Politics
According to new voter turnout statistics from the 2016 election, 47 percent of Americans voted for nobody, far outweighing the votes cast for Trump (25.5 percent) and Hillary (25.6 percent) by eligible voters.
Through calls and emails to elected officials, as well as memes on social media, we should be encouraging Trump to end interventionism and go after the Fed… And, to truly revamp society, we need to build a movement: a parallel society within the society
This is about lifting the veil on a system that we have to choose to no longer stand for. Despite these revelations, which will be discussed within this article, there are still many people watching, believing, and feeding into all of the drama and distraction that takes place…It’s time for us to wake up to a few facts about politics that clearly show how the entire system is broken, and how we must begin discussing different options.
What it means for our nation is bringing us back from the brink of World War III with Putin over Syria over the Ukraine and end to the TPP. What it means is dismantling of the executive orders that Obama signed. What it means is revising repealing or doing away with Obamacare entirely, saving American families in the middle class from economic destruction…
Marijuana has proven to be a great income booster for the states that have legalized it. Find out which states made recreational use legal in last night’s election.
If ever there was a repudiation of “The Establishment,” this was it. This is not so much an embrace of Donald Trump as it is a repudiation of everything Establishment for the past two decades, especially Clinton, the living embodiment of Everything Establishment.
It turns out that several money bundlers for Hillary Clinton—Fredrick D. Schaufeld, Karen Schaufeld, Sonjia Smith, Michael Bills—donated significant sums to Jill McCabe, who was running for the state senate in Virginia, in 2015. Well, Jill McCabe’s husband is an assistant FBI director, Andrew McCabe, who was involved in the Hillary email scandal investigation. You know, the investigation that falsely exonerated Hillary.
Election 2016. What will change and what won’t change after today’s vote? Foreign policy? Fed? Media? Congressional authority? Economy? Ron Paul and Daniel McAdams offer their predictions (including some positives).
“The right to receive and impart true information is the guiding principle of WikiLeaks – an organization that has a staff and organizational mission far beyond myself. Our organization defends the public’s right to be informed. This is why, irrespective of the outcome of the 2016 US Presidential election, the real victor is the US public which is better informed as a result of our work.” – Julian Assange
Neither Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump has articulated a plan that will actually grow the economy. Neither of them has articulated a foreign policy that will reduce international terrorism, or bring order to hot spots in the Middle East, And, neither will likely address the massive and ongoing evacuation of trust and confidence in government and politics.
A paradigm shift IS here. What we do with it is up to us. And being rooted in reality and truth is all we need to make the right decisions moving forward.
What Hancock is essentially saying is that people feel that a vote for Trump is a vote against the politicians that have been manipulating the system and screwing over average Americans for decades now.
Heard of taxation? Who gets the lion’s share of tax revenue? The bankers, for it is a system invented by the bankers to channel our wealth into their pockets. What’s the greatest crime you’re told to imagine? Tax evasion. Which is why, in a recent case in Germany, a gang which multiple raped and tortured an underage girl were let off with a caution but those who pay less tax than the bankers have decreed they ought to always go to prison.
Comey claimed the review of the additional material “from a device obtained in connection with an unrelated criminal investigation” did not change the investigators’ previous conclusion regarding Clinton’s email practices.
Trump, who in April of 2016 was named as the defendant in a lawsuit filed by Katie Johnson, is scheduled to appear before a court on December 16, 2016. Regarding Clinton, ust over a week before Americans head to the polls to cast their ballots, the FBI announced it would be reopening its the probe into her use of a private email server. The announcement followed the discovery of an email stash found on a laptop that belonged to former congressman Anthony Weiner.
