Trump is part of the NWO Sinister plan

It's certainly possible,Will, but it doesn't seem to compute: The far, far left was totally expected to win it seems. The outcry from both sides against Trump seems to suggest he is an outsider. I don't put that kind of deep strategy beyond the deep state, however...it just doesn't seem to fit.

I was slow to get on the Trump train--and he could royally disappoint this hope I've given him.

When Barry O. was campaigning about transparency and bringing our boys home...I admit I initially supported him and had SOME hope for the first time since Kennedy. Whether he meant it or not, or just fell victim to bad and sneaky intelligence briefings, it's hard to say at this point.

Whether Trump flip-flops & plays ball with the globalist/mega-corporate power structure remains to be seen.

One thing in Trumps favor was his strong spit-in-your-face speech and call a spade a spade style in the inaugural address. It seemed heartfelt and courageous. At very least, it put pressure on him to deliver when you mince no words in such a manner.

If he actually insists and accomplishes revamping our screwed up foreign policy that previously hasn't changed and only massacres legitimate movements and moderates as opposed to creating a permanent state of producing radical terrorism (Blowback) then I will definitely spend time and effort in highlighting the B.S. and being merciless in my dissent.

Pulling back from our ill-fated CFR philosophy is a tale order if he means it, but I would proffer his Inaug speech was heartfelt and from the hip gunslinger style.

Where is the money going to come from to get us battle ready? Unless we pull back on the trillions spent toppling countries and use the savings to do these things would seem the ONLY way to fund the rebuild without going into debt.

Pulling back that kind of tax payer waste would easily fund our DEFENSIVE capabilities to a great degree and actually have enough left over to have a TRUE healthcare plan. Plus: When we stop bombing the mideast into chaos and the subsequent radicalism in propagating world hatred against the US...we start to seriously dismantle what the CIA itself recognizes a "Blow Back.

I do have hope for Trump...but he could easily be another sell out like Obama who pretty much is a giveaway as the puppet of Soros and Brezinkski. But Trumps inaug speech...it pulled no punches and seemed from the heart. There was passion there.

This is either our LAST chance or ther's no turning back---they've won. One last thing...have you not noticed Pres. Trump is more moderate than he's being given credit for? Peace my friend.

a reply to: Willtell

No one destroys America faster than the Republican party at the helm.

That is their M.O.

Destroy the government, undermine the government. Block useful things from happening.

Then, when the government fails the people, point at it and say "SEE! We're right! The government is horrible!". They literally create the mess they use as proof they're needed.

When Al Gore ran for POTUS, after two terms of Clinton -- we were 12 years from paying off the national debt. Then ole Bushy-boy had to come in and plunge is into never-ending war.

Democrats are voted into power to basically clean up the mess the kids make in the rompus room. It's a back and forth, almost planned thing.

Allow the GOP to get into power, they go nuts with defense spending and basically set us back many years on social programs ... then when things are broken and craptastic, the people turn to the "adults" aka the Democrats to come in, fix spending and budgets, get social saftey nets back into place so the people who voted against them before can now eat...

Yeah, it's a back and forth destroy/rebuild thing with our two party system. Its sickening and maddening.

originally posted by: loam
a reply to: Willtell

Or so you keep telling yourself.

I'll wait for when he actually does something as President, before making judgements about where all this is going.

He's named his cabinet. Steve Mnuchin has been business partners with George Soros for chrissakes.

Gen. Michael Flynn is all about continuing the fight in the Middle East. Here's part of an interview Asia Today did with Michael Leeden who co-authored the book The Field of Fight: How We Can Win the Global War Against Radical Islam and Its Allies. He's talking about regime change in Iran:

Asia Today
AT: How effective is Iran’s opposition eight years after the “Green Revolution”? Is there a prospect for regime change?

Ledeen: I think there would be a prospect if the western world would get behind it and support it. By support I mean verbal support and if the opposition needs money, communications gear, things like that — get that to them as well. Look what happened in the last week. [Reformist former Iranian President Akbar Hashemi] Rafsanjani died. The regime could not do otherwise but stage a funeral. Two million people showed up and they chanted “Mir-Hossein” — which is Mir-Hossein Mousavi, the name of the [imprisoned] leader of Iran’s reformist Green Movement. They weren’t there to mourn Rafsanjani. Most of them were there to call for a regime change.

We all know where "support' for regime change leads. Wesley Clarke lays it out pretty clearly in that video posted by the OP. The course isn't going to really change. It hasn't in decades.

TOOK ya long enough.
OH and it isn't EVIL.
It's an act of SURVIVAL after YOUR fuc#tard POTUS and his succubus almost got us into a LOOSING world war, they would ride us down with ,so THEY could get paid
THAT is what has happened.

originally posted by: NthOther
It really is stunning how many ATS faithful have been bamboozled into believing Trump is anything other than what we already know him to be (a NWO puppet), if we've paid any attention at all to global politics over the past century (at least) and considered its state of affairs honestly.

No people get it, trust me. We have been played like a fiddle over and over again, yet, this feels different.

That being said, a lot of those I've talked to all agree, this is it. If this time nothing changes then they really are that good at controlling the narrative. We the people are at our wits end. Either it changes now because our voice was hard or we physically change it ourselves before the next election.

There are no more co-overs. Trump acknowledged this in his inaugural speech when he said we voted for ourselves this election. If we allow this to happen to ourselves again without action than hope is lost and they win.

a reply to: Rosinitiate

Right with you my brother. I'm giving this one a chance because it does feel different. I don't think some here understand just how pissed and froggy a majority of us will be if Pres. Trump proves to be like the rest. For the most part we're not "Yes We Can" group thinkers who see no evil even after it proved itself to be so (Barry O.)

I, like you, am more of a "Make America Great Again Or Else" type.

a reply to: The GUT

Fiona Barnett proved their programming is fallible, which is their only strength, yet our greatest weakness.

Our greatest strength is their equally greatest weakness, numbers. Once the illusion is gone they stand naked. The sooner this is grasped the sooner we can have our souls back.

a reply to: Willtell

I was really hopeful, even convinced that this was a coup of sorts in the establishment/NWO with all the anti-establishment talk, his talk about better relations Russia..

But what we are seeing with his cabinet picks are the most hawkish military types you can find with ties to big oil.

Trump Cabinet Picks Raise Concerns about Military Influence

If you have a significant number of [former military members] in your cabinet, you begin to bring into some question whether you actually are maintaining full civil control of a nation,

Donald Trump, After Blasting Iraq War, Picks Top Iraq Hawk James Woolsey as National Security Adviser

I don't know if he is Security Adviser but he has strong ties to military industry -

Woolsey went on CNN on Monday and said that he was principally motivated to support Trump because of his plans to expand U.S. military spending.

He has served as vice president of Pentagon contracting giant Booz Allen, and as chairman of Paladin Capital Group, a private equity fund that invests in national security and cybersecurity. He chairs the leadership council at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, a hawkish national security nonprofit, and is a venture partner with Lux Capital Management, which invests in emerging technologies like drones, satellite imaging, and artificial intelligence.

a reply to: The GUT

The outcry from both sides against Trump seems to suggest he is an outsider.

It can all be a really elaborate show, for whatever reason.

It can also be the case of non-insiders not knowing what is really going on.

He would not have seen the light of day (like other candidates) if he did not represent portions of the Deep State.

Coincidentally, all seven countries mentioned by General Wesley Clark in that video are also part of the Yinon Plan.

His cabinet is set to be the wealthiest ever. Anyone who still believes he will do a thing for working class Americans is completely moronic. It's funny that so many of the people here and on other conspiracy sites buy his message hook, line and sinker. They think they are "in the know", reading disinfo like Alex Jones, and are truly the ones who are completely misinformed about the reality of this situation. The powers that be played them like fools, letting them think their guy won when he is just another puppet.

For this to be true they started preparing him for this plan 18 years ago at least.

originally posted by: eaaoyueaao
His cabinet is set to be the wealthiest ever. Anyone who still believes he will do a thing for working class Americans is completely moronic. It's funny that so many of the people here and on other conspiracy sites buy his message hook, line and sinker. They think they are "in the know", reading disinfo like Alex Jones, and are truly the ones who are completely misinformed about the reality of this situation. The powers that be played them like fools, letting them think their guy won when he is just another puppet.

Just take a look at the VIP's that sat on the Inaugural Platform, There's a plethora of multi-millionaires and billionaires:

The Intercept
The Intercept identified seven donors who were seated not far from the dais: Sheldon Adelson, Steve Wynn, Carl Icahn, Harold Hamm, Lew Eisenberg, Woody Johnson and Phil Ruffin. The list, however, suggests that 17 other individuals listed as donors were given seats on the platform as well: Hushang Ansary, Roy Bailey, Brian Ballard, Tom Barrack, Joe Craft, Louis DeJoy, Robert Grand, Diane Hendricks, Peter Kalikow, Richard Lefrak, Ed McMullen, Steve Roth, Anthony Scaramucci, Tommy Hicks, Gentry Beach, Ray Washburne, and Ron Weiser.

Lew Eisenberg for example was the Chairman of the New York and New Jersey Port Authority on 9/11.

Here's the full list. See that name Barrack? That's this guy:

Wikipedia
His first job was at the law firm of Herbert W. Kalmbach, President Richard Nixon's personal lawyer. He then worked in Saudi Arabia for the Fluor Corporation. He then learned Arabic and worked for Saudi princes. Shortly after, he helped open diplomatic relations between Saudi Arabia and Haiti, then ruled by Jean-Claude Duvalier, at the request of investor Lonnie Dunn.

Herbert W. Kalmbachis an American attorney and banker. He served as the personal attorney to United States President Richard Nixon (1968–1973).[1] He became embroiled in the Watergate scandal due to his fundraising activities in the early 1970s, some of which supported undercover operatives directed by senior White House figures under Nixon. Kalmbach was convicted and served 191 days in jail for his part in the scandal, and lost his license to practice law for a time, although he was later reinstated

That's just two dudes - one with connections to Watergate another to 9/11. If you can see the connections in pizza-g, you should wake up to this. He's bathing in the wrong kind of people.

I think he should be called Barack Bahamas

originally posted by: pheonix358

I am sorry to inform those deluded ones

Try looking in a mirror.

Always with the insults.

People will crave for Barrack Obama

I do not see that happening. He should be called 'Mr. Golf'.

P

If Trump as President was the globalists plan all along, then they are so far ahead of us it's not even worth trying to fight them, they can't be beaten. Trump is the only president in decades that has preached America First and anti-globalism, if that is part of the globalists plan then it's like Einstein playing a 5 year old in a game of chess, we can't win.

I have been trying to tell people this very thing!! Presidents do not get elected they are selected as if they did not know he was going to be elected, they are one step ahead at all times rememeber that,

No he isn't.

The Powers That Be went all in for Hillary. This was obvious from the very start. So much so they rigged the DNC process against Bernie, who I am convinced would've won a massive landslide.

a reply to: Willtell

This whole post is hogwash, are you related to the Antidillusionist in any way? Paid by the Clinton Foundation ?

I'll S&F your thread after 100 days has passed,

That is, if you're right.

Wouldn't it be fun to watch him rise from the dead, after receiving a fatal head wound from an assassination.

Then he says he met God and has returned to rule from Jerusalem. Hint - the US Embassy has already been moved and Jesus was Life, which explains why Trump is anti-abortion.

Oh how the antichrist is going to fool so many people so easily. And who in America will turn down Trumps chip implants after the economy collapses and the Americans have to have the Mark of the Beast to maintain their new jobs.

Just wait for Sept 23rd 2017 which is why the UN did their new rule for Israel on Dec 23rd 2016. Pregnancy lasts 9 months and from Revelation 12, the antichrist will be born on that day, exactly 2 years after the Pope visited America in 2015.

Just wait for someone who suffers a fatal head wound and lives on that exact day.