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By Olivia Pierson In April of 2016 I wrote a piece titled “Why Trump Deserves to Win the American Election” where I spelled out the case for why, as an observer watching from the bottom of the world, Trump appeared to be the best man for the job. It was an odd time because Americans themselves were so painfully self-conscious about Trump as the Western global press had him daily portrayed as nothing but a “buffoon” - they needed permission to even consider liking him for he was too all-American. Many thousands of articles came out asserting that Trump was both mentally and temperamentally unfit to even run as a candidate. Even I wondered at the time whether he may be too much too late, not because he was unfit in any way, but because American press culture had gone so woke after the Obamas that the climate just wouldn’t allow for a truly patriotic candidate extolling the importance of America First to get through. It was my first experience of really noticing an obvious psychological operation play itself out in media, in real time. The most deserving candidate was the one the world was told was a sick joke and would never, ever be president…and “you can take it to the bank” Nancy Pelosi foolishly said in an interview. Yet all I could see was a strong future president. Trump’s strongest policies in my first article about him were: - a temporary ban on Islamic immigration in light of the 2015 migrant crisis and terrorism - rethinking NATO - the porous Southern border (hence the big beautiful wall he was intent on building) - defanging the feminist manipulation where cries of “misogyny” against him came thick and fast because he had a female opponent in Hillary Clinton. This last one wasn’t a policy of course, but it signalled an important cultural shift which wouldn’t have happened without Trump naturally just being himself. Megyn Kelly made a terrible mistake in trying to play the ‘woman card’ against the wrong type of male for whom that counts as nothing - a competitor is a competitor no matter their sex. Kelly lost badly, ultimately leaving her job not long after, but she went on to make a pretty good come-back once she dropped all the feminazi posing - and I’m glad she did. Nothing’s worse than gender politics. On the eve of that election and after the October surprise had been well and truly delivered to great effect (the Billy Bush “grab ‘em by the pussy” tape leak), I wrote this article titled “On the Eve of the Election from Downunder, Dear America” which included this paragraph: When we consider that a Hillary Clinton has held herself up as a role model for girls and women, we feel sick to our stomachs that the bar of good character has been set so terribly low. She is the very thing that many of us nurture our daughters never to become: hollow, mean and status climbing, dishonest, selfishly opportunistic and deceitful – all while desperately pretending to be something more virtuous (I think Hillary calls it “ambition”). She is the epitome of a twisted, soulless gold-digger who relentlessly keeps up the pretence of a marriage riddled with infidelity, because of the power it can bring her – who the hell would wish that kind of character and life on our daughters? The real October surprise of that election was James Comey in full-blown political theatre announcing that he would not bring charges against Hillary Clinton, over her illegal home-brewed server and deleted emails, even though his agents found evidence that Clinton and her aides were, in his words, "extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information.” That was eleven days out and America ejected her from politics like a dead sewer rat. Trump’s presidency was historic for many reasons but it became clear that he truly would do great things for his country and have the 24/7 media machine telling the world how terrible those same things were: the Abraham Accords, the building of the wall, the One Step Prison Reform Act, the deportations of criminal gangs back to South America, the Business Opportunity Zones, phase one of the reciprocal China Trade Deal signed on Jan 15th 2020. Then the Covid cult hit. Then the stolen election of 2020 gave us Demented Joe and hasn’t that been a spectacle worthy of ancient Rome? Especially if you believe only a quarter of the Hunter Biden laptop family depravity - perversions neck-deep in sex and drug trafficking. Their own corrupt party ejected them to present Karmala to the world, “their girl” though she too fails to show any signs of proof of life. She doesn’t possess a self, just like Joe. How can Trump, who looks like Gulliver standing among lilliputian midgets, not win this? His main policies are still the same - the Southern border wall, reforming NATO, immigration (only now with more mass deportations imminent), the economy of course, and nobody expects to get away with even trying to play the ‘woman card’ anymore because he slay that dragon in 2016. Karmala and Waltz failed to show up at the civic-minded Alfred E Smith Memorial Foundation dinner in New York on Thursday night, a 79-year old tradition, where Trump got to take the piss out of all his enemies to their faces - and it was legendary. But I found it very sad that the only reference to the two assassination attempts on his life this year had to be made by him toward the end of his speech - and wasn’t something he wanted to tell jokes about for obvious reasons. In full-blown pathos Exhibit-A, Karmala Harris did a video beam-in which did nothing but try to resurrect the dead ‘woman card’.. it’s so cringeworthy I actually had a brief moment of pity for her and wondered about Christ’s words on the cross when he said, “Forgive them Father for they know not what they do.” The dinner in its entirety exhibited a remarkable snapshot of American politics worthy of a time-capsule (which it will be), in these momentous times right before this fierce election explodes. May God protect President Trump and his family and true friends. May Providence inspire truth, justice and the American way to prevail once more and may Americans themselves choose to Make America Great Again… again.
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