Thread: President Donald Trump

Originally Posted by Tanlic

Retards? seems like there's as much favoritism on ignorant name callers on here.

You really think we've heard the last of Clinton nad her crimes. Don't be so naive to think The Barr investigation isn't aimed at just Comey that's a cover to hide the real purpose. They are out to prove she instructed the payment for the illegal fisa. After what she put Trump and his family through he wants her head

All your gibberish aside, what did Hillary put Trump and his family through exactly?

It's beyond ridiculous when a subordinate deems it necessary for such pathetic ego-protecting of his boss.
Assuming the subordinate was not acting on a suggestion from his boss, such as "I don't wanna see that name!".

The latest in the series on #45 and the USA

This week on Planet America, Mueller breaks his silence but is 'Spygate' the real scandal?
Also, Assange and the blueprint turning journalists into felons.
And the rising star hoping to take on Trump in 2020.

^ If that wasn't enough ...

https://tinyurl.com/y3c2h8s3

Planet America Extra

Assange, the NSA, Iran, trade tariffs …. and John Bolton’s moustache.

Planet America’s John Barron and Chas Licciardello with all the extra stories they couldn’t fit into this week’s show.

Originally Posted by David48atTD

The late Senator McCain was a former prisoner of war and a frequent critic of Mr Trump.

Perhaps there much more frequent critics of John McCain's POW...

Bocas Town, Panama Sanitation Department helpfully reminding locals where to dispose their rubbish.

^

This is the level of brainwashing....

^ It's a pity the guy has such a boring, drag-it-out manner of presentation. I only ever get through a half of any of his clips.

Donald Trump is like a 20th-century fascist, says Sadiq Khan
London mayor hits out at US president before his state visit to Britain

The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has compared the language used by Donald Trump to rally his supporters to that of “the fascists of the 20th century” in an explosive intervention before the US president’s state visit to London that begins on Monday.


Writing in the Observer, Khan condemned the red-carpet treatment being afforded to Trump who, with his wife Melania, will be a guest of the Queen during his three-day stay, which is expected to provoke massive protests in the capital on Tuesday.


Khan said: “President Donald Trump is just one of the most egregious examples of a growing global threat. The far right is on the rise around the world, threatening our hard-won rights and freedoms and the values that have defined our liberal, democratic societies for more than 70 years.


“Viktor Orbán in Hungary, Matteo Salvini in Italy, Marine Le Pen in France and Nigel Farage here in the UK are using the same divisive tropes of the fascists of the 20th century to garner support, but with new sinister methods to deliver their message. And they are gaining ground and winning power and influence in places that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.”

Khan, who has had a feud with Trump since becoming mayor in 2016, adds: “This is a man who also tried to exploit Londoners’ fears following a horrific terrorist attack on our city, amplified the tweets of a British far-right racist group, denounced as fake news the robust scientific evidence warning of the dangers of climate change, and is now trying to interfere shamelessly in the Conservative party leadership race by backing Boris Johnson because he believes it would enable him to gain an ally in Number 10 for his divisive agenda.”


On Saturday Trump defied diplomatic convention which dictates that leaders do not weigh in to the domestic politics of other nations, particularly ahead of visits, by backing Johnson to succeed Theresa May in an interview with the Sun. He also used the interview to describe the Duchess of Sussex, as “nasty”.

In another interview in the Sunday Times he said he would want “to know” Jeremy Corbyn before sharing American intelligence and suggested Nigel Farage negotiate with Brussels if the EU failed to give Britain what it wants.


Mel Stride, the newly appointed Commons leader, made clear his surprise at Trump’s comments, saying that while the president was entitled to his opinion, he would not be picking the next British prime minister.


Corbyn said: “President Trump’s attempt to decide who will be Britain’s next prime minister is an entirely unacceptable interference in our country’s democracy. The next prime minister should be chosen not by the US president, nor by 100,000 unrepresentative Conservative party members, but by the British people in a general election.”


Jo Swinson, deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, said: “It shouldn’t come as a surprise that Donald Trump backs Boris, they’re cut from the same cloth. Boris Johnson is what you’d get if you sent Donald Trump to Eton.


“They’re both unqualified to lead, both revel in offending people and both represent the strain of nationalism and populism that we need a liberal movement to stand up to.”


In May 2016 Trump challenged Khan to an IQ test, after the mayor said the president’s views on Islam were “ignorant”. Then, following the terrorist attack on London Bridge and Borough market in 2017, the president accused Khan of “pathetic” behaviour. In July last year Trump said Khan had “done a very bad job on terrorism”.


Organisers of the protests on Tuesday say they will register their anger both against Trump and his wider views, including those on Brexit, which the US president has made clear he supports. Alena Ivanova, a campaign organiser for Another Europe is Possible, said: “Tuesday’s protests aren’t just about Trump, they’re about Trumpism – a politics of racism and bigotry. Trump is part of a global nationalist surge, and Brexit and its cheerleaders are the British franchise of it. Like Trump, Brexit is a threat to our basic rights and freedoms, and promises a future of division, despair and rightwing economics.”


At least 250,000 people are expected to turn out in central London at 11am, on a route between Trafalgar Square and Parliament Square, when Trump meets Theresa May in Downing Street.


Organisers of the rally claim that US officials have pressured the Metropolitan police to impose an unprecedented “exclusion zone” around Trump’s route to keep him at a distance from the public.


One plan is for a “cage” or “pen” to hold demonstrators on Whitehall about 70 metres from Downing Street to keep them out of earshot during Trump’s meeting with May.


“They get to choose who goes in and who goes out , which is a totally ridiculous proposition on our right to protest,” said Asad Rehman of the Stop Trump Coalition.


The giant “Trump baby” blimp is expected to be deployed in Trafalgar Square, but only if the fundraising page for charities “against the politics of hate and division” reaches £30,000, organisers say.









https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...ays-sadiq-khan

Originally Posted by Maanaam

It's a pity the guy has such a boring, drag-it-out manner of presentation. I only ever get through a half of any of his clips.

Sadly these progressive youtubers are all like that. A real bummer.

Trump praises Nigel Farage and refuses to apologise for 'nasty' jibe as he leaves US
Divisive rhetoric continues as US president tells reporters before boarding Marine One that he will not meet London mayor Sadiq Khan

Originally Posted by Cujo

Divisive rhetoric continues

...if the Brits weren't so desperate for non-European friends, this travesty of a visit wouldn't be necessary...

Originally Posted by tomcat

this travesty of a visit wouldn't be necessary

Clearly a kowtow to their new master. Brexiters already begging for Drumpf mushroom micro penis.

Trump in Europe this week, meeting Nigel, Merkel, Macron and having secret meetings with Putin

can't wait to see him step into the Queen toes and start hugging her like a ragged doll

it's going to be fun,

Drumpf Enabler-in-Chief Mitch McConnell asked recently what he would do if a Supreme Court judge died next year: 'We'd fill it [the vacancy]'

McConnell in 2016: 'You can't appoint a SC judge in an election year'


They don't even bother with the pretense of not being massive partisan hypocrites anymore.

Originally Posted by Cujo

refuses to apologise for 'nasty' jibe as he leaves US

Calling the Duchess of Sussex "nasty" is beyond uncouth, shows his lack of diplomacy and his utterly low class background. I hope the QUeen instructs the staff to put nasty stuff in his food and I really hope she publically shames and snubs him in her own clever way.


And he's changed his image for the trip to the UK. It is an improvement, I have to admit, but it wont cover for his bad manners and lack of class.

Trump dismisses Sadiq Khan as "very dumb' and 'incompetent'
In an article for the Observer yesterday Sadiq Khan, the Labour mayor of London, said that the language used by President Trump was similar to the language used by 20th century fascists. It was the latest in a long-running series of bitter barbs the two men have exchanged about each other in public.

As Trump’s plane was about to land, he responded on Twitter, dismissing Khan as a “stone cold loser”. He also suggested that “Kahn” (sic) was “very dumb” and “incompetent”, and mocked him for being short.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...08d4e6b70dcfca
He really is a no class white trash with money.

trump was invited to visit the uk by the queen to be part of the celebrations remembering d day where thousands of american servicemen played their part in liberating europe and saving the uk from the nazis.

that the virtue signalling mayor of london, dianne abbott and the leader of the green party have decided to boycott him and instead take part in a rather silly demonstration against him is a calculated insult to both the american soldiers who were prepared to give their lives and to the great country of the usa.

Protesters will gather in Trafalgar Square at 11am tomorrow, where Stand Up To Racism will be organising a “milkshaking” and “knock down the border wall” stunt.

Activists will bombard effigies of Mr Trump, Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson with milkshake before pulling down a mock-up of Mr Trump’s border wall.

Julie Sherry from Stand Up To Racism said: “There’s widespread, palpable fury simmering across Britain at the lengths our government — which itself has no legitimacy — has gone to to facilitate a state visit for this bigot, racist, misogynist and climate change denier.

“In the spirit of #MilkshakeRevolution, this is a day to express the feeling of the anti-racist majority — not in our name — we reject everything he and his so-called pals Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage stand for.”

Shadow home secretary Diane Abbott, Green MP Caroline Lucas and TUC general secretary Frances O’Grady were all confirmed today as speakers at the rally.

Originally Posted by taxexile

that the virtue signalling mayor of london, dianne abbott and the leader of the green party have decided to boycott him and instead take part in a rather silly demonstration against him is a calculated insult to both the american soldiers who were prepared to give their lives and to the great country of the usa.

It's them exercising their democratic right to protest. Precisely what was fought for.

I'd say the greater insult to their memory is that they're being 'represented' by a draft-dodging wannabe dictator who, as Khan astutely points out, uses the same language of the 20th Century fascists they fought against.

Trump: the weak mans idea of a strong man.

Originally Posted by Cujo

He really is a no class white trash with money.

He really is. There can be no argument about it... unless one is also no class white trash who does not know what class is.

Originally Posted by taxexile

a rather silly demonstration against him is a calculated insult to both the american soldiers who were prepared to give their lives and to the great country of the usa.

Utter rubbish. It's a calculated and deliberate insult to the orange cvnt who has no class, no vision beyond enriching himself and his cronies, and is an arsehole jerk with no redeeming qualities as a human being, let alone a politician, and absolutely none whatsoever as a president of the US.

Originally Posted by AntRobertson

Trump: the weak mans idea of a strong man.

And the dumb man's idea of a smart man, and the classless trash man's idea of what class is.