[GET] PRO President Donald Trump 2020 Books

[mthomas]

So thanks to a thread posted by another VERY active user here for an ANTI Trump book, I thought I would take her advice and post several books that were PRO President Donald Trump 2020! (Thanks L).

I have linked to the books download links on a popular FREE book site. FREE download book site
Some of the books are in EPUB format so you will need a EPUB reader (like Calibre - Calibre EPUB book reader software)

If you don't want to use the reader and instead would like to just read it in PDF format, you can use a FREE online EPUB to PDF converter here: FREE online EPUB to PDF Converter

Also, if you want to rant about the President, the election, COVID19, BLM, Antifa, Socialism, Riots, etc., go right ahead. I will try my best to respond without cursing or using all caps. Just please note, I won't reply to any conspiracy theorists (Covid caused by 5G, new world order, flat earther's, etc...), mainly because these topic's and other's have their own threads here on BBHF. (you can debate the topic's there).

So here are the PRO President Donald Trump books.....(If you feel they are well written and worth the money, please support the author's and buy the book and possibly give to someone as a gift to spread the word. Or use your saved money to make a donation to President Donald Trump's 2020 re-election campaign. Or just keep your hard earned money and enjoy reading the free books!).

1) The Case for Trump - Victor Davis Hanson

The Case for Trump - Epub Book Link

2) Exonerated - The Failed Takedown of President Donald Trump by the Swamp - Dan Bongino

The Failed Takedown of President Donald Trump by the Swamp

3) The 21 Biggest Lies about Donald Trump (and you!) - Kurt Schlichter

The 21 Biggest Lies about Donald Trump

4) Power Grab - The Liberal Scheme to Undermine Trump, the GOP, and our Republic - Jason Chaffetz

The Liberal Scheme to Undermine Trump, the GOP, and our Republic

5) Live Free or Die America (and the world) on the Brink - Sean Hannity

Live Free or Die America (and the World) on the Brink

6) BLITZ - Trump will Smash the Left and WIN! - David Horowitz

Get the book here

Okay, okay.....I know this isn't exactly about Trump but thought many here would find this an interesting and fun read.....
FREE Bonus Graphic Novel:

Clinton Cash - How the Clinton's Auctioned US Policy for Profit - Graphic Novel

Hope this has given you enough PRO Trump reading material to last you until the 2024 Election.

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Jump on the Trump Train (okay, bus) NOW!

[jimmythesaint]

oh man that Exonerated book was incredible.. the blatant corruption.. using government as a weapon against its political opponents

[luckyjj]

I'll pass..

[rebellious]

You got a very good thread here, mthomas. And I believe that Trump will get re-elected too.

[mthomas]

(08-24-2020 05:49 AM)rebellious Wrote:  You got a very good thread here, mthomas. And I believe that Trump will get re-elected too.

I know this sounds overblown but I really DO think that this election is one of the most important elections in my lifetime due to all the Socialist bulls@$ that is going on in the Democratic party lately.......not to mention the BLM/Antifa rioting, Democratic Cities going bankrupt and murders going through the roof in them, our education system being taken over by Communists, the all-out confiscation assault on our firearms, the push to take over the suburbs by leftist autocrats, Democrats trying to buy, cheat and steal more votes by rigging voting machines or giving rights to children (16), convicted felons, illegal immigrants, etc., letting convicted murders, child molesters, rapists out of prison so they can commit more crimes against humanity, pushing the bullsh#$ "man-made" global warming nonsense (queue Greta clip: How Dare You!) and AOC's Green New Deal that will bankrupt and turn America into Venezuela.

Luckily, I also DO believe that President Donald Trump WILL win the 2020 election in a landslide victory. I believe in the American people to see through the lies, manipulation, propaganda, hypocrisy and insanity of the current Democratic (aka: Socialist) party. Not to mention the limited mental capacity of Basement Joe and his Uber Liberal, anti-gun, pro Green New Deal VP Kamala.

[wemex]

(08-24-2020 07:27 AM)mthomas Wrote:  

(08-24-2020 05:49 AM)rebellious Wrote:  You got a very good thread here, mthomas. And I believe that Trump will get re-elected too.

I know this sounds overblown but I really DO think that this election is one of the most important elections in my lifetime due to all the Socialist bulls@$ that is going on in the Democratic party lately.......not to mention the BLM/Antifa rioting, Democratic Cities going bankrupt and murders going through the roof in them, our education system being taken over by Communists, the all-out confiscation assault on our firearms, the push to take over the suburbs by leftist autocrats, Democrats trying to buy, cheat and steal more votes by rigging voting machines or giving rights to children (16), convicted felons, illegal immigrants, etc., letting convicted murders, child molesters, rapists out of prison so they can commit more crimes against humanity, pushing the bullsh#$ "man-made" global warming nonsense (queue Greta clip: How Dare You!) and AOC's Green New Deal that will bankrupt and turn America into Venezuela.

Luckily, I also DO believe that President Donald Trump WILL win the 2020 election in a landslide victory. I believe in the American people to see through the lies, manipulation, propaganda, hypocrisy and insanity of the current Democratic (aka: Socialist) party. Not to mention the limited mental capacity of Basement Joe and his Uber Liberal, anti-gun, pro Green New Deal VP Kamala.

I Agree With you 100%, All That Bull shit Hoopla about Mr. Trump will be Blown out of the Park once he gets elected with a Landslide Victory...

Thanks for Trusting America, Thanks for Believing in Trump
Let's Make America Great Again

[Tsc90]

I'll take everything except the one by "The Interrupter'. The dude who loves his own voice way too much. +Reps.

[mthomas]

(08-24-2020 09:38 AM)Tsc90 Wrote:  I'll take everything except the one by "The Interrupter'. The dude who loves his own voice way too much. +Reps.

I take it that's Sean Hannity? He was a radio guy in NY, long before jumping to TV.

Enjoy the other books!

[blackhatterguy]

Thank you mthomas and Thank you Layna!
Its great that we here at BBHF can have dissenting views!
It pains me to see so many people in our great country, are all just haters, so sad:>(
If we can NOT have adult discussions about issues here in the good old USA, and not start yelling, screaming, tearing down monuments, burning the flag, destroying businesses, just because you/they disagree with the other party, then we as a nation are doomed!!!
God Bless America!
BHG

[best bhter]

Hi, BBHF!

But first, a short retelling of the previous series. )))

Magic Button :

The dispute between Trump and Powell (the head of the Fed, that is, in fact, the main functionary of the "Western" global project, along with the head of the IMF) was devoted to the discount rate. Powell wanted to raise the rate (and this process even began), since the return on equity today is negative and this has created serious problems for banks. Trump, who abandons the Bretton Woods model and wants to return production to the United States ("Let's make America great again!"), Needs domestic demand, which, against the background of household debt burden, will fall sharply if the rate is raised. Accordingly, he demanded to lower it again.

And he won. But then the next round of the crisis began, which demanded a sharp emission. He again gave rise to a dispute over who will get the money, the state or the banks. And again Trump won, the main redemption of assets - from enterprises of the real sector. And the problems (for some reason) are not over. What's next, and by the way, why didn't it end?

Let's start with the second question. American households spend a little more than they actually earn, so as soon as the crisis begins, demand drops sharply. It can be compensated in three ways. The first (the growth of commercial lending) is no longer working because banks do not believe that the money will come back. Two options remain. The second is direct support of citizens (that is, a sharp simplification of the incentive system is simple) and the third is emission lending to small and medium-sized businesses. Emission lending differs from commercial lending in that banks in the first case act simply as operators, they do not bear the risks of loan defaults, they only distribute them, taking a small margin.

So, the problem is not that these mechanisms cannot compensate for the drop in demand (although they have not yet been able to in some sectors of the economy, which is evident because deflation has begun in the United States), but that they destroy the complex mechanism for stimulating demand. Since they are a priori irrecoverable, people begin to make inadequate purchases, and business owners are completely unwilling to keep jobs (that is, demand still falls), instead, they bankrupt businesses and leave the money received partly for personal consumption, and partly as a "pillow" for future, see the article cited above. If everything goes up, we will open a new business, if not, why waste money?

As a result, attempts to compensate for the shortcomings of the demand stimulation mechanism lead to its even greater destruction. And there is a very interesting picture. Households receive approximately $ 3 trillion a year. They spend this money (purchases of goods, services, loan repayments), they go to sellers, who pass them further along the chain, and so on. And as a result, these three trillion are moving step by step. By itself, 3 trillion is not that much (more has already been printed). The trick is different: if the mechanism for promoting money begins to collapse, then compensation is needed at every step!

Or, otherwise, giving 3 trillion to households will not work, you will need to give the same amount to sellers and their suppliers, and so on. Because in the conditions of the crisis, no one will fulfill their obligations, but will “hamstering” money as much as possible. Of course, at the first stage of the crisis, not three trillion is needed, but less, but the multiplier still works. They gave it to people, small enterprises, and banks ... And the more they give, the worse the mechanism works, the more money is needed at the next step.

Trump is trying to restart the mechanism. And he worked since 1981 at a constant rate cut. So what is needed? You need to stop handing out and start reducing the rate again. To the negative area. Powell, by the way, is not an idiot at all and knows that, from the point of view of macroeconomic theory, reducing the rate is tantamount to issuing money. The only problem is in the mechanism: emission is monetary, that is, an increase in the monetary base. A decrease in the rate leads to the issue of credit. Both of these increase the expanded money supply, but its structure is completely different, in the first case the credit multiplier is low, in the second it is high.

If it is high, then the main banks in the economy. And if it is low, then the state. That is Trump. And here is the main dispute. Who will be in charge, bankers who ruled for many decades, or industrialists who managed to get their representative, Trump, into the presidency of the country. This is the main collision of the modern economy.

Well, and one more aspect: if you stop printing (as Trump wants), then large banks will collapse (since in reality everything is not very good in their balance sheets, they also try to hide their problems from society under the guise of a crisis; and Trump is trying to audit FRS and bring the situation to clean water). So for them it is also a matter of life or death. Trump does not give a "luck" about this - there are a lot of small banks in the United States that can perfectly conduct monetary transactions, and the leaders of large multinational banks are his political opponents.

This is precisely the key issue of our time. And if the bankers lose (while they are losing), then their power in the world will come to an end. It will be very lively!

To be continuing... )))

Have a nice day!