posted August 18, 2017 03:08 PM            

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Originally posted by Catalina:
It seems, from that Hill article, that Breitbarf have been trying to drive a wedge between the Prez and those who were not in Bannon's camp. They underestimated the bond of Family in the new American mafia. If they double down now on "administration" members who counterbalanced Bannon they may soon find themselves relegated to the growing list of Fake News

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Bound to happen, I'm surprised it took this long.

posted August 18, 2017 03:48 PM            

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Originally posted by Catalina:

It seems (to some) that the Prez had little to do with it. Its his evil daughter and others who cut Stevie's throat
http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/347123-conservatives-react-wi th-fury-over-bannons-departure

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posted August 18, 2017 05:11 PM            

Interestingly Saturn is opposing DTs sun conjuncting his moon right about now and the eclipse..

posted August 18, 2017 05:26 PM            

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Originally posted by Catalina:
I am just reporting on the link jwhop. Apparently Breitbarf habe been blaming Ivanka, Jared and McMaster for undermining Bannon and DT

And just the other day Bannon was crowing about how his opponents in the WH were "wetting themselves" in their (presumedly failed) attenpts to knife him in the back

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There's a lot of evil people in this world. Ivanka Trump isn't one of them.

posted August 18, 2017 05:36 PM            

Second i have defended NOT ONE of those groups you mentioned. You don't even need Fake News anymore the way you fill in for what's not there!

posted August 18, 2017 06:16 PM            

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Originally posted by Catalina:
Interesting predictions in line with your topic juni.. i don't agree with all her analysis but keep in mind this was written some time ago.. couple bullseyes for sure.

Interestingly Saturn is opposing DTs sun conjuncting his moon right about now and the eclipse..

And its conjunct Comeys Sun
http://www.vice.com/en_us/article/newbjd/an-astrologer-predicts-the-fat e-of-everyone-in-the-white-house

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Darn it, this crapatron won`t pull the link up.

posted August 18, 2017 06:32 PM            

What I think is most salient here is that he is deeply implicated in the August eclipse as well. His moon-Pluto conjunction is going be directly impacted in the second eclipse, so it's very emotionally painful. For a normal person, that would mean some sort of major loss. For a person like Steve Bannon, I don't know what you would call that, but it's a major impact. His life is going to change markedly. It's opening a deep, old wound. It has everything to do with loss.

The other way he's being impacted is that Saturn is ******* up his **** . The same week we have the eclipse, Saturn is stationing, going out of retrograde. That is a very impactful moment in people's charts. It's hitting his sun and Jupiter. He's so power-hungry right now, but it looks like it's all going to come crashing down. This man's stored up karma—that chicken is coming home to roost.

KUSHNER

The eclipse that happened in February, and the eclipse coming up in August are directly implicated in the nodes of his chart. The nodes are basically where the eclipses were when we're born, and they're all about karma. So a karmic vortex opened in his chart this past January, and it explodes again this August.

SESSIONS

I'm not seeing jail or death, but definitely, receiving some sort of sanction for things he's done in the past. Going forward into early next year, in January 2018, is when things get really rough for him. That's when Saturn starts going over his natal planets. That's when he leaves politics.

SPICER

His nodes are in Leo and Aquarius, so something is rumbling for him in August, but they're not close enough to the second eclipse to make me think he's in any kind of danger. The first eclipse is a shake-up for him, but the real deal stuff for the administration is coming at the end of the month and that doesn't hit him as hard. Maybe, Trump pushes him out. Maybe he leaves. The worst of it he's clear from.

He doesn't have anything in his chart that's super nefarious or stark or evil, like Bannon and Miller do. In some ways, he's an empty vessel. He's not full of the energy of any sign; he's either at the end or the beginning. He's just looking for people to tell him what to do.

COMEY

his sun is 22 degrees of Sagittarius. That Saturn station is exactly on his sun at the end of August. There's something rumbling for him at that time, though it's hard to know exactly what that is. People are paying attention to Comey at that time.

If I read his chart not knowing who he was, I'd think he was some sort of detective. He's got planets in both Scorpio and Virgo, and that combination is always someone who's looking to get to the bottom of things, searching for mysteries and facts. There are some big ego aspects to his chart as well. He always wants to be at the top of his game, and he wants to be in charge.

posted August 18, 2017 07:40 PM            

Kushner is my suprise here .

Curious!

Sessions is only a matter of time.
Yet he hangs around until 2018, hmmmm.

Spicer and Comey, nods yep.

Comeys ego played a factor in his firing and past deeds. I hope he has a lot of beans to spill

Good assessment of the stars!

posted August 19, 2017 12:02 AM            

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Originally posted by jwhop:
Leftist democrats...and some Progressive Republicans are going to regret not having Steve Bannon in the White House.

[b]Steve Bannon Speaks After White House Departure: ‘I’m Going to War for Trump’
Charlie Spiering
18 Aug 2017

Recently departed White House strategist Steve Bannon is preparing a war for Donald Trump, not against him.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/08/1 8/steve-bannon-speaks-after-white-house-departure-im-going-to-war-for-trump/ [/B]

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Masks are falling,

posted August 19, 2017 12:27 AM            

By Steve Benen

Remember when Donald Trump, as a presidential candidate, vowed to surround himself “only with the best and most serious people” if elected? It was right around the time he promised via Facebook to “hire the best people.”

Whether he’s kept that promise or not is a subjective matter, but given the volatility in the White House, it’s hard not to get the impression that Trump doesn’t believe he’s hired “the best people” – or he wouldn’t have gotten rid of so many of his top aides.

Revisiting a recent item, Trump World has been in office for almost seven months, and we’ve seen a startling number of departures among leading officials, including:

- Reince Priebus, chief of staff

- Katie Walsh, deputy chief of staff

- Michael Flynn, national security advisor

- Sean Spicer, press secretary

- Michael Short. assistant Press Secretary

- Mike Dubke, the first communications director

- Anthony Scaramucci, the second communications director

- K.T. McFarland, deputy national security advisor

- Monica Crowley, advisor to the National Security Council

- Ezra Cohen-Watnick, director for intelligence programs at the National Security Council

- Tera Dahl, deputy chief of staff at the National Security Council

- Rich Higgins, director of strategic planning at the National Security Council

- Josh Pitcock, chief of staff to the vice president

- Sally Yates, acting U.S. attorney general

- James Comey, director of the FBI

- Walter Shaub, director of the Office of Government Ethics

- Steve Bannon, chief White House strategist

- Dozens of U.S. Attorneys

This does not include the various shake-ups we’ve seen on Trump’s outside legal team.

It also doesn’t include a variety of people the president nominated for prominent administrative posts – including some cabinet positions – who ultimately withdrew in the face of assorted controversies.

This is in no way normal. One might expect to see this number of firings and resignations at the end of a president’s first term, not before Labor Day in a president’s first year

posted August 19, 2017 01:48 AM            

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Originally posted by jwhop:
Leftist democrats...and some Progressive Republicans are going to regret not having Steve Bannon in the White House.

[b]Steve Bannon Speaks After White House Departure: ‘I’m Going to War for Trump’
Charlie Spiering
18 Aug 2017

Recently departed White House strategist Steve Bannon is preparing a war for Donald Trump, not against him.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/08/1 8/steve-bannon-speaks-after-white-house-departure-im-going-to-war-for-trump/ [/B]

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posted August 19, 2017 05:26 AM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
Of course, this isn't normal. We voted for not normal politics. Bannon going back to Breitbart couldn't be a better thing. He will no longer be restrained. Masks are being removed? Truer words were never spoken! The "tolerant" left have revealed their true hateful colors, and the "unbiased" media has become unhinged. Good times!

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posted August 19, 2017 05:59 AM            

In 1930's Germany, regular good people either elected, supported their furher, or feared to get in the way of threats and "tough" talk that pretended to defend the interests of German in the face of a corrupt bolcheviko-jewish-free-fassonic global deep state.

Those were GOOD PEOPLE, like your homegrown, cornfed young white southern man today who just want to protect the real US values against leftist.

Don't be fooled, nazi germans were made of nice, catholic, proper white people, having manners and polites. They weren't thugs.

What they did was evil, not them... and on the contrary, french men, or english, who stood up from day 1 by declaring war, (and soon giving up, for reasons going back to the atrocious bloodshed that happened less than 20 years before on the french ground), they were not angels like people who loved one another. They were capable of the same torture (the french) 10 years after the end of WW2 in the colonial war with Algeria, seeking independencein the 50's and 60's.

Nazism was pure evil, but nazis were elegant people, that is, among other factors, what contributed to its chilling, horrible, shameful "reputation"

They basically mixed horror and pure hatred with good manner and outstanding culture (german classical musicians were/are today the best for exemple)

Nazism horror is polite, educated, proper people going to church and dehumanizing other on the ground of their ethnicity, and on a feared threat to their way of life.

posted August 19, 2017 06:12 AM            

There is only an obligation to open a book or watch a documentary and get information. It was filmed.

And bear in mind, in the 30's, Hitler was, for most, and for all who voted for him, not the crazy lunatic we see today. He seemed to be the answer to germany's problem.

I am not making a parallel between him and Trump, because I can see where Trump is coming from I think, and if he resign, it will show his good side, his evident difference with Hitler who lusted for power at any price,or that of evilness. I think Trump will make it different. But what He is currently letting unfold in the US is shameful. A total stain on US history. And an antithesis of US values.

The leader of the free world can not be a racist, or not mightily condemn racism. Period. Either you are the leader of the free world, or you are racist. You got to choose.

posted August 19, 2017 08:11 AM            

That will bring in a deeper divide. It will actually be more like "going to war against the People"

Now he is free to hate monger and cause chaos. Stir the white nationalists & other hate groups up good and cause Trump to rue the day he met Bannon.

"Going to war against Trump" seems the accurate statement.

posted August 19, 2017 09:54 AM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
The left became intolerant of everything once Trump was elected, including free speech on campuses, so don't play stupid and cry Nazi. Bannon is working with President Trump, not against him. Sorry to burst your bubble. Not sorry.

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If you seriously believe that, you are not looking at Bannons ego and the need to feed it. Trump is the steak on the plate he can`t wait to stab.

Bannons history is hate & fear mongering. He is going to make such a shambles out of Trumps crusade , that america will rebel and rise.
On second thought, that is a good thing

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“There’s no military solution [to North Korea’s nuclear threats], forget it. Until somebody solves the part of the equation that shows me that 10 million people in Seoul don’t die in the first 30 minutes from conventional weapons, I don’t know what you’re talking about, there’s no military solution here, they got us.”

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Some help ey

posted August 19, 2017 10:04 AM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
Pire, I don't know where you get your news, but President Trump condemned hate, racism, bigotry, and violence. Teasel, The left became intolerant of everything once Trump was elected, including free speech on campuses, so don't play stupid and cry Nazi. Juni, Bannon is working with President Trump, not against him. Sorry to burst all of your bubbles. Not sorry.

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posted August 19, 2017 03:21 PM            

Notice that Milo and the police assumed that it was the "leftist protesters" who had targeted a Milo follower.. when it was the other way around? In case you can't be bothered to read the links😉

When Yiannapoulos heard about the shooting, he announced that he would continue with his speech. "If we don’t continue, they have won," he said ,adding, "If I stopped my event now, we are sending a clear message that they can stop our events by killing people. I am not prepared to do that."