K bro keep me posted

Sounds like you're a Zionist disinformation agent pushing a hard "Strategy of Tension" line, OP.

>>35593 I’m providing you a view into reality, something normally reserved for insiders, high-power lobbyists and national strategists.

>>35579 I don't really understand how Trump can't just bulldoze all of this considering he is the president. Deep state, shadow government, whatever you want to call it, Trump should have no excuse this time for not taking control and cleaning house.

>>35660 How I normally try to explain it is by using an example a lot of people should understand: Corporations. Why can’t a large corporation ever turn things around no matter how many times the CEO changes? The CEO technically has the power to fire all the old rot and regenerate the company with fresh talent…but that NEVER happens. It’s always a meaningless reorganization which never produces results. They’ll spend big on a new product or initiative which inevitably fails and they get replaced with the next CEO to repeat the cycle. Why can’t these CEOs just purge the bad / useless peopl? Ie, if the current group of people can’t execute, why can’t they just be replaced? Because, the CEO does not actually have the power to do that; he can TECHNICALLY do a purge, but in reality it wont happen. Why? Because the very rot which has set into the company will resist being purged — they will rebel and go march on the Board of Directors complaining that the CEO is destroying the company, and the CEO will the one out the door and not them. In any large organization everything is based on a popularity contest / who’s in the majority. In this analogy the Board is represented by the Courts and the Legislature. People like to believe that the President is a sort of limited king, but in reality it’s mostly a ceremonial position, a figurehead for the voters. Issued Executive Orders is meaningless if they can be overturned or simply ignored. For example, why couldn’t Obama order Gitmo shut down? Because when he ordered the Department of Defense to shut it down, they basically told him to fuck off and Obama learned who was actually in charge. Presidents from at least Obama (and probably Bush Jr) have no actual control over the Federal government’s policies, and definitely since Obama the military as well. Power is held in huge, amorphous influence networks of middle management, elected officials, many special interests and public sector unions etc, and things happen almost entirely by osmosis. Society is much too large, interconnected and stuffed with money for anyone to actually take control of it.

>>35671 That still doesn't explain how in spite of this AND the election being "rigged", Trump was able to trick fate and get elected again. This explanation of how he is indeed powerless in the end doesn't explain the upset victory he was able to achieve against all odds despite things being "rigged". If you ask me, I just don't think Trump is what his fans think he is. But you may disagree with that.

>>35579 Holy shit a person with brains, this is precisely what happened in the Netherlands. People elect conservative party, no immigrant get deported, no green policy overturned because the court-system and lefty cartel coalition block everything. Every government system is filled with leftie libertarians,so are universitys, the press, health care system, tax system, our industries is filled to the brim with bureaucrats, lobbyists, NGOs that hinder every move to get something done. Only way i can see a change is a violent revolution where government officials get killed.

>>35679 He's a pressure release valve. The next president will be a democrat, followed by a republicuck. They're flipflopping between spokesmen because the population is getting harder to wrangle. Elections are like double blind surveys where one side gets tablescaps thrown at it if it wins to head off an uprising.

Nothing ever happens?

>>35933 Florida should annex cuba >>10031

>>35660 >I don't really understand how Trump can't just bulldoze all of this considering he is the president. Because you're not American >>35679 Trump only won because there is a large group of anti-establishment contrarians. Democrats have already secured their win purely by virtue of Trump's Admin being so hilariously incompetent and malicious. And the cycle will continue.

>>35867 Yeah, I don't want to turn this into a circlejerk here but that's exactly what I was thinking. He's there to convince anyone who isn't a Democrat that there is still hope in America's institutions. Right-wingers, especially, will be convinced (to a degree) that opting into society is a good thing and society doesn't actually hate them because look, Trump is there! It feels like a ruse that lots of people fell for.

>>35579 Wow, that's a really good screenshot of a headline. And your top-notch commentary makes it all the better. Thank goodness you didn't include a link, an archive, or even a relevant quote. That would have just muddied the waters on an otherwise high-quality post.

Marco Rubio: Germany just gave its spy agency new powers to surveil the opposition. That’s not democracy—it’s tyranny in disguise. (lol baby boy forgot the story of Germany. The RAF-Terror started because CIA and US-dept. started to surveil, black mail and simple just kill the left opposition back then in the 60'. CIA ran whole fucking 10 000 secret army inside of Germany, which main purpose was to run black ops against German political parties and its independence. Right now Germans(on the order of uncle Soros and Sweet Gran-pa Biden) just do the same with the right side of the German politics.)) What is truly extremist is not the popular AfD—which took second in the recent election—but rather the establishment’s deadly open border immigration policies that the AfD opposes. Germany should reverse course.

>>42966 uops wrong picture

>>42966 >CIA backed up the RAF Not a surprise. The American Left/Right have always served the subversive interests of the Deep State agencies

I don’t know about this story, but if it’s true I can make some guesses: 1. The fact that Rubio knew about it suggests that this was an effort supported by the US with the State Department specifically involved. 2. From what little I know of German opposition politics is that it may be heavily compromised by Russia which is the reason for the surveillance. So if my guess is right, it’s an ongoing US-German program to catch Russian influence in German politics. I know there is (was?) a lot of pushing to get back onto Russian energy. Rubio, being the Secretary became privy to the program and the Trump admin thought it would be good messaging to make an issue out of it to support preferred politics in Germany. If Russia is involved they will certainly go to ground immediately and work on countermeasures. I wonder how close my guess is.

>>42971 >CIA backed up the RAF never said it. RAF started after relatives of left where killed and started the "fight" by terrorism means.

>>42967 >deadly open border immigration policies Pot calling the kettle black here considering the US govt's plan to import elonjeets. Also they seem to have forgotten another aspect of German history, being that the US pushed Germany into importing all those turks.