"Deplorables Unite" - (Do you hear the people sing) Trump Anthem

Thank you, Tesla!


Super Trump

Started it on its way though the mailing lists in my family and friends.

Let's keep this pinned!

OMFG that sounds like something out of Nazi germany. The images are nice. The music, not so much.

Quit the BS!!! Half hearted unite claims are worthless if you mean it set up rallies.. It's time to take America back then we can make it great again...


So put your ass where your mouth is...

i liked the part where it took a stand against globalism and then showed pictures of people united all over the world

No disrespect meant, I just want real unification and action.. You have the platform to organize such an event..

It's time to stop talking about it, we need to do something!!

Yes! United in the fight to take back their countries!

Wow....just wow.

Try this one:

or maybe "We Pledge Allegiance"? Kind of like at a Trump rally?

I had no idea until I saw that video. The whole word is waking up.

not just nice, but great!

And who could forget this?



But darn it, those treasonous traitors! Jeff Popick, who manages the Florida-based singing group and wrote a song about Trump’s ability to crush America’s enemies, has consulted with an attorney to file a lawsuit against the Trump campaign for violating its agreement with the group. Popick, whose daughter Alexis leads the group, claims the campaign made promises to the group in exchange for their performances, including a booth at a rally to promote the girls’ albums, which never materialized.

[link to time.com]

And you are doing what ????

Thanks Lily!

Sorry, the music is from the musical "Les Miserables"

How Trump isn't the first to use 'Les Miserables' music as a political rallying cry

The stirring song rang out across the convention hall as Donald Trump took the stage at a rally in Miami: “Do you hear the people sing? Singing the song of angry men?” the chorus boomed over loudspeakers as the crowd cheered the Republican presidential candidate.

“It is the music of the people / Who will not be slaves again! When the beating of your heart / Echoes the beating of the drums / There is a life about to start / When tomorrow comes.”

The rousing song is one of the signature numbers from the musical “Les Misérables,” an anti-monarchist call to arms signaling the climax of the bloody Paris Uprising of 1832.
[link to www.latimes.com]


Soundtrack to the movie:
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Thanks!

Tsk Tsk

Ha Ha, the North Koreans pledge allegiance to short little fatty!

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You forget that Americans made America great.

You were just riding along our coattails.

Go out and do it. Forfeit your pension from the Fed.

Love it!

Thanks Dace!

You can call me President Douche.

Hey, be careful about who you are calling a fatty! lol

Or maybe Italy in the 1940's?