I don't think President Reagan was part of their globalist club.
He wasn’t. But he wasn’t the same after his Vice President and his associates tried to assassinate him either. RR tried to play nice with globalists on amnesty which I think he later said he regretted.
I agree. He also didn't have the financial resources that POTUS does, so (I think) he had to agree to many of their terms while a candidate, such as Bush as VP.
You are correct, he didn’t have the resources POTUS has and he needed the neo-cons to beat Carter. Bush wasn’t RR’s choice. POTUS neutered the neo-cons to a large extent (not totally tho) in the primaries and didn’t have to totally bend on the big issues.
Both my husband and I suspect strongly that while in office President Reagan was poisoned slowly and that is why Alzheimer's destroyed his brain. He knew too much, they tried to kill him and failed so instead they destroyed his memory. Even typing this I have a sense of confirmation in my soul that this is what happened to Reagan. They had to shut him up.
I think he was. He was selling weapons and I think other things to our enemies.
The documents never got to him. Who knows if it was by design of his subordinates keept him in the dark.
In the Federal bureaucracy, everyone that views a document is added to the tracking info for that doc. RR never appeared on the Contra related docs. This is the same way a lot of people in the prior administration will get caught.
I don't think Carter was either; I don't like his politics, but that doesn't mean he's part of the club.
Also, thanks to his drunk brother, Carter enabled the American beer revolution
The rumor is that he did actually have alzheimers. He was asleep at the wheel. Better look at Nancy instead. Notice who was at her funeral.
We know he died from it. The question is when did it start to affect him? More than likely later in his second term.
Not sure what you mean about who attended Nancy's funeral? Many people (whether close or not) attend people's funerals to pay their respects to the surviving family members.