Will the establishment allow Trump, a known vaccine critic, to win the Presidency… or are we in for a massive false flag attack?

05/11/2016 / By JD Heyes / Comments

And then there was one.

That’s how conservative columnist, author and pundit Ann Coulter headlined her May 4 column, noting that the unlikeliest of all presidential contenders (with the lone possible exception of Sen. Bernie Sanders), after billionaire real estate mogul and reality TV star Donald Trump vanquished 16 other Republican candidates in a bid to capture the party’s presidential nomination in August, which is still not assured given the Republican establishment’s hatred of the man.

Coulter noted:

A guy just won the Republican nomination for president by spending no money, hiring no pollsters, running virtually no TV ads, and just saying what he truly believed no matter how many times people told him he couldn’t say that.  

I always hoped I’d see this once before I died. It’s like going to Mecca, for Americans. Pay attention, because it’s the last time we’re going to see it in our lifetimes.

Again, Trump – the only man in the race in either party who linked vaccines to autism – has yet to officially win the nomination. He still has to get 1,237 delegates before the party’s August convention in Cleveland or at it, but for all intents and purposes, barring further chicanery by his chosen party, Trump should be the nominee after Sen. Ted Cruz and Ohio Gov. John Kasich ended their campaigns following the May 3 Indiana primary.

But not everyone believes that the global elite – which includes not a few American political and media figures, as well as the uber-wealthy – are going to let the American people put Donald Trump in the White House. Not everyone thinks that the ruling cabal will permit us to make our own choice. We can’t have that.

We the People ultimately won’t get to decide this

One of those people is Dave Hodges, of the Common Sense Show, who wrote in a recent column that we should expect some shenanigans aimed at creating some sort of crisis prior to the November election that would ultimately deny the Trumpster his prize: The White House.

“Happy days are here again, Trump will be the GOP nominee for President. Since Hillary is such a criminal, [she] will be easy prey for the general Election. Once Trump is President, the evil corporations which have financially raped the American people, will back off let justice prevail. Then I woke up,” he wrote.

“I admit for a couple of minutes, I was jubilant when I heard Cruz quit the race and all the people that mattered were endorsing Trump. Then I realized that Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny were not real. This was just too easy. If the Trump supporters were an advancing Army, we only found that the enemy has raised the white flag, only to retreat to set a trap as our people move closer to our objective,” Hodges noted further.

“The capitulation of the RNC leadership, Fox News, and the majority of Trump’s opponents, only marks a shift in strategy. There are only two acceptable outcomes for Trump and his supporters and that is the election of ‘Fun Camp’ Hillary, or create a set of circumstances that will allow Obama to stay in power,” he added.

It should be noted that a major source of frustration from Republican voters is the perception and reality that their leaders in Washington, carrying majorities in both the House and Senate, albeit not veto-proof majorities, have done very little to oppose who some believe is the most dishonest, constitutionally compromised president in the history of the country. This, more than anything, has led to the rise of Trump.

Summer of discontent

But there is another factor as well, and it’s the one that is also pulling former Democrats and Independents to his side – mass appeal. Trump speaks the language of the working class, and it doesn’t come off as rehearsed, but genuine. When he says he is tired of seeing American jobs exported to other countries, we believe him because his concern doesn’t sound contrived. When he says he wants to “make American great again” we believe him because, really, when was the last time you heard a presidential candidate put his or her own country first (hint: His name is Ronald Reagan).

None of these objectives, however, are the objectives of the elite – the very people Trump is beating – and therein lies the rub.

Many of these folks may seem like they’re acquiescing to Trump, but it’s just a mirage. They aren’t about to hand him the keys to the global manor. He’s not one of them and he never will be, so he must be vanquished, along with the hopes and dreams of tens of millions of Americans who are counting on him.

“If Trump does secure the nomination, Obama could unleash a monumental false flag event(s), and declare martial law, thus suspending the elections. This makes a lot of sense because of the fact that Obama was involved in high level Federal Reserve talks,” writes Hodges.

Get ready for a summer of discontent.

Sources:

TheCommonSenseShow.com

AnnCoulter.com

BusinessInsider.com

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