A Storm Is Coming
October 27, 2016 at 6:49 p.m.
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A storm is coming, and who we elect for president will determine if it is a passing shower or a hurricane.
Hillary and her people are gloating over the fact that so many newspapers are supporting her presidency. But they are running the risk that the upcoming storm might destroy them if they oppose her actions. We are about to have an economic collapse that will destroy the financial future of millions. The funny money policy of Obama that has propped up Wall Street and the banks for so long has created a bubble that will burst, and whoever is president will be immediately blamed. If Hillary is the president, expect higher taxes and accusations that she should have known the economy was going to collapse and should have prepared the nation for it instead of gotten rich from the institutions she allowed to fail. If the newspapers that supported her turn against her, she might shut them down. Their last editorials might be to regret they didn’t support Trump for president.
Time for the favors to be given to contributors of the Clinton Foundation will have to be honored if Hillary is president. Nations like Russia will test her out by helping nations like Iran and maybe North Korea acquire technology they shouldn’t have. If she does nothing significant in opposition, America will lose what little respect it has among the nations.
Then there are millions that Hillary will allow into this nation to take jobs from Americans, and if some of the refugees are terrorists that kill multitudes, there might be calls for her impeachment. If the crime rate increases while she is president and she continues the downgrading of the military, which makes it incapable of effectively fighting the war against terrorism, coupled with another depression, we could have a hurricane of problems that might literally kill her.
If Trump becomes president, I don’t expect him to be able to stop the full impact of the economic collapse we are about to experience. But as a businessman, Trump might surround himself with true economic experts that hopefully will know what to do to get us out of economic trouble. Cutting taxes, increasing silver and gold mining to have precious metals once again backing our currency, more reliance on non-governmental sources of assistance, energy independence and meaningful jobs may help pull us out of the next great depression.
We will still owe nations trillions of dollars and they may demand repayment of our debt. But Trump claims he is an expert at making deals. He’ll have to provide it or risk being thrown out of office. He’ll understand what is happening and might get mad. But if Hillary is president and people want to throw her out of the White House, if she stays in, her enemies might be destroyed.
Rick Badman
Warsaw
A storm is coming, and who we elect for president will determine if it is a passing shower or a hurricane.
Hillary and her people are gloating over the fact that so many newspapers are supporting her presidency. But they are running the risk that the upcoming storm might destroy them if they oppose her actions. We are about to have an economic collapse that will destroy the financial future of millions. The funny money policy of Obama that has propped up Wall Street and the banks for so long has created a bubble that will burst, and whoever is president will be immediately blamed. If Hillary is the president, expect higher taxes and accusations that she should have known the economy was going to collapse and should have prepared the nation for it instead of gotten rich from the institutions she allowed to fail. If the newspapers that supported her turn against her, she might shut them down. Their last editorials might be to regret they didn’t support Trump for president.
Time for the favors to be given to contributors of the Clinton Foundation will have to be honored if Hillary is president. Nations like Russia will test her out by helping nations like Iran and maybe North Korea acquire technology they shouldn’t have. If she does nothing significant in opposition, America will lose what little respect it has among the nations.
Then there are millions that Hillary will allow into this nation to take jobs from Americans, and if some of the refugees are terrorists that kill multitudes, there might be calls for her impeachment. If the crime rate increases while she is president and she continues the downgrading of the military, which makes it incapable of effectively fighting the war against terrorism, coupled with another depression, we could have a hurricane of problems that might literally kill her.
If Trump becomes president, I don’t expect him to be able to stop the full impact of the economic collapse we are about to experience. But as a businessman, Trump might surround himself with true economic experts that hopefully will know what to do to get us out of economic trouble. Cutting taxes, increasing silver and gold mining to have precious metals once again backing our currency, more reliance on non-governmental sources of assistance, energy independence and meaningful jobs may help pull us out of the next great depression.
We will still owe nations trillions of dollars and they may demand repayment of our debt. But Trump claims he is an expert at making deals. He’ll have to provide it or risk being thrown out of office. He’ll understand what is happening and might get mad. But if Hillary is president and people want to throw her out of the White House, if she stays in, her enemies might be destroyed.
Rick Badman
Warsaw
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