Key Question Stephen Bannon
Holds the Key To
Nope, Not April Fool’s Day Joke,
Either
(Real Possibility)
Pretty scary headlines for
next April, right … possible, too. So, are you still not worried? Well, maybe
tomorrow, right? In the meantime, get ready for another big scare and more plans from Stephen “Grigori
Rasputin” Bannon who has both ears of Donald J. Trump, or will have very soon
as he becomes the 45th President of the Untied Stated and the CINC... Bannon’s latest
right after this short personal introduction:
I strongly believe that
anything about our great nation and people with all the warts and moles and
hang-ups... that it will all change for the worse commencing Jan 20, 2017 at
Noon or shortly thereafter...
At that hour on that day, tons
of key people will be in place with a mandate and instructions to tear down and
repair everything the GOP, Conservatives and TEA nuts, most right-wingers all
across Talk Radio and La-la land, and conspiracy nuts from the 4-corners hate
about things that others cherish and like that they do not and then try to give
us, what pray tell?
Crying wolf you say? Hardly
... just an honest assessment of those jockeying for power and and half the
country saying: “Do, it, do – lock 'em all up if they disagree with us...
this is America, and we can be hateful and spiteful and ugly and nasty as anyone
in history... just watch us, and it is our right to be that way.”
All I would add is Holy crap…!!!
Now the main thrust of the
man at the center: Stephen Bannon, hatchet or henchman for the CINC. He has
been under relentless fire from critics on the left since he was named chief
strategist and senior counselor to President-elect Donald Trump.
Before joining Trump's
campaign as his CEO, Bannon was the executive director of Breitbart News, an
outlet he described
in July as a “platform of the alt-right” (“Alternative to the
Rightwing” – more right than right). His selection as one of Trump's top
advisers prompted harsh rebukes from groups such as the Anti-Defamation League and the Southern Poverty Law Center, as well as top
Democrats, who called Bannon an unacceptable choice.
But in a new
interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Bannon seems unbothered by the
response to his selection. “Darkness is good. Dick “Dark” Cheney. Darth Vader.
Satan. That's power. It only helps us when they get it wrong. They're blind to
who we are and what we're doing,” he told the reporter. Bannon then noted that
many people had completely missed the driving forces that ultimately propelled
Trump to victory, saying:
“The media bubble is the
ultimate symbol of what's wrong with this country. It's just a circle of people
talking to themselves who have no [f**king] idea what's going on. ... It's a
closed circle of information from which Hillary Clinton got all her
information – and her confidence. That was our opening. They got it more wrong
than anybody. Rupert Murdoch is a globalist and never understood Trump. To him,
Trump is a radical. Now they'll go centrist and build the network around Megyn
Kelly.”
Now, Bannon predicts Trump will ride his coalition of traditional
Republicans and white working-class former Democrats to a permanent electoral
powerhouse – perhaps without the small government conservatives who had steered
the party for the past eight years, adding:
“Like Andrew Jackson's
populism, we're going to build an entirely new political movement. It's
everything related to jobs. The conservatives are going to go crazy. I'm the
guy pushing a trillion-dollar infrastructure plan. With negative interest rates
throughout the world, it's the greatest opportunity to rebuild everything.
Shipyards, iron works, get them all jacked up. We're just going to throw it up
against the wall and see if it sticks. It will be as exciting as the 1930's,
greater than the Reagan revolution – conservatives, plus populists, in an
economic nationalist movement.”
He summarized this way: “If we deliver we'll get 60 percent of the white
vote, and 40 percent of the black and Hispanic vote and we'll govern for 50
years. That's what the Democrats missed, they were talking to these people
with companies with a $9 billion market cap employing nine people. It's not
reality. They lost sight of what the world is about.” Then despite Breitbart
News' embrace of the so-called “Alt-Right,” a loosely organized movement
associated with white nationalism that developed in response to mainstream
conservatism, Bannon pushed back against aspersions on his own character,
saying:
“I'm not a white nationalist, I'm a
nationalist. I'm an economic nationalist. The globalists gutted the American
working class and created a middle class in Asia. The issue now is about
Americans looking to not get [f**ked] over.”
So, let’s change the Trump
slogan from “Make America Great Again” to “[Bye] American Pie” or just simply: “Sayonara,
or Adios, Adieu, Addio, Adeus, Arrivederci, Ciao, Auf Wiedersehen, Au Revoir,
Bon Voyage, Shalom, Totsiens, Vale, or even in Chinese Zaijian, or Korean
Annyong. It's been nice to know you, America...”
Related are these excellent
bunch of articles by 16 very reputable reporters via the New Yorker.
It seems that Bannon's philosophy, in tune with Trump's is to be as outrageous as possible, hear it, then ignore it and the heat by adding something far hotter the next time. If people don't like it, well f**k 'em all... next question.
Thanks for stopping by… come
again and I’m sure you will stay tuned… we are now headed for serious and
troubling times and truly in uncharted waters.
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