Domestic Enemy: The Deep State

DEEP STATE CANCER THRIVES UNCHECKED AT FEDERAL LEVELS

11-28-18, * -- The difference between an earlier Deep State and the one we have today is that it worked in tandem with President Franklin Roosevelt [aka FDR], a foolish Leftist who held Stalin, not Churchill, in high regard. Roosevelt even referred to Stalin as Uncle Joe. The descendants of those earlier traitors are currently leading the resistance movement in the State Department and various federal agencies as Obama holdovers.

The idea that a "Deep State" exists inside the federal government rose to prominence during the first 100 days of President Trump's administration.  An ABC News/Washington Post poll of 2017 showed that nearly half the people in America believe a Deep State — defined as “military, intelligence and government officials who try to secretly manipulate government policy” — is working behind the facade of the constitutional U.S. government.
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Although to many a reference to the Deep State is of recent origin, this is far from new.  Upon realizing the special status of people who are mainly anonymous and for whom it is nearly impossible to fire, it becomes inevitable that a cancer would metastasize in the shadows, free from the sunshine’s power as a disinfectant.
In the 1930's a shadow government consisting of Socialists and Communists, loyalists to the Soviet Union, sprung into existence.  Unfortunately, unlike the current version, it worked in concert with President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The most prominent and notorious of them was Alger Hiss, FDR's fair-haired boy, who played a central role at the Yalta Conference, where FDR, over Churchill’s strenuous objections, handed Eastern Europe over to Stalin, and assisted in the creation of the globalists’ dream of the United Nations. [..snip]

President Trump is doing more to Make America Great Again than any president in my lifetime.  The next two years will indeed be rocky, but the Trump administration must remain focused on Trump's reelection in 2020.  There is good reason to believe that the House Democrats will overplay their hand to show their true colors.

May President Trump continue to follow what Coolidge said when pushing back in his administration: “I have found it advisable not to give too much heed to what people say when I am trying to accomplish something of consequence. Invariably they proclaim it can’t be done. I deem that the very best time to make the effort.”

*Excerpted and adapted from Nancy Thorner, Illinois Review full original report​ here