A globalist tries to control the business of the world. A liberal tries to control the government of the world. A globalist already owns a liberal so government is of no concern to him anymore. His enemy is competition. And his liberal governments job is to crush competition. A protectionist is a globalist with a small globe. Otherwise they are the same. An isolationist is the guy who seems to always get stuck with the bill. That's why he doesn't like expensive crowds.
We Are Watching A Slow-Motion Coup D’etat
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Ask Jem. I'll go with whatever his definition is, which I think encompasses nearly everyone.
Why did Trump fire Comey when he was 1000s of miles away from his office without any warning to Comey and then send out a tweet that Comey better hope there are no "tapes" in quotes?
Was it a strategic move to fire Comey when he was away from his office?
What message was he sending Comey in the tweet?
Trump clearly thinks that Comey was one of the people leaking to press.
Perhaps the timing of the firing was much more strategic and planned than we now know. Was Trump waiting for his people to be in place at the DOJ?
Was it a strategic move to fire Comey when he was away from his office?
What message was he sending Comey in the tweet?
Trump clearly thinks that Comey was one of the people leaking to press.
Perhaps the timing of the firing was much more strategic and planned than we now know. Was Trump waiting for his people to be in place at the DOJ?
If it's got washingtonpost or cnn or newyork times in the link I don't even bother to read more of their biased slant on things, especially if it is posted by a known democrat party loyalist.
I already know who the enemy is and what they are saying and need no more education or knowledge of their methods of lying. We learned about it when I was a kid and they explained how Pravda works. I would only be reading like a school teacher to check for mistakes since they don't do that anymore.