(08-11-2022, 10:54 AM)Ronster Wrote:

(08-11-2022, 07:58 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: Okay, a couple of questions:

1) You say "First we elected an outsider, then that outsider stuck his finger in their eye and threatened years of work they have done and ultimately their grip on our society."  How did Trump do what you describe in that sentence?  What actions did he take that "threatened years of work they have done and ultimately their grip on our society?"  

2) You say, "President Trump pulled back the curtain on the deep state an in doing so exposed them as the frauds they are and even worse their ugly intentions."  What exactly do you mean by that?  When did he pull back the curtain on the deep state, etc?

1 and 2 are basically the same question. But I am surprised you have to ask it. 

Its well documented that President Trumps agenda was putting Americans and America first. He rejected the elites efforts to use GLOBAL WARMING and or CLIMATE CHANGE to effectuate their goal of complete global control. 

He attacked them at G7 meetings and the World Economic Forum where he put the elites on notice that he could not be bought and that he stood with the common man and woman, not just in this country but for all countries. He was America first, but he also let others in the world know that they should be putting the people of their countries first as well. 

That's the thing with President Trump, he could not be bought, and this was something that flew in the face of everything they have been doing for the last 100 years. What do you do with a leader that can't be bought? You either destroy him or kill him...

There really is a lot more, but I will leave it up to you dig deeper...

Everything you mentioned there was mere theater.
There are at least two concrete examples of Trump bucking a "globalist consensus" as much as such a thing even exists.
He backed out of the Paris Climate Agreement.  That was a weak agreement but as it did not have an enforcement mechanism, so backing out didn't actually change any law or regulation anywhere.  But it did send a message that the US was going its own way.
A more concrete example is when Trump backed out of the Iran Nuclear Deal.  Stated motive there was to reimpose sanctions on Iran and curtail Iran's ability to interfere in Syria, Iraq, and Yemen.  Seems to have worked, but the risk is Iran actually gets a nuke in the meantime.
The main example of Trump bucking the globalist consensus is tariffs.

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