Trump's billion-dollar "Death Star"

[Jezcoe]

@zantax

@Jezcoe

@zantax

@Jezcoe

@zantax

Birtherism isn’t a conspiracy theory. It’s just plain fact that you are required to be a natural born citizen to be constitutionally eligible for the Presidency. Which in turn says nothing about Obama’s place of birth but hints very strongly that the people have a right to ensure only constitutionally eligible people take the office. The court rulings the people had no standing to bring it to court to be proved or disproved was farcical.

Yes, claiming he was born in Kenya or that it was being covered up is a conspiracy theory. No, insisting candidates should have to prove they are eligible for the office however, is not.

Speaking of lies and disinformation campaigns by the DNC.

Barack Obama was born in Hawaii.

So he was Naturally Born on US soil.

So he was 100% constitutionally eligible to be President.

So… what was the issue again?

No, he claimed to have been born there, it was never proven to be a fact. While I believe he was, that doesn’t mean posting what you claim to be your birth certificate online is proof.

Nor is the eligibility requirement to simply be born on US soil.

So the issue was, should Presidential candidates have to prove their eligibility and what does that eligibility consist of, or what is the accurate definition of natural born citizen.

There is a Birth Certificate. The State of Hawaii confirms that it is real.

So the rest of the post is moot.

Hawaii’s government is owned lock stock and barrel by Democrats. I for one would like to see primary evidence, not rely on Obama party members assertions.

Making an entire State government part of a coverup for an official document is some of the biggest conspiratorial thinking that there is.

It follows the line that since there is a complete lack of evidence … and I mean absolutely zero evidence… to confirm a belief then there must be a massive coverup by nefarious forces.

It is bonkers.

[conan]

I’m not the one that equates indoctrination to education.

[conan]

Congrats…you can spell.

[kingarthur65]

@Jezcoe

Making an entire State government part of a coverup for an official document is some of the biggest conspiratorial thinking that there is.

It follows the line that since there is a complete lack of evidence … and I mean absolutely zero evidence… to confirm a belief then there must be a massive coverup by nefarious forces.

It is bonkers.

Don’t forget that the state had to build a time machine to go back in time and post the birth of him in the newspaper.

[kingarthur65]

You spelled the words correctly. You just used them incorrectly.

[TommyLucchese]

@zantax

Hawaii’s government is owned lock stock and barrel by Democrats. I for one would like to see primary evidence, not rely on Obama party members assertions.

Everything else you about-faced but still going with the birther ■■■■■ Golly.

[mobulis]

@zantax

Oh and can the people running around claiming Trump is a Russian agent do me a favor and not lecture me on idiotic conspiracy theories? Thanks in advance.

Putin helped put trump in office for the simple fact that he knew how much chaos and disruption trump would cause.

[kingarthur65]

@mobulis

@zantax

Oh and can the people running around claiming Trump is a Russian agent do me a favor and not lecture me on idiotic conspiracy theories? Thanks in advance.

Putin helped put trump in office for the simple fact that he knew how much chaos and disruption trump would cause.

The GOP wanted chaos and disruption too. They still do. Apparently, impeachment is too orderly.

[hwyflier]

The whole election is just a distraction from JADE HELM season.

[Konssurvative1]

the question is how stupid does one have to be to fall for some stupid pop up adds that show up in your facebook news feed. My news feed does not have them…because at least two years ago, I started reporting them as spam, offensive.

How stupid does one have to be in order to be fooled by these propaganda tools? It is mind blowing what the under educated voter will allow themselves to fall victim to.

[Camp]

No different than any other ad or form of electioneering.

[DougBH]

@mobulis

@zantax

Oh and can the people running around claiming Trump is a Russian agent do me a favor and not lecture me on idiotic conspiracy theories? Thanks in advance.

Putin helped put trump in office for the simple fact that he knew how much chaos and disruption trump would cause.

Trump caused no chaos or disruption. That was those shouting “not our President” and “Resistance” the day after the election.

[kingarthur65]

@Konssurvative1

the question is how stupid does one have to be to fall for some stupid pop up adds that show up in your facebook news feed. My news feed does not have them…because at least two years ago, I started reporting them as spam, offensive.

How stupid does one have to be in order to be fooled by these propaganda tools? It is mind blowing what the under educated voter will allow themselves to fall victim to.

It wasn’t pop up ads. It is mainly posts on facebook and Twitter. The term bots is also misleading. These are posts by real people. Many of whom have done research to find topics that can be divisive. Some became popular when people like Don Jr, Roger Stone and others resposted them, giving the messages a broad audience and some form of validity.

[JayJay]

I can’t IMAGINE what the difference between McCain and Obama was…

[zantax]

@JayJay

I can’t IMAGINE what the difference between McCain and Obama was…

McCain was ineligible. Color is not mentioned as a constitutional requirement to hold the office.

[DougBH]

@JayJay

I can’t IMAGINE what the difference between McCain and Obama was…

Reminds me of the old days with Obama. When you criticized Obama: …now what could cause them to say this about our BLACK president?

[Jezcoe]

@Konssurvative1

the question is how stupid does one have to be to fall for some stupid pop up adds that show up in your facebook news feed. My news feed does not have them…because at least two years ago, I started reporting them as spam, offensive.

How stupid does one have to be in order to be fooled by these propaganda tools? It is mind blowing what the under educated voter will allow themselves to fall victim to.

Think of it as a privatized signal intelligence operation where they have granular information on a majority of the citizenry.

They don’t have to sell the propaganda to everybody, but to just enough to spread memes or suppress the vote.

For example.

Remember when there was a rash of people spreading the meme that Obama was weak and Putin was strong? There were pictures of Obama in mom jeans or on a bike contrasted with Shirtless Putin?

That was focus tested by Cambridge Analytica.

That sort of thing is happening organically, it is created and focus tested for virality.

This is what is going on.

[Jezcoe]

@zantax

@JayJay

I can’t IMAGINE what the difference between McCain and Obama was…

McCain was ineligible. Color is not mentioned as a constitutional requirement to hold the office.

Nope.

McCain was eligible.

[DougBH]

And Democrats “focus tested” what to accuse Trump of, for the impeachment.

Dems shift rhetoric from ‘quid pro quo’ to ‘bribery’ after impeachment ‘focus...

So political activists are thinking up slogans and trying to sell themselves and belittle the opposition. Isn’t that what they’ve been doing for hundreds of years? Now they are trying to incorporate it into the new media…just as they did when radio came alone, and just as they did when TV came along.

The only difference is with TV you knew it was a political ad…now you might not know it.

[TommyLucchese]

@zantax

McCain was ineligible.

You voted for him.