>>15176764

I think it was more that Trump was making inroads in the black community and the rhetoric of renewed white supremacist crimes against blacks had to be ratcheted up.

So lynching, you know, for old times sake.

Bidan saying, "If you don't vote for me, you ain't black", as well as Bidan's comment in 2008 or 2012 to blacks that, "They want you back in chains", are other examples.

That's his gig. Pure bully and bullshitter. ratchet up hatred based on ignorance. That Tesla quote above is spot on.

I think Harris is in too deep with the Smollet hoax and that could blow back on Bidan. He has to get some daylight to make him look uninvolved, but he probably wasn't.

The whole absurdity of the hoax plot, Foxx's bullshit and the MSM gaslighting just serves to show how stupid they think we are. Most likely reason for thinking that is that they would have fallen for it.

>>15176818

Cui bono?

France: Fishing and Migrants over the channel?

Iran: nuke deal?

Are there any non-English aspirants to the PM spot. Like a Kahn in London?

>>15176801

> Ludlow Residence

Okemo Mtn. Ski resort. A lot of Olympic snowboarders come out of there, or did.

>>15177236

I don't think Trump wanted to go to a 2nd term under the conditions that did and would exist.

Only way would have been for a clear legal decision, that wasn't going to come Foreign help sucked ass, too, and I think that's the reason for, "Fuck him", in Bibi's direction. They all knew what happened and did jack squat, except Putin, who may have held his cards but is now making life miserable for Bidan, NATO and the EU. Much better for Putin when Trump had the NATO fucks staring at their shoes because they got called on the bullshit of not paying up. If they had asked for a NATO intervention in the Ukraine under Trump it would have been under the conditions that all payments, including arrears, were on the table first.

I figure Bidan should have everything going for him. House and Senate, MSM in his back sense going, etc., but he's still fucking up.

Wherever the controls are coming from, that even Bidan can't handle, it would have been worse and would have kept Trump from doing anything. It would have been one case of impeachment type bullshit after another, with non-stop rioting.

Better to go to another plan, making sure the country was safe militarily, first, and waiting for the right moment.

I think, now, that a big MAGA turnout and a House/Senate takeover, installing Trump as SOH and impeaching Bidan/Heels with ironclad evidence is the best way out.

People have to be at the point they just want Bidan the fuck out of there.

We'll have to see what comes up at the next rallies.

>>15177273

Go back to schoolhired on marms for elementary, contracted subject experts for higher grades.

Community group organized and funded.

School day only needs a half a day, older kids get after school jobs.

That's the way it used to be before migrants took the kids jobs. More kids would realize that college isn't the only way, They find a job they like and get the specific training to make it a career. Don't need the liberal arts/social warrior bullshit tacked on.

>>15177328

>Go back to schoolhired on marms

Go back to hired on school marms

>>15177324

Good question.

I think there is a possibility that even if Trump knew what they have planned, countering it would have been impossible as a sitting president.

That's why I think the upcoming rallies are important. He's already called out Milley and Bibi with F-bombs, and is forming up his own media megaphone. Looks like no more Mr. nice guy is in the next scene. He couldn't have done this as a sitting president.

>>15177341

Absolutely. Much better for boys, above all.

>>15177311

Yep.

That's the Tl;DR version.

>>15177382

Exactly. Some say best course for a average student is two years of community college, establish yourself as a serious student, then apply to a higher level school in what you want to specialize in.

One of my kids was recruited nationally. Athletics, in this case. Good student, too, so top notch schools called.

I was impressed by most of the coaches. They had good tips about the academic strategy. One school had a no major until the junior year rule because so many chose wrong as a freshman and wasted two years.

All in all, though, I think 4 year colleges are overhyped and a career based education is the best ticket. One of my other kids went that route. Apprenticeships or internships to get you name into the network are a real thing.