Will Trump’s Presidency See an End to the Regressive Left?

Our American friends have done it. They have given the finger to the globalists, Hollywood, the mainstream mass media, career politicians and to the Washington establishment. To the surprise of the Left and ‘moderates’ (but not to the surprise of those in the know) as of January 2017, the President of the United States of America will be Donald J. Trump. To the delight of a now not so silent majority, Hillary Clinton’s career now appears to be over. Is a new political dawn nigh? Perhaps it is on its way, but changes do not happen over night. Too much damage has been done – the corruption of Western Society cannot be cleansed via an effortless means.

Get ready for some more of this.

As we all know far too well, the Left are fantastic at rallying together. Already, violent riots have broken out across the United States in protest to Trump winning the election. Countless millennials are proudly declaring ‘not my president’ as the SJWs are screeching as loud as ever. These regressive, simplistic, narrow-minded individuals will not be shunned without the fight. While their grip over public institutions may have been loosened by Trump’s victory, we will continue to have to endure these loathsome people. Get ready to see some of the worst tantrums yet…And yes, many of the culprits will have dyed blue hair, tattoos, piercings, and unsightly physiques.

Hello darkness, my old friend...

As pathetic video campaigns such as ‘Save the Day’ and Twitter ramblings by celebrity A-listers proved, Hollywood was very much in favour of having a Democrat in the Whitehouse. The likes of Robert Downey Jr, Whoopi Goldberg, J.K. Rowling and George Clooney will not be able to make a U-Turn regarding their support for Hillary. That would prove to be far too scandalous, and it would tarnish their ‘faultless’ public images – except for the numerous drug scandals successive relationships and the like. Ahem. And despite the Trump victory, many of the masses will still continue to have their opinions dictated to them by these celebrity A-listers and their pseudo-political rantings. With the exception of celebrities like Clint Eastwood and Ted Nugent, do not expect to see George Clooney and Donald Trump to be drinking champagne together in the White House any time soon. And would we want them to be? Realistically, no we would not.

At least he won't look so smug now, the self-righteous knob jockey. 

And worst of all is the establishment. All across the Western World, world leaders, at the very best, have treated Trump’s electoral victory with forced politeness and cautiousness. Much like the SJWs that infest our everyday society with the rhetoric of the Left, and the liberals of Hollywood, it will take a long time to drain the swamp that is Washington. The great libertarian Ron Paul for example himself states how hard this will prove to be. And it will be, although perhaps Trump has distanced himself far enough away in recent months from career politicians for this to be done. Yet, his history of backing financially establishment supporting politicians, such as the Clintons themselves, will most likely come back to haunt him. Further still, due to the cosy nature of many politicians and tycoons such as George Soros, many politicians will not willingly turn their backs on what has always been an easy ride.

The look on this MSNBC news presenter's face following the electoral result...Priceless. 

Have we made a good start? Yes, one can now look towards the future with a much greater deal of optimism. This is only one stage of the commencing of the end to the regressive left. Providing other populist movements follow (fingers crossed for Marine Le Pen next year in France) Trump will only make a dent in the Left’s armour, albeit a large one. It is too early to say with confidence whether or not the great swing back to the Right has come, but the future sure is looking good. And besides, the reactions of liberals and leftists on the morning of the 9^th of November have been a sight for sore eyes for the very least.

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Is Donald Trump on Course to Win the Election?

And so there is only just over a week to go until we find out who the next president of the United States of America is, and thus the leader of the Western World. And this person will be Donald J. Trump. This may appear to be an arrogant statement to make, but in order for this to be believed, the establishment and its warped facts must be ignored. The fact that the FBI have re-opened the case against Crooked Hillary and her emails scandal just goes to show that this bitter electoral battle is certainly not over just yet. All it takes is for the surface to be scratched away to see what the future for the United States looks like.

It is time chaps.

The most obvious is how desperate the mainstream media is getting. Not a day goes by where at least a few news outlets release some drivel about women being harassed by Trump. Isn’t it interesting how their ‘ordeals’ have only just come to light weeks away from the election? It all seems to be far too coincidental. The establishment and its henchmen in the media are doing anything to stop Trump from entering the White House, and their tactics have sunken to an all time low. All Trump needs to do is to place the emphasis of sleaze and scandal onto the Clinton name to ensure that his name remains to be clean enough until November. But as even the average voter can now see, a few supposed sexual assault cases pale in comparison to the crimes scandals of Hillary Clinton, her husband and their corrupt foundation. And so far he is doing a relatively good job at doing so, as we have seen in the last two debates.

Hello, and welcome to the Clinton News Network.

Even Michael Moore, a heavyweight (literally) of the American Left has said that Donald Trump will win. And, despite his questionable political ideology, Moore makes a valid point. The average American is sick and tired of career politicians making empty promises, and appealing only the elites of society. Trump is not a career politician. Trump is unashamedly frank and truthful when discussing the issues of America. While not the obvious choice for some, he is the only viable alternative in America right now. Many states and cities have been betrayed by decades of abysmal Democrat rule (Detroit being such an example). In order to re-vitalise American industry and commerce, people will turn to the businessman, not the sickly career politician who has never done an honest day’s work.

Michael Moore is certain that Hillary will be the loser in November.

Over the past few days also, people have once again been able to see how incompetent Hillary Clinton is as a politician. The FBI has found the credible grounds to re-open the case surrounding her email scandal. And, sure enough, they have found some very provocative stuff. The spouse of Hillary’s beloved advisor, Huma Abedin, has been involved in something rather, lets say…deplorable. Lo and behold, another sex related scandal under the Clinton campaign. Sending lewd text messages and images to an underage girl. Oh the irony. Juxtapose this with all of the trivial accusations against Trump (most of which are blatantly false anyway) and the candidate who is occupying the moral high ground can truly be seen. On top of her husband’s previous scandals, her missing emails, her disastrous involvement in the US’s foreign policy and now the laughable case of Anthony Weiner’s…erm…weiner sums it all up. Hillary Clinton is incapable. Regardless of one’s political ideology, nobody can deny that she is most definitely not up to the job of holding office.

What is it with one of the world's most famous 'feminists' being associated with sexual deviants?

Some people do not want to jump the gun and to say that Donald Trump will definitely be the next president of the United States. But if you have any faith in both the facts and the American electorate he will be. On a final note, we must remember that Trump supporters (at the very least potentially) occupy a silent majority. From experience, I know how much abuse you can get for being even just a sympathiser of the Right, let alone a fully blown Trump supporter. But Trump speaks to the average American. He is not constantly tip toeing around the identity politics that has been established by social justice warriors and the mass media. As the recent surge in the polls suggests, we can all be sure that Hillary is going to be ‘trumped’ on the eighth of November.

The future. 

Five Reasons Why Students Should Learn to Live with Bullying in Schools

Not too long ago I had a discussion with a friend about how I was bullied at school during my teenage years, to such a bad extent that I ended up moving schools. He was surprised when I said that it was probably one of the greatest things to ever happen to me. While being an outcast, living in the fear of being beaten up, and not being able to trust anyone is hardly fun, it does offer one a brilliant life lesson. The world is not fair, and you have to learn how to deal with it.

My fourteen-year-old self was often fuming at how my then teachers took such a blasé attitude towards the students who made my time at school so miserable. Indeed, for a few years afterwards, I was bitter and resentful about it. But it made me realise how it was counter productive to believe in a victim culture. My time being bullied for being a quiet, skinny, weird student has gone on to produce the opposite. I spent my remaining teenage years learning about the importance of self-reliance, which is what drew me to conservatism. We are all individually responsible for our own successes and failures – for the most part. Thanks to the jocks and meatheads who ridiculed and threatened me, I have gone on to compete and excel at a variety of sports, as well as take part in public speaking and debate.

13 year old me bared a resemblance to Gus Griswald from Recess...Minus the glasses.

 These are all things that I could never have imagined myself doing ten years or so ago. And so I have laid out below five reasons why students should learn to live with bullying in schools.

1. It teaches the importance of individualism.

As many people who have experienced bullying during their school days can vouch for, complaining to your superiors rarely changes anything. All it does is give the person being bullied a reputation for being a snitch, thus amplifying their problems. Therefore, students who are bullied at school generally discover the importance of solving their own problems individually, and not having to rely on the help of others.

2. It removes the damaging connotations of a ‘victim culture’.

Some people who are bullied in schools often feel like they are owed something after being ‘victimised’ at school – that they were unfairly ostracised by their classmates. While this is true, students need to learn to accept that life is unfair, and that a life built upon ‘equality’ is purely a utopian ideal. People who succumb to the idea of a ‘victim culture’ at an early age often end up being very unstable well into adult hood. Albeit an extreme case, Elliot Roger is an example of this.

3. The importance of self-improvement will be understood.

We have all heard the story of the weedy kid who takes up a martial art or grows up to become a doppelgänger for Hercules.  And for good reason. By all means, it is not pleasant for someone to say to somebody that ‘you get bullied because you are fat’ or ‘they laugh at you because you only weigh 100lbs’. But there is an element of truth to this. Everyone should strive to be the best that they can be, and by doing this, they will save themselves a lot of hassle.

Lou Ferrigno was famously bullied for being death.

4. Mental and physical toughness.

It is publically known now that many children are now wrapped up ‘in cotton wool’ so to speak in our modern day schools. And it is no wonder that so many school leavers are lead astray or go down the wrong path. Schools protect children far too much from how the world outside of the school gates well and truly is a ‘dog eat dog’ world. It is best that someone learns how to be stoic in order to progress at the age of ten, rather than having to do so at the age of twenty.

5. It is a crash course social skills lesson.

Aforementioned being bullied and ostracised is one of the harshest ways in which someone can learn how to improve him or herself. The most important of which is how to handle one’s self in a social situation. Everyone remembers the weird kid from school who ‘had it coming to him’ because he or she always came out with bizarre things in lessons, or always had a habit of drawing attention to themselves. Bullying can sometimes be the only way in which someone can truly see what they are doing wrong regarding their social standings, and how to rectify it.

Where I am now, 200kg+.

What Donald Trump Needs to Do to Win the Next Debates

Finally, after months of waiting, we have finally been able to see Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton take to the stage and face off head to head. The debate has proven to be the most watched televised presidential debate in American history – with some eighty four million tuning in. Despite the widespread hate that Trump has had directed at him from social and mainstream media, according to the majority of polls he clearly won the debate. Yet, he acted in a way in which many did not expect. He abandoned his usual brash nature and was a lot more clean-cut in the way in which he carried himself. In a sense, one could say that he acted in a very presidential manner. Referring to Hillary Clinton as ‘Secretary Clinton’ was pure class. However, Trump now needs to continue his winning streak. And to do so, he must be sure to alter his tactics along the way.

The mainstream press never cared to mention this...

To rally the foundations of his support, Trump took advantage of his charisma, and how he is unashamedly outlandish when appearing in public. It is debateable whether he should tone this down now that he is in the final running, but if he does he may very well isolate those who were the first of his supporters. By continuing to act in an unapologetic fashion, he will consistently be at the forefront of media headlines, thus keeping him in the spotlight. People have woken up to how the media and the establishment are cosy in bed together. By reporting negatively about Trump, his support has been able to grow. It may therefore be beneficial for him to remain on track with his already tried and tested tactic – providing what he says has real meaning and is factually correct. His statements around Obama’s place of birth for example have partially been detrimental to his campaign. Regardless of this, Trump’s skills as a politician have become much more refined in recent months. As long as the people of Breitbart and leading populist figures on the right such as Nigel Farage continue to guide him, she should be successful. When he is juxtaposed with Hillary Clinton directly, this is undeniably evident.

Waving to all of those deplorables Hillary?

Now that Trump has support from people who are not necessarily just die hard conservatives, he needs to ensure that his appeal has a broad a scope as possible. Since Hillary Clinton became the Democrat’s nominee for president, Trump gained many supporters purely because he was not Hillary. Trump now needs to use the juxtaposition of himself and Hillary to his advantage. He can prove to the electorate how he is radically different to his opponent; for one he is not a part of the establishment, he has not contributed to Middle Eastern Wars that have been raging for decades and he does not support identity politics. Albeit numerous people see Trump as being the ‘lesser of two evils’, but if this means that he will become president, this should be of no issue. He just needs to explicitly differentiate himself from Hillary if he is to gain the support of people ranging from disillusioned Bernie Sanders supporters, to libertarian leaning Republican voters.

Most crucial of all however is that Trump puts a real emphasis on why Hillary is not fit for office. Indeed, it would be cruel to call her ill on national television – especially with her family watching. But modern politics has become dirty and backhanded. As long as Trump does this tactfully, it should prove to enforce his already growing support. After all, it is in the public’s interest not to have a president who is not medically fit. Although, this could prove to be risky considering Trump can often be abrasive in the way in which he uses language. If Trump worded himself poorly regarding Hillary’s health, he could appear to be undiplomatic and un-presidential; this is something that even Trump could find hard to shake off. But, considering he sent his best wishes to Hillary following her reported issues with pneumonia this would be quite unlikely. He also needs to take advantage of his fierce patriotism, something that the USA has been deprived off considerably during Obama’s administration. In the light of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the numerous terrorist attacks and the disease of SJWs’ that America is suffering from, the country is in dire need of the fresh face of patriotism and national pride. Trump can offer that. Trump has what Hillary lacks. Trump has genuine sincerity and care for America, he is already a multi-billionaire businessman, and so he has little to gain in terms of materialism. Hillary meanwhile is one hundred per cent a part of the establishment. She is just another career politician, seeking advancement and, worse of all, the legacy of being the first female president. And that is all that Hillary realistically offers; that she is a woman. That is it. Trump has more than identity politics to offer, much more. And he needs to put a strong emphasis on this.  

In Trump we trust. And Pepe. 

Trump’s first debate was not his finest public performance. He did lack his usual energy and charisma. But it was not by all means a bad performance. Trump still has two more debates to go, and he has been able to use the first as a warm up. Not a bad attempt at all for someone who has not spent his entire career perusing public office. And so, providing that Donald Trump stays true to his nature (without crossing the line too often) and confidently exposes Hillary Clinton for what she truly is, he will win the debates by a clear margin.

Hollywood's Deplorables

In the final run up to the presidential election, the establishment is really showing signs of panicking. Yet, instead of attempting to win over the electorate via factual evidence and political debate, they continue to use the same tactics. The establishment has unashamedly turned to belittling the electorate. We, the insignificant plebs, apparently are unable to make up our own minds. And so, the intellectual (‘ahem’) might of Hollywood has taken over. Following the embarrassment that was the Emmys, in which A-list celebrities explicitly went out of their way to insult Trump the establishment is clearly biased - and for all to see. And what is most patronising of all is the absurd ‘Save the Day’ video, which has been published by Joss Whedon who is famed for his work with the Avengers films. This serves as a prime example of how self-obsessed and narcissistic our establishment has become.

You won't like him when he is angry...He will vote Democrat.

It is beyond belief that the people of Hollywood can even have the audacity to tell people how to vote and how to live their lives. To call out millions of American patriots as being bigoted, racist and so on is absolutely repulsive. While the privileged Hollywood elite live in their isolated, niche communities they remain to be completely out of touch with the average member of the voting public. They have not been forced to witness inter racial tensions, the violence of migration, the ghettoisation of communities or the devastating affects of terrorism first hand. And they never will. Their pitiful attempt to push people into voting for the deranged Democratic candidate that is Hillary Clinton via scaremongering is appalling. Another example is Carey Mulligan’s recent statement saying how she is ‘ashamed to be British’ because of the refugee crisis. Ha! Ha! Pardon the phrase, but what a daft bint she is for saying such a ludicrous thing. Perhaps she should spend the night in the Calais Jungle, if she is such a compassionate person. Or better still, she should spend the day in Rotherham, or in Luton that has since been ‘culturally enriched’ by waves of migration, making it unrecognisable to many native inhabitants. The A-list establishment could not be any more out of touch. They should keep their politically motivated drivel to themselves and stick to acting.

Plenty of room for the tents of migrants at your place Ms Mulligan, care to take some in?

What is the most frustrating about the political preaching of celebrities is that the vast majority of it lacks any real substance. Race baiting, identity politics and comparisons to ‘Hitler’ are not only boring, but also child like and simple. Furthermore, the public deserves better than to be patronised to by an arrogant former drug addict like Robert Downey Jr. His recent interview in which he walked out after being questioned about his drug history says it all.  And this is the same for many celebrities.  Many of these people who are unfortunately idolised by the masses rarely make for an admirable example. While some such as Amal Clooney believe in action not words (she has decided to sue ISIS personally after meeting a gang rape victim) her motives are still questionable. After all, what celebrity does not relish in publicity?  And in our current political climate, celebrity publicity and politics go hand in hand.

Definitely a trust worthy face. Definitely.

The establishment is no longer confined within the walls of Washington, Downing Street or big media corporations. It has since trickled its way into our music, our cinema screens and our television sets. The Left will do anything it can to corrupt our culture, and the recent actions of Hollywood’s elites have proven this. However – this only proves to us the desperation of the establishment. It is undeniable that grassroots politics has started to take the upper hand. As this happens, we shall see a reversal of what has happened to Western Culture. Conservative giants of the big screen similar to that of Clint Eastwood and Ronald Reagan will undoubtedly come again. The best solution is to laugh at the whinging and moaning of the deplorable Hollywood elite, and to look forward…Or perhaps to the Right.

I get paid to pretend to be someone else. Trust my political insight.