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DNC CHAIR: "Bernie Sanders will never be President."
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| ViceroySF |
Assange's Wikileaks have dumped a vault of hundreds of leaked/hacked DNC emails exposing their ploy to sabotage Bernie's ascent into the foray of the American political circus. It was clear from the beginning, that Bernje was the right candidate for America, but his anti-wall street stance was unfriendly to the establishment and they did everything they could to hinder the chances of the Vermont Senator.
Get ready for President Trump, and get ready for a massive exodus of Conscious Americans from this crapper of a county, if Donald Trump does indeed become the Commander in Chief. God help us all.
What's clear to me is that most Bernie supporters, like myself, will not vote for Clinton/Kaine because they are no better than Trump/Pence. I read the National Enquirer at HEB and they pointed out all the controversies of the Clintons which will come afloat once the two go face to face during the last months of this bloodthirsty campaign: Bill Clinton's affairs, Whitewater, Lewinsky; and Hillary's Flops: Benghazi, Russian emails deleted, etc.
Clinton is a corrupt hack and its highly likely that Lynch was bribed not to prosecute the Shrill. Obama has protected Clinton from the beginning, it's disgusting. The American people are fed up with this corruption, we look like Argenina or Uruguay by the day. This kind of corruption, I thought, was only present in less evolved countries in South America. Boy, was I mistaken.
I'm sure Michelle Obama's mother will miss her rent free stay in the White House. Oh yeah, you and I are paying for that, on top of the Obama's exuberant vacations, all the while unemployment was almost in the double digits.
While I appreciate what they have done for gay rights, I never liked Obama that much, he was divisive and an elitist. Clinton is just out of touch, she deserves a seat in the Republican Party. The only reason she is so popular is mainly because she has piggy backed the brown and black people vote.
This year, I much rather have the Chicago politician than any of these two candidates. To picture Bill in the White House is just disgusting, I don't think they are well, honestly, she is so detached from reality.
| quote: | Democrats are heading into their quadrennial political convention armed with information—and that’s not necessarily a good thing.
On Friday, WikiLeaks released 19,252 emails pertaining to the DNC. Guccifer 2.0 has claimed responsibility for the hack. The emails, which are part of WikiLeaks’ “Hillary Leaks” series, come from top officials, including DNC chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz. They span January 2015 to May 25 of this year.
Wasserman-Schultz’s correspondences reveal a woman incredibly annoyed with Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders. Supporters of the Vermont senator as well as the candidate himself had long been suspicious that the Democratic party was biased against him. The dump of emails, readily available via wikileaks.org/dnc-emails, appears to confirm that.
In a series of exchanges with DNC staffer Kate Houghton and others, Wasserman-Schultz explicitly states she’s tired of the narrative being perpetuated that she dislikes Sanders, demanding to NBC journalist Chuck Todd that a colleague apologize to her. MSNBC’s Mika Brzezinski had called for the Florida rep to step down over her bias against Sanders, which Wasserman-Schultz considered “outrageous.” |
http://www.dailydot.com/layer8/wiki...bernie-sanders/
What we need now in this country if Trump becomes president is a plan: A military coup d'etat a-la George Washington. I believe Trump is fairly unpopular in Military circles, and with good reason, he knows nothing about War...well he knows nothing about nothing really. What does Trump stand for other than bankrupting businesses with other people's money and not paying 'the help'. ing . |
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| Lira |
| quote: | Originally posted by ViceroySF
The American people are fed up with this corruption, we look like Argenina or Uruguay by the day. This kind of corruption, I thought, was only present in less evolved countries in South America. |
Wow, just wow. This proves you have no idea what you're talking about, at all:
For starters, Argentina and Uruguay, along with Chile, are the most okay countries in South America all with less than 3% of the population below the poverty line. Argentina has a bit of a corruption problem, I give you that. But, seriously, Uruguay's corruption levels are comparable to those of France, hardly the world's Zimbabwe. And you can't even spell Argentina in spite of all spell-checkers available for free on the web!? Why else do you think it's underlined?
Suriname, Paraguay, and Bolivia are among the less "evolved" countries in the region, if by that you mean developed. Countries are not Pokemon, you see, even if you can't quite grasp the difference between them. Also, Venezuela is by far the most corrupt country in the region, yet you fail to mention that because Bernie Sanders' beloved "socialism" is precisely the word that pushed Venezuela into the abyss. That's an outstanding omission.
God, your cluelessness is so painful it makes the ovaries I don't have hurt, just to imagine my offspring will have the share the world with you. |
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| Vector A |
| quote: | Originally posted by ViceroySF
I read the National Enquirer at HEB... |
For the world's sake I am glad you are unlikely to reproduce. |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lira
Wow, just wow. This proves you have no idea what you're talking about, at all:
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Now there's a shocker. |
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| Lira |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Now there's a shocker. |
Haha, I know I have a penchant for stating the obvious, it comes with my job :p
Still, calling Uruguay a corrupt backwater is analogous to saying Turku is a Turkish tropical paradise. I mean... On a scale of one to even, I just literally can't. |
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| Zoso |
Humans are selfish and corrupt...politicians are humans, therefore...
Nothing surprising at all here. As usual, the "elite" will continue to get by with more shiat, on average, than the non "elite". Film at 11:00. |
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| Alex |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lira
Wow, just wow. This proves you have no idea what you're talking about, at all:
For starters, Argentina and Uruguay, along with Chile, are the most okay countries in South America all with less than 3% of the population below the poverty line. Argentina has a bit of a corruption problem, I give you that. But, seriously, Uruguay's corruption levels are comparable to those of France, hardly the world's Zimbabwe. And you can't even spell Argentina in spite of all spell-checkers available for free on the web!? Why else do you think it's underlined?
Suriname, Paraguay, and Bolivia are among the less "evolved" countries in the region, if by that you mean developed. Countries are not Pokemon, you see, even if you can't quite grasp the difference between them. Also, Venezuela is by far the most corrupt country in the region, yet you fail to mention that because Bernie Sanders' beloved "socialism" is precisely the word that pushed Venezuela into the abyss. That's an outstanding omission.
God, your cluelessness is so painful it makes the ovaries I don't have hurt, just to imagine my offspring will have the share the world with you. |
He's delusional. Hillary and DNC are also stenches! |
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| ViceroySF |
Three Resignations. It's official, folks. Hackers and Whistleblowers are no longer the geeks one used to mock, for better or worse, Hackers and Whistleblowers are bound to shape the Future of politics.
As a guy who works in Tech, I say "Aye. Logs keep them honest." And you'd be hard pressed to think otherwise. This kind of scrutiny is healthy, we need to hold public officials to a higher standard. |
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