Hypocrisy and Demagoguery: The Real US Democratic Party
by Mitch Feierstein about 4 years 5 months ago
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez – A naive, extremist anti-American New York congressional candidate. When Donald Trump was democratically elected the 45th president of the United States of America, the Democrats decided to create a “resistance” party to remove Donald Trump from office. The face of political advocacy and the neo-liberal agenda for the new Democratic party is […]
What we know now: Coordinated global central bank market manipulations have distorted price discovery mechanisms impacting valuations in stock, bond, and property markets. Politicians are taking credit for record-high stock prices and the unprecedented 5,000-point surge in the Dow Jones industrial average. A 2017 gift that will keep giving: NY Stock Exchange — Margin debt […]
Facebook and U.S. Congress: When Zuckerberg lied, again
by Mitch Feierstein about 4 years 5 months ago
Zuckerberg’s answers at the hearing were evasive and lacked veracity. NEW YORK: Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, faced very few tough questions during a two-day Congressional hearing recently. Instead of pretending to ask tough questions, these so-called “lawmakers” should have simply asked, “Thank you for coming here today, Mr Zuckerberg, would you like some tea and […]
Robert Mueller’s Deep State Bent on Impeaching President Trump
by Mitch Feierstein about 4 years 5 months ago
It has recently come to light that the Obama administration obstructed a criminal justice department money laundering/DEA investigation into Hezbollah (a terrorist organization) to ensure that the 2015 Iran nuclear deal moved forward. Obama’s deep-state operatives, the lifetime bureaucrats in the State Department, as well as those in intelligence and military circles, actively conspired to […]
There is more debt, credit, and leverage today than there was preceding the banking crisis of 2008. No lessons were learned from that catastrophe as trillions of taxpayer dollars were provided in the form of bank bailouts from the U.S. Federal Reserve. Despite their name, U.S. Federal Reserve Banks are not part of the federal […]
The Democratic Party’s Plan: Scrap presumption of innocence and the rule of law
by Mitch Feierstein about 4 years 7 months ago
The entire nomination process to confirm Judge Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court has become a national disgrace, but it is all happening according to plan—a plan formed by the Democrats in a desperate attempt to usurp our democracy. This plan to ensure that all of Trump’s Supreme Court nominees were stymied until 2020 was given […]
How Obama, the Democratic Party and the lapdog media attempt to destroy Democracy
by Mitch Feierstein about 4 years 10 months ago
The importance of engagement and negotiation seem all but forgotten in the rush to condemn Trump over his attempts to repair the United States’ relationship with Russia. Instead of praising Trump for his efforts to strengthen the relationship, the traditional media attacks everything President Trump does in an attempt to deflect attention away from the […]
What do Presidents Bill Clinton, George Bush and Barak Obama have in common? They all promised to enact the Jerusalem Embassy Act of 1995, yet none of them ever did. On November 8, 1995, US President Bill Clinton signed the Jerusalem Embassy Act of 1995 into public law. This Act recognized Jerusalem as the capital […]
On 20 April, in the latest abuse of process, the Democratic National Committee, via Michael Eisenkraft at Cohen Milstein Sellers, filed a frivolous lawsuit against the Russian government, Donald Trump, his entire campaign, the WikiLeaks organisation, Julian Assange and many others in regards to some alleged, tinfoil-hat conspiracy theory that the Russian government, Putin himself […]
EU’s future plunges into uncertainty after Italian elections
by Mitch Feierstein about 5 years 4 weeks ago
Italy’s recent election was not that much of a shocker for Italians who have endured over 16 years of zero economic growth and youth unemployment around 27% or more, without much hope in sight. In fact, Italy’s underlying economic and employment problems are the same now as they were 16 years ago—too much debt and […]