A Hillary Clinton Presidency Would Bring Hell On Earth

“And so I said, ‘We came, we saw, he died!’ And now they’ve got death and chaos up the wazoo! Have I not done well, Master?”

“Finished your training you have. Well you have done. But far yet must you go your teacher to match. My words you recall when Cambodia we destroyed with fire from the sky? ‘It’s an order, it’s to be done. Anything that flies on everything that moves. You got that?’ Happy conduit I was for the death of so many. But surpass me you might, when power is yours. Befall it may you your promise to keep to ‘obliterate Iran.’ So many more millions your harvest awaits.

“May it be so, Master, may it be so.”

An excerpt from, “A Hillary Clinton Presidency Would be a Disaster, A Nightmare for Americans” by Stephen Lendman, Global Research, November 2, 2015:

Make no mistake. A Clinton presidency would be disastrous – the worst of all possible deplorable choices, none worthy or any public office, all aspirants beholden to wealth, power and privilege exclusively.

Don’t let their duplicitous rhetoric fool you. They’re all cut out of the same cloth. Otherwise, they wouldn’t get public attention. Populist Green Party aspirant Jill Stein gets none.

A Clinton presidency would be nightmarish for the vast majority of Americans and world peace. It’ll combine the worst of George Bush and Obama, an agenda of endless wars of aggression, maybe targeting Russia, China, and/or Iran, corporate favoritism, destroying social justice, and full-blown tyranny against resisters. 

An excerpt from, “Clinton declines to answer questions about women involved in sex scandals” by Jennifer Jacobs, Des Moines Register, January 12, 2016: 

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton declined on Monday to say if she has been in communication with any of the women involved in the sex scandals during Bill Clinton’s presidency.

Asked if she has had any interactions with them, or feels empathy for any of them, Clinton told The Des Moines Register: “No, I have nothing to say and I will leave it to voters to determine whether any of that is at all relevant to their decision.”