My view of these agencies is that they consider themselves above the same law that they are in charge of upholding, but that they feel only applies to everyone else.

My view of these agencies is that they view the terms “Classified” and “TOP Secret” as classifications to hide behind and to cover their backsides with, in addition to protecting national security.

My view of these agencies is that they feel they are arms of “the swamp,” answerable only to “the swamp,” and not the American people or their elected representatives.

My view of these agencies is that we need to stop holding only the upper tier managers of these agencies accountable. Yes, the leaders here are mostly responsible for their wrong-doings, but I don’t see any of the lower level agents stepping forward or saying anything either. Have you heard the saying “silence reflects approval?”

President Abraham Lincoln said, “To sin by silence when they should protest makes cowards of men.”

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. said, “Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter.”

My view of these agencies is that they are filled with liars, schemers and disloyal American citizens that are not living up to the vow they took to protect and defend our country and our Constitution.

The FBI and the DOJ need a good, old fashioned, house cleaning in my opinion.

The recent “G7” meeting of economic powers in Quebec (The United States, Japan, Germany, The United Kingdom, France, Italy, and Canada) were stirred-up a bit by President Trump and his intentions to basically fight fire with fire regarding all of the tariffs that are imposed against U.S. products. His goal is to insure fair trade and balance the playing field here once again.

This suggestion, of course, was met with a measure of disdain. Nobody wants to give up an advantage that they’ve grown accustomed to playing with.

At which time President Trump suggested everybody just remove all tariffs then and operate on a truly fair playing field. None of the G7 leaders were anxious to pursue that suggestion either.

According to Mark Moore of the New York Post, “Trump and Trudeau (The Prime Minister of Canada) are locked in a tiff over tariffs after the President last week said he would impose penalties on steel and aluminum imports.”

“The squabble escalated over the weekend at the G7 meeting of economic powers in Quebec when Trudeau said in a news conference that Canada would not be “pushed around” by the U.S. and called the tariffs ‘insulting.’”

Who here is just posturing and who here wants fair trade? We (The U.S.) have been “insulted” by Canada’s tariffs for many years. Who are you kidding Mr. Prime Minister?

The President later responded to Mr. Trudeau in a tweet, calling him “very dishonest & weak.”

Our friends to the north have chosen to blame America. Again, according to Mark Moore of the New York Post, “Canadians have taken to practicing pocketbook diplomacy in defense of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who is caught in a trade war of words with President Trump, by boycotting American goods and canceling vacations to the United States.”

“Shoppers are shunning Kentucky bourbon, California wine and Florida oranges, and avoiding American companies like Starbucks, Walmart and McDonald’s, Canadian network CTV News reported on Wednesday.”

“On Twitter, hashtags like #BuyCanadian, #BoycottUSProducts and #BoycottUSA are spreading as outrage over Trump’s trade tariffs grows.”

“Vacationers said they would be staying up north this summer instead of booking trips to the US.”

One confused Canadian tweeter tweeted, “F​–k​ you Trump. #F***Tariffs,” obviously unaware that it was President Trump that suggested doing away with tariffs altogether. I would also like to officially request that people refrain from using the “f” word in connection with my President. Thanks Robert De Niro, see what you started?

“And one Twitter user called on ‘Patriotic Americans’ to schedule vacations in Canada and increase their purchases of Canadian goods.” I’m sorry, but this tweet confuses me. I think I’ll just leave it at that.

In summary, I guess it’s okay to be patriotic regarding your country’s tariffs and products…, unless you’re an American, that is.

Donald Trump is right, as usual.

All tariffs should go.

That would be fair trade.

Otherwise, our current President is ready and willing to play the tariff game with you…, and you will lose.

 

Before we even get started here, please stop and look back at my blog from October 27, 2017, titled, “Bill & Hillary’s Amazing Money Machine!” This blog deals with The Clinton Foundation.

There were single donors, out of thousands of donors to The Clinton Foundation, single donors who contributed more to The Clinton Foundation than we are talking about here to The Trump Foundation. But, of course, none of that money was spent inappropriately.

Is there a double standard here? Read on and you decide.

Jennifer Peltz of The Associated Press reports that, “New York Attorney General sues the Trump Foundation, Thursday, June 14, saying it engaged in a pattern of illegal self-dealing. A lawsuit filed by New York’s attorney general Thursday said President Donald Trump used his charitable foundation to settle personal business disputes and bolster his political image with donations directed by his staff.”

“The Donald J. Trump Foundation ‘was little more than a checkbook for payments from Mr. Trump or his businesses to nonprofits, regardless of their purpose or legality,’ Democratic Attorney General Barbara Underwood said as she sued to dissolve the foundation and seek $2.8 million in restitution.”

“The lawsuit says the foundation illegally helped support the Republican’s campaign by raising money at a nationally televised fundraiser in January 2016, then allowing campaign staffers to dictate how the money was spent in grants.”

In a couple of tweets, Trump called the case “ridiculous” and said he would not settle the lawsuit.

“The foundation’s mission says its funds are to be used ‘exclusively for charitable, religious, scientific, literary or educational purposes,’ either directly or through other organizations, according to the court filing. In keeping with federal tax rules, the charity’s incorporation documents say none of its resources can directly or indirectly go to the benefit of its directors or officers and none of its activities can benefit any political candidate, the filing notes.”

“Underwood’s predecessor, Democrat Eric Schneiderman, began investigating the foundation in 2016 following Washington Post reports that its spending personally benefited the presidential candidate. Schneiderman ordered the foundation to stop fundraising in New York.”

“The Trump campaign, at the time, said the foundation intended to cooperate with the investigation. The campaign had previously called Schneiderman ‘a partisan hack’ who backed Trump’s 2016 Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton.”

“Schneiderman resigned last month after allegations that he abused women he had dated; he denied the claims.”

“The lawsuit was filed Thursday against the foundation and its directors, Trump and his children Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump and Ivanka Trump.”

“Trump quickly took to Twitter after the lawsuit was filed.”

“‘The sleazy New York Democrats, and their now disgraced (and run out of town) A.G. Eric Schneiderman, are doing everything they can to sue me on a foundation that took in $18,800,000 and gave out to charity MORE money than it took in, $19,200,000. I won’t settle this case!’”

“Trump continued: ‘….Schneiderman, who ran the Clinton campaign in New York, never had the guts to bring this ridiculous case, which lingered in their office for almost 2 years. Now he resigned his office in disgrace, and his disciples brought it when we would not settle.’”

It will be interesting to see how this case is resolved, and if the case of The Clinton Foundation is ever addressed.

 

Our friends, the democrats, better known as the crooked liberal left and the biased mainstream media, just can’t seem to decide on what they are concerned and outraged about. They are two-faced hypocrites who actually end up debating with themselves over a period of time.

In either case, they are always in reaction mode, and always two or three steps behind The President.

Case in point: North Korea. Earlier in the year, the crooked liberal left and the biased mainstream media were alarmed by how President Trump antagonized Kim Jong Un, as they declared President Trump was “dangerous” and leading us into a war with North Korea.

Now that President Trump’s strategy seems to have worked and Kim Jong Un has signed an historic denuclearization and peace agreement, the crooked liberal left and the biased mainstream media cry, “How can you deal with this human rights monster?” “How can you legitimize this evil dictator?”

Well, which is it? Does the crooked liberal left and the biased mainstream want a war or do they want peace?

The correct answer is they don’t care which.

The crooked liberal left and the biased mainstream media only want the opposite of what President Trump achieves or says.

Whether it’s good for the U.S. or not.

Whether it’s good for the world or not.

There are plenty examples out there of this behavior, and the list just continues to grow.

Regarding a relatable occurrence:

I don’t seem to recall the crooked liberal left and the biased mainstream media bemoaning anything President Obama did regarding our dealings with Iran.

I don’t seem to recall them bemoaning President Obama dealing with these purveyors and supporters of terrorism all across the Middle East.

I don’t seem to recall the crooked liberal left and the biased mainstream media bemoaning President Obama shipping close to $2 billion dollars, in cash, in an unmarked plane, in the dead of the night, to the Iranian government. Was this even legal?

I don’t seem to recall the crooked liberal left and the biased mainstream media bemoaning President Obama promoting and agreeing to this sham of a deal, while Iranian leadership burned our flag and led chants of “Death to America.”

I don’t seem to recall any of that.

Remember, the crooked liberal left and the biased mainstream media only want what’s best for themselves. What’s best for their accumulation of power and control, and what’s best for “the swamp” in general.

Stay thirsty for the truth my friends, but remember, don’t drink the Kool-aid!

 

 

 

If you watch, listen to, or read any of the biased mainstream media outlets, you will come to know that they cannot give President Trump credit for anything good without a caveat.

“President Trump said this, but…”

“President Trump did that, but…”

“We now have record low unemployment rates, but…”

“President Trump cured cancer, but…”

This is why I call all of the “fake newsers” “but-heads” as well. They just can’t bring themselves to the point where they can allow themselves to acknowledge positive and successful actions by The President.

It has been well documented, by various sources, that 90% of statements made by reporters and nonpartisan sources on ABC, NBC and CBS evening newscasts about President Trump and his administration were negative.

Let me say that again. It has been well documented, by various sources, that 90% of statements made by reporters and nonpartisan sources on ABC, NBC and CBS evening newscasts about President Trump and his administration were negative.

And that’s not even counting our “swampy” friends at CNN or MSNBC!

I would also be willing to go out on a limb and say the remaining 10% were not positive per se, they were just not negative.  

In an article by Jennifer Harper of The Washington Times, she writes, “The working relationship between President Trump and the news media shows no signs of improving. Journalists continue to appear aggressively hostile toward the president, according to research released by the Media Research Center, a conservative press watchdog.

(Oh yes, let’s make sure we correctly identify them as a “conservative” watchdog. Do these people ever identify an organization as “liberal” when a liberal organizations contributes to a story? The answer is no. “Liberal” to the biased media is “normal,” and it doesn’t require any further clarification or labeling.)

“’As the Media Research Center has been documenting all year, the media have approached the Trump presidency with unrelenting hostility,’ wrote Rich Noyes, director of research for the organization, which has found evidence of liberal bias against The White House in previous research this year.”

Promoting a specific agenda and ideology, with biased, unfair, or misleading information, via the media, is called “propaganda.”

Propaganda has primarily been used by communist governments, socialist governments, kingdoms, and dictatorships in the past.

Well, it’s being used in The United States now. So, which one of these governments does “the swamp” want us to become?

Think about it.

Propaganda is not “news,” “but-heads!”

Oh yeah, and about the recent, historic, Trump and Kim Jong Un meeting?

Here’s a headline from Hunter Walker and Alexander Nazaryan of Yahoo News:

“Trump says he’s ‘prepared to start a new history’ with Kim, but offers few details about their future.”

“But-heads!”

Like I have said before, “Thank God for Fox News!”

 

According to Lukas Mikelionis of Fox News and the Associated Press, “Actor Robert De Niro launched a profanity-laced tirade at President Donald Trump during Sunday’s politically-charged Tony Awards.”

(Can any of the multitude of these award shows manage to not bash President Trump? It really has gotten rather boring and pathetic.)

“’I’m gonna say one thing: f— Trump!’ he stated, as he clenched his two fists in the air, leaving panic-stricken broadcast censors trying bleep out the remarks. ‘It’s no longer down with Trump, it’s f— Trump!’”

(Why, little Bobby DeNiro, I do believe we need to wash your mouth out with soap! You do realize that children, and people that don’t appreciate foul language were watching that show?)

(“Profanity is the parlance of the fool.” – Theodore Roosevelt)

(How would you respond to that Bob, “f— Roosevelt?”)

“The U.S. viewers at home heard dead silence, though in other regions the f-bombs reportedly weren’t censored. The expletives sparked a roaring reaction from the audience, with many of the celebrities standing up.”

(Yes, I’m sure the incestuous group of liberal “know it alls” that were present enjoyed any bashing of President Trump, especially a “f-bomb” ridden one.)

“The veteran actor went on to introduce Bruce Springsteen’s performance. ‘Bruce, you can rock the house like nobody else,’ said De Niro. ‘Even more important in these perilous times, you rock the vote. Always fighting for, in your own words, truth, transparency, integrity in government. Boy, do we need that now.’”

(Wow. Your level of confusion is quite impressive, Bob. What is so “perilous” exactly about these times? You go on to say, “…truth, transparency, integrity in government. Boy, do we need that now.”

(So, are you insinuating that we had “truth, transparency and integrity” during the eight years of your beloved President Obama’s administration? Is that what you’re saying? Like I said, your level of confusion in quite impressive.)

“Backstage, playwright Tony Kushner (Who?) praised De Niro for his tirade on stage, saying he agrees with the sentiment expressed by the actor. ‘Good for him. I mean, it’s Robert De Niro. Who’s gonna argue with him?’ he said.”

(Well, I guess I would argue with him, and am arguing with him. You do realize, Tony Kushner, that De Niro only “plays” gangsters and tough guys in movies. He really isn’t one in real life.)

“Kushner went on to denounce the Trump’s presidency as “the Hitler mistake” that put a “borderline psychotic narcissist in the White House.”

(“The Hitler mistake?” You obviously are no historian, rather choosing to throw around Hitler’s name instead of “F-bombs!” And the nerve of calling President Trump a “borderline psychotic narcissist” when you’re addressing an auditorium full of borderline, psychotic, Hollywood narcissists. Ha!)

“De Niro is no fan of the president. In March, the actor bashed Trump at the Fulfillment Fund fundraiser. ‘A college education is important, but education without humanity is ignorance. Look at our president. He made it through the University of Pennsylvania, so he was exposed to a quality education, but he’s still an idiot. And he lacks any sense of humanity or compassion,’ he said, according to the Hollywood Reporter.”

(Uh, excuse me Bob, but who has spent his life as an ”actor,” playing the roles of people who have accomplished things, as opposed to President Trump who actually has accomplished things? And not only accomplished “things,” but was elected a President of the United States?” Now, who’s the “idiot,” Bob?)

(You also claim, Bob, that President Trump “lacks any sense of humanity or compassion.” In this case you are not only confused, but, I feel, being intentionally deceptive. President Trump is a very compassionate person, and if you were paying attention at you would know that. His “sense of humanity or compassion” goes beyond just words, however, and that’s the difference.)

“De Niro again criticized Trump in April during the opening night of the 2018 Tribeca Film Festival. ‘America’s being run by a madman who wouldn’t recognize the truth if it came inside a bucket of his beloved Colonel Sanders Fried Chicken,’ he said.”

(You’re an actor, Bob, not a comedian. Why don’t you do us all a favor and just stick to your day job? Please.)

 

The Golden State Warriors beat the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA finals, “sweeping” the series in four straight games.

Yes, you made it clear that and your team didn’t want an invitation to visit The Whitehouse and shake President Trump’s hand. You took care of that problem yourself. Losers need not apply!

The NBA has been around 72 years, since 1946, and this is only the 9^th “sweep” in the NBA Championship series.

After this last game, SheBron disclosed that he had “seriously” injured his right hand in a fit of frustration after the Cavaliers lost Game 1. (Here we go with the excuses…, again!)

“I Pretty much played the last three games with a broken hand,” said SheBron. (I seriously doubt that, but if you did, it’s your own fault for thinking you could win a boxing match with a wall, or some other immovable object. Smart.

LeBron then went on make more excuses while whining to the press, “Obviously, from a talent perspective, if you’re looking at Golden State, from their top five best players to our top five players, you would say they’re stacked better than us.”

Oh, well if that’s the case, why even play the games? Why didn’t you just hand the championship trophy over to the Warriors and save us all, at least those of us who chose to waste our time watching, the pain of watching?

What a pathetic loser! Nothing personal though.

Now that the season is officially over, LeBron James becomes a free agent, and the big question (among those who care about the NBA) is will LeBron leave Cleveland or sign with another team?

If I owned a team, I think I’d pass…, on SheBron James that is.

Here are my favorite TV shows of all-time, listed by decade!

See if any of these jog your memory!

Growing up during the 1960’s

Lost in Space

Leave it to Beaver

The Andy Griffith Show

Lassie

Flipper

The Wild, Wild West

Johnny Quest

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea

I Dream of Jeannie

Batman

Star Trek

The Twilight Zone

The Mod Squad

Mission Impossible

The Monkees

The Man from U.N.C.L.E.

The Outer Limits

Growing into my teens during the 1970’s

Starsky and Hutch

Happy Days

The Dukes of Hazzard

Night Gallery

Monday Night Football

Charlie’s Angels

The Midnight Special

All in the Family

My early adulthood in the 1980’s

Dallas

Miami Vice

General Hospital

Married with Children

Magnum, P.I.

The 1990’s

Seinfeld

The X-Files

Home Improvement

3^rd Rock from the Sun

Beavis and Butt-Head

The 2000’s up to now

The Shield

Desperate Housewives

The Office

Breaking Bad

Modern Family

It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia

Ridiculousness

Fixer Upper

Vikings

American Pickers

This is Us

 

So, did we have any favorite TV shows in common?   Did you see a show on my list that you may have forgotten about? Did looking at my list make you think of a different show that wasn’t even listed here? Did you see a show listed that made you wonder, “What the heck is that!?”

Whatever the case, I’d like to hear your feedback, please.

The current world population is around 7.6 billion as of June 2018, according to the most recent United Nations estimates.

It’s estimated that over 110 billion people have lived throughout history. That means that approximately only 6.9% of all the people that have ever lived are alive right now.

The population of our world grows by about 80 million people a year.

Do we really have too many people in the world? Standing side by side, the entire world’s population would fit into 500 square miles, which is less than the size of the city of Los Angeles.

It’s estimated that every second there are approximately 4 births and 2 deaths, which adds up to a net population gain of 2 people per second.

36 of the 40 poorest, and hungriest, countries in the world actually export food to wealthier nations. “What?” you might say. Well, this can be explained by greedy dictators and other hapless governments who aren’t really concerned whether their people starve or not.

Across the globe today, 1 out of 3 children under the age of 5, about 230 million, have never been officially registered. As of 2012, only about 60% of all babies born were ever documented, with the lowest levels belonging to sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia.

2.4 billion people in our world, or 1 out of 3, don’t have any access to a toilet.

It is predicted, that by 2024, India will overtake China as the most populous country.

Nigeria is the fastest growing country, percentage-wise.

China and India combine to represent over a third (36%) of the Earth’s population!

Although Bangladesh has 23 million more people than Russia, Russia is 125 times the size of Bangladesh geographically!

Although China and India are fairly close in size, population-wise, China is geographically about 3 times the size of India!

Here’s a list of countries by population, along with populations of some U.S states and cities for reference:

#   Country                     Population  

1  China                     1,415,045,928

2   India                     1,354,051,854

3   United States          326,766,748

4   Indonesia                266,794,980

5   Brazil                       210,867,954

6   Pakistan                  200,813,818

7   Nigeria                     195,875,237

8   Bangladesh             166,368,149

9   Russia                      143,964,709

10 Mexico                     130,759,074

11 Japan                        127,185,332

12 Ethiopia                    107,534,882

13 Philippines               106,512,074

14 Egypt                         99,375,741

15 Viet Nam                   96,491,146

16 Congo                        84,004,989

17 Germany                    82,293,457

18 Iran                             82,011,735

19 Turkey                        81,916,871

20 Thailand                     69,183,173

21 United Kingdom        66,573,504

22 France                        65,233,271

23 Italy                            59,290,969

24 Tanzania                     59,091,392

25 South Africa               57,398,421

27 South Korea                51,164,435

28 Kenya                         50,950,879

29 Colombia                    49,464,683

30 Spain                          46,397,452

31 Argentina                   44,688,864

32 Uganda                       44,270,563

33 Ukraine                      44,009,214

34 Algeria                       42,008,054

35 Sudan                         41,511,526

36 Iraq                             39,339,753

— State of California      39,536,653

37 Poland                        38,104,832

38 Canada                       36,953,765

39 Afghanistan                36,373,176

40 Morocco                     36,191,805

41 Saudi Arabia              33,554,343

42 Peru                            32,551,815

43 Venezuela                  32,381,221

48 Nepal                         29,624,035

49 Ghana                        29,463,643

50 Yemen                       28,915,284

— State of Texas            28,304,596

51 Madagascar                26,262,810

52 North Korea               25,610,672

54 Australia                     24,772,247

56 Taiwan                       23,694,089

57 Niger                          22,311,375

— State of Florida           20,984,400

58 Sri Lanka                    20,950,041

60 Romania                     19,580,634

63 Kazakhstan                 18,403,860

64 Syria                            18,284,407

65 Chile                            18,197,209

67 Guatemala                   17,245,346

68 Netherlands                 17,084,459

69 Zimbabwe                   16,913,261

70 Ecuador                       16,863,425

72 Cambodia                    16,245,729

74 Somalia                        15,181,925

78 Tunisia                        11,659,174

79 Belgium                      11,498,519

80 Cuba                            11,489,082

84 Greece                         11,142,161

85 Haiti                            11,112,945

86 Dominican Republic   10,882,996

87 Czech Republic          10,625,250

88 Portugal                      10,291,196

89 Sweden                         9,982,709

— State of Michigan         9,962,311

91 Jordan                           9,903,802

92 Hungary                        9,688,847

93  United Arab Emirates  9,541,615

95  Honduras                      9,417,167

97  Serbia                           8,762,027

98  Austria                          8,751,820

—  New York City             8,550,405

99  Switzerland                  8,544,034

100 Israel                            8,452,841

104 Hong Kong                  7,428,887

105 Bulgaria                       7,036,848

106 Laos                             6,961,210

108 Libya                            6,470,956

109 El Salvador                  6,411,558

110 Nicaragua                    6,284,757

111 Kyrgyzstan                  6,132,932

—  State of Missouri          6,113,532

112 Lebanon                      6,093,509

114 Singapore                    5,791,901

115 Denmark                     5,754,356

116 Finland                        5,542,517

117 Slovakia                      5,449,816

118 Congo                          5,399,895

119 Norway                        5,353,363

121 State of Palestine          5,052,776

122 Costa Rica                     4,953,199

125 Ireland                           4,803,748

126 New Zealand                 4,749,598

129 Kuwait                           4,197,128

130 Croatia                           4,164,783

131 Panama                          4,162,618

—  City of Los Angeles       3,971, 883

133 Georgia                          3,907,131

134 Puerto Rico                    3,659,007

135 Bosnia & Herzegovina  3,503,554

137 Mongolia                       3,121,772

—   State of Arkansas          3,004,279

139 Armenia                         2,934,152

140 Jamaica                          2,898,677

—  City of Chicago              2,720,546

142 Qatar                              2,694,849

152 Bahrain                          1,566,993

—   State of Montana           1,050,493

161 Fiji                                    912,241

168 Solomon Islands               623,281

169 Luxembourg                     590,321

177 Bahamas                           399,285

179 Belize                               382,444

180 Iceland                              337,780

—   City of Pittsburgh             302,407

182 Barbados                           286,388

188 Samoa                               197,695

—   City of Chattanooga         179,139

191 Guam                                165,718

196 Grenada                            108,339

198 Aruba                                105,670

—   City of Green Bay             105,116

199 U.S. Virgin Islands            104,914

205 Cayman Islands                   62,348

206 Bermuda                              61,070

207 Greenland                            56,565

209 American Samoa                 55,679

211 Marshall Islands                  53,167

214 Monaco                               38,897

215 Liechtenstein                       38,155

216 Turks and Caicos                 35,963

219 British Virgin Islands          31,719

228 Montserrat                             5,203

230 Falkland Islands                    2,922

232 Tokelau                                 1,319

233 Holy See (Vatican)                  801

 

Now let’s see how people are moving around our planet.

The United States is the clear cut winner as far as immigrants go. How can anyone say that we do not allow enough immigrants into our country? And these are the immigrants that we know of! This doesn’t even count the hordes of undocumented immigrants into our country.

It is obvious too that Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Jordan, Kuwait, Qatar, the UAE, Iraq and Afghanistan are doing their parts to absorb the Syrian refugees in their region.

I was also surprised to learn that over a million people from India, Bangladesh and Pakistan emigrate to other countries on an annual basis.

Largest amount of Immigrants (+)

#     Country                  Migrants (+/-)

3     United States                +900,000

17   Germany                       +355,425

19   Turkey                          +325,434

41   Saudi Arabia                +318,000

112 Lebanon                       +250,000

38   Canada                         +229,144

9     Russia                           +203,577

21   United Kingdom           +198,000

91   Jordan                           +195,057

54   Australia                       +182,621

25   South Africa                 +161,300

129 Kuwait                          +134,000

142 Qatar                             +120,400

93   United Arab Emirates     +96,000

36   Iraq                                 +92,733

39   Afghanistan                    +89,601

99   Switzerland                    +79,453

22   France                             +72,344

11   Japan                               +71,627

 

Largest amount of Emigrants (-)

#     Country                    Migrants (+/-)

64   Syria                                -831,579

2     India                                -515,643

8     Bangladesh                      -505,297

1     China                               -339,690

6     Pakistan                           -236,384

4     Indonesia                         -167,000

13   Philippines                       -130,000

35   Sudan                               -117,877

30   Spain                                -114,000

58   Sri Lanka                           -96,954

108 Libya                                  -86,681

18   Iran                                     -80,000

 

Let’s not get confused. CNN and MSNBC are the main perpetrators of “fake news.” Just take a look at the picture above for ONE example.

I’ve seen and heard many of our “swampy” friends trying to put this label on Fox News as well. But as usual, they are either confused or misleading. They scour Fox News, looking for an error somewhere, and when they find one they cry “fake news.”

Making an error is considerably different, however, compared to shaping a desired narrative, “fabricating” news, or “fabricating” a version of the news.

Everyone makes mistakes from time to time, even MrEricksonRules! Yes, it’s true my friends, but that is very different versus intentionally attempting to mislead, misdirect and misinform people.

The biased mainstream media really should be ashamed of themselves…, if they had any shame.