michael parris heuberger
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Hi. I am with you on that they should have went in.Even if the cops invited them in. It is like no body wants to answer that question. BUT think back to the Boston Tea Party.
The election is over
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Zerks
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You forget... I am not a pub or a dim... as far as Trump goes he is closer to constitutional alignment than the rest of those jokers since Reagan, JFK, and Eisenhower.
Biden won the election? How does a guy win when he spends 80% of his time in the basement and when he does go out hardly a soul shows up? The elections have been rigged for decades... the monetary system has been rigged since 1913 in the USA. Wars are mostly based on lies as the impetus to get them started... Its all just a big show... the more you read about history the more you discover... and with that discovery you start to see the world differently. Bill Cooper, David Ike, Victor Thorn, G Edward Griffin, Peter Schweizer, Jim Marrs, Mark Shaw, John Perkins and dozens of others have already stripped away and laid bare the banking cartels and their cronies going back decades. To ignore history and pretend the people in power now have your best interest is a joke at best. The CBDCs are coming where they can control and track all of your money... goodbye 4th Amendment... the credit score BS is coming... The plan to subsidize the cost of living by paying everybody regardless of what they do or don't do is coming. Its beyond what Orwell imagined and were just getting started... I am actually looking forward to it because I won't want to waste my time and energy when the powers that be have us all cornered financially. It will be game over when cash is gone and and gold and silver have gone to the moon... why else would banks and others with wealth be buying up gold as fast as they can?
Here you go... short and sweet... the lady knows her stuff.
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The police didn't invite them in, they smashed down doors and windows to get in and injured many police officers in the process....I think the police were outnumbered, overwhelmed and confused as they had no back up at the time and probably didn't want to be beat to death so some of them stepped aside...what is one police officer going to do against 100 people?
Biden won the election because the majority of voters didn't want Trump any longer....and that won't change in the next election...Trump has followers (many of them deranged) but not enough to get him re-elected....
The republicans had better come up with a viable front runner to get in....
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Hi. He had to pay the tax on the money that he did not get.
I'd say he has enough finance people to make sure he was taken care of and then some...
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Me thinks you have a bias that will get rebalanced in the near political future. The derangement you speak of come from people on both sides of the political line having no faith in our justice system because it is clear that the system has two tiers.
Once a justice system is destroyed people take matters into their own hands because that is the only alternative left to restore real justice.
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Not even close... Trump only has a few options as who he can donate the money from his salary to... some where, some how the system / rules have been set in stone that limits the choices where that money can be donated.
Tax break? lol ! After dogging him for years to release his taxes? No president is required to release his taxes... all the crying by the left to release his taxes is simply the leftist dimtards looking for more ways to attack him for anything. Trump is the most investigated president in American history... and for all their efforts look what they got... These people are deranged... they can't stop because they haven't found a way to keep him from running for president again. That is the only goal the leftist have because they don't have anybody worth 2 cents right now... might as well bring Hillary back to see her lose again. You think Trump is unpopular? What are Hillarys chances of becoming president?
I like the title of her book... What Happened... it is clear to see what happened... Hillary is a damaged candidate... her reputation is trash now.
Once a justice system and a democratic voting system are no longer trusted or validated, what does that say for the country?
All these people running around crying that the election was rigged and the justice system is evil and biased are doing nothing but destroying the country....but they just don't get that as they are focused on it...almost fixated.
I see all these posts saying how awful things are but very little as to how good things are....and that's not a healthy trend....people in both our countries have a lot to be thankful for.
History has already shown the path that is being followed.....other countries have suffered the same fate.
Rest assured, Trump does nothing if it doesn't benefit Trump, he may be a lot of things but stupid isn't one of them....he would only donate his salary if there was something it in for him...
As far as being dogged, he brought all that on himself, if he would have just shut his pie-hole and did his job, he might have gotten a second term. The people of the United States will stop him from being a president again...sadly there isn't a whole lot of talent out there and you will get stuck with someone like you have now as a result.
Why the democrats led with Hillary is anyone's guess but it wasn't their best choice....as is now Trump isn't the best choice for the republicans...he has burned too many bridges and said too many stupid things....
I will say this…your failed political predictions don’t deter you. You’ve stated before that you’re not a conservative and obviously not a liberal. You’re a Trumper, which basically says you don’t trust politicians so let’s try an immoral, capitalist thug and see how that that works out.
There’s a growing third party (or is it a 4th?) that’s sick of partisanship and not putting up with Trump. I’ll call it the Moderates, and here we come.
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The biggest problem I see is detailed right here with how things may or may not play out in the coming days. The country is continuously being hi jacked by the left. We have seen this act before and will see it again and again for as long as it works. Let this sink in. Consider ow the riots of 2020 were not suppressed and ended. This is the very description of mob rule run by a bunch of leftist wearing suits and they have "titles".
Don’t Get Mad About Alvin Bragg. Get Smart.
Declare economic war on New York City.
by SCOTT MCKAY
March 20, 2023, 11:02 PMTwo things I kept seeing on Monday, the eve of what might or might not be history being made in America (and not in a good way), tell me that we’re not as well-positioned on the right as we should be.
First is the exhortation, made first (I guess) by Donald Trump, that non-Democrat Americans should take to the streets in protests and demonstrations in the event New York County District Attorney Alvin Bragg follows through on the cockamamie idea of indicting and seeking the arrest of the former president.
No. No, no, no, and hell no.
Do NOT go and protest if Bragg follows through on this provocation. Stay your butt home.
They WANT you to protest. If you do, they will send in the agents provocateur and they will find a way to turn things ugly. And then the same sort of Soros-funded slimeball who’s the DA in your nearest big city just like Bragg is in Manhattan, the wolf in sheep’s clothing who actively panders to the criminal class at the expense of victims and legitimate businesses and taxpaying citizens like you, will come after you on “domestic terrorism” charges just like Merrick Garland and the politicized and tyrannical Justice Department in Washington went after the Jan. 6 protesters.
You’re unacceptably likely to end up in a jail cell in a blue city with a flaming leftist judge denying you bail and a suddenly energized prosecutor more interested in ruining your life than he is in putting rapists and carjackers away.
And whatever you do, don’t protest in New York. Kathy Hochul, Eric Adams, and Alvin Bragg are literally salivating at the opportunity to lock you up in some Château d’If on the Hudson. Their ideas for due process for you are not the same as your ideas.
Or you can do your demonstration in the suburbs where you’re safe. And if you do that, nobody outside of your Facebook friends will even know and you will make zero difference in the world.
The Right doesn’t protest. The Right doesn’t like doing the things that make protesting effective. There have been people for 20 years attempting to graft Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals onto the conservative movement, and it really doesn’t work.
Why? Because most of our people aren’t losers who sit around with nothing to do, and most of our people can’t afford to languish in jails. Most of our people have families depending on them and household budgets that don’t involve spending tens of thousands of dollars in essentially optional legal fees defending against the felony charges visited upon, for example, Mark Houck and his family or the McCloskeys of St. Louis — who defended their property AGAINST protesters and look what they got for their trouble.
No. It doesn’t work for us.
And what we found is that Alinskyite community organizing and demonstrations are wholly ineffective against Democrats who are willing to persecute the activists the way Team Biden did following the Jan. 6 fiasco. The thing to remember is that Gandhi’s peaceful tactics in working to secure India’s independence would only have worked on the British; asked about those tactics, Adolf Hitler said his solution would have been to shoot Gandhi.
That isn’t to equate today’s Democrats with Hitler or the Nazis, per se, but it is to note that you need a very specific value set in order to maintain a respect for rights and the rule of law in the face of someone engaged in a political demonstration counter to your worldview, and there is very little current evidence that today’s Democrats won’t send in the brute squad.
Or, as the addlepate current president has noted, the F-15s.
Don’t demonstrate. But if Bragg attempts to arrest Trump, do something smarter and more consequential.
Which is to declare economic war on New York City. Boycott every company you can that is headquartered in New York. Don’t watch any TV networks headquartered there. Dump the NFL and NBA. Pull your money out of Wall Street or New York banks if you can. Don’t travel to the Big Apple, obviously. No more hot dogs from Nathan’s. And much, much more.
Make it hurt, as permanently as you can.
Will that change Alvin Bragg’s mind? No. But that’s why it’s worth doing. Low-life political hacks like him don’t deserve to ride on the back of the economic activity happening in that city, and so that economic activity should shut down until he’s gone.
That’s a bigger ask than that you spend a couple hours chanting mean things and waving a sign at some protest, but it’s a lot smarter and more impactful. Especially since the Alvin Braggs of the world are already killing blue hellholes like New York; all you’re doing is accelerating the crash.
The other thing that shows the Right isn’t where it needs to be is this screeching about Ron DeSantis and his apparently insufficient takedown of Bragg on Monday. If you haven’t seen it, this is what DeSantis said:
This was somehow not good enough, and it tells me you’ve got some really bad negotiators on the hardcore Trump team.
DeSantis trashed Bragg. He said he’s a Soros slimeball who won’t prosecute criminals but will go to the mattresses against a political adversary. And DeSantis denounced the politicization of DA offices, noting that he’s proud to have cashiered a Sorosite ne’er-do-well (Andrew Warren) for the same kinds of abuses. That’s a good statement.
Did he crack wise about the underlying incident that produced these stupid trumped-up (yes, that pun was intentional) charges? Of course he did. He’s entitled to. Trump’s called him a groomer and endorsed Charlie Crist as a better governor than DeSantis, for crying out loud, which are indefensible and stupid statements and make DeSantis’ obligation to stand with him quite limited.
DeSantis also is getting trashed for supposedly implying that prosecutorial misconduct by Bragg’s office is not a problem. What it’s pretty clear the Florida governor was saying is that it isn’t a problem until it is; meaning that until there’s an indictment and an attempted arrest, this is still a theoretical exercise and not something the grownups should get overly torqued-up about.
This is a profound case of “take the win.” The fact that the hardcore Trump crowd apparently can’t do that isn’t a good thing.
Because we are not going to beat these tyrants, these saboteurs of American society who busily shoot cannonballs into the edifice of law and reason, with petty rivalries and ineffective counter-woke virtue signaling. The non-Democrats had better learn to stand strong and make it count.
And what we’re seeing this week, at least so far, is not an indication that learning is taking place.
Don’t Get Mad About Alvin Bragg. Get Smart.
Declare economic war on New York City.
by SCOTT MCKAY
March 20, 2023, 11:02 PMTwo things I kept seeing on Monday, the eve of what might or might not be history being made in America (and not in a good way), tell me that we’re not as well-positioned on the right as we should be.
First is the exhortation, made first (I guess) by Donald Trump, that non-Democrat Americans should take to the streets in protests and demonstrations in the event New York County District Attorney Alvin Bragg follows through on the cockamamie idea of indicting and seeking the arrest of the former president.
No. No, no, no, and hell no.
Do NOT go and protest if Bragg follows through on this provocation. Stay your butt home.
They WANT you to protest. If you do, they will send in the agents provocateur and they will find a way to turn things ugly. And then the same sort of Soros-funded slimeball who’s the DA in your nearest big city just like Bragg is in Manhattan, the wolf in sheep’s clothing who actively panders to the criminal class at the expense of victims and legitimate businesses and taxpaying citizens like you, will come after you on “domestic terrorism” charges just like Merrick Garland and the politicized and tyrannical Justice Department in Washington went after the Jan. 6 protesters.
You’re unacceptably likely to end up in a jail cell in a blue city with a flaming leftist judge denying you bail and a suddenly energized prosecutor more interested in ruining your life than he is in putting rapists and carjackers away.
And whatever you do, don’t protest in New York. Kathy Hochul, Eric Adams, and Alvin Bragg are literally salivating at the opportunity to lock you up in some Château d’If on the Hudson. Their ideas for due process for you are not the same as your ideas.
Or you can do your demonstration in the suburbs where you’re safe. And if you do that, nobody outside of your Facebook friends will even know and you will make zero difference in the world.
The Right doesn’t protest. The Right doesn’t like doing the things that make protesting effective. There have been people for 20 years attempting to graft Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals onto the conservative movement, and it really doesn’t work.
Why? Because most of our people aren’t losers who sit around with nothing to do, and most of our people can’t afford to languish in jails. Most of our people have families depending on them and household budgets that don’t involve spending tens of thousands of dollars in essentially optional legal fees defending against the felony charges visited upon, for example, Mark Houck and his family or the McCloskeys of St. Louis — who defended their property AGAINST protesters and look what they got for their trouble.
No. It doesn’t work for us.
And what we found is that Alinskyite community organizing and demonstrations are wholly ineffective against Democrats who are willing to persecute the activists the way Team Biden did following the Jan. 6 fiasco. The thing to remember is that Gandhi’s peaceful tactics in working to secure India’s independence would only have worked on the British; asked about those tactics, Adolf Hitler said his solution would have been to shoot Gandhi.
That isn’t to equate today’s Democrats with Hitler or the Nazis, per se, but it is to note that you need a very specific value set in order to maintain a respect for rights and the rule of law in the face of someone engaged in a political demonstration counter to your worldview, and there is very little current evidence that today’s Democrats won’t send in the brute squad.
Or, as the addlepate current president has noted, the F-15s.
Don’t demonstrate. But if Bragg attempts to arrest Trump, do something smarter and more consequential.
Which is to declare economic war on New York City. Boycott every company you can that is headquartered in New York. Don’t watch any TV networks headquartered there. Dump the NFL and NBA. Pull your money out of Wall Street or New York banks if you can. Don’t travel to the Big Apple, obviously. No more hot dogs from Nathan’s. And much, much more.
Make it hurt, as permanently as you can.
Will that change Alvin Bragg’s mind? No. But that’s why it’s worth doing. Low-life political hacks like him don’t deserve to ride on the back of the economic activity happening in that city, and so that economic activity should shut down until he’s gone.
That’s a bigger ask than that you spend a couple hours chanting mean things and waving a sign at some protest, but it’s a lot smarter and more impactful. Especially since the Alvin Braggs of the world are already killing blue hellholes like New York; all you’re doing is accelerating the crash.
The other thing that shows the Right isn’t where it needs to be is this screeching about Ron DeSantis and his apparently insufficient takedown of Bragg on Monday. If you haven’t seen it, this is what DeSantis said:
This was somehow not good enough, and it tells me you’ve got some really bad negotiators on the hardcore Trump team.
DeSantis trashed Bragg. He said he’s a Soros slimeball who won’t prosecute criminals but will go to the mattresses against a political adversary. And DeSantis denounced the politicization of DA offices, noting that he’s proud to have cashiered a Sorosite ne’er-do-well (Andrew Warren) for the same kinds of abuses. That’s a good statement.
Did he crack wise about the underlying incident that produced these stupid trumped-up (yes, that pun was intentional) charges? Of course he did. He’s entitled to. Trump’s called him a groomer and endorsed Charlie Crist as a better governor than DeSantis, for crying out loud, which are indefensible and stupid statements and make DeSantis’ obligation to stand with him quite limited.
DeSantis also is getting trashed for supposedly implying that prosecutorial misconduct by Bragg’s office is not a problem. What it’s pretty clear the Florida governor was saying is that it isn’t a problem until it is; meaning that until there’s an indictment and an attempted arrest, this is still a theoretical exercise and not something the grownups should get overly torqued-up about.
This is a profound case of “take the win.” The fact that the hardcore Trump crowd apparently can’t do that isn’t a good thing.
Because we are not going to beat these tyrants, these saboteurs of American society who busily shoot cannonballs into the edifice of law and reason, with petty rivalries and ineffective counter-woke virtue signaling. The non-Democrats had better learn to stand strong and make it count.
And what we’re seeing this week, at least so far, is not an indication that learning is taking place.
Regardless a precedent will be set and perhaps this indictment and perhaps conviction along with all the other pending indictments will work towards politicians to be more honest and forthcoming...regardless of what people say about Trump, ever since he took office of the presidency, he is now a politician...
I'm sure Trump has been walking a tight rope for many, many years and has always had a safety net protecting him..
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We all walk our own tightrope in life... imagine being a rich kid that inherits a fortune, runs it down, then regains himself and moves on to become a billionaire. The New York commercial real estate business is not for the lightweight individual... you need a team just to survive. Their is no safety net in real estate. On the residential level the legal deductible if sued over anything starts at $5500 out here. In other words, get sued over any thing not disclosed, no arbitrations can fix, and lose all or most of your commission and connection to future business with the parties involved. Plus the State may suspend your license.
Back to legal issues... it looks to me the DOJ is violating the most basic rights of due process with the Jan 6th suspects they arrested.
1. No bail
2. No court appearance to indict the suspects has been set.
3. So, they just sit there and wither away in solitary confinement with no legal action one way or the other taking place.
Meanwhile, armed robbers, rapist, rioters, looters and people charged with destroying state and federal property are released on no cash bail and many repeat those crimes because they know they will get right back out. This is why I say eventually people will start taking matters into their own hands on an infrequent basis.... its the law of large numbers at work... just like covid has raised the stress level of society with all the death, lost businesses and other losses... the people that can no longer cope with the condition make the news channels for their acts of violence or suicide.
michael parris heuberger
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Hi @ Zerks. You say it so well. People who do not see it and think all is well have there heads in the sand so to speak.
If you've ever dealt with real estate developers you would find they are some of the slimiest people walking the earth.
.....and a criminal is a criminal...don't want to sit in a jail cell, don't put yourself there...I have zero sympathy.
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We don't do anything here to jeopardize our freedom to exist here. Disclose, disclose, disclose... in writing.
Slime exist everywhere money can be made... good weather states draw more crooks because they don't like crappy weather either.
As far as crime goes the same things happen in neighborhoods that appear to be good nearly as often as it did in bad neighborhoods just 5 or 6 years ago before the slime ball Soros started funding big money campaigns for idiot DA's to get elected in the bigger cities. The violent crimes get most of the headlines but the white collar crime and all the creative ways people can think of to steal, embezzle, or manipulate people happens to often.
I don't say this often to you but I agree....
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That is amazing! You agree with me on some of the lesser aspects of life. Regardless, those lesser aspects of life, events, and even laws can be impactful in ways considered positive or negative. The world we are living in today has changed considerably from the world of the 80s and 90s. While we have always had peak and valleys of chaos and calm through history the last 20+ years have been a bit more turbulent imho.
It is starting to look like the end game for control of humanity is reaching a tipping point where something dramatic will unfold. It kinda feels like 2005 again for me because of the uncertainty of the near future. In 2004 I knew something was wrong as real estate prices were climbing at an unsustainable rate, but I didn't really have much to base it on because I wasn't the type of guy that focused on the effects of a cheap money economy. Anyway, here we are after years of artificially low interest rates contrasting with ballooning prices for essentials all over the place. Now that the prime rate is rising like a rocket the house of cards that low interest rates built is set to take a tumble.
Guess who will benefit the most? Could it be those people that have the most to gain that orchestrated this condition / environment?
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