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March 20, 2018 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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Why so many people LOVE Donald Trump and HATE Hillary
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So it looks like Donald Trump is wrapping up the GOP nomination, which is really, it's so awesome to see an outsider just giving the big finger to the GOP establishment, which is run by a bunch of power-hungry and competent morons who are politically illiterate and so out of touch with the population that they think they could put up Jeb Bush And that people would vote for him as long as they just said his first name,
Jeb, and nobody mentioned his last name, Bush.
I mean, that's how stupid these people are.
You know, the GOP establishment deserves to be utterly, utterly destroyed, politically speaking, by the Donald Trump wrecking ball of political chaos.
I mean, there is nothing good about the GOP establishment.
And by establishment, I mean the Bush insiders, the Bush regime, the Marco Rubio robots of the world.
Outsiders are people like Ted Cruz, Ron Paul, Rand Paul, and of course, Donald Trump.
And...
So the GOP is getting exactly what it deserves right now, which is the complete destruction by an outsider like Donald Trump.
The voters are just tired of the same two families running America.
That's why they're also tired of Hillary Clinton as well.
I'll talk about her in a minute.
If I can stop the nausea from rising up.
But Donald Trump is poised to get the GOP nomination, and I think there's a very good chance that he's going to win the White House.
Now, a lot of people...
Donald Trump is very polarizing, of course.
A lot of people on the left hate Donald Trump.
Some people on the right are afraid of Donald Trump.
But a lot of people on the left and the right, both, are just so fed up with the system.
They're just so tired of being economically punished by Obamacare and the illegal immigration and the overzealous police state government regime ruining their lives and spying on them and taking their money and stealing their land and all these other things.
People are so fed up with that.
That they almost don't care anything about Donald Trump other than the fact that he's going to promise to go in there and rip that system to shreds.
That's the only thing that most people care about when they're supporting Donald Trump these days.
Again, they don't care if Donald Trump's tax returns show that he was a tax evader.
I'm not saying that they will.
He hasn't released them.
But even if they did, I'm saying, people don't care.
It doesn't matter.
People wouldn't care.
I mean, Trump himself said he could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue in New York City, and he wouldn't lose a single voter.
And he's right.
It wouldn't change anybody's mind if he shot someone in broad daylight.
People would still say, ah, yeah, well, still he's got to go to Washington and clean things up, so we're voting for him.
That's the reaction that people would have.
There is almost nothing that Donald Trump can do or say that would make him...
It would take him out of the running in the minds of people who are fed up with the Washington establishment.
Period.
Nothing.
And this is why I think he's going to win.
I think he'll win it because there is a silent, intimidated majority of people who will quietly, in private, vote for Trump, even though publicly they're afraid to say that they support him.
In their own minds, they know you've got to build a wall, otherwise you don't have a nation.
A nation without borders is not a nation.
You know, these people are fed up with illegal immigrants just running across the border and then being able to vote in elections because no ID is required?
How absurd is that?
How retarded has the American political system become that they just let anybody run into the country and vote?
It's insanely stupid.
But that's the position of the political left.
Loretta Lynch and the Obama regime and all the liberals, they just want illegal aliens to come on over and vote.
Because that's the only way they can really get votes.
Because anybody that is actually not from a socialized nation, someone who grew up in America and knows anything about history, would never vote for the economic policies of the political left.
So they have to depend on handouts and entitlements and illegals to vote in elections to win.
And Donald Trump promises to change all that, and that is one of the huge things that's motivating the American people to support him.
People say, yeah, we need to build a wall.
They say, yeah, we've got to destroy Obamacare.
It is crushing our economy.
It's putting small businesses out of business.
It's causing job losses.
It's causing people to have their hours cut and their benefits cut all over the country and their pensions cut.
And Obamacare has got to go or you're going to have just a crashed economy.
Now speaking of crashed economy, by the way, here's what I think.
Here's how I think this could play out.
Donald Trump takes the GOP nomination.
And then he actually wins in the general election against Hillary Clinton, who may not even physically make it to election day, given how poor her health situation is.
She might collapse like late Supreme Court Justice Scalia, and we might have the most bizarre election in American history.
But even if she does make it, I mean, who's going to vote for her?
People who are totally illiterate, ignorant, stupid?
I mean, who the hell is going to vote for another Clinton, a woman who has no charisma, no vision?
She wants you to vote for her because she's female, that's it.
And she promises the most handouts, that's it.
She's not going to be able to win the general election against a Donald Trump, who is vastly more intelligent, vastly more clever, And he's an outsider.
And see, that's the key, because people know the system is broken.
The system is oppressing them.
The system is crushing their economic dreams.
Even African Americans across America, they're going to vote for Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton.
Why?
Because the Obama regime and the entire liberal promise of helping black people is a total sham.
The African Americans are worse off today than they were when Obama got elected in 2008.
Far worse off.
Because it was all bogus.
Every policy of the left, the economics, are atrocious.
It punishes the very people they claim to be helping.
And so seven years into this, unemployment is sky high.
The stock market crash has begun.
Unemployment is not even the end of it.
It's also the loss of dignity, the loss of home ownership, the number of homeless on the streets keeps rising.
The cost of health care has skyrocketed over the last seven years, and that has hit African American families very, very hard.
And they know also, of course, the CDC covered up the evidence of vaccines harming young African American boys causing autism.
And that cover-up was continued by the Obama administration.
And when the news came out, Obama said nothing.
Stayed silent on that.
And look at Hillary Clinton.
On vaccines and medical choice.
She supports mandatory vaccines in California that take away a woman's choice.
So she's actually opposed to women's choice when it comes to health issues.
I mean, she is just the living, breathing example of political hypocrisy.
So Donald Trump's going to win this thing If there's a general election between him and Hillary Clinton, I'm very confident of that, barring some crazy thing happening, like the Trumpster gets assassinated, let's say, which obviously he better be watching out for that, or who knows, some crazy, crazy scandal comes out that might be fabricated.
They're going to try everything to stop him, no doubt about it.
But I think they're going to fail.
I think he could win this thing.
Now, once he does, if he does, here's what I think is going to happen.
The minute Donald Trump takes the oath of office and walks into the White House, the Federal Reserve is going to crash the entire financial system just so they can blame it on Trump.
They're going to just...
Crash it.
Because you know they've been propping it up with this quantitative easing.
They've been printing the money that's propping up the stock market.
And the minute they stop printing the money, the whole thing just comes crashing down.
And they didn't want to do that during the Obama administration because they don't want Democrats to get blamed for it, because the Democrats are too busy trying to blame Bush for all the economic problems that the Democrats themselves created, like mass unemployment and extreme government debt, over $19 trillion in debt now under Obama.
Obama alone more than doubled the national debt.
That existed from all the previous presidents combined.
I mean, this guy has been spending like mad.
Government waste is through the roof on Obamacare and many, many other things.
So when Trump gets into office, Federal Reserve is going to just pull the trigger on this thing and go nuclear with it, so to speak, financially, and crash the market so that Trump has his first month or two in office dealing with Total national chaos.
You know, I think they're just going to try to crash everything to blame it on him.
Crash the national food stamp debit card system, you know, the SNAP program.
All of a sudden there'll be a lot of glitches in that program and the banks aren't getting their free money anymore.
The stock market just starts crashing.
They're going to crash the system and try to play it off then as saying, well, Americans have lost their faith in the markets because Donald Trump is president.
So they're going to hand him a big steaming pile of you-know-what in the financial markets, which is probably fine with Donald Trump because he won't take the blame for that.
He'll lay out the numbers.
Donald Trump...
He knows how to work the numbers, read the numbers, he understands all the important issues like compounding interest on the debt, central bank, interest rates, interbank lending, all these important issues.
National debt, debt payments, credit ratings, all these things.
So he's going to throw it right back in their face, and he'll probably take that crash and twist it around and use it to make himself even more powerful as president in some way that we don't even yet realize.
Who knows?
He doesn't play by the rules.
He's a creative guy.
I mean, no matter what you say about Trump, yeah, he's egoistic.
Yeah, he's not polite.
He's crude.
He uses a lot of curse words.
So what?
I don't care.
His supporters don't care about that.
They want him to go in and rip up the corruption and fix the damn system.
And so if it takes a massive stock market crash to begin that process, I'm sure Donald Trump would welcome that and he'd find a way to fix it.
I mean, just the one idea he has about allowing corporations to repatriate all their offshore cash with paying just a 10% tax to bring all that money back to the United States for one time, kind of a financial amnesty type of deal.
That's a Donald Trump suggestion.
It's absolutely brilliant.
Google alone has over $34 billion in, I think, the Bahamas.
Maybe it's the Cayman Islands.
It's one of those offshore tax havens.
In Ireland, a lot of these companies have money there.
Apple's got billions and billions, tens of billions of dollars offshore.
All these companies have all this money offshore because the U.S. tax rate is too high.
And they can pay a net rate of only 4% tax by using these different procedures overseas, these complex tax arrangements.
They're all legal, but you and I don't have access to them.
You've got to pay millions of dollars a year in international accountants to make that kind of thing happen.
And all these corporations would love to bring that money back to the United States, but they can't now because they would be taxed at the corporate tax rates, which are pretty high.
But if they could do it for just a flat 10%, they'd bring all that money back into the country.
And then that would result in job creation, investment in the United States.
So that idea alone from Donald Trump is brilliant.
It's a libertarian kind of idea.
Take it even further.
If all these companies were offered to bring all the money back in and pay 0% tax, it would still be brilliant because it would create more jobs and create higher incomes that would result in higher taxes to the government.
So even though the government wouldn't make anything on the money coming in that one time, it would collect huge taxes on all of the benefits of that.
You know, the job creation, the new companies that would spring up from that and all of that.
It would be a windfall for the government over the long term.
You see, anything that Trump can dismantle and create a free market will result in massive economic abundance.
I say he should end the FDA, he should end the big pharma monopoly, and he should create a health freedom zone across America.
If he created a health freedom zone where every system of medicine was now legalized, You know, when they didn't throw doctors in jail for practicing alternative cancer treatments, for example, then this too would open up all kinds of economic opportunities, improved health nationwide.
What they need is a system of nationwide results tracking where every patient that goes to a practitioner This alone could revolutionize modern medicine by making patients...
Responsible for choosing the healthcare provider who produces the best outcomes and then having a national database where people can look at ratings and look at feedback from patients.
I mean, we actually have, I have even a more detailed plan about that.
I know how to save our healthcare system using government vouchers.
That are given out to each citizen in America who is then allowed to shop for the health care services that they want to pursue and they can spend voucher money on those services and then provide ratings to a national database that is accessible to everyone on the internet.
And very quickly, all the bad doctors would be rooted out of the system and all the good doctors would be overflowing with business.
And the systems, the things that work in medicine, would be highlighted as being successful.
And the things that don't work, like chemotherapy...
We become obsolete, and that's what we need.
We need someone like Donald Trump to go in and rip up the old-school system of monopolies and corruption and corporate influence in government.
And believe me, Hillary Clinton is not going to go in there and rip that up.
She's going to go in there and expand that system.
That is who she is.
She's the ultimate corporate-funded government insider, payola, pay-to-play type of operator.
Yeah, you pay her, donate a million dollars to her foundation, you're going to get laws passed that favor your corporate interests.
Or you're going to get actions taken internationally that favor your nation or your corporate conglomerate, what have you.
She is Mrs.
Insider.
Donald Trump is more like a rock the boat kind of guy, tip it over kind of guy.
Take a sledgehammer to the hull and sink that boat and build something way better.
Donald Trump, this is why they hate him.
This is why even Megyn Kelly at Fox hates Trump because she's part of the establishment.
She's part of the insider system.
She's nothing but a vicious attack dog going after Donald Trump because she's been ordered to do so.
She's a puppet, a puppet of the system, the GOP establishment.
And Donald Trump is not going to play by her rules or anybody else's rules.
And this, again, is why he has such a populist level of support, even though he's crude, even though he's egoistic, even though he's maybe a little bit full of himself.
So what?
People don't care.
Everybody's so damn fed up with the problems of the system, they will vote for anybody that threatens to go in there and just start shredding things.
We're revamping them, reforming them, whatever.
But now here's the big question, and then I'll wrap this up.
How do we know that Donald Trump is going to do anything that he says he's going to do?
Because if you listen to Donald Trump's speeches, he's big on the promises, right?
Let's make America great again.
But he doesn't really explain how.
Now, in his defense, in public speeches, you don't really have a lot of opportunity to go into economic policies.
And besides, the average American news viewer has no idea what you're talking about if you even begin talking about economic policies.
Their eyes glaze over.
They can't even calculate a 15% tip to a waiter at a restaurant.
You're going to talk to them about national debt, paying off the debt, You know, structuring government revenue ideas, libertarian Austrian economics, fiat currency system, why central bank money creation is really debt creation.
No, you can't even talk to people about these things.
They have no idea.
So, in Trump's defense, he's watering down the topics.
To the level of intelligence of the average American, which, let's face it, is not that high.
You know, I said the average.
I'm not saying there aren't smart Americans out there.
There are.
There are smart Americans.
There are some really, really uninformed, mathematically illiterate, economically illiterate Americans, and they vote for Democrats.
So you can't really talk to those people using intelligent economic terms.
It just doesn't work.
So he's just watering things down.
Yeah, he's going to make America great again, but how?
Well, we don't know yet.
So let's give him some time.
Let's see if he's got a real plan.
But my bigger question is, if he goes to Washington, is he going to do these things?
Well, that's a big unknown.
I'm going to tell you this.
I think this is our last chance to save this country.
If Donald Trump doesn't go in there and rip this system apart and rebuild a new system as best he can, we're done for.
In fact, I'm on the record saying I think we're done for anyway.
I think this country collapses, whether Donald Trump's in there or not.
And if Hillary gets in there, for sure it collapses.
I don't even think Donald Trump can save it.
Maybe I'm wrong about that.
Maybe, I mean, he's a very capable guy.
Maybe he can save it, but I doubt it.
I think we're already too far gone.
I think we're too far gone culturally.
The education system is too far gone.
The government corruption is too far gone.
The national debt is way too far gone.
The central bankers are so corrupt and so criminal.
The political system is just such a mess.
I don't think it can be saved.
I think it collapses and then we build a new society.
That's what I think.
A new society, which, by the way, I would love to see Texas Governor Abbott be the president, as far as I'm concerned.
I'd like to have President Abbott.
That's just my personal opinion.
I think Greg Abbott is an awesome leader with the right knowledge, the right economic policies, the right view on liberty, and so on.
So he's got my vote, but then again, I live in Texas.
That might not surprise you.
Nevertheless, maybe Trump is at the helm when it all comes crashing down and then Trump rebuilds a new system on a better system with better economics, with more freedom, more liberty.
Who knows?
I mean, this could be history in the making in ways that you can't even begin to imagine.
So...
I know I haven't answered a lot of questions here.
I have shared quite a few thoughts.
For me, if it comes down to Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, I will vote for anything other, any person other than Hillary Clinton.
I would vote for a kangaroo over Hillary Clinton.
I would vote for a one-eyed cat pirate.
I would vote for a wounded flamingo that is retarded, even as flamingos go, over Hillary Clinton.
Just to be clear, so there's no question.
So, to me, it doesn't matter if Donald Trump is the candidate, or Ted Cruz, or Ben Carson, or Tony the Tiger from Frosted Flakes.
Whoever that is gets my vote.
I don't even care who it is.
And you see, that is the way many, many Americans feel.
And this is that wave of frustration with the system that Donald Trump is riding, and I think he's going to ride it to victory.
So understand, a lot of the support for Donald Trump is not really naming Donald Trump.
Some of it is, but a lot of it isn't.
It's just anybody but Clinton.
A-B-C. If you can do your ABCs, you know it's anybody but Clinton.
And if that happens to be Donald Trump, then he's going to win it.
If it happens to be Ted Cruz, he's going to win it.
Well, I don't know.
Cruz is probably not as electable as Trump.
Not by a long shot.
But anyway, I think Trump can win this thing.
And what happens after that is anybody's guess.
So, let's hope he doesn't get to Washington and just change his mind on everything.
I guess we'll find out.
Thanks for listening.
Hey I've got a lot of amazing videos coming this year.
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