QUESTION: You are right about the government, no matter what they call themselves. Macron’s address blamed Trump for fuel prices and said he had no part in it. Yet he has supported Zelensky and the war with Russia, and as you said, he avoids responsibility for everything.
I see your 2032 coming. I didn’t when you were here in Paris. Now, it seems too far away, and it needs to come forward fast.
Thank you for the education
PGR
ANSWER: I fully appreciate that. Five years ago, they would hear me say the road ahead comes to an end in 2032 and they were often not convinced. Today, you have to be blind not to see what is unfolding.
Here’s a video of Macron addressing the nation and saying that he understands that people are angry because of the price of fuel. He goes on to say:
“The price of fuel is going to a higher price, which is increased because of what is happening in the Persian Gulf, a war that France was not part of.”
He selectively pushes the burden for the increase in gas prices only to Trump and the Iran war, when Russia-Ukraine has definitely had a big impact in the price of gas in Europe that all began with their sanction on Russia and the decision to pay higher prices for fuel to punish Russia?
Next month’s US elections will extend far beyond November and into the 2028 presidential race. The Democratic candidates are already saying who they will throw out of government and they promise to check President Trump during his final two years and pursue investigations. Democratic leaders have explicitly said they intend to force Pete Hegseth out of the Defense Department. The most direct statement comes from House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, who said:
“One of the first things we’re going to do in the majority, we’re going to run Pete Hegseth out of town.”
Republicans admit that Democratic control would mean obstruction and efforts to harass and impeach Trump at every second of every day. Nobody cares about the country. Politics has degenerated into a grudge match. Trump should stand up and advocate World War III, then maybe the Democrats will push for peace. Whatever Trump says, they MUST take the opposite position.
The Democratic Party’s mainstream stance is indeed generally “pro-Zelensky, anti-Putin,” and Hillary Clinton’s public accusation that Putin interfered in the 2016 election and caused her defeat is a typical manifestation of this stance. However, it should be noted that this is a broad partisan consensus, not a direct causal relationship stemming from “Hillary blaming Putin.” Little do they know that Hillary was a Neocon, created the fake Dossier against Trump, handed it the Neocon McCain, who handed it to James Comey all to pretend this came from a Republican. Neocons are NOT loyal to the country or the people. Only to their personal agendas.
Anyone who thinks voting for a Democrat will somehow make everything better and solve the national debt, fuel prices, or inflation, are just idiots. There is NOBODY in Washington on either side who is interested in really setting the country right. Everything is a compromise at best. This is a cover from a report published back in 1986. The ONLY way to ever get reform is a politician has only one term. Then and only then would they do the right thing. Otherwise, they have to take money from lobbyists to run for the next election. One time in and out!
If the Democrats take both houses, what you will see beyond perhaps fist-fights like the good-old days for our entertainment like in 1798, but the Democrats will destroy the economy as you see wild proposals from Elizabeth Warren and the Progressive led by AOC. They will so screw up the United States, that this is what will be needed to get to 2032. People will have to see that it does NOT matter you you vote for, the system is broken.
From virtually the beginning of the nation, there have been brawls in Congress. The first one to be widely noted was that of February 15, 1798, when Roger Griswold, a US House Representative from Connecticut, attacked Matthew Lyon and began to beat him with a stick. Griswold, a Federalist, walked up to Lyon’s desk hitting him on the head and shoulders with his hickory walking stick. Lyon, who was a Republican from Vermont, responded by grabbing a pair of fireplace tongs and defending himself beating Griswold in return.
They then began to just punch each other in a fistfight until they were pulled apart. That is how heated the arguments would get between the Federalists who demanded a central government with power over states and the Republicans who argued for State’s Rights. We are still plagued with this issue and it will ultimately lead to the collapse of the United States just as centralized control led to the collapse of Communism.
Four out of six of our models for the 2028 election point to the right, which you are starting to see in France and Germany as well as Italy. The Democrats will move far left to their Socialist-Marxist Dream and Elizabeth Warren wants wealth taxes, dramatic increases in social security, and they want to raise taxes like never before.
This will result is a wild 2028 election and the prospect of the USA also splitting like the Soviet Union. I have never seen the computer come up with a model that projects in excess of 70%. That is warning that CONFIDENCE is collapsing. The country has been so polarized, there is honestly no putting this back together again. Even in Alberta, they will surely rig the Referendum for Remain. The frustration with Carney taking Canada into the EU and drafting for WWIII to protect Brussels, will end up fostering civil unrest in Canada as well. Government sees itself as a monarchy and the people are ignored.
Brawls on Capital Hill are not so rare. After State’s Rights came Slavery as the next major dividing issue. In a speech in May 1856, Massachusetts Senator Charles Sumner spent five hours on the floor denouncing the Kansas-Nebraska Act. He said the compromise bill leaving slavery in those territories to be decided by local popular vote was outrageous. He called out Illinois Senator Stephen Douglas, who was the chief architect of the act, a “noise-some, squat, and nameless animal.” He went on to describe Andrew Butler of South Carolina, who pushed the compromise, as “the harlot, Slavery,” that he “discharged the loose expectoration of his speech” at the very thought of embracing her. That was a personal dig for Butler was known to lisp and drool.
Two days later, on May 22nd, 1856, Sumner was sitting at his desk preparing copies of the speech he intended to distribute around the nation. A cousin of Butler’s who was also a member from South Carolina, Preston Brooks, entered the Senate floor. Brooks approached Senator Sumner and told him that he had read his words with “as much impartiality as was possible,” and then began to beat him over the head with his walking stick. Sumner collapsed in a pool of blood and, in the days that followed, nearly died. The news of the confrontation can be found in countless newspapers around the nation.
Then on February 6th, 1858, perhaps the most infamous floor brawl in the history of the U.S. House of Representatives erupted again over the Kansas Territory’s pro-slavery. The debate continued late into the night of February 5-6. Then just before 2 a.m., Pennsylvania Republican Galusha Grow and South Carolina Democrat Laurence Keitt exchanged insults, which were then followed by physical blows.
“In an instant the House was in the greatest possible confusion,” was being reported by the press. Suddenly, over 30 Members jumped into the brawl turning it into a Western Style bar fight or melee.
So cheep up, today may be the best day in your life, for politicis always has the endearing fate of always making to morrow worse that it is today.
