Thanks for your Post #42 Bob. I’ve been racking my brain saying: “Who is the FReeper whose been saying that over and over and over again?” So, it was you; huh? You go man!
Thanks, I figure that if I keep repeating the same thing, over and over again, someone in a position to help this country just might pick up on it. Maybe that person is Trump - time will tell.
Not long ago, I drafted up a fictional piece (from the future) called “The Closest Call” which went into detail of how the Democrats and their Republican Party infiltrators (called ‘advisers’) nearly saw their entire plan for transforming the country - a plan hatched in their Hippie years at our top colleges, derailed by the evidence staring everyone STRAIGHT IN THE FACE regarding the results of the 2014 elections (which I write about - that 70-75% of the electorate is still white, and if they unify, there is simply no mathematical way for conservatives to lose). Some of the Republicans were wavering, particularly Ted Cruz, thinking that maybe unifying the white vote was the answer. The others, to a man, actually believed the advisers, and so they were convinced that Open Borders and Amnesty was the only hope for the future of the party. Needless to say, the objective, of course, of Open Borders and Amnesty was to wipe out conservatism by making us a permanent minority.
In the end, Cruz is unable to unify the white vote due to Alinsky tactics and lack or resources, and the advisers ultimately win, and really kick into gear their final plan, which is to make sure that the world never again sees a “white society” as they call us. In Europe, that’s done by importing huge numbers of Muslims (very far along already), while in the US it’s Muslims and everyone else, other than whites.
If Trump keeps this up, my story might just have a happy ending instead.
...and interestingly, I heard that strategy almost repeated to a word by an ‘adviser’ that was interviewed on the Michael Medved show on Monday (with some guest host). He said that before the 2016 campaign started, the Republican Party got every candidate to agree that it was off-limits to try to fire up Republican voters on hot button issues, particularly Open Borders, and that was to be (for the 3rd time in a row, I might add) our winning strategy in 2016 - and how Trump has blown it all now.