Across the globe, the U.S. Govt proves itself the main source of strife, war, repression and genocide. No election can change this. The system is predatory; citizens indifferent and immoral.
I’m not sure about God, but certainly the wrath of the great majority of the world’s people. Post-WWII Germany is a good example of what one can expect.
Not everything that needs changing will happen under Trump. America cannot be made "great again.' But changes will,of necessity, take place, if not expressively from Trump, for sure expressly from some of the good people around him. If only a Trump government manages to bring meaningful, long-lasting change to the health of the American people, that would be an accomplishment worth the trouble of voting for him.
Yet, I myself am not voting, but with much regret---- because of neo-cons, neo-nazi Zionists like Mike Popeio, and others such cultures Trump still keeps around him. But I still wish Trump to win. He has worked hard, has been unstoppable, tireless, and has shown to the people the courage it takes to be victorious. And so, the American people deserves a president like him. If he will not bring the changes needed in the political front, he will stand high as an example on the moral Renaissance of this society. And for that only reason I wish him to win.
I have only regret that my own moral standing will not let me vote for a government that will not punish those who plotted to kidnap and assassinate Julian Assange.
I think you’re wrong on Trump but only time will tell. He has been smart to avoid the Ukraine discussion because it’s no-win during the campaign. Post-campaign I expect to see a more pragmatic approach, mainly because it’s the only option. He’ll not want to lose face by trying to face Putin down because it will simply be futile. I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s already an understanding of some kind in place, hence Russia’s recent rapid advances.
I’m not sure about God, but certainly the wrath of the great majority of the world’s people. Post-WWII Germany is a good example of what one can expect.
Not everything that needs changing will happen under Trump. America cannot be made "great again.' But changes will,of necessity, take place, if not expressively from Trump, for sure expressly from some of the good people around him. If only a Trump government manages to bring meaningful, long-lasting change to the health of the American people, that would be an accomplishment worth the trouble of voting for him.
Yet, I myself am not voting, but with much regret---- because of neo-cons, neo-nazi Zionists like Mike Popeio, and others such cultures Trump still keeps around him. But I still wish Trump to win. He has worked hard, has been unstoppable, tireless, and has shown to the people the courage it takes to be victorious. And so, the American people deserves a president like him. If he will not bring the changes needed in the political front, he will stand high as an example on the moral Renaissance of this society. And for that only reason I wish him to win.
I have only regret that my own moral standing will not let me vote for a government that will not punish those who plotted to kidnap and assassinate Julian Assange.
Hear hear. Well said. Thank you
I think you’re wrong on Trump but only time will tell. He has been smart to avoid the Ukraine discussion because it’s no-win during the campaign. Post-campaign I expect to see a more pragmatic approach, mainly because it’s the only option. He’ll not want to lose face by trying to face Putin down because it will simply be futile. I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s already an understanding of some kind in place, hence Russia’s recent rapid advances.
I understand your point. But let’s remember that while president he armed the regime in Kiev under Deep State pressure.