Political Parties

In the US

Trump has included “populism” into the Republican Platform and challenged the Democrats’ claim that they actually represent “the little guy”.  Republican “elites” are slow to applaud Trump and start on adding “populism” to their platform.  Trump supporters agree that excessive immigration has taken jobs away from 100 million US citizens; they object to the Refugee Resettlement Program and they believe our federal government is lawless, doesn’t enforce its own laws, is quick to abuse its own citizens, is a tool of the UN and does not serve the will of the people. 

Neither Party has any credibility. The Republicans and the Democrats will both scramble to become more relevant.  Decades of UN Agenda 21 implementation could be reversed and their political parties are also not prepared to address voters’ demands. Americans believe that global warming is a hoax, thinks we give away too much money to foreign entities, believes government is corrupt and doesn’t trust government’s judgement or competence.

In the US, we have had a one-party system.  It is a one-world government, corporation controlled, socialist, UN compliant party.

In the UK

In Europe, the Brexit vote has the political parties in the UK scrambling.  The Conservative and Labor Parties have the same dilemma we see in the US.  The Labor Party now realizes that it has not represented the “little guy” in the UK.

In the UK, they have had a one-party system. It is a one-world government, corporation controlled, socialist, UN compliant party.

In other EU member countries

Voters in other European countries are organizing to reverse EU and UN Agenda 21 control of their legislatures. 

Voters in all EU countries and in the US are demanding a reversal of the UN Refugee Resettlement Program and are objecting to excessive immigration.  These voters want jobs and that means their governments should allow a greater expansion of their Private Sectors with lower taxes and less regulation.  It is likely that the EU will unravel and these countries will get back their sovereignty.  Like many of the Baltic Countries have done, Italy, France, Spain and other weaker economies will need to cut government spending and regulations, cut taxes and abandon socialism to build their Private Economies.

Even former Communist countries have allowed a Private Sector or sorts to emerge.  This includes Russia and China.  They are still one-party countries, but they now have “industries” managing commerce.  They know that total government control of their economies doesn’t work.

Neither Russia nor China pay much attention to UN edicts and propaganda programs.  They refuse to close their coal powered electric generating plants and they have retained their own sovereignty. Both are lawless and will eagerly steal intellectual property.

Norb Leahy, Dunwoody GA Tea Party Leader