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IMHO... if it was me I would be as offensive and politically incorrect as I could possibly be...
Remember I'll be wearing a Hillary mask covering my ass...just to piss off the bleeding heart liberals as we leave...
Trigger-Free Trick-Or-Treat Guide To Halloween Costumes
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from The Daily Bell:
The Globalization of Rage Why Today’s Extremism Looks Familiar … Militant secessions from a civilization premised on gradual progress under liberal democratic trustees—the kind of civilization that D’Annunzio and his peers denounced as feeble and corrupt—are once again brewing within the West and far beyond it: and as before, they are fueled by a broad, deep, and volatile desire for destruction. –Foreign Affairs
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The Globalization of Rage Why Today’s Extremism Looks Familiar … Militant secessions from a civilization premised on gradual progress under liberal democratic trustees—the kind of civilization that D’Annunzio and his peers denounced as feeble and corrupt—are once again brewing within the West and far beyond it: and as before, they are fueled by a broad, deep, and volatile desire for destruction. –Foreign Affairs
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by Derek Hunter, Town Hall:
Last time a Clinton was on the ballot, I voted for Ross Perot. My vote
didn’t deny Bob Dole the White House, but I confess I felt a smug sense
of satisfaction in “refusing to settle.” I sure showed them, didn’t I?I haven’t been as vocal as other “Never Trump” writers, but neither have I hidden my dislike or tempered my criticism. In a field of 17 Republican candidates, Donald Trump wouldn’t have been my 18th choice. I’m still not a fan. But they didn’t just ask me; they asked everyone. And more of everyone chose Donald Trump.
I couldn’t do it, I just couldn’t. For countless reasons I’ve covered over the last year, I dug in my heels and proudly basked in my self-satisfaction.
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“It was an amazing thing to see…”
from Trump Man:
“…No Republican or Democrat had ever said anything like that to these executives. And it was music to the ears of the people of Michigan and Ohio and Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, the Brexit states… and it’s why every beaten down, nameless, forgotten working stiff who used to be part of what was called the middle class, loves Trump.”
from Trump Man:
“…No Republican or Democrat had ever said anything like that to these executives. And it was music to the ears of the people of Michigan and Ohio and Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, the Brexit states… and it’s why every beaten down, nameless, forgotten working stiff who used to be part of what was called the middle class, loves Trump.”
Zombie outfits or sexy Pocahontas costumes could get you in trouble
by Paul Joseph Watson, Infowars:
Social justice warriors have vowed to call the police on people wearing “offensive” Halloween costumes!
If you thought the ‘triggering’ last year was bad, wait until you hear about what’s happening this October 31st.
If you do celebrate Halloween, please make sure you wear the most tasteless, offensive costume imaginable.
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by Paul Joseph Watson, Infowars:
Social justice warriors have vowed to call the police on people wearing “offensive” Halloween costumes!
If you thought the ‘triggering’ last year was bad, wait until you hear about what’s happening this October 31st.
If you do celebrate Halloween, please make sure you wear the most tasteless, offensive costume imaginable.
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by Simon Black, Sovereign Man:
I’ll start with an admission that I don’t do vacations very well. Or
frequently. Over the past ten years I’ve probably only taken a week or
two off in total.
A big part of that is a deep character flaw of me being a workaholic… but that’s a natural extension of genuinely loving all the exciting business ventures and wonderful people that I’m involved with each day.
I do recognize, however, that taking a break is healthy, and I’m trying to get better at it.
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I’ll start with an admission that I don’t do vacations very well. Or
frequently. Over the past ten years I’ve probably only taken a week or
two off in total.A big part of that is a deep character flaw of me being a workaholic… but that’s a natural extension of genuinely loving all the exciting business ventures and wonderful people that I’m involved with each day.
I do recognize, however, that taking a break is healthy, and I’m trying to get better at it.
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from GoldSilver (w/ Mike Maloney):
by Dustin Stockton, Breitbart:
Triggered journalists from across the nation are bemoaning the
treatment members of the press are receiving at Trump campaign rallies
from the Trump supporters the media routinely misrepresents as ignorant
racists, fascist Nazis, or disenchanted working whites.
With increasing regularity, these journalist snowflakes are “reporting” their victimization at the hands Trump supporters who chant mean things like, “CNN sucks” and call them names like “presstitutes.”
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Triggered journalists from across the nation are bemoaning the
treatment members of the press are receiving at Trump campaign rallies
from the Trump supporters the media routinely misrepresents as ignorant
racists, fascist Nazis, or disenchanted working whites.With increasing regularity, these journalist snowflakes are “reporting” their victimization at the hands Trump supporters who chant mean things like, “CNN sucks” and call them names like “presstitutes.”
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by Mac Slavo, SHTF Plan:
New Wikileaks documents show that Hillary Clinton, in association with
the mainstream media, was given debate questions ahead of time. It’s
also been rumored that the former First Lady may have used an ear piece
at one of the debates, giving her a significant advantage.
Last week footage of the final Presidential debate begain circling the internet and showed that Clinton may have been using some sort of screen at her podium. While many dismissed this as a lighting effect, an investigation by Piper McGowin at The Daily Sheeple suggests that Hillary may have actually been using some sort of tablet device.
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New Wikileaks documents show that Hillary Clinton, in association with
the mainstream media, was given debate questions ahead of time. It’s
also been rumored that the former First Lady may have used an ear piece
at one of the debates, giving her a significant advantage.Last week footage of the final Presidential debate begain circling the internet and showed that Clinton may have been using some sort of screen at her podium. While many dismissed this as a lighting effect, an investigation by Piper McGowin at The Daily Sheeple suggests that Hillary may have actually been using some sort of tablet device.
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Martin Armstrong: The Worlds Top Forecaster, Reputation 2nd to None On The Markets & The US Electlon
by Charles Hugh Smith, Of Two Minds:
Much was lost when the Western Roman Empire collapsed, but islands of
literacy, learning and security arose despite the constant conflicts and
threats of invasion.
Once dissed as The Dark Ages, the Medieval Era is more properly viewed as a successful adaptation to the challenges of the post-Western Roman Empire era. The decline of the Western Roman Empire was the result of a constellation of challenges, including (but not limited to) massive new incursions of powerful Germanic tribes, a widening chasm between the Western and the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantium), plague, an onerous tax burden on the non-elite classes, weak leadership, the dominance of a self-serving elite (sound familiar?) and last but not least, the expansion of an unproductive rabble in Rome that had to be bribed with increasingly costly Bread and Circuses.
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Much was lost when the Western Roman Empire collapsed, but islands of
literacy, learning and security arose despite the constant conflicts and
threats of invasion.Once dissed as The Dark Ages, the Medieval Era is more properly viewed as a successful adaptation to the challenges of the post-Western Roman Empire era. The decline of the Western Roman Empire was the result of a constellation of challenges, including (but not limited to) massive new incursions of powerful Germanic tribes, a widening chasm between the Western and the Eastern Roman Empire (Byzantium), plague, an onerous tax burden on the non-elite classes, weak leadership, the dominance of a self-serving elite (sound familiar?) and last but not least, the expansion of an unproductive rabble in Rome that had to be bribed with increasingly costly Bread and Circuses.
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