check out an excerpt from a post I made. Another theory but haven't seen it around:
Before getting into how this affects the vax situation, let’s look at an example of the Trump principle in action, an example we are all deeply familiar with: the election. More than anything else in his term, Trump pushed hardest on the election fraud of last year. He pushed so hard that (they) had to stage a fake insurrection to get the narrative totally out of the way and pin Trumpers as terrorists. Trump’s election push awoke many to the nature of the corruption, but also moved the deep state to completely lock down every avenue he could take to resolve it. They knew they were caught, and panicked so hard they locked every legal and constitutional avenue. No courts even looked at the merits of the cases, and Trump’s own Supreme Court turned down the Texas case in the same way. It’s not even that every judge and state legislature was taking direct orders to lock it down —many were unknowingly dragged into the deep state plan just because the MSM blasted the narrative that Trump was crazy and they didn’t want to be involved in it. This is really how the Trump principle is observed in practice: Trump creates a controversy, and the establishment moves to become uninvolved with it (remember this). So even good supreme court judges appointed by Trump, in an effort to not become part of the controversy, move opposite of him. There are many that are corrupt in the system that knowingly move opposite of trump, but many of the non-corrupt ones move the same to avoid the spotlight being on them (in addition to being threatened and the rest. This is a nasty system and it’s hard to truly understand what it feels like when your decision is caught in the middle of the deep state war).
Now let’s revisit the vax comments made by Trump. Everything he said was in line with the mainstream. It was so mainstream it was cringe, and this cringe is the source of many of the hate for Trump right now. But the great thing about this is that there is no controversy. Trump is literally saying everything that (they) say about the vax, with the important exception that he believes you have a choice to take it (no mandates). Now, why is it important that there is no controversy? What extremely important case just got appealed and accepted by the Supreme Court? Would you rather be mad at Trump for saying something you don’t like, or have the full weight of the NWO controlled government come down on you to force you to take a poison jab? It is essential Trump not stir any controversy surrounding the vax or the mandates or the OSHA case. Now when the Supreme Court looks at the case, they won’t be reviewing it with any reactionary intentions. Since there is no controversy, the judges are more free to rule on the matter based more solely on the constitutional basis of it. To be clear, the Supreme Court could still rule in favor of the mandate. The Trump Principle is not observed 100 percent of the time. But by Trump not stirring a controversy, there is certainly a greater chance that the court rules in favor of choice than they would if Trump was hitting the vax and the mandates hard like he did with the election.
I say we hold judgement on Trump’s comments until after the case is ruled. Depending on what happens, we may see Trump change his tune. I don’t think Trump will ever come out against the vax, but he may stop praising it or even talking about it as much. Let’s see what happens until then.
Coca Cola stock (KO) is looking like it will break price action soon and will have a major correction to the downside. Traders get your shorts in and ride the wave down!
This is only my opinion based on my analysis of KO chart and should not be taken as financial advice
Forget the discount. Take my money!
never selling, even if it goes to 0. I will go down with the ship
did you even watch the video?
Went all the way through 2015 though...
Most likely just movement of troops that were already there. Trump didn’t pull everyone out. So this op or whatever they’re running may have been planned for a while.
my fear is that the military doesn't know they have the authority to do this. 11.3 is just a buried forgotten law...
If I could, also share a theory of mine. This is an excerpt from a post I made recently:
tl:dr, Trump is taking his stance on the vax to take the heat of the Supreme Court and increase the chances that they do the right thing regarding the OSHA case.
The Trump Principle is a law of nature, rooted in newtonian philosophy and basic human psychology. You have heard it and understand it by different names, but basically it is this: whatever Trump does, the deep state moves to do the opposite. The principle in newtonian in that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, and psychological in that people who are under attack fight back. The Trump Principle is more complicated than this in practice, but this is the basic understanding of it. Trump puts pressure on the deep state, and they respond by pushing back.
Before getting into how this affects the vax situation, let’s look at an example of the Trump principle in action, an example we are all deeply familiar with: the election. More than anything else in his term, Trump pushed hardest on the election fraud of last year. He pushed so hard that (they) had to stage a fake insurrection to get the narrative totally out of the way and pin Trumpers as terrorists. Trump’s election push awoke many to the nature of the corruption, but also moved the deep state to completely lock down every avenue he could take to resolve it. They knew they were caught, and panicked so hard they locked every legal and constitutional avenue. No courts even looked at the merits of the cases, and Trump’s own Supreme Court turned down the Texas case in the same way. It’s not even that every judge and state legislature was taking direct orders to lock it down —many were unknowingly dragged into the deep state plan just because the MSM blasted the narrative that Trump was crazy and they didn’t want to be involved in it. This is really how the Trump principle is observed in practice: Trump creates a controversy, and the establishment moves to become uninvolved with it (remember this). So even good supreme court judges appointed by Trump, in an effort to not become part of the controversy, move opposite of him. There are many that are corrupt in the system that knowingly move opposite of trump, but many of the non-corrupt ones move the same to avoid the spotlight being on them (in addition to being threatened and the rest. This is a nasty system and it’s hard to truly understand what it feels like when your decision is caught in the middle of the deep state war).
Now let’s revisit the vax comments made by Trump. Everything he said was in line with the mainstream. It was so mainstream it was cringe, and this cringe is the source of many of the hate for Trump right now. But the great thing about this is that there is no controversy. Trump is literally saying everything that (they) say about the vax, with the important exception that he believes you have a choice to take it (no mandates). Now, why is it important that there is no controversy? What extremely important case just got appealed and accepted by the Supreme Court? Would you rather be mad at Trump for saying something you don’t like, or have the full weight of the NWO controlled government come down on you to force you to take a poison jab? It is essential Trump not stir any controversy surrounding the vax or the mandates or the OSHA case. Now when the Supreme Court looks at the case, they won’t be reviewing it with any reactionary intentions. Since there is no controversy, the judges are more free to rule on the matter based more solely on the constitutional basis of it. To be clear, the Supreme Court could still rule in favor of the mandate. The Trump Principle is not observed 100 percent of the time. But by Trump not stirring a controversy, there is certainly a greater chance that the court rules in favor of choice than they would if Trump was hitting the vax and the mandates hard like he did with the election.
I say we hold judgement on Trump’s comments until after the case is ruled. Depending on what happens, we may see Trump change his tune. I don’t think Trump will ever come out against the vax, but he may stop praising it or even talking about it as much. Let’s see what happens until then.