This is what leadership looks like, and what could be expected from a Donald Trump administration.Meet the Women for Trump girls who provided supplies to areas of North Carolina stricken by the recent hurricane.You didn’t hear much about this from the mainstream media, because honestly, they didn’t want you to see it.But it was certainly one of the most positive events to happen over the last week—and it was a sign of things to come from a Trump presidency.
Just today I read an article from The Washington Post illustrating that Trump is setting the stage to never concede the election to Hillary Clinton. My response was why would he? Even though at this point the “scientific” polling has Trump in striking distance just about everywhere over the next three weeks, the real issue is that Trump is essentially running without a competitor. Hillary Clinton, has shown herself to be a criminal on such a magnitude she would make Al Capone blush at this point, which was revealed through the Wikileaks emails of her longtime aide, John Podesta. No wonder she deleted her 33,000 emails and wiped her server with bleach bit to destroy the evidence that she had on her personal computer. What has come out from Wikileaks has been absolutely damning, even more so than people opposed to her politics would even consider a possibility. The corruption is so deep, and so revealing that the current POTUS is even involved. What we know right now is far worse than what sunk the presidency of Richard Nixon. The crimes committed by the White House, the Department of Justice, the Clinton campaign, and the DNC are so vast that there simply isn’t any way Hillary Clinton could ever be president. Here is just a short rundown of those crimes and their enormity.
For those around in the 90s when the Clintons were in the White House this is how it was all the time. From the time Bill Clinton took office this was the level of deceit and corruption that was blasted on the airwaves daily. It was essentially the Clintons which gave rise to talk radio as a response to the vast amounts of corruption and death the First Family always seemed to be around. If it wasn’t White Water down in Arkansas, or the Ruby Ridge Massacre, Waco, Oklahoma City—which given what we know from those emails it is easy to see how such domestic terrorist plots would be created as false flag incidents—or Bill’s multiple sex scandals—which never abated over the eight years they were in office—not by a single week. The Clintons were corrupt from the start and they only seem to have gotten worse over the years climaxing to the mess they are now. If Hillary would be elected president of the United States, it would only be to impeach her. She’s not going to do anything but be a distraction from the inevitable.
The reason Barack Obama and Bill Clinton are hitting the campaign trail for Hillary and declaring her the “most capable” person to ever run for the White House is because that is the only way they can hope to not get dragged through years of court problems as a result of what we have learned about the Clintons emails through Wikileaks—what wasn’t destroyed off of John Podesta’s computer. That is the reason for the constant personal attacks against Trump—especially by women. Much to their frustration, none of it is really sticking—because it wasn’t true. Trump likely flirted with women over his entire lifetime, but to outright assault them—that’s not Trump. That is the behavior of Billy Clinton whose wife is running for President putting him back in touch with thousands of young girls working around the Washington D.C. area while his wife does daily cover-up making a plot from House of Cards look like a kids cartoon.
Without question Hillary Clinton’s team is considering ways to cheat the election by any means possible and the media is complicit in the action because all their lives depend on her winning—otherwise they’ll have legal trouble for the rest of their lives if Hillary doesn’t control the Department of Justice. This is massive corruption well beyond the imaginations of even the most seasoned conspiracy theorist, and people are awake to it.
Hillary Clinton at the very least committed perjury when she destroyed her emails under a subpoena from congress—and that carries jail time. To make matters worse, Obama knew what was going on and lied about it. His DOJ worked with the FBI to conceal the evidence and keep Hillary on the presidential ticket causing what has turned out to be massive corruption at the highest office. And the media is involved in trying to steer the American people away from such a damning story—but it’s not going to go away folks. As things stand today this is far worse than anything we experienced from the Clintons in the 90s. There will be books, talk radio, television coverage of this election for years and the massive international syndicate Hillary is at the center of will be discussed daily to the point where Hillary won’t be able to do anything as a POTUS effectively—except load the Supreme Court bench with liberal judges. Otherwise she will be hid away in the Oval Office by her handlers until the inevitable disgrace removes her from office with more fanfare than her husband experienced when he was impeached by congress before his term ran out.
I live in an area with a lot of Trump signs and not many Hillary yard signs. The ones you do see are in poor neighborhoods where a lot of people are addicted to government welfare programs, or at homes where people work for the federal government and want to maintain the status quo—homes of school teachers particularly who want their teacher unions to continue running up high costs against tax payers without results to back up the expenditure. Otherwise, there are Trump signs everywhere displayed with a lot of passion—because those people see what’s going on. But the Hillary people are living in a fantasy world. For them to not see the criminal empire Hillary has put herself at the center of is for them to just ignore basics of reality in favor of a fantasy which will never come true. There will never be a third term of Obama—which is what they are voting for. Obama’s administration has already collapsed; they are just hoping to run out the clock before everyone notices. Hillary will bring with her scandal that will instantly marry economic collapse on a scale the world has never seen before—and that will literally happen the moment she hits office. When I see a Hillary Clinton yard sign I know that someone wasn’t very smart who put it there—because nobody with any kind of working mind could rationalize otherwise. They are people in serious denial.
Hillary Clinton flipped her public position on TPP after her team discussed how she would be "eaten alive" by Labor https://t.co/AXJy3ouZuq
Hillary is literally running for her life. Without controlling the DOJ she and all her contributors—including Obama—are poised for years of pleading the “fifth” in courts of law as justice will pursue them for the rest of their living days. It will take years for people to sort through the Wikileaks documents just released this week and there are even more on the way. For Clinton, a successful political career is over—there is no prospect of success now. Stupid people will supporter her for the free stuff—but nobody of right mind will ever look to her for leadership and she will have legal problems for the rest of her life at a minimum. So when Trump says she should be in jail, he’s not being rambunctiously “politica,l” he’s stating a fact. She committed perjury that we know of, and likely much worse—and roughly 80% of the media is in on the game. This is such massive corruption that they hope nobody will believe it—they are trying to hide these many crimes beyond such enormity of violation that people just can’t wrap their minds around it—and that is their only defense. But with several weeks to go and a very smart Kellyanne Conway running Trump’s campaign—this information is a gift. It’s also a gift to the American people before an election because it would truly be a tragedy to elect someone to office only to have them removed with scandal just a year later—because that’s what these Wikileaks show—a ridiculously corrupt government that would have to be removed by force if our legal and election system didn’t do the job first. Trump is the only legal candidate running. And those are the facts.
I still trust that the election process will allow the American people to perform justice even as our government attempts to hide its many crimes behind the antics of Hillary Clinton. If it doesn’t then that is why we have a 1st and 2nd amendment—so that we can take possession of our government when it gets out-of-control, like it obviously has under Obama/Clinton over the last eight years. Four more years just isn’t possible at this point especially given these dramatic revelations. The information just provided on this article is enough to sink Hillary Clinton forever—by her own doing. But it’s much deeper than that. That leaves Trump essentially unchallenged and a media that will have to come around to that reality—or they will go out of business. Jail or perpetual court cases from law suits is the only future Hillary Clinton has—because she is a criminal who has committed atrocities born from gross negligence. And by every legal definition, she is disqualified from running for POTUS. If she were not artificially propped up by the media, she would right now be either in jail, or in the process of being convicted. It’s that bad folks.
Obviously with the polls giving Trump a boost after the presidential debate on October 9th 2016 and the failure of inflammatory controversy to prevent the results—Hillary Clinton supporters are in a full panic. One more poor performance of Hillary Clinton on a stage where Chris Wallace is the moderator is enough to terrify them because as Wikileaks has shown of John Podesta’s emails—they don’t trust Hillary without her handlers guiding her like a puppet through anything resembling opposition. What is even more terrifying for them is that Trump thinks fast on his feet and can dominate those debates—like he did at the last one. One more good debate performance would be a torpedo hit to the Clinton campaign that it likely won’t recover from which is why all these attempted sex stories from Democratic operatives are now at a fevered pitch. With three weeks to go until the election, there is full panic in the corners of Hillary Clinton’s candidacy. The political left is doing everything they can, cooking the polling with high Democratic samplings, false media stories, and every dirty trick in the playbook of politics to stop Trump–but it’s not working and there is real fear in the voice of Hillary Clinton and the future of the global progressive movement as they stare down the coming weeks and contemplate losing it all.
Trump is quite capable, but we are all good at different types of things and as a strategist—a good one that I am—I noticed a few things that he could afford to clean up ahead of this next debate with Wallace. Chris Wallace is one of the few traditional reporters left out there—he’s still an old school journalist who was in the field doing good work while a lot of the current press was still being brain washed at their liberal colleges learning to work in the modern media environment. So he will ask tough questions of both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. He knows which kind of questions will stump them both because he has interviewed them over the years many times and has no real influence of celebrity to taint his conduct. I expect out of him a good debate format that could work dramatically to Trump’s favor, so for the sake of the campaign as a whole, I am offering this information to help fill the natural inclinations of Donald Trump who is good at thinking on his feet—especially when he has a hook into something useful to use in whatever situation is in front of him. In this case, avoiding the pitfalls Chris Wallace will throw at him so he can let the events of the debate run their natural course in showing how terrible Hillary is without her helpers which would then solidify the case against her in front of 100 million people just a few weeks from the election—fair and square.
If I were Trump—and I can say that knowing that I understand the way he thinks—I would exploit the weaknesses that will come up during the debate for which Hillary will falter. She will not be able to answer the questions about Wikileaks, Podesta, or her deleted emails. Additionally, when the subject of congressional perjury comes up, she was clearly guilty and that will leave her stumbling on the stage because essentially, she lied, she knows she lied and her body language reveals all the truth against her efforts at hiding it. The Clinton Foundation is another aspect of her campaign that she can’t defend. The sexual exploits of her husband Bill were the subject of the last debate and need to be left off the table this time in favor of setting up these narratives for the last two weeks. If I were Trump every question would be pivoted back to one of those topics which would leave her a writhing mess on stage.
But Wallace isn’t going to want to look like he just picked on Clinton—because he truly wants to be fair and balanced. He will go for the jugular on Trump too and let the public decide who handled the pressure best. So let’s war game this a bit with Trump’s answers to help solve that problem. Obviously I’m not writing this for the general public—but for the Trump campaign. Like Trump I think fast on my feet. I don’t like to take notes and when I speak in public I like to be spontaneous and rely on my wits. But I have the benefit of emotional distance and can think objectively about this issue so as Trump is playing things out in his head so that he can be spontaneous on stage, it helps to let some online app read an article like this while doing debate prep so that when you’re in the moment you’ve heard this stuff before and can act without hesitation on the questions posed. I know Trump has very good people around him who know a lot of this—but again—when you’re in the heat of the battle, sometimes you can’t see the forest for the trees. So let me describe the trees so that the campaign can cut down the right ones and build something nice for the country to benefit from. What follows is a mock debate from the point of view of Wallace and Trump as I imagine it will be after watching Chris for years. These will be the manner for which he will ask questions designed to stump Trump.
Wallace: Mr. Trump, over the last week additional women have come out against you as a response to the Access Hollywood tape and claimed unwanted sexual advances. How do you respond to calls that your actions of sexual misconduct disqualify you to be in the most powerful office in the world?
Trump: Well, Chris, as I’ve said of the tapes mentioned, it was locker room talk, banter that guys do sometimes just to have fun. You know—we’re all human beings. Guys say things to each other for fun, and so do women. There is an entire bachelorette party industry that counts on people having fun in such a fashion that many wouldn’t want to have revealed during serious moments of their lives. For a long time I lived my life building a powerful business and to feed that drive, I lived a bit of that life as a rogue when it came to relationships. For a long time, and it was probably all me because I was so focused on building my businesses, but the idea of a woman who I could pour myself into and share a life with seemed like a fantasy to me—until I met Melania. I don’t say it much, but I’ll say it now—why the hell not—but I appreciate her incredibly. Her patience and constant love have actually encouraged me to grow to be the man that is standing before you now, ready to take all my years of experience—in every phase of life—and help make America Great Again not just fiscally, patriotically, or even legislatively—but in a way that might open others to the kind of love I have for Melania—which she nurtured along over many years patiently. I’m not going to say that I’m a perfect person, but I do strive for perfection every day and in regard to a partner in life, Melania is the closest thing to perfection that I’ve ever had the pleasure to know. And it has changed me for the better, into the man standing before you now, who is offering to be your voice to the world for a day yet to come where we can all be better off.
(APPLAUSE)
Wallace: Mr. Trump, your opponent has produced her tax returns and has called on you to do the same. Your refusal to do so has gone against years of precedence where every presidential candidate has provided them. As the IRS has said, you are free to release your tax returns even under an audit and many legal minds agree—you are not prevented from doing so. So why haven’t you released them? Is there something you are trying to hide form the American people?
Trump: Chris, as you’ve reported on Fox News a lot, the IRS has targeted conservative groups heavily for their political affiliations—so I wouldn’t trust what the IRS tells you—because they don’t have a good track record at honesty—let me tell you that. But as I’ve said, I’m under a routine audit. Since I’ve been involved on the front lines of many conservative causes over the last eight to ten years increasingly, those audits have become much more routine—so I can provide many examples of IRS targeting. So while I’m under audit—and because of the way a tax report shows only the kinds of things politicians value—like the amount of wealth they can confiscate from you so they can give it away like candy in exchange for votes to keep them in power—I’m not going to take any chances. Obviously, we’ve all seen that the system is rigged and the IRS is part of that. I pay millions and millions of dollars in federal, state, and every kind of tax that politicians like Hillary has come up with so my tax forms are a lot more complicated than hers. She gives a few speeches to Goldman Sacks and earns millions of dollars to do their bidding and that income is easy to show. She didn’t create any jobs or build anything taxable—unlike me—so she only has to put down a dollar value. I’ve actually built things and those things are taxable assets and those types of reportings get complicated. My papers that I filed at the start of the campaign do a much better job of showing the dynamic of my vast assets and burdens. Additionally, I must say, given the lazy status of our media culture, the way they print anything Hillary wants, it is clear they wouldn’t do the investigative work to even begin to understand what my tax returns tell about anything. Because essentially, they don’t understand money, wealth, or amassed value. They only know to do hit pieces to elevate more crooked politicians like her and seek to keep me out of politics so they can protect the corrupt organizations they’ve built.
(CROWD SHIFTS IN THEIR SEATS AS WALLACE CAN’T HELP BUT SMILE)
Wallace: Mr. Trump, you’ve said time and again that you know more than the generals in solving foreign policy issues. Yet if you are commander in chief, you will have to work with many generals in dealing with the great challenges the United States is dealing with around the world. Given your statements how are you going to accomplish that task?
Trump: Chris, look, I’ve been doing this stuff for a long time. Not only am I a successful businessman, but I’ve written several bestselling books, and I wrote The Art of the Deal. I’ve sat across the table from many people who don’t like me and I’ve found a way to work with them toward objectives that are usually mutually beneficial—that’s what making deals is all about. And I want to make deals that are good for America for a change. So when it comes to generals and even people from the other side of the political aisle in congress and the senate—I’m going to be able to work with them. As sure as you’re sitting there it will be easy because these guys are on the government dime, they get paid one way or another and they are going to take the path of least resistance—let me tell you that. And they will agree with me more than disagree because “they’ll take the path of least resistance.” I’ll listen to the generals. Some I will value and we’ll act on their good advice. Some will be idiots and I throw them out of the people’s office. That’s the way it’s going to be, Chris. And Washington better get ready because we’re going to be doing things differently than we have in the past and for a change, we’re going to win.
Of course these are only three questions, but they are the big ones that Trump has not answered with the kind of depth that a candidate at this phase of an election needs to, so it’s time to put these issues to rest. This is only advice; I certainly wouldn’t expect Trump to recite these paragraphs word for word. I think I know his mind well enough to put together these sentences in the style that he thinks. It’s just not always easy to turn practical thought into political speech at the cutting edge, and with Trump, he is certainly at the cutting edge. Hopefully this helps, because this last debate could sink Hillary Clinton by adding to the great debate performance of October 9th. I know this is an unconventional form of communication to a presidential candidate—but what the hell. I’ve invested so much into this campaign that this is the least I can do. Hopefully this helps.
Rich Hoffman
Liberty Twp, Ohio and will be in the VIP section of the US Bank Arena Rally on 10/13/2016.
I must point out to you dear reader who may have a hard time believing all this about Bill Clinton just remember the case of Steubenville, Ohio.Remember that one—because I told you all about it.Football players—idolized by the small town around the high school football program in that Ohio outpost—raped a girl abusively and the police, school and entire community attempted to cover up the case.It was Anonymous that brought forward the evidence and the rest is now history.Justice was done.This is the same kind of case, the entire media and political system is seeking to support Hillary Clinton—and they are willingly covering up crimes to bring about their desired political results.And it’s time to punish them for their open participation in criminal activity.In that regard, Bill Clinton is very guilty and his wife—and enabler–wants to be president of the United States.She wants to be so bad she’ll destroy any life she has to—and that is the story of October 2016.She’s on the ropes with all the Wikileaks proof that is pouring forth and she is in serious danger of losing this election.And she’s panicking—which is a form of justice all by itself.It’s about time bad people like her sweat something out.What a bomb that would be when and if that video were released.What would she say then—blame the Russians, the Chinese, or even the Australians?That would be interesting given that it was her husband who flew to that sex island in the Caribbean so many times with her knowledge fully understood. Yet she didn’t do a damn thing about the crimes that were committed against those little girls.And she has a special place in Hell with her name on the door because of it.
Hey, Hillary started it.Donald Trump tried to keep the election about issues—as much as possible when a Clinton is involved.So when the Clinton campaign through a newspaper they control, The Washington Post, released an 11-year-old video about Donald Trump—that they waited until October to release—because they’ve had the video for a long time—Hillary opened herself to her deep dark past.So it should go without saying that Trump and his campaign spent about five minutes throwing cards on the table that they had been holding also.Breitbart.com met with three victims of Hillary’s past wrath at the Watergate hotel of all places on Saturday October 8th—and let the women talk about what kind of woman Clinton really is. Women who may not otherwise know can learn who the Democratic presidential candidate really is now.And it’s not good. Donald Trump put out a Tweet to the Breitbart articles and exclusive videos as he boarded his plan to head for the big St. Louis debate on October 9, 2016 and now you can see them too below.
Exclusive Video–Broaddrick, Willey, Jones to Bill's Defenders: ‘These Are Crimes,’ ‘Terrified’ of ‘Enabler’ Hillary https://t.co/DMfLsIbtU1
This news is bad enough, and it cannot be ignored by the press as much as they’d like to. But to make matters even worse for Hillary is that while the world tripped over the details of Donald Trump talking privately over a hot mic, Wikileaks unloaded about 1% of what they had of the deleted Clinton emails-which is essentially enough by itself to not only put her in jail, but to bring indictment to most of the members of the Washington D.C. culture—from the White House, to the Justice Department—to the FBI.So read these links.Watch the videos.And enjoy the debate.It will be one for the history books and remember Clinton supports—Hillary started it.
It took my radio buddy Matt Clark from WAAM in Ann Arbor, Michigan a good part of 2016 to talk me into getting Star Wars: Battlefront for my PS4. But after a lot of coaxing, by him, I finally did about six weeks ago. The result after just that short duration of time—and granted I have very responsible social obligations so I can’t sit around playing games all day every day—but presently I’m well over 2 million points of online play and I just hit level 52 by Force Friday on September 30th which still gives me reasonable happiness and hope for the future of what has become one of the most important mythologies to our society in the history of the human race. There is nothing like Star Wars really and now that I’ve played Battlefront a lot on PS4 and witnessed the new Deathstar expansion I have a few things to say that are extremely positive. The game is simply jaw dropping in its scope, ambition, and graphic ambiance. Even though I deal with a lot of very usual serious subject matters on this site, I often say that I vacation in the Star Wars universe as a stress management tool, and with Battlefront that has certainly been the case—so it’s OK to take a break to think about something fun.
As I’ve said before, I am a fan of the Star Wars miniatures game. I wish I had more time to play it, but I think it is superior to Chess as a strategy game and is a real window into what can happen when the human imagination is unleashed through a powerful mythology like Star Wars. For the last couple of weeks, billionaires on the cutting edge of tomorrow—like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk—have been discussing the opportunities for expanding the human race into our solar system, which I have been talking about for quite some time. Where those two individuals are not aligned with a person like me politically, we do agree on human expansion into space, the development of new technologies, and expanding the reaches of our imaginations during the next century—and largely Star Wars has helped frame the thought in our generation to make possible the real science we are just beginning to see. In fact, I was in a business meeting just yesterday—Force Friday—where the new Star Wars toys for the upcoming film Rogue One were released at Target—and the old timers in that meeting were astonished with the very real business results they had witnessed from my performance over the last two business quarters. While I would never cheapen those efforts with a simple rationality by saying Star Wars was responsible—it did help shape my young mind into thinking big about things and conceiving of ideas that would later develop into quite beautiful ways of thinking—which Bezos and Musk are also utilizing. When we were all kids, we played with the same toys and I can see the effect in a positive way that it’s had on our culture and the stuff that’s out now for kids is many times better—so I can only imagine what impact that will have on tomorrow’s children who will take what Musk and Bezos are saying today and make it happen tomorrow. From that vantage point Star Wars can make you better, it can make you think better, act better, and provide mythic direction important to subconscious yearnings key to behaving as a functional adult. By the high standards set by the orchestral Star Wars music in these movies and video games to the advent of various propulsion systems to make the ships fly, to the artificial intelligence represented in the various robots shown in the Star Wars mythology there is a lot of room to provoke thought in that science fiction, fantasy epic that I see dramatically expanding the consciousness of the human race. Given that, I’ve told the story of how my wife and I took a few years and played Star Wars: The Old Republic online for nearly two full years—and had a lot of fun doing it. So when I sat down and finally let myself play Battlefront by a joint partnership between the video game companies DICE and Electronic Arts I was more than a little astonished by the result.
The negatives for me in getting into it in the first place were that I didn’t want to play as an Imperial player—because I never play bad guys—in anything. I don’t even let my mind go there and in the multiplayer mode of Battlefront they often queue you into both Imperial and Rebel players randomly. During one game you play as a Rebel and in the next you’ll be an Imperial. I had to find a way around that just to play Battlefront—and it’s a little bit of a pain in the ass—but the results have more than been worth it. The other drawback for me was that there was not story mode in Battlefront. It’s what they call a “sandbox” game where you just show up and play like you would on a playground—only this is quite literally set in the worlds of Star Wars. I didn’t think that would be enough for me, but as it has turned out, I actually love the format. Here’s why.
Back in the 90s—and I’ve told this story before a little bit—my favorite game was a space simulator called X-Wing based on the Star Wars missions from the original film. It was a DOS based game and I played it religiously. I simply loved it—still do actually. I loved it so much that it has essentially become the measure of every game thereafter for me—because it did so many things well. At that time my kids were babies and they learned about video games by watching me play that one, and I had a nephew I was very close with who was a little kid then and played it with me all night some nights, and we never forgot the experience. It was certainly a very special game for a very special time and the contents of the experience would evoke great discussions between us that greatly enriched our lives even to this day many decades later. So a great video game done right can have a wonderful impact on people—much greater than what a classic novel once had on our society—because the experience can be shared with other people. There were a few more editions of that X-Wing game that came out in the late 90s as the Internet became more of a factor in computer use—which seems like an odd thing to say today—but back then the Internet was expensive and clunky, and wasn’t much good beyond communication through email and web browsing. It couldn’t stream the amount of data that it takes now to play massive battles in high-definition between 60 players at a time like we can now see in Battlefront. I remember being extremely impressed by the third X-Wing game, X–Wing vs Tie Fighter that allowed for online play against real life opponents which I was very interested in. Because I wanted to test myself against other pilots around the world—I’ve always played combat simulations on computers—everything from Microsoft’s Flight Simulators which are very realistic to the old Dynamix World War II aerial combat sims, and X-Wing took the realistic stalls out of the mix common to old propeller driven planes but kept the classic dog fighting elements which was a marriage of two styles of fighter combat that was very enjoyable. X-Wing fighters were like the old World War II warbirds—such as the P-40 and the P-51, but they had technology that was ahead of our time such as shielding and hyperspace travel which puts your mind onto ideas which force it to lean into the future just to bring all those elements together—which is the correct function of a proper mythology. Over time a few games have come and gone that I was impressed with—most recently the Old Republic version of its starfighter gameplay where online matches were something I did religiously for about a year—but none of them really got to the meat of what I liked about the original X-Wing where you had to take on massive squads of Tie Fighters, take down Star Destroyers and really challenge yourself to fulfill the mission parameters. Some of those missions were quite challenging—tactically. Of course I’m a huge believer that once you work out things in your mind—even on a simulator—then you can achieve it in reality because honestly the mind doesn’t know the difference. Reason can tell the difference, but the process of thought works whether what you’re doing is real or fantasy. So I think video game play can be very healthy for producing positive thought.
With that context explained I finally purchased Battlefront after Matt Clark sent me a series of texts over the course of about six months coaxing me into playing online with him. I was busy at the time and playing the Uncharted series, so I didn’t have time for one more thing. But when I had an open window to do it, I did and I was amazed at what I had been missing. My favorite mode in the Battlefront sandbox is Fighter Squadron which is essentially a modern update to the old X-Wing game and once I realized that, I was off to the races. Quickly I was able to hold my own against even the most experienced players averaging 20 to 40 kills per match—which is pretty high. The graphics are incredible, the frame rates astonishing—the scope of the battles simply unfathomable even to my most fantastic imaginings of two decades ago. If that was all there was—I would have been happy. But that’s only the tip of the ice berg. There are in fact too many things to talk about in how cool Battlefront is, but really the most telling essence of the game is probably the Walker Assault mode which to me is a really fancy version of the old Atari 2600 game Empire Strikes Back where Imperial Walkers threaten to get to your power generator and you have to fly around and shoot each one of them 48 times to kill them before they reach their objective. As a thirteen year old kid, I was good at that game—which was a take on the classic Defender video game I played a lot in the old arcades. But on Battlefront the game mechanics are photo realistic, especially on the Endor modes where the Imperial Walker trounces down a creek bed through a dense forest and you have to bring it down before it gets to your troop transport. The leaves on the trees are extremely detailed. There are clouds of mist in the forest as well as insects—the amount of programming to pull off all those elements is insane and I often find myself just staring at the screen wondering if it’s all real or not. It is crazy ambitious and cool beyond lunacy. Simply jaw dropping to a guy like me who has watched all these video games evolve over the years into what I am seeing now with Battlefront is inspiring.
It was only a few years ago that I was so excited about the video game Battlepod which came out as a Dave & Busters exclusive from Lucasfilm. That year my family celebrated my birthday there so we could all play it together. I thought the graphics on that were spectacular. But now, after playing Battlefront a lot, I recently went to the Main Event in West Chester where my oldest grandson is now discovering StarWars for his first time. He had been watching me play Battlefront for countless hours so he saw the Battlepod game so we played it. He loved it, but to me it looked clunky and old because my eyes had adjusted to the realities of Battlefront and a few years ago I didn’t think that would be possible.
As I’ve said, I’ve been busy so I kept my experiences with Battlefront to myself for the most part. There are after all a lot of things going on in the world, and I’m playing my part in a lot of them. But then Battlefront released its Deathstar update a week ago with the promise to release a Rogue One expansion by the end of the year and suddenly I found myself overwhelmed with the sheer coolness of the Battlefront game. Finally in real-time you can do battle with live players all over the world around Star Destroyer capital ships, and bring them down fulfilling tactical objectives and really do things that the original movies could only dream of as far as graphics and coverage and I have found my enthusiasm bulging ready to explode with excitement. Star Wars: Battlefront is a really cool game in every respect. It is simply astonishing. In a lot of ways it has healed my hatred of Star Wars that I felt after watching The Force Awakens because through the games I see a bigger picture coming into frame—one that is carrying a new kind of mythology directly to the minds of so many millions of people and connecting them in ways that were only fantasy a short time ago in a galaxy that now seems far away—only it wasn’t.
I have to thank Matt Clark for his persistence. If not for him I probably wouldn’t have even picked up the title and I would be missing out. But because of him, I have a front seat onto something truly special that a lot of people who grew up recently don’t have a proper context into just how amazing it really is. For the first time in a long time I have hope in what this very important mythological tool will unlock regarding the future of the human race and our eventual expansion into space—and beyond. It all starts with a thought and Star Wars: Battlefront makes thinking beyond our terrestrial limits commonplace in a world brought to us by movies, but made real through virtual reality. And more than anything I shudder at the day where I think of Battlefront with the same disappointment that I know look at Battlepod because the new edition is so much better. Because for me it is hard to imagine how a game could be any better than what Battlefront really is—yet I am excited to see how they will be.
For me personally, the big takeaway from the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton was not when Trump declared himself “smart” for not paying huge amounts of federal tax—it was Hillary’s reaction the next day—and that of the media which actually sent me into a rage for which I have not yet recovered. As everyone who knows me understands—I hate taxes and it disgusts me to see my hard-earned money wasted on government inefficiencies that the private sector does much better. When I’ve been to Japan on business it amazes me to see their people so industrious working in their public parks picking up the tiniest bit of litter—happily. Here in the states whether it’s the Great Smokey Mountains or Huston Woods, the government workers there are often lazy, bitchy, and entitled, and those are often the ones I like the most compared to IRS workers or the employees at the BMV. It literally makes me sick to give money through force to entitled people whether those recipients are welfare zombies or government workers like socialist teachers and other monopoly driven union entities who make 40% more than everyone else for doing far less productive work than a majority of our country. So when Trump said he was smart for not paying a lot of federal tax, I was so excited I almost leaped into my television to high-five him—because he was speaking my kind of language. But Hillary, what a pathetic socialist mess she is. I thought her husband was a leftist scum bag. She is far, far worse—a Lenin ideologue representing the zombies of our society and hearing her squawk like a broken chicken with a cold actually made me quite angry when she insinuated that paying taxes was a patriotic duty. Boy is she wrong!
It is not patriotic to pay taxes. It has become for the last hundred years a perceived obligation that the political left has formulated through public education to seem patriotic, but it’s really a fool’s premise. It is at best an illegal confiscation of wealth by the federal government for the use of idiots who otherwise wouldn’t have been able to put their hands on that kind of money—if not by the force of government. With the kind of wealth that Trump has, if he found a way to pay zero percent of it in taxes, I would think of him as a genius, and I would admire him a lot more than I do right now. That is exactly the kind of president I want in the White House, someone who understands the tricks of the “federal reserve” and is against higher taxes while supporting a simpler tax code.
Yet progressives need taxes to pay for all the “stuff” they have given away over the years to win votes. They have enjoyed their success in life by literally stealing money and giving it to people who keep them in high paying government jobs—and it’s a pathetic racket. What government workers do for our society is not worth the cost and I would point to the fine Japanese people who work hard at everything they do as the example of what I expect. Just a few months ago I sat on a park bench waiting for my entourage to finish dining and I watched not just a few very diligent female workers picking up liter in a park with little devices that looked like chop sticks. A small army of those people did that job daily in the town of Himeji—and they didn’t look like homeless despots that crawled out of a cardboard box. They didn’t look like our park rangers and national park employees in the United States—typically fifty pounds overweight and looking like they had their eyes only on quitting time. Those workers in Himeji worked their asses off and they actually looked prideful about doing it. I told one working closest to me how much I appreciated their effort and they bowed deeply in thanks and resumed their work. When flying into Tokyo from Chicago it’s literally like landing on another planet. The airport workers in Tokyo treat you with respect to your time because they assume whatever your doing—it has some value. They move you through the immigration lines quickly and the luggage handling is efficient. I recently approached a line and thought I would have to stand in line for two hours. They moved through all those people in about twenty minutes. If the same line had been present in New York, Chicago, or Atlanta—it would have easily have been two hours. The work ethic in the United States these days is pathetic and compared to others around the world, it shows and it became that way with this ridiculous entitlement culture that progressives like Hillary Clinton has nurtured along for the last century—and I don’t want my money feeding that system.
I don’t blame Trump one bit for his comments, because they reflect my own. If government wants to help people, do it through natural economic growth, not through punishing personal income tax that never should have been implemented in 1913 with the 16th Amendment put in place by the progressive politics of the age—which should be repealed at the earliest possible date. It is not our patriotic duty to pay for the garbage we get from our federal government, the bad service, the terrible attitudes of the employees from the TSA to the IRS agent that is impossible to fire. To the Chicago school teacher that makes six figures for 9 months of work and goes on strike every two years. I’ve seen better around the world and I expect Americans to be better than those examples, and until they are—I don’t want to pay for the lackluster behavior of the government entitlement class. I wish I could take everyone in the world to Himeji, Japan—or anywhere in that country—and let them see people who work their asses off not for money or prestige, but because they enjoy the internal benefit of doing a good job for the sake of doing it.
Hillary Clinton in her refute of Trump missed the point of many of her arguments against him. If someone does a bad job—should they still get paid? If a waiter gives me bad service, I don’t tip them. If a company tries to rip me off, I go somewhere else. Competition is the key to instilling quality in the marketplace and without it, you get bad service. Trump understands this. He’s not obligated to paying for bad work in his buildings and he’s certainly not obligated to share his accumulated wealth on losers like Hillary Clinton—government employees who clearly don’t get it. I can’t think of a single job in the world that I’d hire a loser like Hillary Clinton for largely because she has that pretentious snobby attitude of entitlement—a ruined mind made lazy by years of unchallenging government work which she lawyered herself through in a climb for power to spread progressive philosophy to the masses—which has made her a detrimental menace. I am embarrassed by people like her because she makes Americans look bad around the world—especially in places like Himeji, Japan.
I hate landing at O’Hare International airport—especially after a trip from Japan. Immediately you can feel the entitlement from the employees at the airport—especially the unionized TSA agents. Most of them are slow, and fat—and I say that because being overweight symptoms is a sign typically of overabundance and lack of effort—and those are the people in charge of whether I catch my connecting flight back to Cincinnati or get stuck in Chicago for the night wasting my time with more inefficiency—which costs me even more money. Time and money are not elements that progressive liberals understand—or respect and when I see these slugs in action I think of people like Hillary Clinton. O’Hara International airport is the land of Hillary Clinton—fat, unambitious, lackadaisical, greasy, broken, and entitled without a care in the world to how much time of yours they waste or how much it costs. They could care less. In Tokyo complain to someone at the airport that you had to wait for ten minutes and they bow deeply and a team of people rush to make you happy—because they honor the essence of your time. At O’Hara, or at the IRS—they tell you to take a number while some Jabba the Hutt character tells you to talk to the hand. It is that kind of thinking in America that we have to fix and paying taxes blindly to a bunch of government losers isn’t the way to get there. Trump however is the way to start that journey by first looking in the mirror and calling things the way they are—whether they are fat, stupid, slow, or just plain wrong—and then solving the problem from there. Trump is that solution—or at least the start of it. Hillary is an insult. My time is valuable, and many of Americans have better things to do than to work hard just to give their money away for bloated government entitlements that actually make our country much weaker.
It was pretty clear to me that while watching the Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton debate on September 26th 2016 that the New York billionaire won the debate.The Donald maintained control throughout the entire debate negating the moderator Lester Holt and forcing Clinton to spend much of the event quiet with that stupid chipmunk awkward smile she uses when trying to rationalize through her various learned behaviors to evoke some level of confidence on topics she is uncomfortable with.So it came as a shock to me that all the establishment types declared her the winner of the debate during the spin room conversations that took place afterwards.Nobody with a sane mind could rationalize that Clinton had won the debate—yet most did evoking some invisible standard which the rest of the nation didn’t respect.Online polls—not the most accurate—but ones that reflect direct passions of the electorate voted that Trump had won—handedly, while establishment media from all walks of life enjoyed the status quo performance of Hillary.Likely their standard of success was that she didn’t pass out on stage because that would be the only measure of success that I’d give her.The proof is in the debate highlights seen below where Trump clearly dominated with his performance.
After the debate it was evident the Clintons hoped to work the VIPs in the room by shaking their hands.Bill Clinton avoided the Trump family leaving them on the stage alone for several minutes.I watched this with my tongue in my cheek because it was obvious they weren’t pleased with Hillary’s performance.Usually the families mingle a bit showing the country that the election is bigger than the candidates—but that’s not how things ended on Monday night.After a few minutes of the cold shoulder, Trump and his family left the stage for the spin room where Trump himself worked the media.Hillary played the celebrity shaking hands with her sergeants hoping they would do that job for her. While Trump was still giving his interview to Sean Hannity, Hillary and her husband Bill—carrying a beverage casually as if he just woke up at a hotel somewhere and was taking his time getting started in the morning—walked to the Econoline van that picked up the passed out Clinton from the 9/11 ceremony recently, and they left the debate facility rather quickly. I thought it was a very interesting strategy for an unnaturally weak candidate.Even though I don’t like Hillary Clinton or her family, even objectively thinking—she is just a weak person and can’t help coming across that way.The more she talks, the worse she sounds, including in the debate.
So it was stunning that so many establishment types declared her the winner.Charles Krauthammer from Fox News declared it a draw—which seemed fair for him—but most others thought Hillary Clinton had won which left me scratching my head.I have a great memory and during the entire debate I was pretty happy with the way Donald Trump asserted himself and literally handled the entire room with confidence.He owned the stage by every account.He controlled the pace of the discussion, and he controlled the topics.He purposely didn’t go for the knockout because it had been decided it would be bad for a man of over 6 feet tall to slap around a little 5’ 4” elderly woman on stage which might actually bring her to physical harm—so Trump avoided the bait—looked presidential, and stayed on the high ground the best he could.He defended all the sensitive areas well and avoided being pulled into a defensive position without getting himself out of it by the end of the segment.
So what on earth were the establishment types looking at?Clearly they were judging the performance based on a measure of static intellectualism which sought to protect itself from the dynamic force Trump represented and they had turned away everything he had said to protect their known reality.It was a classic case similar to the woman who knows her husband is cheating on her, yet is afraid to disrupt their family income so chooses to ignore the facts to protect her livelihood.Or the abused spouse married to an alcoholic that is afraid of the conflict that might occur by intervening in the destructive habit.Hillary Clinton and her supporters—many in the media who have learned to live their entire adult lives under the destructive habits of establishment politics—and fear any changes to that system, are more than happy to preserve that system because they have some level of expected success they wouldn’t have any other way.So they fight to preserve it even if that means ignoring some simple facts.
Hillary Clinton is a wounded animal representing a status quo political aristocracy that is being rejected—globally—and in the United States Trump showed that he was willing to take on that entire institution fearlessly and with mass charisma—and “they” hated him for it.So they inserted “their” own static deductions hoping to ignore the dynamic force of change Trump represents. They created a fictional outcome that simply did not exist at the debate—and time will show over the coming week that people will continue to choose Trump in the polls leaving her reeling from the competition.Hillary Clinton spent over five days preparing for that debate and she needed a dominating performance which Trump denied her of.She relied afterwards too much on the establishment media—which has been replaced by The Drudge Report, blogs like this one, and broadcasts like Infowars, leaving her without representation where it counts most in the 2016 election.That is the reason Donald Trump has been surging to begin with—because the rules are now different and shockingly, the entire establishment ignored those rules in favor of some outdated engagement procedures which no longer have any relevance.
I think Trump won big and that isn’t just wishful thinking.He achieved his objectives—but Hillary didn’t.She didn’t show that Trump was unfit, or that she could outmaneuver him.All she showed was that she could run out the clock and get out of the building with her skin still intact, which was what Trump wanted from the outset, to show that he had compassion for an old woman who is smaller and less powerful than he was.In the aftermath, Trump’s online presence with potential voters far eclipsed Hillary Clinton leaving her to resort to old tricks about calling women names like “Miss Piggy” and other derogatory names—which in the minds of the typical sports bar attendee—is accurate assessments of various female embodiments—which actually leads credibility to Trump’s truth telling.Just 12 hours after the conclusion of the debate Hillary was desperately grabbing for a life raft as the world around her had changed without her understanding—and she was truly lost.With the amount of energy, she put into this first debate to get such sluggish results the path to victory just got a lot longer and more narrow—and for such a weakling as her—much more unachievable leaving the vision of her dreams dimming by the moment.And if I didn’t hate her so much—I might feel sorry for her sorry ass.But I don’t.She’s a vile criminal who deserves all this and more—and then we have October and the surprises yet to come—and the gray clouds around her political future embroiled within them leading to a satisfying conclusion for those who hate her as much as I do.
So just how bad is Hillary Clinton’s health? Well, the evidence says that it’s pretty terrible. She may have difficulty making it through the 2016 campaign let alone a four year stint in the Oval Office. However, since the media is trying to cover up her incredibly lackluster vigor, and since she has went out of her way to say Donald Trump doesn’t have what it takes to be president, we must turn our gazes to independent journalists—like Diamond and Silk for the hard facts. Here they are.
By now dear reader you’ve probably heard, Hillary Clinton nearly passed out at a 9/11 ceremony even losing her shoe as her entourage ushered her into her motorcade before the cameras could capture her despair. By all appearances Hillary Clinton looks ill—like she’s a very sick person. And factually, that’s all we have to go on. But beware of the scheming Hillary Clinton—the criminal—who will stop at nothing to cover her trail and do what she has to do to survive another day. Consider that just before the Benghazi hearings, it was this same Hillary Clinton who supposedly had a concussion and couldn’t attend the congressional hearings for quite some time delaying the efforts.
Many—such as yours truly—believed she was faking the injury to delay justice—until public sentiment had worn out on the topic blunting the effect on her professional life—which worked to some extent. I believe this is the same kind of “injury.” Hillary does not want to debate Donald Trump. I believe she is looking for a doctor’s note getting her out of the upcoming events and that she is trusting the element of sympathy and a friendly media to carry her over the finish line.
She knows that she has better chances at the presidency if she avoids the debates than if she will if she gets pounded on her emails during them. The only way she can hope to endure the ridicule of the Wikileaks email releases and the public embarrassments Trump will unleash on her are to avoid the debates all together. And to get away from that—she needs a doctor’s note and a whole lot of progressive sympathy. Be very careful of the wounded animal that whimpers until you get close enough for it to swipe at you one last time. Hillary is a criminal, and nothing she does can be trusted at face value.
The Overmanwarrior 