With the nominations announced so far, Donald Trump has made clear that he is taking a blowtorch to the policies and institutions which have shackled the American presidency and allowed the British oligarchy to bring us to the brink of disaster.
Sunday's New York Times says Americans will now attack the Kursk region of Russia with American manned and targeted long range missiles. This is a desperate ploy to limit Donald Trump's peace options by the present corrupt regime.
In a stunning rebirth of American manufacturing and industry, Donald Trump has tapped the long-dormant potential in Michigan's blue-collar communities, driven by his unwavering commitment to a robust economy and peace.
Many, MANY Americans have lost all hope that the financial ruling class which currently controls our institutions and dictates government policy can be dislodged.
Small victories might be won; certain positive reforms might be accomplished; the worst of the evils might be delayed or beaten back; but the idea of VICTORY over this oligarchy, removing them entirely from the levers of power, is almost never entertained by our fellow citizens, or perhaps by many of us.
Two weeks ago we looked at the economics of Benjamin Franklin. This Saturday we will consider what it will take to realize Franklin's vision and to rescue our nation today. The subject is: "By what means can we carry out the greatest economic Renaissance in our history and provide hope and opportunity for all Americans?"
Join us for this important discussion.
Robert Ingraham
Donald Trump is taking a blowtorch to the military/defense/foreign policy establishment. As big a task as that is,
The twenty promises of his platform demand a return to the American System, finally defeating the Anglo-Dutch imperial system. Trump
We explore the reasons for Trump's landslide which the elites are constitutionally incapable of understanding. All of their models, polls, and profiles are based on a fundamentally wrong idea about human beings and their capacity for transformational change. That's what was manifest on Tuesday.
We have lost our identity as a culture which once produced builders, inventors and visionaries. For more than 160 years, from 1789 to 1950, America created the most powerful, most innovative and most prosperous industrial economy in the world, and we did it with tariffs.
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