Trump Rally today in PA (5/20/19) lingering question: Why Montoursville? This piece, I believe, answers that question.

 

editor victoria’s comment ~ my mate and i asked that question all day today – why montoursville?  it’s a small town…..he always has an underlying reason/agenda……..if you want to see more of his ways/style, read The Art of War (currently reading that) – allegedly a POTUS favorite…i think he’s going to reopen the case of TWO Flight 800…likely why he selected an airport hanger in which to hold the rally….at least he is letting the d/s know HE knows….

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Trump rallies in Pennsylvania ‘deep state’ territory
A town’s brush with 1990s internet conspiracies traces roots of mogul’s political rise.

By BEN SCHRECKINGER  

MONTOURSVILLE, Pa. — President Donald Trump alleged fake “suppression polls” had been used to discourage his Pennsylvania supporters from voting in 2016 and accused those responsible for investigating him of “treason.” It was not an unusual message for Trump, but he picked an unusually fitting setting to deliver it in on Monday night.

The president came here to rally supporters from an airport hangar to juice turnout ahead of Tuesday’s special House election in central Pennsylvania’s 12th District. But Montoursville was an appropriate stop for another reason: Two decades ago, the town became an early center of the same potent mix — of internet theorizing, disdain for national media and distrust of the federal government — that today fuels Trump’s populist insurgency. The mogul gained political prominence by promoting false internet conspiracy theories about Barack Obama’s birthplace and won the presidency by channeling the worldviews of disaffected voters who had become profoundly alienated from the nation’s power centers.

In places like Montoursville, the conditions for that rise were on display long before Trump himself arrived to capitalize on them. In July 1996, a Paris-bound Boeing 747 taking off from John F. Kennedy Airport exploded and plunged into the Atlantic Ocean off Long Island. Among those killed were 16 student members of the Montoursville High School French club and five of their chaperones. The mysterious crash became an instant national news phenomenon with a novel twist: Internet adoption was just becoming mainstream in the U.S.

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