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.
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| 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.
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| 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.
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| 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.
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| 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 9th of
November have been a sight for sore eyes for the very least.
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| Some more of our good friend Pepe is on the way... |
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