Posted on March 1, 2019





At the end of all progressive leftism; when you carry out their policies to their logical conclusion; what we find is this massive wealth disparity between the haves and the have-nots.

This is not supposition.

History is an empirical guide that cannot be ignored.

All you have to do is look back at the past thirty years for an example of what happens when government control, leftist policies, are carried out. The middle-class is wiped out; wages stagnate or decrease; the wealth gap keeps increasing; crony-government benefits those with the largest financial influence over political policy.

By design the process benefits the most elite, the investment class and those with political power.

Within their progressive outlook, wealth is defined as a singularly limited economic pie and the elites step forward to announce their distribution model which requires increased taxation.

As a result, immediately disparity increases.

And so they, as professional politicians, historically propose solutions – their solutions.

However, their solutions are actually the preferred solutions of their campaign contributors, ie. Wall Street.

The same Wall Street that funds lobbyists, like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, to set the economic legislative priorities of congress.

Meanwhile our visit to the grocery store, food, energy etc. leaves us dealing with price increases at jaw-dropping levels.

This is what happens when multinationals take over, a production economy becomes a service economy.

To keep the underemployed pitchforks at bay, government policy (now directed by Wall Street globalists and corporations) subsidizes the income gap. EBT, WIC, SNAP and food stamp assistance necessarily skyrockets.

Temporarily the pitchforks are dropped, but economic independence turns to dependence; people become even more frustrated. With government policy adjusted for self-preservation, deficits necessarily explode.







Yes, Trump is the anti-elite; not necessarily in persona (he is that also) but in actual outcome of policy.

Notice how right now working-class wages are rising.

Notice how the value of work is now increasing… and, more importantly, notice how the ‘wealth gap’ in the past two years is actually closing.

President Trump doesn’t achieve this by redistributing a limited amount of American economic wealth; he achieves these results by creating even more economic pies.

Trump’s economic policies actually increase all American wealth.  The American middle-class becomes more valuable... 600,000 high-wage manufacturing jobs are created.

The American worker becomes more valuable.

For the first time in many decades the chief executive of the United States walked into office concerned about the fiscal stability of the average American, without a single IOU on his Oval Office desk.

For the first time ever, a titan of American Main Street is in the oval office.

Witnessing President Trump bringing skilled labor union leaders into the White House on Day #1 was evidence therein.  Meeting with manufacturing giants in the Auto industry is even more evidence.

People can attempt to obfuscate it, but actions speak louder than words.

President Trump is Main Street, period.

Additionally, President Trump’s economic DNA outlook is comprised of American business interests at a micro-cellular level.

As a direct result of Trump’s MAGAnomics the distance between the Wall Street economy and the Main Street economy narrows.

How long until Main Street once again surpasses Wall Street is up for debate.

However, regardless of how long it takes, within the narrowing process we find a shift from “dependence” to “independence”; all created by Trump’s America-First economy.

This prosperity is achieved with the common sense principle behind Making America Great Again.

By James Barrett
June 25, 2019

A new video report by KOMO News on the homeless crisis in Los Angeles highlights what addiction specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky describes as conditions not seen since the Middle Ages....

"Tuberculosis is exploding, nontuberculous mycobacteria, and then the rat-borne illnesses, plague and typhus.

We had typhoid fever last week," Pinsky says in exasperation, explaining that means that we have "oral and fecal contamination, so that's going to mean parasites and cholera" (video below).

The bubonic plague, responsible for over 25 million deaths over a five-year span in the 1300s, is likely already present in these homeless encampments, Dr. Drew warns.





That "army of rats," KOMO News reports, have infested City Hall and the LAPD station in downtown L.A., which was recently fined for rodent infestation, while two employees were infected with typhus.

Officers have been diagnosed with typhoid fever, hepatitis-A, and staph.

Skid Row, where thousands of homeless line the streets, "has been in L.A. for a long time, but not like this," KOMO News reports.





"People get beaten, women get raped.

It's just a brutal environment," says Andy Bales, CEO of the Union Rescue Mission, which is dedicated to helping the homeless in the area.

Bales notes that there's 1,000 sex offenders currently on the streets.





While providing water to the homeless, Bales contracted staph, E. coli and strep, losing his leg in the process....