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Is there much left over after the booze, the pills and the escort services?

It strikes me that this election is really about the hidden class system in America today. Ironically, Trump was in the undeclared aristocracy until he went into politics. It takes that much money to run, so any of us would stand no chance of entering the race.

As a Canadian, I am used to the remnants of the old class system, we still nominally recognize the British class system by remaining in the British commonwealth. The royal family are somehow not just “ordinary folk” but at least they are trained and coached in the art of aristocracy.

Our North American aristocracy (here, Canada is just like America really) are self-defined, globalist-elitist people from very ordinary backgrounds, who have banded together to lord it over the common people, whom they regard as cannon fodder and slaves. They keep the sheeple in line with boondoggle schemes like “green energy” and various human rights schemes which are basically free-stuff-for-no-work inducements to vote for them, and keep them in the aristocratic lifestyle they believe is their due.

Clintons could never get enough from the basic template so they set up their Foundation to vacuum up more money. They live like the British aristocracy and wave from limousines at their adoring sycophants. And they are basically just tricked up trailer park trash, it shows in so many ways.

Trump was in with this crowd until about two years ago; but he has somewhat more of the common touch about him. His entry into politics has blasted apart all the pretence and hypocrisy of the progressive globalist mind set, and they don’t like it, they are used to having compliance from the likes of Romney-Ryan and McCain. Sarah Palin was a similar outsider but she wasn’t able to generate as big an attack on the castle as Donald Trump has done.

Those four women that Trump brought to the party spoke volumes. Here are four very average American women that the Clinton machine tore up and shredded, like unwanted documents. The European aristocrats always claimed the “droit de seigneur” and so does Lord Jefferson-Clinton. His wife looks the other way, like the ladies of the medieval castle. She had her own diversions.