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Aug. 3, 2023 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
11:34
How RFK Jr. and Donald Trump could DEFEAT the deep state together
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I've got an idea to share with you here about how to get both Donald Trump and RFK Jr.
into the White House and to achieve some really important goals in dismantling the deep state and freeing the J6 prisoners and much more.
Here's my idea.
I don't know that anybody else has proposed this, so I'm just going to put it out there.
And by the way, I don't have any secret inside information or anything.
Nobody told me this.
This is just my own idea.
And here it is.
So it looks like RFK Jr.
obviously is the best candidate on the Democrat side of things.
But, of course, the Democrat Party, being a bunch of crooks and thieves and fraudsters and liars, they're going to make sure that he does not get the nomination.
At least it seems that way.
Now, Kennedy's got a lot of support.
So I don't want to detract from that at all.
And frankly, the more support he gets, the more he may force the hands of the DNC to hold debates.
And if there's ever a debate between RFK Jr.
and Joe Biden, then of course, Biden is just destroyed.
I mean, Biden would be destroyed, not taken away from RFK, but a scarecrow debating Joe Biden would destroy Joe Biden.
It's that bad.
And RFK being a man with an extraordinary mind and courage and heart, he would more than destroy Joe Biden.
So of course the Democrats can't have that happen.
So should we end up in a situation where RFK Jr.
does not get the nomination for the Democrat Party?
Then here's what I propose.
That Trump extends his hand and reaches out and says, This is going to be tough for Trump to swallow.
Because Trump is going to have to set aside the Trump ego on this.
It's a lot to ask, I know.
But Trump's going to have to say, Hey, RFK Jr., how would you like to be my vice president candidate?
Join me on a bipartisan ticket.
We'll win in a landslide.
And then I, Donald J. Trump, I promise you, like this would have to be a secret agreement or something, I guess.
I promise you I will resign within one year.
After being sworn in as president.
And now why would Trump do that?
Oh, and of course that would make RFK Jr.
the president, with three years remaining in his term, during which he could kick ass.
And Trump would also be able to kick ass more in the first term.
You know why?
Because in his own mind he knows he's leaving.
And so Trump could do all kinds of things, like pardon all the J6 political prisoners, for example.
Trump could sign all kinds of executive orders to dismantle the deep state.
Being the executive commander, the boss of the executive branch of the federal government, you realize that Trump could fire every person in the DOJ. He could fire every person in the FBI, in the NIH, in the FDA, and frankly, RFK would have a long list of suggestions for Trump of which agencies to tear down.
I would vote for ATF on top of that, right?
It's a lot of agencies that are up to no good.
Most of them.
I mean, even the USDA is mostly partnered with the pesticide companies, and the FDA is just a puppet of big pharma.
So Trump could just dismantle those agencies via executive orders.
He could fire them all.
And he could pardon the people that he wants to pardon.
He could do a lot, and then he could bow out, resign for whatever reasons.
Turn it over to RFK and then RFK be president for at least three more years and would probably win re-election too.
I mean, I guess that's looking pretty far down the road.
We'd have to see what happens.
But this might entice RFK Jr.
to join the Trump ticket, which he has said he would not do, by the way.
He said under no circumstances would he be Trump's vice president candidate.
And I understand that.
I understand.
But circumstances can change, and this might be a possibility.
But could this entice the RFK if he knew he were going to be president in a year and not just serve as vice president?
That he would have the executive power to start...
Tearing down the censorship industrial complex in Washington, D.C., and ripping to shreds the NIH and the National Science Foundation and all the COVID scams that were run by the federal government, it might be very compelling.
Now, understand that for either Trump or Kennedy to get into the White House, there's going to have to be an overwhelming wave of voters coming out to override the cheating of On the part of the Democrats.
The Democrats are going to cheat, of course, if we even make it to the election, and I'm not even sure about that.
But if we do, they're going to cheat like crazy.
Of course they are.
That's the only way they ever win, is by cheating, it seems.
So they're going to cheat big time.
Which means that if Trump hopes to win, Trump's going to have to have an edge that will get him a lot of independent-minded voters.
What would that ace card be?
Oh, RFK Jr.
RFK Jr.
would be perfect.
He would bring over a lot of independent voters and also, by the way, a lot of Trump supporters that are not too happy with Trump's vaccine position.
They would understand that Trump partnering with RFK would mean that Trump understands that vaccines, these COVID vaccines are killing people.
Now, RFK would have to also eat some humble pie, I guess, and go in and agree to be Trump's vice president candidate.
Probably Cheryl Hines would divorce him, because she's more of a lefty, as I understand it.
And she's not too happy with probably all the controversy and everything.
And it might literally destroy his marriage.
That can be super tough on any couple to be put in that kind of situation.
But nobody said that saving America wouldn't require sacrifices.
And...
When a person is willing to sacrifice their health even, their lives, their marriage, their business, that's what Trump sacrificed.
By even running for president, he gave up the future potential of the Trump business empire.
He basically walked away from billions of dollars in profits by becoming president, knowing the deep state would attack him and disparage him and destroy the Trump brand.
Trump knew that saving America was more important than saving the Trump brand.
And so he stepped up in 2016 and he did the unthinkable.
He beat the Democrat cheating machine, didn't he?
And he sent Hillary Clinton packing, which was one of the greatest moments in American history.
So that's my proposal.
Neither man is going to like it.
You may not like it.
Nobody's going to be totally happy with it.
But this kind of partnership between Trump and RFK could be exactly what is needed to destroy the Democrats' cheating machine and actually win an election on behalf of we the people, regardless of party.
You know how many Democrats would vote for Trump if RFK were the VP? A lot.
And Trump wouldn't lose any Republicans under that circumstance.
But now, of course, RFK might say, well, no, let's do it the other way around.
I'm going to be president and Trump can be my vice president.
Something like that.
Well, I don't think Trump would go for that.
And also, the advantage of the way that I'm suggesting that Trump is president first is that Trump can do all the pardons, even very controversial pardons, including potentially pardoning You know, himself from these insane, twisted prosecutions that are just political persecutions.
Trump could do all the controversial pardons and then step to the side and then Kennedy could step in and say, well, I didn't pardon those people.
Trump did.
And he's no longer president.
So you see, it's done.
And then Robert F. Kennedy Jr., I think, would make a great president, by the way.
And I think he would help get us out of these global wars, as would Trump.
I think that RFK would end the biological weapons development programs.
I know he would.
I think RFK understands the importance of cryptocurrency and honest money and the dangers of the Federal Reserve and fiat currency counterfeiting that keeps going on.
And Trump understands that, too.
I just think that RFK has, frankly, more of a grasp of the issues of vaccines, science, medicine, and also pollution.
RFK knows all about heavy metals and mercury toxicity.
An area where I have a lot of expertise is, you know, heavy metals, food science, pesticides, and things like that.
Trump has never struck me as someone who's well-informed in those areas.
Not that he doesn't mean well, it's just not his background.
You know, his background is business.
He's great at business.
He's great at geopolitics.
He's great at negotiating with world leaders.
But RFK adds to that all of this knowledge about real pollution.
And I think he's getting educated on the scam of the climate change lunacy, you know, the climate cult, which is trying to say that photosynthesis is bad.
And carbon dioxide is a poison, you know.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
doesn't believe in that.
He's no fan of coal, that's for sure.
He doesn't want to see more coal burned in America.
But he's also a realist and a practical person.
He's not going to shut down the economy to appease a bunch of climate cultist virtue signalers.
So, I'd be happy with either one of those individuals in the White House, frankly.
And I'd be super thrilled with both of them.
So, hey, share this if you think it's a decent idea.
Or if you don't, put your comments beneath this video on Brighteon.com and tell me why.
Maybe you have a better idea.
Or better yet, post your own video on Brighteon.com or other platforms and propose what you think is going to work better.
One way or another, as Trump said, in order to save America, we've got to defeat the deep state.
And that's why the deep state is at war with both RFK Jr.
and Donald J. Trump, as well as we the people, come to think of it.
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