2 thoughts on “Donald Trump is not a billionaire, just a 419er!”

1. The western worls is a #419. Frauds everywhere. Petrodollar fraud – allows US to print unlimited money and fund weapons, wars and technlogical dominnance. Legal system – pretensious complexity to protect “owners”, medical system – pushers of sickness for control and profit, media/entertainment – cultural and idealogical psyop, historical narrative – distortions to aid western oligarchal/khazarian criminals, intelligence services – clever people engaing knowing in criminal acivity under false/dubious justifications.
   In short the US, UK and EU are teh biggest #419 going.

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   • Absolutely right Baba, what Trump did is expose the operation and how weak and corrupt the people behind it are.

     My friend Phil Stanfield is definitely on point with his analysis, please read below.

     philstanfield says:
     July 20, 2016 at 5:15 am
     Thank you for your reply, Ogbeni.

     The one absolute is change. Only change ‘lasts.’

     The global crisis of capitalism is deepening – the GFC (which has not been resolved by all the tax-payers’ money thrown at it, now gone) is evidence of that.

     Capitalism replaced feudalism, what is to replace capitalism?

     Trotsky wrote that the people of the world can go one of two ways – either that of socialism or that of barbarism.

     A wonderful truth of dialectical materialism is that consciousness is the product of material circumstances, not the other way around. This has many implications.

     Both Trump and Sanders have risen to prominence on the basis of material circumstances – specifically, the problems of the US economy in a global environment.

     Trump and Sanders are only the start – others, reflecting further changes in those material circumstances will come after them.

     ‘The times’ (the level of development of the productive forces and the relations of production) summon forth the leaders, not the other way round.

     While the global capitalist class, led by the US capitalist class, is preparing for barbarism and is already waging war on the world, I think, for a number of reasons, that the nations of the world will become socialist.

     Engels wrote in a letter in 1894 that the very development that is now taking place in China (he saw it as the development of capitalism in China) will force the US and Europe to become socialist in order to keep up (compete) with China.

     What are your thoughts?

     Best wishes, Phil

     philstanfield says:
     July 22, 2016 at 4:59 am
     Hello Ogbeni,

     Nation states are modern inventions – India, the UK, Germany, Italy, Australia, the US. In my view, all of those unions were for economic reasons, e.g. the US Civil War was not fought to free the slaves but so that all workers could be ‘free’ as wage slaves who had to feed and clothe themselves. Wage slaves are more economical. The Civil War was driven by the dynamics of capitalism, by economic necessity, not the kindness of anyone’s heart.

     No sooner did the English spit the dummy with their Brexit vote than they regretted it. The EU too was formed out of economic necessity.

     The problems of capitalism cannot be solved within nation states, they require international responses.

     The 1% who ruthlessly rule under capitalism behind the facade of capitalist democracy (anything that truly threatened their interests they would do all in their power to crush) have never been so exposed – this is behind the Brexit vote, behind the support for Trump (and for Sanders) and behind the growing support for ‘minor’ parties in Australia etc.

     Black ops, psy ops, drones, satellites that can open a can of Coke from outer space etc. can only put off the inevitable.

     Not only can nothing stop change, the very actions (particularly military) of international capital, led by the US capitalist class (and supported by their deputy sheriff, the Australian capitalist class) are the vehicles for that change, ultimately against the interests of that class.

     Global socialism will eventuate (after much more suffering), not because I or anybody else likes the idea, but because of necessity.

     Best wishes, Phil

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