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It's really going to take a (cold) civil war to restore the republic. By way of example of what can occur when societies reach a break point, consider 3 most historically stable countries in the world: the USA, UK & France. And yet, each of these countries have respectively undergone major political upheavals, civil wars and revolution.

The British famously engaged in a civil war and executed Charles I in 1649, and then brought in William III in 1688. Louis XVI got chopped in 1793 during the Revolution, then France dealt with Napoleon & the restoration, and finally ushered in a series of republics. Everyone here of course knows US history.

So what's the point? The point is, at major turning points in history, even traditionally stable political entities undergo significant stress & upheaval. I really believe it's a mistake to think that Trump will represent a continuation of the prior 28 "bad years". Rather, I think we are looking at a period where it's a fight to the finish with the globalists. They must be eradicated, which means wholesale arrests, trials, convictions and punishment, along with shadow battles using "unconventional" means.

Like the de-Nazification process in post- WWII Germany, this country's dirty linen really must be washed and aired if the US is to reclaim any sense of true self determination ie for and by the people.

[Lurkinanloomin]

I agree. Congress is full of traitors who need to be Cantorized. My district showed America how it is done, but unfortunately few have followed our lead.

[txhurl]

They must be eradicated,

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They sure planned on eradicating us, if it weren’t for moonbat millennials in control of HRC’s turnout model, ADA.

Trump’s instincts are perfect: re-shore so many jobs that ears will be forever closed to the Left’s insidious, treasonous whispers. People who newly have economic interests won’t vote against them.