work like that. Every issue above does matter to a lot of people. This idea that common Americans are collectively stupid/easily fooled is a half-baked one. This is like saying election issues in India - which go by similar names - don't matter and are a distraction.A Deshmukh wrote: ↑17 Sep 2024 11:32 all the issues like women's rights, abortion, LGBTQ, Black Lives, immigration, etc are to keep population distracted, so that ruling cabal (Dems and Reps) can continue their corrupt practices and enrich themselves.
Now he has wisened up to these games.
Lets see what happens.
A lot of people thought that (foolishly) in 2016. In hindsight, he has been an insider to the system all his life, and gaming this system (with help from poltoos and others) to stay afloat in business. In 2016 he extended that to politics. It is pure self-interest and family-interest that drives him. That's just fine in business, but not in public service.Trump is a maverick and outsider. In his first term they managed to surround him with establishment people like Pence and cobbled him.
It does work like that. Every issue above does matter to a lot of people who have mental illness or are corrupt. This idea that common Americans are collectively stupid/easily fooled is an absolute truth. This is an absolute truth like saying election issues in India don't matter, because caste and freebies are primary concerns over development.A Deshmukh wrote: ↑17 Sep 2024 11:32 all the issues like women's rights, abortion, LGBTQ, Black Lives, immigration, etc are to keep population distracted, so that ruling cabal (Dems and Reps) can continue their corrupt practices and enrich themselves.
Now he has wisened up to these games.
Lets see what happens.
A lot of people thought that (foolishly) in 2016. In hindsight, he has been an insider to the system all his life, and gaming this system (with help from poltoos and others) to stay afloat in business. In 2016 he extended that to politics. It is pure self-interest and family-interest that drives him. That's just fine in business and politics because he's doing the same thing the neocons + neolibs have been doing for decades. Case in point, Nancy Pelosi's portfolio is over 45% this year. I wish I could make her trades with DC insider info.Trump is a maverick and outsider. In his first term they managed to surround him with establishment people like Pence and cobbled him.
That clip is taken out of context. He was talking about the strategy employed by the GOP leaders. Dems also do it but that is different matter. He would not be so open about it. He is a very smart (read "cunning" and machiavellian) chappy.chetak wrote: ↑17 Sep 2024 16:05 How to throw a nation into chaos and bring about regime change?
Hear it from Voldemort, the master himself, one of the pillars of the US globalist cabal and the Deep State.
WATCH VIDEO
The video is about 58 seconds long
The US is kind of an Island... they think they are personally safe from Jihadi blow back as long as Canada and Mexico are not taken over by the RoPers.
After the US civil war, integration of blacks had begun, but Woodrow Wilson 1913-1921, a Democrat, imposed many anti-black policies that went forward many years. Including removing key blacks appointed to federal positions hired by previous Republican presidents. Wilson also excluded blacks from federal government civil service. By the 1920s blacks who were making economic progress in the midwest & south were subjected to even more violence culminating with events like the Tulsa race riots.Suraj wrote: ↑19 Sep 2024 09:07 This website records data on possible, probable and known sundown towns in the US and their history:
https://justice.tougaloo.edu/map/
Quite remarkable how many California had, well into the latter half of the 20th century.