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I gotta say, I've supported Trump for the last decade. Through the constant media attacks, the coup, the assassination attempt, the arrests, the bogus charges, you name it. No matter how retarded some of his decisions have been, he has at least balanced it out by making a great decision or two, even if unintentionally.
But this? Telling us to shut up about a Jew led child sex trafficking ring?
No.
FUCK him.
Not only did he turn his back on the most vulnerable of our citizens, he also stabbed us in the back on immigration, guns, and foreign interference.
Literally everything he campaigned on, that I voted for, he has betrayed.
He would have to either level Tel Aviv or start Pinocheting illegals in order for me to continue support him.
He had such a great start. For a moment, it really looked like we might have a president who actually gave a shit about his country. Instead, we got a boomer who couldn't hold back his slavish devotion to Israel, and bent the knee immediately to Netanyahoo, a man who blatantly spits in his face in front of the whole world.
What a fucking disappointment.
I think he's just boxed in by AIPAC and situation. He didn't "launch a war of aggression on behalf of a foreign government", Israel attacked and we got drawn in by existing WWI-esque commitment to help Israel no matter what.
What if he'd said 'too bad Israel you're on your own', the political fallout would have been a nuclear winter on his term. Instead he defined a win condition for America (no Iran nukes), did a big show to make it seem like the nukes were gone, and that gave him the position to order Israeli jets back in-air.
That's a pretty good resolution. If he could reach the Israel monkey on his back to throw it off that'd be better but his reach isn't that great.
Here is the thing. He is on his 2nd term so there isnt re-election. And we already see republican senators and congressmen being difficulty and faggoty with an already ewww BBB and made it worse.
No sure whats to worry about by defying them. There isnt a civil war.. we can at least shake up the system politically then (ie saying FU to aipac)
Deporting 40 million people is going to shake up the political system and that seems to be his main goal.
He had to get funding past Congress, and lots of them are up for reelection and think they need Israel's support to win.
That's why I said he's boxed in. It's not about what Trump wants to do, it's about what he can get done.
And despite all that, Trump can still go down as the greatest president in a century if he secures the border and starts mass deportations. If he can’t do even that one thing, however, then his legacy is destroyed.
That won’t actually do anything. People seem to think a secure border and deportations for 4 years matters. Look at what Biden did in 4. The only solution is an egregious, unprecedented crackdown on EVERYONE who supported illegal immigration. You have to treat this as a civil war, because it is, it’s generational warfare being leveled against the citizens and has been for decades now.
Mass immigration in general, not just the illegal stuff. "Refugees" need to go home and companies that lay off thousands of Americans and then hire H1B replacements or offshore the jobs need to face consequences.
Theyll definitely double down after trump's term. And i dont trust an VP. When has a VP been real??
If the people in power aren't held accountable for their theft, human trafficking, pedophilia, corruption, and treason, it doesn't matter what Trump does during his presidency, because those exact same people will still be in power after Trump leaves, and all Trump's presidency achieves is delaying the inevitable for 4 years. The infinity non immigration can be turned right back on after Trump leaves. The border wall can be demolished or go unmaintained, leaving the CIA and Mossad led cartels to cut holes in it or dig under it. The foreign work/college visa programs can be exploded even more. The foreign aid (money laundering) can be ballooned even more.
The very first thing a group (any group) must do to maintain itself and its future, is to root out traitors in their midst. Any other action inevitably leads to failure. The more power those traitors have (i.e. federal government positions), the more damage they can do.
Trump will either end his term as the best recent president, or the worst.
The Middle East is a big part of that...which is pathetic in its own right, since it really doesn't need to be our problem at all.
There is no political solution. Doesn't matter how many outsiders we try to vote in, or how many new parties we found. Whatever it is, be it a international conspiracy of jews, or pedophiles, or lizard people, or aliens or just a cabal of deeply entrenched permanent state made up of bureaucratic functionaries, intelligence agencies and so-called elites. They always win, and we always loose.
And in the end we will get fucked by inflation, cost of living and a seemingly hellbent focus on removing meat from our diets.
Eat soyslop, live in pods, own nothing, do not stray outside of your designated 15-minute city zone.
Same.
I get the feeling, for sure. Personally, I'm not throwing him out completely yet but, yeah, he's not been on a good roll recently. The Epstein stuff and the Iran stuff is both deeply evil, in my opinion. And, although not senile like Biden, it does seem like he's lost a few steps...I think the stress of the job is finally getting to him. He doesn't seem as competent as he was.
Saddest part is, he's not even the biggest Zionist. I don't think it's just cope, but I really don't think Trump is even a true believer. He's just a Zionist by habit, by default. His businessman instincts will actually override his Zionist ones on occasion, too.
Zion Don is far from the biggest Zionist president in recent history...and that's deeply disturbing. Biden, for example, talked against them sometimes...while giving them the most aid of president.
Whoever you vote for, you get Israel First.
Yup. And those words hardly do the situation justice.