How the radical left shaped the New Deal
Submitted by Tony Wikrent on Sat, 02/25/2017 - 12:03amLast Sunday there were dueling diaries at The Other Place: History Tells Us The Extreme Left Cannot Beat Trump and
Last Sunday there were dueling diaries at The Other Place: History Tells Us The Extreme Left Cannot Beat Trump and
The Syria "civil" war began in 2011 after unrest occurred in the context of the manufactured Arab Spring protests.
"The CIA’s Fake “Arab Spring” Becoming A Long, Hot Summer Of War"
http://tarpley.net/2011/06/20/cia-fake-arab-spring-becoming-summer-of-war/
"U.S. Groups Helped Nurture Arab Uprisings"
Why Trump’s America is like the real America
I grew up believing in a host of commonly taught myths about my country. I’m embarrassed by how long it takes to get over these myths, but I also see that many people never do.
A good way to shatter these illusions with good historical facts is to read An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States by Roxanne Dunbar-Oritz. Spanning more than four hundred years, this classic bottom-up peoples’ history radically reframes US history and explodes the silences that have haunted our national narrative.
The election of President Trump is the New Pearl Harbor: it awoke the sleeping giant. Protests abound from coast to coast, from Canadian to Mexican borders. Undoubtedly part of it is due to George Soros and Hillary Clinton but that's only a part of the story and probably not even the major part of the story.
Angry citizens have voiced their fears, frustrations, and threats of reprisal against elected "representatives" (i.e., voting them out next election).
CPAC attendees trolled into waving Russia flags during Trump’s speech https://t.co/zNoquCRK3u pic.twitter.com/gqgdFXwr0f
— ThinkProgress (@thinkprogress) February 24, 2017

Steve Bannon and Reince Priebus appeared in a joint interview at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) outside Washington, D.C. and the former provided a glimpse of the crypto-fascist mentality that informs POTUS45* and his White House.
It was quite unlike the pageant queen’s interview segment where “world peace” was the main goal for a winner or her runner-up.
Two weeks ago I wrote about a "curious" trend in Trump's cabinet.

In New Video, Clinton Rallies Democrats and Promotes ‘An America That’s Hopeful, Inclusive and Big-Hearted’
The Democrats ✔ @TheDemocrats
A message from @HillaryClinton: "Let resistance plus persistence equal progress for our Party and our country." #DNCFuture
11:15 AM - 24 Feb 2017
Yahoo, Apple, Microsoft. More.
Criticism of Trump's anti-transgender maneuver has been swift and vocal.
It's destined to fall on deaf ears, however.
It's ultimately going to come down to the business community to stop it because it's so bad for business.
--Christopher Gergen, Forward Impact
In my life I've been very, very fortunate. I've gotten to points at which I thought I would NEVER make it past without severe damage to my mind and body.
These points may seem trivial to some, but they're an examination of how hard you have to fight at least on a personal level, to make it past those events that you have considered nightmare scenarios. There will be a point afterwords, I promise.

