Day: October 6, 2016

As the saying goes— “In politics, nothing happens by accident.  If it happened, you can bet it was planned to be that way.”

Most people aren’t extremely politically aware, but rather they choose a political party as a “team” which they perceive as being representative of themselves no matter what the underlying reality of their party or candidate might actually be.

Also, many people don’t pay much attention to the news and thus are only informed by the most prevalent news headlines.  Therefore, any potential inflammatory statements made by candidates are a large determining factor of who supports a candidate and who opposes them.  Trump is perceived by many Americans as being “racist, xenophobic, irrational, and sexist” based mostly on the inflammatory statements that he has made, and thus he is often despised by many people.  This is harmful to his candidacy because people who currently don’t support him have little potential of changing their minds to support him in the future.

Here is a list of many of Trump’s relatively recent gaffes from June 2015 to May 2016.  I agree that many of his gaffes are reprehensible and some I think are not as much.  However, in all cases his statements are inflammatory, which serves to repel potential supporters and solidify Clinton’s base.  Trump also often makes inflammatory statements and then later clarifies or changes his stance after the damage has been done.

This graph shows the poll numbers of the candidates from July 27, 2015  to October 2, 2016.  Notice the points in time when the charts abruptly change directions.  Whenever Trump is set to surpass Clinton, suddenly his popularity takes a dive.  From:   http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/us-election-polls-2016-donald-8883803

The above chart shows how “hated” Trump is, which is at record levels for any major candidate since 1980.  Notice how he eclipses Clinton who is in second place as the most hated.  Trump’s gaffes are serving to make the horribly corrupt Hillary “appealing” by comparison.

Trump has been a long-time friend with the Clintons as well, as this New York Times article explains.

Trump’s campaign promises are almost all entirely against the long term plans of the global elite establishment (Illuminati), however Trump is actually a member of the Illuminati, as is shown in the following pictures.

Trump is a member of the Illuminati as all other major politicians and celebrities are.  Note his hand signs:

(Note June 7, 2019— I have added more information about extreme passages in the Bible.)

Videos like this one are one of the biggest reasons that people don’t understand the serious threat that is posed by Islam.  Islam is in no way similar to Christianity— it is more than only a religion, it is an ideology and a political system which dictates how its followers are required to live all aspects of their lives, and Muslims are expected to take it very seriously.  In many Islamic countries, Muslims who leave their religion are actually executed for doing so.

As the above video shows, there are extreme passages in the Old Testament of the Bible such as ones talking about stoning people for blasphemy and adultery, however it does not mention that there are  no such passages in the New Testament, and the New Testament certainly takes precedence to Christians.  Christ was a pacifist and a healer who came to put an end to suffering, he was not a conquering warlord and an enslaver as Muhammad was.

There are a few examples of Christian terrorism being inspired by the Old Testament, but it is statistically insignificant compared to the massive amounts of Muslim terrorism which occurs based on the instructions of the Quran.

There is a passage in the New Testament which is often misinterpreted as Jesus telling his followers to kill people (Luke 19:27) which reads as follows:  “But those mine enemies, which would not that I should reign over them, bring hither, and slay [them] before me.”  However, this statement is misinterpreted because it can easily be taken out of context.  In fact Jesus spoke those words when he was in the middle of telling a parable— he was telling a story about someone else and not actually giving a command to his followers.  See this link for more information about that passage.

See the Open Minded Realism article “A comparison of aspects of Christianity with aspects of Islam” which discusses important differences between the regions in more detail.