15-10-2016, 09:01 PM
Tracy Riddle Wrote:You may have seen Trump giving a speech blaming a globalist conspiracy to defeat him, in which he mixes in a fair number of true statements about international elites (financial, political, media) who care nothing about the truth or democracy or ordinary people. Then he has to revert to his populist-nationalist message ("only I can save you!"), and he thinks the Clintons are somehow at the heart of this conspiracy, which they certainly are not.
The MSM is tarring this as an anti-Semitic speech ("international bankers!"), but I don't think that's his intention. I also don't think he wrote the speech, or even believes in it. His association with Alex Jones, who used to sometimes make sense (many years ago) but sounds increasingly deranged and only interested in selling product, makes me wonder if the larger goal is to discredit "conspiracy theories" by associating them with a candidate who may go down in flaming defeat like Barry Goldwater.
I'm still not sure what Trump's motivation is for his Presidential run, but he seems to be doing his best to lose. Maybe Trump TV with Roger Ailes next year is his goal. Maybe Trump is a Trojan horse for the elites to ensure that Hillary gets elected and Russia is blamed for allegedly interfering with the election.
It all seems surreal and entirely manufactured to me.
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"There are three sorts of conspiracy: by the people who complain, by the people who write, by the people who take action. There is nothing to fear from the first group, the two others are more dangerous; but the police have to be part of all three,"
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