michael bloomberg

A friend of mine spends part of his summers at the Bohemian Grove getaway for the elite. He always invites me. I would rather walk into a burning house. In July or August he told me Bloomberg was telling everyone there he is "definitely" running for president (as a Democrat).

Defense budgets, nation states, and congressional mugshots + this day in history w/the sinking of the USS Indianaoplis and our song of the day by Clutch on your Morning Monarchy for July 30, 2018.

Defense budgets, nation states, and congressional mugshots + this day in history w/the sinking of the USS Indianaoplis and our song of the day by Clutch on your Morning Monarchy for July 30, 2018.

Divestment festivals, World Cup conscription and the feuding Rothschildren + this day in history w/the final Floyd and our song of the day by Smashing Pumpkins on your Morning Monarchy for July 2, 2018.

Yesterday Axios published some advise by Jim VandeHei: How to be the next Trump which starts with an assertion that may or may not be partially true: "Most coverage of President Trump focuses on the negative aspects of his style: the making-it-up-as-he-goes, the lying, the management-by-chaos." Maybe on Chris Hayes' Lawrence O'Donnell's, Rachel Maddow's and Jake Tapper's shows. Most of the mainstream media does not focus on that.

During the campaign last year, Trump continually bragged that he's the world's greatest negotiator, which was a joke to anyone who knew him or anyone who ever sat across the table from him. Trump was basically a laughing stock or a punch line among top level New York City businessmen.

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is jumping off of the Russiagate bandwagon, coming to the hard realization that Hillary Clinton’s fantasy fairytale she concocted with John Podesta and Robby Mook, in order to explain away her pathetic loss to Donald Trump, is not resonating with American voters.
We are shocked that such a brilliant strategy focusing on another country’s mythical cyber activities is not central to daily American lives.

You probably read by now that a number of top U.S. business leaders have denounced Señor Trumpanzee's decision to withdraw the country from the Paris Climate Accord and that both Disney's Bob Iger and Tesla's Elon Musk have quit his advisory panels.

(ANTIMEDIA) Social Media was set ablaze Monday morning with articles announcing the death of 101-year-old David Rockefeller. While most in the comment sections were not mourning the loss of the former chief executive of Chase Manhattan bank, political figures from both sides of the aisle felt compelled to publicly express their sympathies for the deceased billionaire.

And what can we do about it?