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Hillary sick? - Paul Rigby - 01-11-2016 R.K. Locke Wrote:Seems like some people in the deep state really don't want the Clintons back in the White House again. I doubt that they want Trump either. So maybe Pence is the one to watch? Hillary Clinton: Wall Street's Losing Horse? Constitutional Crisis? What's the End Game? By Prof Michel Chossudovsky Global Research, November 01, 2016 http://www.globalresearch.ca/hillary-clinton-wall-streets-loosing-horse-constitutional-crisis-whats-the-end-game/5553922 Since the release of FBI Director Comey's Second letter to the US Congress, the presidential elections process has gone haywire, out of control. The bipartisan political apparatus is in crisis. "I FBI director [James Comey] am writing to inform you that the investigative team briefed me on this yesterday, and I agreed that the FBI should take appropriate investigative steps designed to allow investigators to review these emails to determine whether they contain classified information, as well as to assess their importance to our investigation." Quote:Two important questions: The original source of this article is Global Research Copyright © Prof Michel Chossudovsky, Global Research, 2016 Hillary sick? - Paul Rigby - 01-11-2016 The Hillary Clinton Takeover of the United States Published on Nov 1, 2016 Hillary and Bill Clinton are attempting a takeover of the United States and will stop at nothing. A coup d'état of this magnitude has never been affected in such a subtly calculated way. SEE MORE AT: http://StevePieczenik.com [video=youtube_share;ov5kvWSz5LM]http://youtu.be/ov5kvWSz5LM[/video] Strangely, this appears to contain a deal of truth, though not about the counter-coup members' motivations Hillary sick? - Paul Rigby - 01-11-2016 Hillary Clinton - Why She Can't Think Published on Oct 31, 2016 Videos constructed from public sources that show the true Hillary Clinton. All video used under the doctrine of FAIR USE. [video=youtube_share;Mf0TDm8hBHY]http://youtu.be/Mf0TDm8hBHY[/video] I think this unduly pessimistic, particularly given the power of the gallows - or rather the threat of it - to concentrate the mind wonderfully. Hillary sick? - Tracy Riddle - 04-11-2016 Paul Rigby Wrote:Hillary Clinton - Why She Can't Think That's got to be one of the dumbest videos I've seen all year. He's still using the Chai Tea footage of her acting goofy with reporters. How would any of us like a bad photograph or a film of us acting silly to be used to diagnose a medical condition? It's like something out of a Terry Gilliam film. Hillary sick? - Tracy Riddle - 04-11-2016 http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-documents-idUSKBN12Y2WY By Mark Hosenball | WASHINGTON The FBI and U.S. intelligence agencies are examining faked documents aimed at discrediting the Hillary Clinton campaign as part of a broader investigation into what U.S. officials believe has been an attempt by Russia to disrupt the presidential election, people with knowledge of the matter said. U.S. Senator Tom Carper, a Democrat on the Senate Homeland Security Committee, has referred one of the documents to the FBI for investigation on the grounds that his name and stationery were forged to appear authentic, some of the sources who had knowledge of that discussion said. In the letter identified as fake, Carper is quoted as writing to Clinton, "We will not let you lose this election," a person who saw the document told Reuters. The fake Carper letter, which was described to Reuters, is one of several documents presented to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the U.S. Department of Justice for review in recent weeks, the sources said. A spokeswoman for Carper declined to comment. As part of an investigation into suspected Russian hacking, FBI investigators have also asked Democratic Party officials to provide copies of other suspected faked documents that have been circulating along with emails and other legitimate documents taken in the hack, people involved in those conversations said. A spokesman for the FBI confirmed the agency was "in receipt of a complaint about an alleged fake letter" related to the election but declined further comment. Others with knowledge of the matter said the FBI was also examining other fake documents that recently surfaced. U.S. intelligence officials have warned privately that a campaign they believe is backed by the Russian government to undermine the credibility of the U.S. presidential election could move beyond the hacking of Democratic Party email systems. That could include posting fictional evidence of voter fraud or other disinformation in the run-up to voting on Nov. 8, U.S. officials have said. Russian officials deny any such effort. In addition to the Carper letter, the FBI has also reviewed a seven-page electronic document that carries the logos of Democratic pollster Joel Benenson's firm, the Benenson Strategy Group, and the Clinton Foundation, a person with knowledge of the matter said. The document, identified as a fake by the Clinton campaign, claims poll ratings had plunged for Clinton and called for "severe strategy changes for November" that could include "staged civil unrest" and "radiological attack" with dirty bombs to disrupt the vote. Like the Carper letter, it was not immediately clear where the fraudulent document had originated or how it had begun to circulate. On Oct. 20, Roger Stone, a former Trump aide and Republican operative, linked to a copy of the document on Twitter with the tag, "If this is real: OMG!!" Benenson's firm had no immediate comment. Craig Minassian, a spokesman for the Clinton Foundation, said the document was "fake." He said he did not know if the FBI had examined it. ALSO IN POLITICS Stone did not respond to emails requesting comment. A spokesman for the Clinton campaign, Glen Caplin, said the document was a fake and part of a "desperate stunt" to capitalize on the leak of Democratic emails by Wikileaks. The developments highlight the unusually prominent role U.S. law enforcement and intelligence agencies have played in a contentious election and an ongoing debate about how public they can or should be about their inquiries. FBI Director James Comey, a Republican appointed by President Obama, touched off an outcry from Democrats last week when he alerted Congress that agents had found other emails that could be linked to an inquiry into Clinton's use of a private email server when she was Secretary of State, effectively re-opening an investigation he had closed in July. Hillary sick? - David Guyatt - 04-11-2016 Turns out Hilary is far more crooked than sick... [video]https://www.rt.com/news/365299-assange-pilger-saudi-clinton/#.WBxX8JVTZWg.facebook[/video]. The main video of this interview will be aired tomorrow exclusively on RT. Watch that space. John Pilger can be forgiven for his shock. Hillary sick? - Cliff Varnell - 04-11-2016 David Guyatt Wrote:Turns out Hilary is far more crooked than sick... Hilarious! How long has the US of A provided arms to Saudi Arabia? Decades and decades. How long have the Saudis and their Gulf allies financed extremist groups like Al Q and ISIS? Decades and decades. But the Clinton Deranged think it all started with Hillary and the Clinton Foundation? : :
Hillary sick? - Tracy Riddle - 04-11-2016 Cliff Varnell Wrote:David Guyatt Wrote:Turns out Hilary is far more crooked than sick... I remember Reagan selling AWACS planes to the Saudis and how it pissed off Israel and its Christian Right Zionist allies. Hillary sick? - Cliff Varnell - 04-11-2016 Good take on the guy the Clinton Deranged are rooting for. Emphasis added. http://www.rawstory.com/2016/11/donald-trumps-vindictiveness-would-make-him-a-dangerous-president/ A neuroscientist explains why Trump's obsession with revenge would make him a dangerous president ![]() Bobby Azarian, Raw Story 03 Nov 2016 at 14:17 ET While he's dropped clues throughout his entire presidential campaign, the full extent of Donald Trump's vindictive nature has only been revealed recently. Not only does his obsession with revenge provide more evidence for the widely held belief that he is a narcissist, it further suggests that Trump has a psychological profile that could make him a very dangerous world leader. In fact, research has shown that people who score high on measures of vengeancethe intense desire to inflict harm on another person in order to get even' after a perceived injury or insulttypically [URL="http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12144-012-9153-2"] lack empathy, possess uncontrollable anger, and are emotionally unstable. [/URL] To describe Trump as a man who holds grudges would be a vast understatement. Last month in a blog post, the British billionaire and founder of the Virgin group, Richard Branson, briefly described his first encounter with Donald, something he called extraordinarily bizarre. At a one-on-one business lunch that occurred sometime in the distant past, rather than discussing entrepreneurship or ways to help the world, Trump spent the entire time explaining how he intended to dedicate the rest of his life to ruining the lives of five people who refused to help him after his company filed for bankruptcy. Also last month, during a public appearance, Trump vowed to sue all 12 women who have recently accused him of sexual misconduct as soon as the election is overwhich might seem not so unreasonable had he not explicitly bragged about such behavior in 2005. But Trump didn't stop there. He threatened to sue The New York Times for publishing the women's stories, and if his lawsuit history tells us anything, it's that these are unlikely to be just empty promises. And these examples are just the tip of the iceberg. USA Today found that Trump has been involved in over 3,500 legal actions in the last 30 years, many of which were cases filed by him. As reported by The Atlantic in the article, "The Lawsuits of Donald Trump," over the last decade the billionaire has sued "a book author, a MISS USA contestant, a comedian, and global financial institutions." That comedian was actually HBO talk show host Bill Maher, who promised to give Trump $5 million if he could provide proof that his father was not an orangutan. Luckily for Maher, the case was ultimately dismissed. Regardless, if you think that Donald's vindictiveness is superficial, with lawsuit threats being simply how he lets off steam,' his track record clearly shows otherwise. Given the anecdotal and objective evidence, there's just no doubt that Donald is an extremely vengeful person, and it is unlikely that even the most loyal Trump supporter would deny that. In fact, given the intense hatred toward the Obama administration and the U.S. government felt by your average Trump enthusiast, Donald's ambition to tear down the establishment that has continuously mocked him is likely a main reason why they love him. Psychology research shows that vindictiveness is strongly correlated with narcissism, a personality trait that countless psychologists say Trump shows all the signs of having. Studies have also found that those who seek revenge are often very energetic and have dominant personalities. Further, vengeful people often seek powerful positions that allow them to inflict what they see as well-deserved hurt on their enemies. That pretty much describes Trump to a T. What might be the most troubling aspect of a vindictive president is the severe lack of empathy. Since empathy is the ability to see events from another's perspective, and to share their experiences and emotions, it is an essential feature for a president who cares about the people, as the overwhelming majority of them do not live a life anything like his. Minorities, as well as the poor, elderly, and disabled, would all be negatively affected by an unempathetic leader. To make matters worse, vengefulness is strongly associated with anger and aggression, which can go unchecked with empathy deficits, resulting infor examplebrutal military decisions made with no regard for civilian lives abroad. Another serious drawback of a vengeful president is that they would spend so much time and effort getting even that they would not have time to actually do the jobs that presidents must do. Under a Trump presidency, many important dutieslike working with Congress on the budget and running the armed forceswould either be neglected or allocated to others while he plots and executes his revenge. We can be sure that if Donald Trump becomes president, he will be dedicating a substantial amount of time to figuring out some sort of way to punish the media, which he feels has treated him very unfairly during the election cycle. In an episode of The Daily Show that aired last week, Dana Bash, a journalist and CNN reporter, described to Trevor Noah the chilling way Trump already directs anger and aggression toward the media at his rallies: "There is nothing as jarring as being in the penbecause the press has to be in a pen at these rallies, for security and for other reasonsand there are thousands of people between you and the candidate. And it's a huge crowd. So Donald Trump will say, "Look at those people, they are horrible. They are scumbags. They are the worst people. They're so dishonest." And all of a sudden, in unison, every single one of the people will turn around and stare at us, and it's very creepy and scaryit really is." What's even scarier is imagining what orders he'd give people and how strongly they'd respond if he were actually President of the United States. And how could citizens be arrested and held in jail for following the president's orders? We can also bet that Trump would immediately devote much of his limited resources into destroying every bit of Obama's legacy, regardless of whether or not it would hurt the country. It would serve as payback for the 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner, where Barack Obama roasted Trump with clever zinger after zinger. Although the jokes were light-hearted and typical of the event, Trump's largely stone-faced reaction showed that he likely felt humiliated, and there's absolutely nothing that infuriates The Donald more than that. Even if Trump knew for sure that fixing Obamacare would be easier and less costly than starting from scratch, he would still tear it down just out of spite. He's already promised to do this. A leader that operates like that is dangerous for the country because they are more concerned with revenge than the welfare of citizens. While it might seem obvious that as president Trump would put effort into getting back at the Clintons and other Democrats, it is more likely that he will have his vengeful eyes directed at his own party. With the Clintons defeated, he'd be more motivated to focus on settling old scores with Republicans like Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, who went against tradition by refusing to show support or enthusiasm for the party's nominee. This greatly embarrassed and upset Trump, who has been attacking Ryan ever since. Ryan is just one of many "establishment Republicans" who expressed disapproval of Trump and are likely to now be on his disloyal list. Because that list is one that Donald takes very seriously, many Republican politicians have as much reason to fear a Trump presidency as Democrats do. This time around they would be wise to vote blue, as their careers and future may depend on it. But a vindictive president is the biggest liability when it comes to the world stage. It is here where a vengeful Trump has the potential to do the most damage. It is a fact that the U.S. is despised by a number of nations with formidable military force, and that is not going to change no matter who is elected president this November. If it is Trump, it is only a matter of time before the brash billionaire feels he has been deeply insulted or disrespected by another world leader. And since research shows that vengeful responses are generally greater in force than their provocation, we could easily find ourselves in a quickly escalating conflict with North Korea, Iran, China, or Russia. Sure, there may be a budding bromance between Vladimir Putin and Donald right now, but just like Trump's friendship with Ted Cruz, a falling out is inevitable. And when that occurs, we can again expect it to get really ugly really quick. Trump expects flattery, and that's something he's just not going to get a lot of as President of the United States. As a result, many of his actions and decisions will be driven by aggression and vengeance, which have the power to override logic and reason. Will he try to order the people to stand up and cause chaos if Congress or the Supreme Court makes a decision he doesn't like? Would he get us unengaged in a nuclear war if he's mocked and ridiculed by a foreign nation? We should all hope that these are questions that we'll never know the answers to. Hillary sick? - R.K. Locke - 04-11-2016 Amazing to see people still supporting/defending Clinton. |