45th President of the United States, Donald Trump.
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It's this believing in sky pixes that worries me, this is why America can't ever be trusted to do anything, they are obsessed with trusting everything to 'God' and actually believe he looks over them...but only them and their allies...it's mental ..
Also Trump says he can eradicate ISIS totally.....and end terrorism... does anyone think he will?
Also Trump says he can eradicate ISIS totally.....and end terrorism... does anyone think he will?
p1stonhead said:
Asking for lotto numbers kills any credibility you have because you keep going back to 'someone using logic based on historic evidence to explain their point is clearly using magic' 
Do I really have to repeat myself again ?I am stopping this now, I am not certain about the future and cannot predict it. Just rinsing the same question{s} over and over again will get no extra certainty from me. As I have said many times I am not a reader of the future with the certainty you seem able to predict. If you wish absolutes, I suggest you ask yourself questions in your own mirror.
Stickyfinger said:
p1stonhead said:
Asking for lotto numbers kills any credibility you have because you keep going back to 'someone using logic based on historic evidence to explain their point is clearly using magic'
Do I really have to repeat myself again ?I am stopping this now, I am not certain about the future and cannot predict it. Just rinsing the same question{s} over and over again will get no extra certainty from me. As I have said many times I am not a reader of the future with the certainty you seem able to predict. If you wish absolutes, I suggest you ask yourself questions in your own mirror.
But I agree I'm bored of your dodging the question too let's leave it. Let's just both assume Trump has magic beans
Edited by p1stonhead on Saturday 21st January 10:18
Stickyfinger said:
p1stonhead said:
Asking for lotto numbers kills any credibility you have because you keep going back to 'someone using logic based on historic evidence to explain their point is clearly using magic'
Do I really have to repeat myself again ?I am stopping this now, I am not certain about the future and cannot predict it. Just rinsing the same question{s} over and over again will get no extra certainty from me. As I have said many times I am not a reader of the future with the certainty you seem able to predict. If you wish absolutes, I suggest you ask yourself questions in your own mirror.
Stickyfinger said:
Stickyfinger said:
p1stonhead said:
Asking for lotto numbers kills any credibility you have because you keep going back to 'someone using logic based on historic evidence to explain their point is clearly using magic'
Do I really have to repeat myself again ?I am stopping this now, I am not certain about the future and cannot predict it. Just rinsing the same question{s} over and over again will get no extra certainty from me. As I have said many times I am not a reader of the future with the certainty you seem able to predict. If you wish absolutes, I suggest you ask yourself questions in your own mirror.
Lucas Ayde said:
chrispmartha said:
I'm astounded people think voting for Trump is a vote for the common person.
Very few people think that a vote for Trump is a vote for a common person or someone who truly represents a common person.It is however, the aforementioned 'common person' giving two fingers to the establishment which has been serving us a succession of stooges who ignore the wishes of the electorate in order to keep the rich and powerful, rich and powerful since, well, forever.
Whether or not Trump demonstrates he will truly break with the establishment order - or is even any good at doing his job - remains to be seen, but it's excellent news that people are cottoning on to having been played by a ruling elite.
There are many, who don't particularly like Trump as a person, who are willing to give him a go before passing judgement due to what he is seen to represent.
Comparisons are often drawn with Reagan but Reagan was a warm individual usually noted for his courteous behaviour. What should give many pause to reflect is that Trump won while being the man he is. The power of his ideas was enough for millions to choose to ignore his many unappealing traits and elect him leader.
Rather than continuing to whine hysterically on social media, and through the MSM, self professed "liberals" need to pause and think what message and policies they can offer the ordinary working man and woman in the 21st century. Because targeting identified "victim" groups and calling a racist everyone who disagrees with you isn't cutting it any more.
If the electorate are angry now, just think how angry they would be after another decade of stagnating or falling real incomes (after properly factoring in housing costs in the UK context)
///ajd said:
So its power back to the people.
And the first thing he does is dismantle the healthcare initiative designed to provide care to all citizens?
Power back to the people to fend for themselves?
is it right that many of those with healthcare cannot afford to use it because they cant afford the deductible a bit like having fully Comp Car Insurance for £10 but with £10,000 Excess your insured to drive but if you have an accident your screwedAnd the first thing he does is dismantle the healthcare initiative designed to provide care to all citizens?
Power back to the people to fend for themselves?
tommunster10 said:
But will he totally eradicate ISIS and terrorism.... if he does he's actually superman, i think he'll live to regret saying things like that personally, how long has terrorism been happening?
Good job he has God on his side and not Allah....oh hang on..what they are the same?
he does have a very big bomb nowGood job he has God on his side and not Allah....oh hang on..what they are the same?
I think we are going to sit back and watch what happens in the next 100 days to give us an idea of what the next four years will bringCoolHands said:
So which women's rights are now actually under threat from President Trump? Looks like another one of those marches where they're just protesting about anything and everything:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-38665546
sirtyro said:
schmalex said:
Melania is fit
Bill Clinton gets BUSTED by Hillary checking her out!!! Sooooo funny 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMtTR5oiPs0&fe...
"nice......clap.......nice"
http://i.imgur.com/NiCetFK.gifv
johnxjsc1985 said:
he does have a very big bomb now I think we are going to sit back and watch what happens in the next 100 days to give us an idea of what the next four years will bring
The first 100 days could be very interesting. I think if he fails to deliver signs of meaningful change to the old coal & steel areas within that time, he'll lose the support of that section of the population. A lot of that demographic seem to be those who rarely vote or have an interest in politics but were persuaded by his rhetoric. I think we are going to sit back and watch what happens in the next 100 days to give us an idea of what the next four years will bringI'm more concerned by some of his potential appointments to his cabinet - an education secretary who thinks some schools may need guns to protect them against bears, for example, or not understanding a federal law regarding disabled children's rights to education.
Plenty of sources for this http://www.npr.org/sections/ed/2017/01/18/51041723... , for example.
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