Posted on 11/10/2016 11:14:21 PM PST by Perseverando
See post #9 on this thread....
Well I should’ve known, now I realize I should’ve voted for Hillary just to thwart the plans of the global elite who really wanted Trump. Never mind that Hillary would be a slam dunk as far as their plans being implemented, what they really wanted was Trump. As someone pointed out in the comments section on the site, the article is complete baloney.
It is this type of twisted conspiracy irrationality that has ruled America for eight years. We are sick and tired of that world down the rabbit hole. We want straight thinking and sound policy running America. We want American thinking, not the stuff from another planet.
He got our vote, we put him there now we need to follow up and not go back to sleep, the forces of evil are in high gear rust never sleeps my friends. He will need us more than ever. One thing you have to admire about the rats they are relentless dedicated and determined we need to be the same and not turn away and leave this bag of sh## for trump and his admin to tackle.
I may be crazy but no one watched the Bikers For Trump movement.
Check this map and look at the states in the top 12.
I know for a *fact* that 90% of bikers voted for Trump.
There are a *lot* of us and we don’t show up in any demographic chart and we don’t answer polls.
I have posted repeatedly about the unified, passionate, unprecedented biker support for Trump, that I saw at bike events, this past summer.
Bikers liked the guy, from the start but when he addressed the huge crowd of bikers at Rolling Thunder in DC this past May, speaking his heart for the veterans, whom we love and support, he won us all over, earning our undying loyalty.
At -every- rally, there were bikers positioned near the front of the crowd, ready to die for him, if need be.
And on election day, I guarantee you that every one of them, who supported him, got to their poll and voted.
It’s the forgotten ‘deplorables’ like us [even more deplorable than deplorable] who put him over the top.
Again, look at the chart up there and wonder if the thousands of votes, in razor thin wins in improbable states, were not cast by scurvy, leather-clad loyalists.
And, over in the official Bikers For Trump FB group, a special snowflake posted this in reply to the photo of Mike on his Harley:
Christie Anderberg: I don’t care what he rides - and if you’re surprised by this, here’s a little more info about your biker buddy you should be aware of
We’ve covered plenty of these before, but here’s a refresher:
In March, Pence signed a bill into law requiring burial or cremation for aborted fetuses.
Last month, Pence said he’d like to “send Roe v. Wade to the ash heap of history.”
Pence signed a 2015 bill permitting Indiana business owners to cite religious beliefs as a reason to refuse service to gay and lesbian customers.
As Indiana’s governor, Pence slashed Planned Parenthood funding, arguably contributing to one county’s HIV outbreak.
During his 12 years as a congressman, Pence voted against nearly every piece of environmental legislation.
Pence voted to bar the Environmental Protection Agency from regulating greenhouse gases.
Pence voted for opening the Atlantic up to offshore oil drilling.
As a congressman, Pence gave a floor speech advocating the teaching of creationism in public schools.
Pence wrote an op-ed arguing that “smoking doesn’t kill.”
Are you feeling good about him now?
To a man, the bikers said they still felt great about him...and frankly, I feel *even better* about him, than I did before.
:)
More from the BFT group:
Robert P. Doyle:
Donald Trump didn’t win because “he was a racist who hates minorities”. He won because of your arrogance and cultural elitism.
You found them to be deplorable.
He certainly won some votes on “building a wall” but that didn’t carry him to the presidency.
He won because he galvanized rural america.
He won because he spoke to the class of people most of you elitists feel are too uncouth to talk to.
You mock them in the stores, online - their culture and economic status was witty punchline of a New Yorker joke.
This was a cultural battle; your Patagonia jacket versus their carhart jacket.
You called them “working class whites” online because it was slightly more PC than calling them “white trash”; although in social circles you certainly said worse.
Even during the election polling it became the norm to say “the non college educated white vote”.
You didn’t build a culture of inclusivity with your elitist groupthink.
You were too busy labeling Donald Trump a racist when Donald Trump was in the trenches of rust belt cities promising to stop trade deals that took jobs out of “fly over states”.
They never saw economic recovery.
The new digital economy was never going to come to them.
You were focused on his declassé political rhetoric when he was confronting automakers for destroying the economic viability of middle America.
He offered plain text solutions to a world built around the clouded vision of technicrats.
Don’t sit here and lecture us how this was win for racism.
It was your own hubris and disdain for plebians that was the real moniker of hatred.
You can’t say you are a tolerant person when you look at whole swaths of the country like they’re deplorable miscreants.
Go, listen to some of the promises Donald Trump has to offer.
It was the same message as Sanders.
Go and sit down with working class Americans.
Turn off the news and listen to your fellow American.
The guy who lost his factory job, the restaurant worker who can’t afford health insurance, the veteran dealing with the VA.
Listen to them. Own up to your mistakes and move on.
You have as much free will as you want to have until you bump up against the boundary conditions set by YHWH’s Word. It is like statistical thermodynamics: and individual gas molecule can go anywhere is wants, but in the aggregate the gas laws are followed. So observation of YHWH’s creation shows us how you can have it both ways and reading His Word shows how it happens in practice.
In plain English. We either HAVE a free will or we do not. Either our life path is determined solely by our actions or it is plotted and planned from our very conception.
In simple terms the Lord has laid out rules for us to follow so we can stay in his grace and obtain the ultimate reward of spending eternity with Him. If we fail in honoring His wishes we allegedly suffer the fires of Hell. The decision is all ours and this could not possibly be more obvious.
There is no middle ground despite your attempts to have it both ways.
As long as you have confessed with your mouth that Jesus Christ is LORD, and believe in your heart that He was raised from the dead, then you will be saved. The degree to which you understand how YHWH’s created world actually works is not a salvation issue.
The computer you are using works because electrons are having things both ways, and are tunneling across energy gaps for which they don’t have enough energy to cross. However, as long as you believe and confess you will be OK.
He's probably the only one who had a chance of getting the economy on the right track and helping to avoid the huge pain factor we've been heading for and the elites will want some of the credit - they're riding his coattails now.
Wikileaks and the comments about the Rothschilds could have clinched the crushing of Hillary’s dreams. Calling Lady Rothschild crazy had to have repercussions.
Relax.
God is in control.
or not
Anybody done a tally on just how many “massive economic collapse” predictions put forth by Tyler Durden, Mac Slavo and Melissa Dykes (nee Melton) that have actually come to pass?
Let’s start at zero and work from there.
This is the first list of Pence’s accomplishments I’ve seen in one place. I frickin’ LOVE him!
We don’t ride, but I’ve always said that I’d rather live in a world run by bikers than the one we’ve endured these past eight years. In my experience, bikers respect authenticity and will respect those who respect them. Oh, and I never have found them “scurvy”. To you and your buddies: thanks, guys!
Absolutely.
Brandon (and Snyder, Luther and the rest who regularly get reprinted at SHTFP) need fear and angst to drive their own monetization.
Follow the money.
He’s almost too good to be true.
:)
And thanks, I don’t consider us “scurvy” either, but The Perfect People do.
There is no one on earth I would rather throw my lot in with, frankly.
When I first met my future hubby, one of our friends said to me, during a tense situation, “Don’t worry. You’ll never be safer than you are, right now.”
That was over 23 years ago and not a day has gone by that his words have rung false.
They are “my people” and they *always* watch over me like rough, hairy angels.
:)
Pull this tripe.
The fact that you started reading it suggests that maybe you don't have many to spare. ;-)
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