Trump's UN Speech and Globalization Critique

President Trump, in his speech at the UN General Assembly

yesterday, was a searing indictment of globalization,

and he

did it right at the UN. It is the home of this

false religion. Now, the media is not about to tell you

about the significance of this speech or about the president's entire

day, which was spent pursuing peace.

They were all in a snit because the president banned the fakest of the fake

news, CNN, MSNBC Now, and Politico from

having desks inside the White House.

But I really don't think they'd tell you anyway, so I will.

We'll start by comparing President Trump's vision to that of President Lula da

Silva of Brazil, who calls himself an indignant

globalist. Lula is facing an election on October

fourth, which will determine whether Brazil

continues to be the paragon of

globalization and socialism in Latin America.

If Lula loses, Brazil could join the rest of Latin

America in

Trump's collaborative nation state alliance in our southern hemisphere.

Since returning to office, President Trump has literally changed the

political map of the entire South, which had become a

collection of socialist cartel-dominated narco

states. Trump reinforced this message with an

afternoon meeting of

all of the nations in the Shield of America military alliance.

These nations have joined forces for sovereign economic development

and military action against twenty-four narco-terrorist

organizations operating in our hemisphere.

Brazil is the present home of Primeiro Comando da Capital,

PCC, the largest transnational criminal

organization in the Western

Hemisphere. Once the economic beacon of hope in Latin

America, Brazil has now become a narco state with

a massive drug problem internally.

Now, you won't find much coverage of this major

part of the president's day

or his speech in any of the media. That's because they want you to focus on

the fake issues they define. You can get a whole lot more of the

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