Trump: Will He Be Controlling or Controlled? - thenewamerican.com
Excerpts from this [outstanding!] article:
"This writer is neither a Trumpista nor a Never Trumper. As a matter of
full disclosure, I should confess that I do not like the man; never
have. I agree with his critics (from the Right, Left, and center) that
he is crass, crude, vulgar, arrogant, and narcissistic to a degree that
exceeds, perhaps, the level of these same vices that we’ve come to accept among politicians.
"... the average pro-Trump man/woman on the street regularly confirm that
much of his appeal comes from the fact that he is an outsider, not a
professional politician, not a Washington, D.C., denizen. Obviously this
same label does not apply to Senator Bernie Sanders, who has spent his
entire adult life in politics. Sanders’ claim to outsider status ...but it was spectacularly falsified when Sanders
sabotaged Representative Ron Paul’s 'Audit the Fed' bill in 2010 so that
the big banks he claims to be fighting could continue to operate in
secrecy with the Federal Reserve — and continue to rob Americans blind.
"Dr. Ron Paul, on the other hand, is a genuine outsider, despite serving
more than two decades in Congress.
"These pro-world government Insiders operate through a number of
semi-secret organizations, such as the Council on Foreign Relations
(CFR), the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), the Trilateral
Commission (TC), the (British) Royal Institute for International Affairs
(RIIA, aka Chatham House), the Aspen Institute, the Club of Rome, and
the World Economic Forum, as well as ultra-secret gatherings such as the
Bilderberg Group and Bohemian Grove."
"Insider operative Newt Gingrich made a very significant statement
about Trump in this regard during an interview on Fox News on March 4,
2016....'Now they’re
faced with the prospect of Donald Trump becoming the leader of the party
and that absolutely drives them crazy,'Gingrich charged. 'Why?' asked
Fox’s Bill O’Reilly. 'Well because he’s an outsider,' Gingrich
responded, 'he’s not them, he’s not part of the club, he’s
uncontrollable, you know, he hasn’t been through the initiation rites,
he didn’t belong to the secret society. Newt Gingrich is in a position to know. For many years (up until at
least 2013) he was himself a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Both inside and outside of Congress, he has functioned as a reliable
promoter of the globalist agenda, and as a result has enjoyed enormous
financial success and access to the corridors of power. There is little
evidence to suggest he has abandoned the Insiders he has served so
faithfully for so long. So why, then, has he been one of the foremost
defenders of Trump among the establishment intelligentsia? The key is in
Newt’s comment that Trump is 'uncontrollable.' However, if the Insiders
are unsuccessful in stopping the 'outsider,' the next best option might
be to place an ambitious pol such as Gingrich just a heartbeat away in
the VP slot, positioned to take over, should a John Hinckley
successfully take Trump out with a hot lead injection, or some other
fatal 'accident' befall him. Gingrich is already being bandied about as a top consideration for
Trump’s pick as vice president..."
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Recommended reading:
None Dare Call it Conspiracy (1971), by Gary Allen
Why Isn't the CFR On the 2016 Ballot?
