United States elections 2024: Donald Trump Wins

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Conversation between my woke liberal friend and I

Him: People like Elon Musk are the reason we have so much debt because they aren't paying their fair share.
Me: What? The amount they have is a drop in the bucket
Him: You just like defending the rich
Me: Okay we machine gun the top 1% tomorrow and seize their assets...then what do we do to solve the remaining money problems?
Him: I don't know
Me: WTF?


Him: we have inflation because people have gotten greedy
Me: i cant argue with that
Him: For instance food delivery rates have skyrocketed. I used to get food delivered for a minimal fee and now the fees are out of control.
Me: You get your food delivered? You have like 20 food places within 30 seconds of your front door and probably 100 within 2 minutes. Meanwhile I'm in the quiet suburbs and I drive to get my food because I'm not paying for delivery+tip which would probably be higher than what I ordered.
Him: You are a small minority which believes in not paying for things that’s why your house is paid off
Me: :rolleyes: [I can't believe he just said that...actually now that I'm thinking about it later in a wider context...I can 100% believe he said it]


LOL, very funny conversation.
 
Western civilization is actually a child of Islamic Civilization. Il go one step further: Western Civilization is a part of Muslim Civilization. Finally the ultimate reality: Western Civilization is the newest phase of Islamic Civilization.

I would like to hear more. Please elaborate.
 
Going to be one hell of a show come January 20, 2025.

Remember back in June, I advocated an all out war against Israel, instead of attrition, suspecting who Trump will bring into his administration.

All I can say is good luck, looks like the Zionists are putting together a team to sell another war to the Goyim.

You mean an all out war against IRAN?
 
I would like to hear more. Please elaborate.

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Professor Roy Cassagrande comes to the same conclusion.
That Islamic Civilization was the real western civlization all along.

Islam is actually a simplification and deeper level concept of the cultures, norms and ways of life in the classical world. Thats why "People of the book" combines all major peoples in the classical world: Jews, Christians, Zoroastrians and Muslims.

If we think of Islam as the combined, yet simplified, expression of the classical world, its evident that Rome (especially the christened version of it) and Greece is also part of this broad concept. Because classical Greece was what it was through interaction with Persia, Phoenicia, Asia Minor, Levant, Iraq and specifially Egypt. Greeks didnt even have clue or interest in western europe and its primitive cultures.

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When Persians conqoured Greek city states, it increased the imperial Persian cultural impact on Greeks even more. About 100 years later the greeks (Alexander) conqoured the Persian empire when it began declining. Spreading greek culture to middle east. But we already said greeks was influenced by middle east.

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Rome when it rose from a small city state to a major Empire, conqoured Greece and they just adored everything Greek culture, even adopting the Greek pantheon. We already discussed that Greece itself was heavily influenced by the what we today call the middle east. Then Rome itself also got heavily influence by middle east through contact, trade and then conquest of Egypt. Actually Rome was probably even more influenced by Phoenicians, whoms' Alphabet is still used today. The phoenicians were essentially a lebanese semitic people which settled in present day Tunisia.

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The vast majority of Roman wealth and population was concentrated in the eastern half of the empire. Western half, especially west of Italy, was a backwater populated by primitive huntergatherer, small settlement and agrarians.

When Rome split in two administrative units, emperor Constantine naturally moved the centre of Roman power to the capital closest to its power, wealth and population centres. The the western half and Rome itself was overrrun and looted by germanic tribes. These tribes later founded small petty kingdoms all over western half of the empire, over time claiming to be the true heir of the Roman Empire in order to gain legitimacy. When western Europe became wealthy in the 1800s scholars began calling Eastern Roman empire "Byzantine" as to make it appear even less true Roman Empire. Which is absurd. It would be like Alaska split from the US union and few hundred years later claim that it is true successor and inheritor of US mainland.


Down the road when the Caliphate gained its initial zenith its capital was in Damascus and for a brief moment Jericho and Harran. All three settlements were previously Roman governed cities. The Umayaads were focused on the mediterranean and not Persia.

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Western Europe continued to drift into dark ages though the middle ages. The renaissance was largely spurred by contact with Muslim Hispania, the only high culture in western Europe, and to an extent also via the Crusades. Muslim philosophers like Al Ghazali, Avicenna and Averroes heavily influenced Western European thought.
 
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My guess: Trump Administration stance regarding ChinaWith Marco Rubio as Secretary of State and Michael G. Waltz stepping in as National Security Advisor, Trump’s administration is clearly leaning toward a more hawkish approach. Both Rubio and Waltz have been vocal about pushing Europe to take greater responsibility for its own security, which would free up U.S. resources to focus more on Asia.Their stance on China is no secret. Rubio is already sanctioned by Beijing and is currently barred from setting foot in the country. It will be interesting to see how Beijing eat its words and shift out of this. With these appointments, I wouldn’t be surprised if the Trump administration opens the floodgates for Taiwanese arms purchases. Unlike previous administrations that placed limits on what Taiwan could buy, this team maybe ready to let Taiwan stock up to its heart’s content and some. This not only strengthens Taiwan’s defense but also aligns neatly with Trump’s goal of boosting U.S. manufacturing.As for trade, it’s likely Trump has lost patience with China, which hasn’t fulfilled previous agreements w Trump. My guess is that this time around, he’ll skip the drawn-out negotiations and go straight to applying tariffs. But, expect these to be targeted in a way that minimizes inflationary effects.With the U.S. ramping up its rivalry with China, Europe and other allies would find themselves under pressure to pick sides. It won’t be an easy choice, but with Trump at the helm, those fence-sitting days might be over. The administration is probably more willing to apply real pressure to bring ppl along.Meanwhile, as the U.S. closes off its markets to Chinese goods, those surplus exports will likely spill over into Europe, flooding their markets. This may force countries to set up protective barriers of their own, especially as China’s slowing economy makes it less appealing as a trading partner.I’m hearing rumblings among some US conservative circles that view a second Trump administration as the start of an American renaissance. Forget the “partner, competitor, and rival” balancing act of Biden. This time around, Trump may be gearing up for an unapologetically hawkish stance, viewing China not as a competitor but as a primary rival to be taken down—full stop. That’s where I’d put my money right now.

China is screwed
 

Trump picks pro-settlement Mike Huckabee as US ambassador to Israel​

Trump has also tapped close friend Steven Witkoff to be special envoy to Middle East, despite scant experience.
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Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, seen here speaking at a Christians for Israel conference in 2015, has a history of support for illegal settlements in the occupied West Bank [File/Alex Wong/Getty Images]

 

Settlers Rejoice as Hard-Liner Mike Huckabee Picked for Israel Ambassador​

Published Nov 12, 2024

"I think Israel has title deed to Judea and Samaria," Huckabee told CNN in 2017, using the Biblical terms for the West Bank. "There are certain words I refuse to use. There is no such thing as a West Bank. It's Judea and Samaria. There's no such thing as a settlement. They're communities, they're neighborhoods, they're cities. There's no such thing as an occupation."

Huckabee's nomination, along with the recent appointment of Elise Stefanik as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, are the latest signals of support for Netanyahu's hard-line government, which is already the most pro-settler in Israel's history. Some on the Israeli right now hope that Trump's second administration will be the most pro-settler ever in the U.S.

 

Settlers Rejoice as Hard-Liner Mike Huckabee Picked for Israel Ambassador​

Published Nov 12, 2024

"I think Israel has title deed to Judea and Samaria," Huckabee told CNN in 2017, using the Biblical terms for the West Bank. "There are certain words I refuse to use. There is no such thing as a West Bank. It's Judea and Samaria. There's no such thing as a settlement. They're communities, they're neighborhoods, they're cities. There's no such thing as an occupation."

Huckabee's nomination, along with the recent appointment of Elise Stefanik as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, are the latest signals of support for Netanyahu's hard-line government, which is already the most pro-settler in Israel's history. Some on the Israeli right now hope that Trump's second administration will be the most pro-settler ever in the U.S.

Miriam did pay a 100 mil, afterall.
 
Now The NY Times’ David Brooks finally admits it; “Maybe Bernie Sanders is right”

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