Obama Attacks Trump at TPP Conference - WHY?

Letters From The Gulag ^ | Wednesday, February 17, 2016 | Archpriest Symeon Elias - The Orthodox Christian Philosopher

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Obama Attacks Trump at TPP Conference - WHY?

THINK!
What could have the Establishment Republicans and the Establishment Democrats sounding like a unified choir about Donald J. Trump, and oft times attacking him in vulgar and bombastic, but IDENTICAL language?

If you don't know the answer here, and if you are willing to cast a vote for anyone but Donald Trump, then you are willing to throw away the first chance we have had in my seven decades to truly challenge the Globalist DECONSTRUCTION of our Nation, and SAVE our Nation as a NATION for our Children and Grand Children.

What do you think that Barrack Obama is doing at Rancho Mirage? The Marxist Douglas Brinkley said that he was meeting with Southeast Asian leaders.

Don't you GET IT!

Obama finalized the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement this month, and the Southeast Asian Leaders and Obama are together in a posh resort, enjoying the luxury, working out the details to divide the spoils. These are THIEVES, after the ROBBERY, sharing the loot, and working out the details of the spider web of systematized tentacles, like the roots of a parasite burying deep into its host, to continue to rob it, quietly without the host, (me and you) noticing.

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All the reason while I will be voting for Trump.

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1. Ted Cruz says he opposes TPP.

2. Club For Growth fervently supports TPP.

3. Club For Growth has (so far) donated over $700,000 to the Cruz campaign.

Don't forget what NAFTA did to us:

NAFTA was simply economic permission to crush U.S. tariffs, so huge companies could produce products overseas for embarrassingly low wages and then import the pieces back into the U.S. either whole or for assembly, without paying previously-imposed tariffs. Wages and environmental regulations were laughable, though many companies have now fled Mexico in favor of even lower wages and virtually no pollution standards in third-world countries.