LIVE Stream: Donald Trump Rally in Pittsburgh, PA (4-13-16)

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LIVE Stream: Donald Trump Rally in Pittsburgh, PA (4-13-16)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggVfaHKiLaw
by Right Side Broadcasting ,  Scheduled for Apr 13, 2016

Wednesday, April 13, 2016: LIVE Stream of the Donald Trump for
President Rally in Pittsburgh, PA at the David L. Lawrence Convention
Center beginning at 7:00 PM EDT.

[yankeedoodle]

Thanks, Robert. 

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we just had a evening long debate about the Dutch referendum in Dutch parliament
and someone there on the geenstijl.nl forum mentioned it. When he mentioned it
the live stream was still on zero. now its 3585 withing less than 15 minutes.

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still not visible at @tiucom ...

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7762 watching now
and still no sign of the Donald

[yankeedoodle]

HUGE crowd.  Probably traffic problems.

[yankeedoodle]

A real showman. 

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He is, but he is not selling some phony crap like all the others.  He
mentions how the NYTimes editor only wants to mention his shortcoming
from the past regarding his business. And thats what it is. The folks
in charge are dishonest and backwards on purpose, to keep the good in
society down. Trump is going to bring back  Pittsburgh Steel by
reopening the Coal industry, clean Coal. Very simple. The phony climate
change people are probably going to attack this, but clean Coal only
produces H2O and CO2 from its combustion, and has zero liabilities and
risks regarding pollution of the environment with toxic or radioactive
materials. This Trump guy is absolutely brilliant, which only his most
feared opponents are willing to admit, like Putin.

[yankeedoodle]

He is, but he is not selling some phony crap like all the others.
...
Trump is going to bring back  Pittsburgh Steel by
reopening the Coal industry, clean Coal. Very simple. The phony climate
change people are probably going to attack this, but clean Coal only
produces H2O and CO2 from its combustion, and has zero liabilities and
risks regarding pollution of the environment with toxic or radioactive
materials.

Yes, of course, he has a vision, and it isn't phony.

Of  course, to Make America Great Again, he, most likely, is raising the memory of post-WW II, when, with Europe and Japan and many other areas destroyed, Yankee Doodle Land, behind its two great moats - the Atlantic and Pacific - became the world's dominant producer, and the mills and mines were thriving. 

With the recovery of Europe and Japan, and the rise of China, that dominance is no more.  Only WW III will bring it back.

Yankee Doodle lives in the steel/coal part of America, and the mills are not only silent, they are dismantled, and the mines aren't booming, either, although they are working.

Trump, of course, will respond like a warrior when the evil ones set the stage for war, with or without his knowledge and cooperation. 

Regarding coal, found this very interesting youtube today that says that chemtrails are spraying coal ash.  It suggest that, much like the fluoride in water is a clever way to dispose of mountains of waste from pesticide production, chemtrails are dispersing coal ash across the population.  Don't know if it is true, but it is an interesting theory.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=F6r0GqbH9Os

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Are you a chemist or not ? Coal combustion is clean. Coal consists of
Carbon 90% Hydrogen 5% and Oxygen 5% and some Sulfur. What comes out
is heat, CO2 and H2O.  The problem is indeed freaks, idiots and liars
who play tricks like inside that youtube video of yours. Rather have a
freak/idiot play tricks with Coal than with nuclear technology or
dangerous chemicals. Far more dangerous are folks like Cruz and
politicians in black robes inside the supreme courts, who deliberately
mess-up good functional parts of society, law and constitution based on
false propagandized science and statistics.

[yankeedoodle]

Not a chemist.  Coal definitely better than nuclear.  Coal does, though, reportedly, emit mercury into the atmosphere, which is why we are warned about not eating too much fish, such as tuna.

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Not a chemist.  Coal definitely better than nuclear.  Coal does, though, reportedly, emit mercury into the atmosphere, which is why we are warned about not eating too much fish, such as tuna.

That's another lie. What goes in comes out.
If your coal  (input) consists of Carbon 90% Hydrogen 5% and Oxygen 5% and some Sulfur,
where does the Mercury come from in your output ?

[yankeedoodle]

Here is an e-mail that was just received from some general fretting about the American steel industry, because he wants steel for machinery for the war he surely knows is being planned for, or, to be more precise, plotted for.

Brigadier General John Adams, U.S. Army (Ret.) info@aamfg.org via mail.salsalabs.net
7:25 AM (1 hour ago)

to me
alliance for american manufacturing

   
Hi xxxx,

I'm so proud to say that I'm an Army veteran. I served in command and staff assignments for more than 30 years, and spent nearly 18 years overseas in posts in the Middle East, Africa and Asia.

And I've got to tell you, I'm worried about our national security right now.

I'm worried because a surge of subsidized steel imports from countries like China is putting the American steel industry at risk. It would be a grave mistake if the United States were to become dependent on potentially hostile nations for our steel needs.

Please tell the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) and Commerce Department to protect our national security by addressing the steel imports crisis.

American-made steel is essential to our nation's defense. It's used to make ships, tanks, armaments, and even our energy infrastructure.

But U.S. steelmakers are facing an unprecedented onslaught of dumped steel from countries like China. That steel is heavily subsidized by China's government, which also doesn't require its companies to abide by strict labor or environmental laws.

China needs to get rid of its excess steel, so it dumps it into our market at a rock-bottom price. That's not fair to American steelmakers, who compete in an open market.

Already, 13,500 Americans have been given layoff notices and there have been plant closures. American steelworkers and companies can't take much more — and if they go away, America won't be able to properly defend itself.

Like our soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines, our steelworkers stand guard in our steel mills, our mines, and our assembly plants, ensuring that our warriors have the weapons and equipment they need to win on the battlefield. We can't let them – or our country – down.

The time to act is NOW. Tell the USTR and Commerce to implement a plan of action to address this crisis.

Thank you,
Brigadier General John Adams
U.S. Army (Retired)
Author of ReMaking American Security 

[yankeedoodle]

Could Trump Really Bring Steel Back to Pittsburgh?

http://www.nbcnews.com/business/economy/could-trump-really-bring-steel-back-pittsburgh-n559166