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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
March 8, 2018
Once again: all you need to understand to understand what is happening in the world is the Jew issue.
If you understand the Jew issues, everything makes complete sense.
If you don’t understand the Jew issue, then how do you understand the far-left mainstream media having a breakdown over a departing Trump administration official who played a lead role in a relatively hard-right tax cut agenda and is ostensibly leaving because Trump is pushing what would traditionally be considered a leftish anti-free trade policy?
The mainstream media are heartsick over the departure of Gary Cohn.
As the president’s chief economic adviser heads for the exits, the framing of most stories—not to mention the continuation of the “chaos” narrative—is that this development is truly bad news for the White House.
That comes against the backdrop of coverage that Trump’s sudden move to impose hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum is a wrong-headed decision that has greatly upset Paul Ryan and the Republican Party.
But here’s the thing: Donald Trump is doing exactly what he said he would do during the campaign, which he spent talking tough on trade. In fact, the real estate mogul has been complaining since the 1980s that other countries are taking America to the cleaners.
The tariff plan may be smart or self-defeating. And it’s certainly created a political storm. But why should Trump be pilloried for keeping a campaign promise, just because the former head of Goldman Sachs was opposed?
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Politico’s headline includes an anonymous quote that the departure will be a “disaster”:
“The number of bad ideas that have come though this White house that were thankfully killed dead — there are too many to count,” an unnamed White House official says. “With Gary gone, I just think, from a policy perspective, it means disaster.”
Politico says that “Cohn joins the long list of policy experts who have departed in recent months — a brain drain that leaves the president with fewer people around him who know how to get policy made, and how to stop Trump from moving ahead with unworkable ideas.
“Some worry the White House could return to the uncontrolled days immediately following Trump’s inauguration, when many West Wing jobs were still unfilled and former strategist Steve Bannon was writing executive orders with policy adviser Stephen Miller.”
Let’s just say Bannon’s departure wasn’t covered with quite the same tone.
No…
It most certainly wasn’t.
The Washington Post says that “the departure of Cohn, a former president of Goldman Sachs who had been an interlocutor between the Trump administration and the business community, is the latest jolt to a White House that has been especially tumultuous in recent weeks and unable to retain some of its top talent.
(((Business community)))
“His resignation as National Economic Council director will leave the White House without a financial heavyweight who business executives and foreign leaders believed had served as a counter to Trump’s protectionist impulses and as a moderating force in other areas.”
This is an important story because, as the New York Times says, “trade has always been the iron curtain that divided Mr. Trump and establishment Republicans.”
The Jewish media is not simply concerned about the free trade issue, they are much more concerned about losing one of their own on the inside. However, that having been said, they are clearly also opposed to the policy itself.
Because the media is not simply “leftist” and it certainly isn’t leftist when it comes to economic issues that the left used to embrace. They are Jewish, and they serve the interests of Jews – most of which happen to be leftist issues. They like high taxes, because their big companies don’t pay any taxes. But they want to be able to import international products for shekels and to undermine the American working class.
I am happy about the tariffs. But I am even more happy about getting a Jew out of the White House.
