It seems that the Rothschilds have been supporting Donald Trump for over 30 years

a reply to: TheBandit795

They are big money it would be counterproductive for anybody that think of themselves as somebody to go against them, money, power, corruption goes hand on hand.

These people control economies.

a reply to: Oldtimer2

To us laymen - to them BILLIONS - mean absolutely nothing.
We think with money because we lack the amounts of it that are necessary to not.
On interest alone through their shell corporations and trading and hidden savings
they probably make billions in the time it took me to write this post.

a reply to: Oldtimer2

All part of the plan. It's very elaborate and they're willing to spend that much just to deceive hundreds of millions of people.

a reply to: Thoren

One could argue that Donald Trump is a non-interventionist, seeing as he did not support the Iraq war. If it were not for the current conflict that Obama & Hillary have dragged us into, the need to intervene would be nearly nonexistent.

a reply to: MagicCow

You are correct in a way. Money means nothing to them because they have all they could ever need. It's not about money so much to them anymore as it is control and power. Might I remind Atsers of a quote I'm quite sure most are familiar with.

"Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation, and I care not who makes its laws!"

- Mayer Amschel Rothschild

Sorry. Not falling for this.

Rothschild helped out a ton of people over the years, and not all those people are under their control.

There's far too many holes in this reasoning, and the only way you can try to make it consistent is in further leaps of reasoning.

a reply to: Thoren

You nail it to the spot, no country economy would be able to stay away from them.

Plain and simple.

from cold wisdom:

But no, rather I see Trump doing everything within his power to weaken the Federal Reserve's grip on the derivatives market in investment banking. That would be something Lord R and his clan would be fervently opposed to.

how's about the off-the-book derivatives being subject to an actual 'transaction tax'... a tax rate in line with the stock trading rate, or the sales tax rate the average wage earner is forced to pay under duress the moneyed banker cartel is exempt from paying


Trump would, in effect, be leveling-the-playing-field... by creating this newly found & righteous 'revenue source'
letting the elites & privileged get tussled up a bit on their presently unbridled profits






btw, Larry Kudlow is the freelance economics advisor for Trump at-the-moment

a reply to: SignalMal

Aren't you making a leap in reasoning saying those
they have contributed to aren't in their debt?
The OP provided documented evidence of the connection.
Trump still hasn't provided his tax information.
What links would we find there?
I mean we got a chance to see Hillarys inner workings through the
wikileaks - I can only imagine what we would find through Trumps.
You just provided a post.
What else can you bring to the table to
supplement your opinions for others of us
like myself to follow?

a reply to: SignalMal

The proof will be in the pudding.

A cruel mistress is the curse of an independent and free thinking mind amidst a sea of willful ignorance. (just came up with that and I think it just might be my new signature)

a reply to: MagicCow

No. I'm using common sense.

The OP is entirely circular.

He uses the assumption to prove every further point.

a reply to: SignalMal

So you're using common sense to decipher decades of
financial agreements and backdoor dealings?

a reply to: MagicCow

Nice strawman.

a reply to: SignalMal

I don't think you understand what a strawman argument is.
Just because you see other people use that terminology, does not mean you should.
Especially when your argument is pretty much "Well..because..."
LMAO some peoples children I swear.

a reply to: SignalMal

While you play checkers they are playing chess. It's not simple for a reason. You're talking about the people who brought about the mind fu*#ery that is the IRS tax code and fractional reserve banking...

a reply to: MagicCow

I most certainly do. You attacked an argument I'm not making.

a reply to: SignalMal

When you owe a bank money, don't you have to do exactly as you are told to do? Pay them their monthly? Stop the agreement and they will forcibly confiscate your salary, your car, your house etc...

When a mob boss made you and supported you financially during almost your entire career, do they not own you? Stop being loyal to them and watch what happens.

a reply to: TheBandit795

or, he will take the opportunity to start rounding the scum up and saying to them before public executions "Now how you going to collect, BITCH!"

He is the man now. He knows where they be. Its time to destroy the ruling families of the Western world and replace them with different rich people.

Hey, what do you expect, its always going to be rich people. Lets at least make sure they are OUR rich people, the ones we want in power.

originally posted by: TheBandit795
a reply to: SignalMal

Stop being loyal to them and watch what happens.

No loyalty, and this is exactly what I will continue to do. Observe.

You kids have fun with the circular reasoning and grand leaps.

You try to go after one head and three others pop up in their place. Isn't that what you claim to be fighting against? Might want to take a step back and chew on that for a while.

This is most definitely not worth further discussion the way things are trending in this thread. I would continue to call out logical inconsistencies, and absurdities, and the team of ridiculousness would shine through 3x over.

No thanks.

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