Mornin' Sus...

It seems that I recall that Hitlery, in a surprising (to me) move in 2007...after she was doing quite well in the primaries and polls, she all of a sudden withdrew in favor of our current clown in chief.

Was she promised 2016 for the move? Was the time not quite right for her prophesied role? I dunno, but it is most probable she was.

The planners always get their way. We got a second term of Bush 2 through SC rulings, even though most believe Owl Gore actually won. But, 'ol Owl is doing pretty well with his carbon credit scheme, supported by the PTB, so he got a pretty good payoff.

After all, Re: Hitlery, it is the QUEEN of Babylon that is to go down in flames.

Obozo may be a wanna be queen, and may in fact BE a QUEEN to some. But it don't fit actual prophecy.

Hitlery could.

Hate to say it but the days after 2016 may be few, and she just may be the FUSA's final reward.
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: Again, we are given few choices in the matter and all of them

: are corporate/world gov owned.

: Sighhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

: Multiple outlets are reporting that former Secretary of State
: Hillary Clinton will announce her intention to gun for the
: Oval Office this weekend.

: The New York Daily News cited an unnamed source “close to the
: campaign”: The former secretary of state is likely to
: announce via video and social media as she kicks off her
: long-expected second shot at the White House.

: She’s expected to begin her campaign with a series of smaller
: events in early-voting states including Iowa and New
: Hampshire, though it remains to be seen how low key the
: high-profile candidate will be able to keep her trip.

: Business Insider cited its own source, someone “with knowledge
: of Hillary Clinton’s plans,” confirming that she’ll
: announce this weekend.

: Reuters reported “a variety of sources in the Clinton orbit
: said they were anticipating an imminent announcement but
: would not confirm a report in the New York Daily News that
: the announcement was expected on Sunday”: Clinton is likely
: to make her intentions known through a social media
: announcement followed by campaign travel. This focus on
: digital communications is an attempt to connect with young
: voters, who Clinton needs to become American’s first woman
: president.

: In her previous presidential run in 2008, Clinton lost to the
: current president, Barack Obama, in part because of the
: Obama campaign’s clever use of social media to draw
: attention to his candidacy and raise huge sums through
: small donations.

: Her campaign is expected to concentrate on making the
: 67-year-old former first lady relatable to ordinary
: Americans. Clinton spent four years jetting to foreign
: capitals as Obama’s first-term secretary of state but has
: had limited day-to-day contact with everyday Americans.

: The weekend announcement would put Clinton just before Sen.
: Marco Rubio’s (R-Fla.) Monday announcement.

: Unlike the morning announcements of Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas)
: and Rand Paul (R-Ky.), Rubio’s announcement at the Freedom
: Tower in Miami will hit TV screens in the early evening.