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Not going to happen. It should but won't. If it was going to happen it would have started with many others before her. Cheney, rumsfeld, bush, wolfowitz, kissinger, maybe most other american presidents and advisers too. But maybe the FBI investigation will get her.
Things are not going to be the same forever. The federal debt is rapidly approaching the $20 trillion mark, and if Hitlery becomes the next president, then we can expect it to rise to $50 trillion by 2020. Sooner or later, the Americans will lose their dominance, and they will be forced to end their interventions in various third world nations. Isn't this their ultimate goal? It's not that simple. First, it isn't the 50T mark that signals any sord of end of dominance for America. For example, if most other nations' debt has risen faster and higher, we at 50T may be a shining star. Second, the entire world is at various rates, becoming modernized. Lots of places are moving out of third world, perhaps the exceptions being the hard core muslim nations. We're all in favor of the entire world becoming more prosperous, that's a different thing than "America losing dominance." Other places are moving forward to become one https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1316268.msg14538279#msg14538279The American dominance started when the chewing gun hit the beach of Normandy, then kept growing when people started to cross a wall in Berlin hidden under car seats. I don't believe a military dominance is a winning tactic. The chewing gum strategy had a deeper impact. We need to invest in that EMdrive now and start building Burger Kings all over the galaxy and beyond, using the meat found locally. America means to have a vision not being afraid of dreaming big, one Double Alpha Centauri Mermaid Meat Whopper at a time... Unfortunately, the 22 amino acids we need to live are not going to be found across the galaxy. If by some statisical fluke 21 of them were perfect but the 22nd was the wrong isomer, then those burgers would look good and taste good but would not keep you alive. And there should be higher and better uses for Alpha Centauri Mermaids, anyway.Yes. That's why we won't eat those Alpha Centauri Mermaids with purple tongue s. Technological evolution should be represented as a ripple produced in the water when you drop that rock. The ripple is predicting that, by the time we can travel cheaply across the galaxy, everything needed for a human to survive the trip will be in a container no bigger than a 3rd generation ipod. Believe in the mermaid burger. A Visionary Project Aims for Alpha Centauri, a Star 4.37 Light-Years Away![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.freedomsphoenix.com%2FUploads%2FGraphics%2F522-0412133356-a.png&t=665&c=Qn4e_Ao5Ytmn1A) Can you fly an iPhone to the stars?
In an attempt to leapfrog the planets and vault into the interstellar age, a bevy of scientists and other luminaries from Silicon Valley and beyond, led by Yuri Milner, a Russian philanthropist and Internet entrepreneur, announced a plan on Tuesday to send a fleet of robot spacecraft no bigger than iPhones to Alpha Centauri, the nearest star system, 4.37 light-years away. Read more at http://www.nytimes.com/2016/04/13/science/alpha-centauri-breakthrough-starshot-yuri-milner-stephen-hawking.html?_r=2.See, also, https://www.freedomsphoenix.com/News/194927-2016-04-12-so-how-exactly-do-we-get-to-alpha-centauri.htm and http://www.popsci.com/how-do-we-get-to-alpha-centauri. ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.sli.mg%2Fk3yVl9.png&t=665&c=9pwynGhI08KxWg) ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) If anyone accepts anyone else's making America great, America ain't great, no matter how much it looks like it is. The only way America can be great, is if each and every American stands up an makes it great, mostly by getting rid of all the politicians. ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif)
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April 15, 2016, 03:28:18 PM |
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^ Good news then as TRUMP is not a politician. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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^ Good news then as TRUMP is not a politician. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) At last, something we can agree on ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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April 15, 2016, 04:16:20 PM |
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^ Good news then as TRUMP is not a politician. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) At last, something we can agree on ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) We can agree on lots of different topics I am sure. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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April 15, 2016, 09:36:22 PM |
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The End is Not Near, It has Begun![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.freedomsphoenix.com%2FUploads%2FGraphics%2F693-0415083326-distress-flag.png&t=665&c=_q98bRRA4_avWw) I've gotten some emails from folks asking my opinion on "How's it all going to end?" As in, what major crisis is going to finally cause the American Giant to fall down and go boom? Guess what? There won't be a major crisis that does it. It's going to be a slow cascade reaction of crisis and disasters. What's more, it has already begun. We've already seen several of these disasters. More are on the way. The end has begun and is upon us.
Now, if you want to see what it will look like, have a look at Detroit. Here's a city that was THE epicenter of American vehicle manufacturing. The pride of American can-do hoo-ha and all that jazz. In fact, I'm going to coin that phrase into a word to describe American arrogance: American Candohooha. I know, it sounds like a river back east, but let's use it anyway. American Candohooha supported a population of over a million people in Detroit. All kinds of snazzy buildings and houses. They thought it'd last forever. Kind of like the ghost towns you find out here where I live. They thought that would last forever, too, and now you need a topo map to find these places.
Detroit now has about 700,000 people. They had something like 70,000 abandoned buildings. People starting fires left and right in them, sometimes up to 30 fires a night. The fire department was stretched to the limit and finally, a new fire commissioner said let fires in abandoned buildings just burn. Don't fight them. Wake up, America: This is your future. Detroit declared bankruptcy. This is where all major cities are eventually headed. American Candohooha is the past. What, the federal government is coming to save you? Did they save Detroit? Think about it. If the federal government really cared about Detroit, do you think they'd have let an epidemic of arson like that continue? No. They'd have called it "terrorism" and there would have been tanks and troops patrolling those neighborhoods with orders to shoot arsonists on sight and they'd have sent in a thousand fire engines and an army of federal firefighters. But Detroit has no value to the feds. Obviously.
The federal government knows something many of us don't want to admit. Eventually, several regions in the United States are going to cascade into collapse a lot quicker as they gain momentum. It's like an avalanche. It begins with the loss of manufacturing economies in cities where that is the lifeblood of that city. Once that's gone, the tax base that supports the infrastructure goes away. Thus, you can't really afford to take care of it anymore. Then with all the abandoned buildings, the fires begin. Before you know it, the place looks like Berlin in 1945. That's what happened to Detroit. That is the future of America as a whole.
The feds are probably trying to figure out exactly what they're going to be able to hold onto and consolidate as the "United States". Some regions are probably going to slowly move towards secession not because of political ideology, but for mere survival. Look, the feds sat there and let Detroit burn night after night and couldn't care less. Not every state or region is going to accept that from them. Not the Southwest I know. I would say we could look to probably Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and possibly Utah and Colorado forming a new nation of their own once their major cities start burning. California will be crapping bricks within a couple years because we'll block them from the Colorado River water. Arizona is already saying we need to start pinching off California's access to that water because of an epic drought we've got going on here.
Read more at https://www.lewrockwell.com/2016/04/jack-perry/end-not-near/.![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif)
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The End is Not Near, It has Begun![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.freedomsphoenix.com%2FUploads%2FGraphics%2F693-0415083326-distress-flag.png&t=665&c=_q98bRRA4_avWw) I've gotten some emails from folks asking my opinion on "How's it all going to end?" As in, what major crisis is going to finally cause the American Giant to fall down and go boom? Guess what? There won't be a major crisis that does it. It's going to be a slow cascade reaction of crisis and disasters. What's more, it has already begun. We've already seen several of these disasters. More are on the way. The end has begun and is upon us.
Now, if you want to see what it will look like, have a look at Detroit. Here's a city that was THE epicenter of American vehicle manufacturing. The pride of American can-do hoo-ha and all that jazz. In fact, I'm going to coin that phrase into a word to describe American arrogance: American Candohooha. I know, it sounds like a river back east, but let's use it anyway. American Candohooha supported a population of over a million people in Detroit. All kinds of snazzy buildings and houses. They thought it'd last forever. Kind of like the ghost towns you find out here where I live. They thought that would last forever, too, and now you need a topo map to find these places.
Detroit now has about 700,000 people. They had something like 70,000 abandoned buildings. People starting fires left and right in them, sometimes up to 30 fires a night. The fire department was stretched to the limit and finally, a new fire commissioner said let fires in abandoned buildings just burn. Don't fight them. Wake up, America: This is your future. Detroit declared bankruptcy. This is where all major cities are eventually headed. American Candohooha is the past. What, the federal government is coming to save you? Did they save Detroit? Think about it. If the federal government really cared about Detroit, do you think they'd have let an epidemic of arson like that continue? No. They'd have called it "terrorism" and there would have been tanks and troops patrolling those neighborhoods with orders to shoot arsonists on sight and they'd have sent in a thousand fire engines and an army of federal firefighters. But Detroit has no value to the feds. Obviously.
The federal government knows something many of us don't want to admit. Eventually, several regions in the United States are going to cascade into collapse a lot quicker as they gain momentum. It's like an avalanche. It begins with the loss of manufacturing economies in cities where that is the lifeblood of that city. Once that's gone, the tax base that supports the infrastructure goes away. Thus, you can't really afford to take care of it anymore. Then with all the abandoned buildings, the fires begin. Before you know it, the place looks like Berlin in 1945. That's what happened to Detroit. That is the future of America as a whole.
The feds are probably trying to figure out exactly what they're going to be able to hold onto and consolidate as the "United States". Some regions are probably going to slowly move towards secession not because of political ideology, but for mere survival. Look, the feds sat there and let Detroit burn night after night and couldn't care less. Not every state or region is going to accept that from them. Not the Southwest I know. I would say we could look to probably Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and possibly Utah and Colorado forming a new nation of their own once their major cities start burning. California will be crapping bricks within a couple years because we'll block them from the Colorado River water. Arizona is already saying we need to start pinching off California's access to that water because of an epic drought we've got going on here.
Read more at https://www.lewrockwell.com/2016/04/jack-perry/end-not-near/.![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) The end is near everyday for everybody. Can I have an Amen brother! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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....have a look at Detroit. Here's a city that was THE epicenter of American vehicle manufacturing. The pride of American can-do hoo-ha and all that jazz. In fact, I'm going to coin that phrase into a word to describe American arrogance: American Candohooha. I know, it sounds like a river back east, but let's use it anyway. American Candohooha supported a population of over a million people in Detroit. All kinds of snazzy buildings and houses. They thought it'd last forever. Kind of like the ghost towns you find out here where I live. They thought that would last forever, too, and now you need a topo map to find these places.
Detroit now has about 700,000 people. They had something like 70,000 abandoned buildings. People starting fires left and right in them, sometimes up to 30 fires a night. The fire department was stretched to the limit and finally, a new fire commissioner said let fires in abandoned buildings just burn. Don't fight them. Wake up, America: This is your future. Detroit declared bankruptcy. This is where all major cities are eventually headed. American Candohooha is the past. What, the federal government is coming to save you? Did they save Detroit? Think about it. If the federal government really cared about Detroit, do you think they'd have let an epidemic of arson like that continue? No. They'd have called it "terrorism" and there would have been tanks and troops patrolling those neighborhoods with orders to shoot arsonists on sight and they'd have sent in a thousand fire engines and an army of federal firefighters. ....
The end is near everyday for everybody. Can I have an Amen brother! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Every day has an end to the day. And fuck Detroit and Lew Rockwell.
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....have a look at Detroit. Here's a city that was THE epicenter of American vehicle manufacturing. The pride of American can-do hoo-ha and all that jazz. In fact, I'm going to coin that phrase into a word to describe American arrogance: American Candohooha. I know, it sounds like a river back east, but let's use it anyway. American Candohooha supported a population of over a million people in Detroit. All kinds of snazzy buildings and houses. They thought it'd last forever. Kind of like the ghost towns you find out here where I live. They thought that would last forever, too, and now you need a topo map to find these places.
Detroit now has about 700,000 people. They had something like 70,000 abandoned buildings. People starting fires left and right in them, sometimes up to 30 fires a night. The fire department was stretched to the limit and finally, a new fire commissioner said let fires in abandoned buildings just burn. Don't fight them. Wake up, America: This is your future. Detroit declared bankruptcy. This is where all major cities are eventually headed. American Candohooha is the past. What, the federal government is coming to save you? Did they save Detroit? Think about it. If the federal government really cared about Detroit, do you think they'd have let an epidemic of arson like that continue? No. They'd have called it "terrorism" and there would have been tanks and troops patrolling those neighborhoods with orders to shoot arsonists on sight and they'd have sent in a thousand fire engines and an army of federal firefighters. ....
The end is near everyday for everybody. Can I have an Amen brother! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Every day has an end to the day. And fuck Detroit and Lew Rockwell. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.sli.mg%2FeYkvmJ.jpg&t=665&c=VuVSIxZU75QxWw)
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....have a look at Detroit. Here's a city that was THE epicenter of American vehicle manufacturing. The pride of American can-do hoo-ha and all that jazz. In fact, I'm going to coin that phrase into a word to describe American arrogance: American Candohooha. I know, it sounds like a river back east, but let's use it anyway. American Candohooha supported a population of over a million people in Detroit. All kinds of snazzy buildings and houses. They thought it'd last forever. Kind of like the ghost towns you find out here where I live. They thought that would last forever, too, and now you need a topo map to find these places.
Detroit now has about 700,000 people. They had something like 70,000 abandoned buildings. People starting fires left and right in them, sometimes up to 30 fires a night. The fire department was stretched to the limit and finally, a new fire commissioner said let fires in abandoned buildings just burn. Don't fight them. Wake up, America: This is your future. Detroit declared bankruptcy. This is where all major cities are eventually headed. American Candohooha is the past. What, the federal government is coming to save you? Did they save Detroit? Think about it. If the federal government really cared about Detroit, do you think they'd have let an epidemic of arson like that continue? No. They'd have called it "terrorism" and there would have been tanks and troops patrolling those neighborhoods with orders to shoot arsonists on sight and they'd have sent in a thousand fire engines and an army of federal firefighters. ....
The end is near everyday for everybody. Can I have an Amen brother! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Every day has an end to the day. And fuck Detroit and Lew Rockwell. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.sli.mg%2FeYkvmJ.jpg&t=665&c=VuVSIxZU75QxWw) The nice thing is that often when people in some of these minority groups hear the truth that they don't like, they start using the "F" word. Their security lies in their government check. And their fear of losing it drives them mad. Maybe if they would go out and get a real job... and even a real life... ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif)
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hi guys im from somewhere not form unitedstates can someone tell me what is the problem(s) with donald trump ?
he is like the mainstreme on my news feed on facebook lol
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hi guys im from somewhere not form unitedstates can someone tell me what is the problem(s) with donald trump ?
he is like the mainstreme on my news feed on facebook lol
Sure. The part of some people which is batshit crazy seems to come out when they see Trump. Then there are all the America-haters who can't stand the thought that America would be great again.
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He's the first anti bush person in decades. Finally someone will make that family of leeching lice pay for the trillions they stole from the country.
I hope they line up that family in some electric chairs and burn them worse than that guy on the 1989 batman movie. On fire til their crisp. I hope he embarasses them and we get to go to war against saudi arabia and wipe those suckers off the map. Every syndacate related to the bush cartel too like the sinaloa cartel, the entire mexican mafia, the chadian mobs and all the others. End this 16 year period of moral depression.
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He's the first anti bush person in decades. Finally someone will make that family of leeching lice pay for the trillions they stole from the country.
I hope they line up that family in some electric chairs and burn them worse than that guy on the 1989 batman movie. On fire til their crisp. I hope he embarasses them and we get to go to war against saudi arabia and wipe those suckers off the map. Every syndacate related to the bush cartel too like the sinaloa cartel, the entire mexican mafia, the chadian mobs and all the others. End this 16 year period of moral depression.
Well now, that's fascinating. Are you ignoring the last seven years of Obama? He gets a free pass and can do no wrong? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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He's the first anti bush person in decades. Finally someone will make that family of leeching lice pay for the trillions they stole from the country.
I hope they line up that family in some electric chairs and burn them worse than that guy on the 1989 batman movie. On fire til their crisp. I hope he embarasses them and we get to go to war against saudi arabia and wipe those suckers off the map. Every syndacate related to the bush cartel too like the sinaloa cartel, the entire mexican mafia, the chadian mobs and all the others. End this 16 year period of moral depression.
Well now, that's fascinating. Are you ignoring the last seven years of Obama? He gets a free pass and can do no wrong? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) {off topic ON} Have you noticed how racist Hollywood has become? Not too many TV shows or movies portray a US black president when the story was happening in the last 7 years (afaik). As if they were afraid to make the wrong choice in casting. So they pick no one and 0bama gets The Eraser treatment... Have you noticed how disrespectful progressives has become by refusing to call the current administration the 0bama administration? As if they were afraid to make him look like a president in charge and in command in the past seven years, so not to associate his name with all the multiple fubar his government has been responsible for? 0bama gets The Eraser treatment again. Strange. {off topic OFF}
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New York's Frustration With All Things Obama Pushing Trump To Huge Primary Win...Donald Trump will win New York State’s upcoming GOP primary election, it’s just a matter of how significant that victory will ultimately prove to be. If current trends hold to Tuesday, it will be very-very significant for no other reason than millions of New York voters from a wide swath of socio-economic backgrounds have become increasingly disgusted by the inept, over-regulatory, and ultimately divisive Obama White House and are looking to Trump to give the country a much-needed restoration. In fact, Trump’s support in the blue-collar regions of upstate New York appears likely to surpass his continued strong support in Gotham City itself. This upstate pro-Trump surge is consistent with Trump’s appeal across the United States, the result of the candidate’s unapologetic “America first” demand that “…all talk no action politicians” finally step aside and let the country be run by those who have actually accomplished success outside of the D.C. snake-pit. It’s a message that is undeniably resonated with Mr. Trump’s fellow New Yorkers: ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.sli.mg%2FG3fEqO.jpg&t=665&c=m6zyCoQmDJgYYQ) Trump’s primary adversary, Senator Ted Cruz, hasn’t given up making appearances in New York, focusing on that state’s smallish evangelical population, but word is the Cruz campaign is already conceding it might in fact finish third on Tuesday behind one-time primary winner, John Kasich. Team Cruz continues to spend millions keeping a ground game in place across the nation, and is now focused on hoped for delegate pickups in Indiana and California to remain a viable alternative to Trump come the GOP convention this summer. Cruz operatives are said to have admitted there is no mathematical chance for them to win the nomination via the primary election process but rather through a contested/brokered convention, a fact Mr. Cruz apparently discussed with his team weeks earlier even as he repeatedly told the media he intended to win a majority of delegates before the convention, yet another example of the Texas senator saying one thing while clearly doing another. http://dcwhispers.com/new-yorks-frustration-things-obama-pushing-trump-huge-primary-win/
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Clock Winds Down on Cruz Campaign: 10 Days Until EliminationOn April 2nd we predicted that even with a Wisconsin win, Cruz would be mathematically unable to reach the delegate count required for him to win the Republican Presidential nomination by the end of April. “Actually” we noted, “in only 3 weeks, on April 26th, Cruz will be no longer able to win enough delegates to win the Republican nomination.” On April 2nd we predicted that even with a Wisconsin win, Cruz would be mathematically unable to reach the delegate count required for him to win the Republican Presidential nomination by the end of April. “Actually” we noted, “in only 3 weeks, on April 26th, Cruz will be no longer able to win enough delegates to win the Republican nomination.” The delegate count now looks much worse for Senator Cruz. Shortly before Wisconsin Cruz had 463 delegates and Trump 736, now two weeks later Cruz has 545 and Trump 755. Cruz picked up less delegates than we predicted in Wisconsin (36 to 40) but he did manage to ‘gain’ delegates in Colorado in the shady ‘voter-less’contest Real Clear Politics calls a caucus. [...] It seems that the Colorado debacle may have hurt Cruz more than it helped him. Trump is leading in all of the East Coast states coming up for election – New York 53% (+32), Pennsylvania 43% (+16), Maryland 40% (+14), Connecticut 50% (+24) with no recent data from Rhode Island and Delaware. Based on the current poll data and assuming Rhode Island and Delaware are consistent with their sister states, it looks like Trump could win all the delegates in New York, Connecticut, Delaware and Maryland based on the primary rules in these states while cleaning up in the other two. Ted Cruz is currently polling in third place in all these states except Pennsylvania. As we noted on the 2nd, “Even if Cruz wins a third of the delegates in Rhode Island or Connecticut or any of these states, it will not be enough to keep him mathematically in the race.” Now it looks like Cruz will not only be mathematically eliminated from obtaining enough delegates to win the election outright by April 26th, he may also have fallen to third place in the polls by the end of April, too. http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2016/04/cruz-elimination-april-26-worse-originally-predicted/ ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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