zu Trump – (noch vom 7. Sept. 2018)

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Trump und seine Ziele – mein Kommentar: was ich bis jetzt (Sept. 2018) verstanden habe:

  • -Er hat ein paar fest umrissene Ziele, die er durchsetzen wird. Den Rest lässt er sausen, was immer auch passiert.
  • – Eines seiner Ziele: er verjagt die bestehende korrupte verbrecherische oberste Elite vom Tron. Was die Menschen nachher mit der gewonnenen Macht anstellen, ist nicht sein Job.
    Im Klartext, er gibt der normalen Menschheit seine Macht zurück, aber was sie dann damit tun, kümmert ihn nicht mehr. Die normale Menschheit kann wohl Trump widersprechen und einen Parameter (z.B. ethisch) höher ansetzen, wenn sie denn dazu fähig und willens ist. Wenn nicht, dann gilt eben sein Statement.
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Turkey refuses to join US-led offensive on ISIS-held Raqqa if Kurds involved

… [VIDEO 2.37 min] – Published on RT, March 23, 2017.

A rift has opened up between NATO allies US and Turkey over the part Syrian Kurdish forces should play in the liberation of Raqqa from Islamic State terrorists as Ankara has openly rejected taking part in any operation that would involve the Kurds … // Continuer la lecture de « Turkey refuses to join US-led offensive on ISIS-held Raqqa if Kurds involved »

The Power of Le Pen

Published on TIME, by Vivienne Walt, March 16, 2017.

… As the French get ready to pick their next President in two rounds of voting in April and May, millions of voters exasperated by the failures of those two parties seem willing to back an insurgent to run the country. The candidacy of far-right National Front leader Marine Le Pen has been nourished by a groundswell of support in hard-hit towns across France. Now, with just weeks to go before voting begins, Le Pen is a favorite to clinch the first round against a raft of seasoned insiders, and could yet seize the presidency itself in the final round on May 7 … // Continuer la lecture de « The Power of Le Pen »

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FOOD: it's time to put food policy back on the table

… one that benefits farmers, and not Monsanto – Published on Alternet, by Jim Hightower, Feb 14, 2017.

During the farm crisis of the 1980s, an Iowa farmer asked if I knew the difference between a family farmer and a pigeon. When I said no, he delighted in explaining: « A pigeon can still make a deposit on a new John Deere. »   Continuer la lecture de « FOOD: it's time to put food policy back on the table »