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Reading a book about the DEEP STATE
Posted by:
HistoryofDC
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Date: June 21, 2018 06:56PM
It's very interesting! The book by Mike Lofgren. Apparently , Washington D.C. was nothing but a provincial Southern Country town back in the 1950's. As it grew, so did it's rep, but most people saw D.C. as some backwater, preferring the enaclaves of New York or Palm Beach. D.C. was also known as "foggy bottom" for being so oppressively humid in the summer, and also "the swamp".
Fast Forward to the Reagan years, the term "Inside the Beltway" emerged. This was code talk for the "Deep State"- the global elitists and mostly liberal politicians (and some Republicans) that came on the scene. This was not Reagan's fault, it was brewing for a time.
The new Mason Dixon line became the Occoquan river, while the Washingtonian elite grew and spread their way across the Potomac into "occupied Virginia". I can' put this book down. I love it!
Fast Forward to the Reagan years, the term "Inside the Beltway" emerged. This was code talk for the "Deep State"- the global elitists and mostly liberal politicians (and some Republicans) that came on the scene. This was not Reagan's fault, it was brewing for a time.
The new Mason Dixon line became the Occoquan river, while the Washingtonian elite grew and spread their way across the Potomac into "occupied Virginia". I can' put this book down. I love it!
Re: Reading a book about the DEEP STATE
Posted by:
Deep Statetards
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Date: June 21, 2018 08:01PM
HistoryofDC Wrote:
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> It's very interesting! The book by Mike Lofgren.
> Apparently , Washington D.C. was nothing but a
> provincial Southern Country town back in the
> 1950's. As it grew, so did it's rep, but most
> people saw D.C. as some backwater, preferring the
> enaclaves of New York or Palm Beach. D.C. was also
> known as "foggy bottom" for being so oppressively
> humid in the summer, and also "the swamp".
>
> Fast Forward to the Reagan years, the term "Inside
> the Beltway" emerged. This was code talk for the
> "Deep State"- the global elitists and mostly
> liberal politicians (and some Republicans) that
> came on the scene. This was not Reagan's fault, it
> was brewing for a time.
>
> The new Mason Dixon line became the Occoquan
> river, while the Washingtonian elite grew and
> spread their way across the Potomac into "occupied
> Virginia". I can' put this book down. I love it!
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> It's very interesting! The book by Mike Lofgren.
> Apparently , Washington D.C. was nothing but a
> provincial Southern Country town back in the
> 1950's. As it grew, so did it's rep, but most
> people saw D.C. as some backwater, preferring the
> enaclaves of New York or Palm Beach. D.C. was also
> known as "foggy bottom" for being so oppressively
> humid in the summer, and also "the swamp".
>
> Fast Forward to the Reagan years, the term "Inside
> the Beltway" emerged. This was code talk for the
> "Deep State"- the global elitists and mostly
> liberal politicians (and some Republicans) that
> came on the scene. This was not Reagan's fault, it
> was brewing for a time.
>
> The new Mason Dixon line became the Occoquan
> river, while the Washingtonian elite grew and
> spread their way across the Potomac into "occupied
> Virginia". I can' put this book down. I love it!
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Re: Reading a book about the DEEP STATE
Posted by:
Snkd
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Date: June 21, 2018 08:05PM
I been trying to tell u guys this the last 2 years, liberalism has spread. Ur being told and living the liberal lie.
Re: Reading a book about the DEEP STATE
Posted by:
Bitcoin
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Date: June 21, 2018 08:27PM
People crying “deep state “ are just bitter they never got considered for government jobs they applied for.
Re: Reading a book about the DEEP STATE
Posted by:
bury your money and guns
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Date: June 21, 2018 08:35PM
The book has a chip in it that is both a listening and tracking device. You have been put on a surveillance protocol - get your affairs in order and bury your money and guns somewhere safe fren...
Re: Reading a book about the DEEP STATE
Posted by:
Webster for Trumptards
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Date: June 21, 2018 09:20PM
Deep State: when Trump is held accountable to the same laws that apply to everyone else.