Trump losses his alt-right supporters over Syria
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Not bad. Perhaps the help he is surrounded by is overrated Somebody changed his mind as far back as when he wanted to move the US Embassy into Jerusalem.
The real string pullers are found in the French speaking part of Belgium. They have 'summer homes' that look like this.
Their Holy book even has some decent banking rules in it. The ones running things now would be the money-changers that Jesus tossed out of the temple, . . . twice.
All this stuff involving Syria is being pushed so it can be claimed that some OT prophecy unfolded so the Jews must be destined to rule the world as they are 'God's people'. That is the Rothschild banksters elevating themselves to 'god' status which means they can stay in power no matter how badly they are at it. They even left their Jewish brothers holding an empty bag more than one time in the past when they were exiled due to their use of usury. All of that is well documented. Israeli News Live just put out an issue with Trump in the title that gets into why all of Syria must be destroyed. It has nothing to do with the 'evil people' that are living there now. That is how insane these people are.
Putin won't abandon Syria or their reputation would go the same route Trumps just did. Most likely one he cannot recover from on the international stage. At home if he was to lead a civil war then he might be in for even more than two terms. Passover was the reason for the gas attack and the retribution, they are hooked on running their show like that so it is not impossible to figure out what dates things will happen. Putin already hinted that he knows the date of the next false flag and it will reflect a holy day.
Their Holy book even has some decent banking rules in it. The ones running things now would be the money-changers that Jesus tossed out of the temple, . . . twice.
All this stuff involving Syria is being pushed so it can be claimed that some OT prophecy unfolded so the Jews must be destined to rule the world as they are 'God's people'. That is the Rothschild banksters elevating themselves to 'god' status which means they can stay in power no matter how badly they are at it. They even left their Jewish brothers holding an empty bag more than one time in the past when they were exiled due to their use of usury. All of that is well documented. Israeli News Live just put out an issue with Trump in the title that gets into why all of Syria must be destroyed. It has nothing to do with the 'evil people' that are living there now. That is how insane these people are.
Putin won't abandon Syria or their reputation would go the same route Trumps just did. Most likely one he cannot recover from on the international stage. At home if he was to lead a civil war then he might be in for even more than two terms. Passover was the reason for the gas attack and the retribution, they are hooked on running their show like that so it is not impossible to figure out what dates things will happen. Putin already hinted that he knows the date of the next false flag and it will reflect a holy day.
Alt-Right Ringleader Mike Cernovich Threatens to Drop ‘Motherlode’ If Steve Bannon Is Ousted
Some alt right dude named Mike Cernovich is losing his shit over the possibility that Trump might fire Bannon.
Well, this should give you an idea:
https://twitter.com/crowb0t/status/849402183820955648/photo/1
Some alt right dude named Mike Cernovich is losing his shit over the possibility that Trump might fire Bannon.
“If they get rid of Bannon, you know what’s gonna happen? The motherlode. If Bannon is removed, there are gonna be divorces, because I know about the mistresses, the sugar babies, the drugs, the pill popping, the orgies. I know everything,” said Cernovich.
“If they go after Bannon, the mother of all stories is gonna drop, and we’re just gonna destroy marriages, relationships—it’s gonna get personal.”
Who is Mike Cernovich, you might ask?“If they go after Bannon, the mother of all stories is gonna drop, and we’re just gonna destroy marriages, relationships—it’s gonna get personal.”
Well, this should give you an idea:
https://twitter.com/crowb0t/status/849402183820955648/photo/1
See what happens when you join with people like the Alt-Reich to gain some votes? Trump doesn't give a shyte for their ideology .. or anyone else's. It's all about Donald and getting Donald elected to the Presidency. The angry hillbillies who elected him to power are getting swizzed.
Yeah, soros bought Kushner
Published On: Tue, Jan 31st, 2017 Headline / Office / Real Estate / US / Canada | By Jewish Business News
George Soros Backed Jared Kushner Venture Cadre With $250 Million
George Soros Backed Jared Kushner Venture Cadre With $250 Million - Jewish Business NewsJewish Business News
Thats Soros the guy behind Ukraine, collapsing the British pound, collapsing Argentina's economy, putting jews on the train, and now he wants to drink US blood
...and he is Trump's fault for he also backed Hitlary too
But the Russians threw him out....
Published On: Tue, Jan 31st, 2017 Headline / Office / Real Estate / US / Canada | By Jewish Business News
George Soros Backed Jared Kushner Venture Cadre With $250 Million
George Soros Backed Jared Kushner Venture Cadre With $250 Million - Jewish Business NewsJewish Business News
Thats Soros the guy behind Ukraine, collapsing the British pound, collapsing Argentina's economy, putting jews on the train, and now he wants to drink US blood
...and he is Trump's fault for he also backed Hitlary too
But the Russians threw him out....
Armed neo-Nazis prepare for potential clash in small Kentucky town
Hate groups have come to tiny Pikeville in a bid for support, but locals fear a violent standoff between the neo-Nazis and anti-fascist protesters
In a tent deep in the woods of rural Kentucky, an old neo-Nazi spoke bitterly of how he feels “betrayed” by Donald Trump.
“I’m sorry I voted for the son of a bitch, I really am,” said Art Jones, who the Anti-Defamation League identifies as a Holocaust denier who has been dressing in Nazi garb and celebrating Hitler since the 1970s.
“I’m sorry I spent $180 out of my own pocket to buy three big banners that said, ‘President Trump, build the wall’,” the blazer-clad Jones said, to a tent full of about 100 men, some of whom wore paramilitary-style uniforms. “Now he says, ‘Eh, what wall?’ I’m embarrassed that I voted for him.”
Jones blamed Trump’s failures on the “Jewish lobby” and the president’s son-in-law and aide, Jared Kushner, who is Jewish.
“If I could take the vote back,” he said. “I would.”
On Friday night, on a barren stretch of private property accessible only by a dirt road, black-clad young men with rifles roamed. Others wore a handgun or knife at the hip. Members of at least 10 racist hate groups had met to discuss how they could become more politically relevant. They were also there to prepare for an anticipated battle with self-identified anti-fascist or “antifa” groups on Saturday – the 100th day of the Trump presidency – in the streets of the tiny town of Pikeville.
Pike County is 98% white; about 80% of voters there supported Trump. In choosing Pikeville for their rally, the neo-Nazis sought to attract white working families and build a more mainstream political movement, they said. Local residents and store managers said they were furious, scared and resentful of the gathering.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/apr/29/neo-nazi-rally-pikeville-kentucky-anti-fascist
Many businesses in downtown Pikeville will close their doors on Saturday. Business owners do not want to take a risk with the white nationalist group and counter rallies expected to take place on the streets.
We really don't know what to expect because we really don't know what it's about," Karen Boyd, owner of Bob's Southern Smokehouse, said.
Most every shop and restaurant will close on Saturday.
"Because of the uncertainty, we're just going to try to play it safe," Boyd said.
Boyd said they listened to the city's advice to close their doors for the weekend.
"The city has encouraged us and most of the downtown businesses to close," Boyd said.
Even the street the restaurant sits on will be shut down.
"Yea, the street will be closed, from like 12 noon to 8 p.m. So that's when the most of our business is anyways," Boyd said.
Many in the community believe business owners are making the right decision.
"For safety reasons, yes, I believe it's a very good idea," Connie Shell, Pike County resident, said.
Shell said she does not want to take a chance. She believes the threat is real.
"Everybody has gone out of town it seems like. The only reason we're here is because we have an appointment," Shell said.
Soon, Shell will leave town too.
"When we go to our appointment, then we'll leave," Shell said.
As uncertainty hangs in the air, everyone is hopeful violence will not break out.
Downtown businesses close due to rally threat
Hate groups have come to tiny Pikeville in a bid for support, but locals fear a violent standoff between the neo-Nazis and anti-fascist protesters
In a tent deep in the woods of rural Kentucky, an old neo-Nazi spoke bitterly of how he feels “betrayed” by Donald Trump.
“I’m sorry I voted for the son of a bitch, I really am,” said Art Jones, who the Anti-Defamation League identifies as a Holocaust denier who has been dressing in Nazi garb and celebrating Hitler since the 1970s.
“I’m sorry I spent $180 out of my own pocket to buy three big banners that said, ‘President Trump, build the wall’,” the blazer-clad Jones said, to a tent full of about 100 men, some of whom wore paramilitary-style uniforms. “Now he says, ‘Eh, what wall?’ I’m embarrassed that I voted for him.”
Jones blamed Trump’s failures on the “Jewish lobby” and the president’s son-in-law and aide, Jared Kushner, who is Jewish.
“If I could take the vote back,” he said. “I would.”
On Friday night, on a barren stretch of private property accessible only by a dirt road, black-clad young men with rifles roamed. Others wore a handgun or knife at the hip. Members of at least 10 racist hate groups had met to discuss how they could become more politically relevant. They were also there to prepare for an anticipated battle with self-identified anti-fascist or “antifa” groups on Saturday – the 100th day of the Trump presidency – in the streets of the tiny town of Pikeville.
Pike County is 98% white; about 80% of voters there supported Trump. In choosing Pikeville for their rally, the neo-Nazis sought to attract white working families and build a more mainstream political movement, they said. Local residents and store managers said they were furious, scared and resentful of the gathering.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/apr/29/neo-nazi-rally-pikeville-kentucky-anti-fascist
Many businesses in downtown Pikeville will close their doors on Saturday. Business owners do not want to take a risk with the white nationalist group and counter rallies expected to take place on the streets.
We really don't know what to expect because we really don't know what it's about," Karen Boyd, owner of Bob's Southern Smokehouse, said.
Most every shop and restaurant will close on Saturday.
"Because of the uncertainty, we're just going to try to play it safe," Boyd said.
Boyd said they listened to the city's advice to close their doors for the weekend.
"The city has encouraged us and most of the downtown businesses to close," Boyd said.
Even the street the restaurant sits on will be shut down.
"Yea, the street will be closed, from like 12 noon to 8 p.m. So that's when the most of our business is anyways," Boyd said.
Many in the community believe business owners are making the right decision.
"For safety reasons, yes, I believe it's a very good idea," Connie Shell, Pike County resident, said.
Shell said she does not want to take a chance. She believes the threat is real.
"Everybody has gone out of town it seems like. The only reason we're here is because we have an appointment," Shell said.
Soon, Shell will leave town too.
"When we go to our appointment, then we'll leave," Shell said.
As uncertainty hangs in the air, everyone is hopeful violence will not break out.
Downtown businesses close due to rally threat
Nothing but it shows that some of Trump's supporters can't be satisfied with his foreign affairs approach.......