The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
President Duterte Kicks Rothschilds Out Of Philippines
President Duterte has vowed to “eradicate all traces of Rothschild financial criminality” from the Philippines, announcing that he will no longer respond to pressure or financial blackmail from the US government or Rothschild-controlled global banking institutions.
Phi Beta Iota: Russia was the first to ban the Rothschilds. This trend will continue.
In Surprise TED Talk, Pope Francis Asks The Powerful For ‘Revolution Of Tenderness'
“People's paths are riddled with suffering, as everything is centered around money and things, instead of people,” he said. “And often there is this habit, by people who call themselves ‘respectable,' of not taking care of the others, thus leaving behind thousands of human beings, or entire populations, on the side of the road.”
What's not to like? Cleanest bribe I ever took….and if you really think I ever represented anyone other than the Deep State, you are exactly the seriously stupid kind of person the Democratic Party loves to have in its base….
Obama's $400G Wall Street speech leaves liberal base stunned
“Even if he donates the money from this Wall Street firm to charity, his speech and remuneration reminds ‘ordinary' working class people that both major political parties are in bed with Big Business,” said David Michael Smith, of the Houston Socialist Movement. “In my view, our country needs a new kind of political party and social movement to represent the vast majority of the population, not the wealthy few.”
Phi Beta Iota: Donald Trump is easily worth $20B if he will roll over and play dead for the Rothschilds. The jury is still out on whether than money was offered and/or accepted.
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Robert Steele: Has Trump Accepted A $20B Bribe From Lynn Rothschild To Throw The Election? UPDATE 15
What Chuck Schumer is revealing out in the open
Chuck Schumer is echoing what many of his colleagues—and far more powerful people—are worrying about. Their vaunted mouthpieces, the NY Times, the Washington Post, etc., are failing. They can’t carry the same old freight with impunity.
So Schumer “worries about the future of democracy.” What he’s actually worried about has nothing to do with democracy, and it certainly has nothing to do with a Republic, which was the form of this nation from the beginning. Schumer is worried about decentralization.
He’s worried that people are defecting from the authoritarian arrogant Castle of Truth.
And, given his position, he should be worried.
100 days of Trump Resistance: the wins so far and battles to come
As President Trump approaches 100 days in office, Adam Gabbatt surveys the resistance movement’s biggest moments so far, key groups, and challenges ahead
China is a gold mine for innovation, says head of Chinese robot firm
“I've been to the U.S., Japan, Taiwan, and Israel, and the opportunities for innovation and entrepreneurship in China are just as good — in some respects it's actually better,” Yu told CNBC. That's because China is already a pretty tech-savvy place and firms continue investing in R&D, according to Yu, who added that the country's giant manufacturing machine means everything can happen in one place.
Kasich: ‘I think political parties are on their way out'
Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) said Sunday he doesn't expect political parties will be around for much longer. “in Ohio today, we're more united,” Kasich said during an interview on CBS's “Face The Nation.” “You know why? Because I'm not playing that stupid political game. And I think political parties are on their way out, essentially.” Kasich pointed to Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), who he said is talking about “reconstructing” the Democratic Party. “I think people care less about party,” Kasich said.
