45th President of the United States, Donald Trump. Vol 2

45th President of the United States, Donald Trump. Vol 2

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MaxSo

1,910 posts

96 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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https://twitter.com/calvinstowell/status/867758381...

(Trump v Macron - round 2)

Edited by MaxSo on Thursday 25th May 17:22

rscott

14,773 posts

192 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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essayer said:
America First!

https://twitter.com/SteveKopack/status/86775857188...

(Trump shoving the PM of Montenegro out of the way to get to the front)

Edited by essayer on Thursday 25th May 17:09
Don't worry, I bet their PM will hide the ketchup, so Trump won't be able to eat his steak tonight..

Tampon

4,637 posts

226 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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Trump is calling for leakers of the Manchester Bombing photos to the NY times to be prosecuted.

“The alleged leaks coming out of government agencies are deeply troubling,” Mr. Trump said in a statement. “These leaks have been going on for a long time, and my administration will get to the bottom of this. The leaks of sensitive information pose a grave threat to our national security.”

He added: “I am asking the Department of Justice and other relevant agencies to launch a complete review of this matter, and, if appropriate, the culprit should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”

So he feel leakers should be behind bars?...

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/25/world/europe/tr...

jmorgan

36,010 posts

285 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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Obviously he only likes the right leaks. Not the wrong leaks.

Tampon

4,637 posts

226 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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It isn't a leak if he does it.

He is the President.

It is different.

Mr GrimNasty

8,172 posts

171 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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Tampon said:
Trump is calling for leakers of the Manchester Bombing photos to the NY times to be prosecuted"

“The alleged leaks coming out of government agencies are deeply troubling,” Mr. Trump said in a statement. “These leaks have been going on for a long time, and my administration will get to the bottom of this. The leaks of sensitive information pose a grave threat to our national security.”

He added: “I am asking the Department of Justice and other relevant agencies to launch a complete review of this matter, and, if appropriate, the culprit should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”

So he feel leakers should be behind bars?...
The Manchester leak just shows how rotten/corrupt/out of control/disloyal and in cahoots the security services and the anti-Trump press are.

You really think it is acceptable that sources in the security services are constantly dirt digging/leaking/briefing against Trump on a hotline to certain newspapers?

Why was it acceptable for the same people to work so hard to bury real dirt/crimes by Obama and the Clintons?

And you try to twist it around to have another dig at Trump - truly pathetic.

jmorgan

36,010 posts

285 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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Trump has shown he likes leaks when it suits him. He also liked to boast and spilled the beans where he ought not to, and in front of a Russian press man, probably in the business of spying.

The daft thing here is he is saying that what has been leaked has some merit, not the Manchester issue, but the prior info he did not want leaked.

However, the fact that his government leaks like a sieve, does that reflect the work atmosphere behind the scenes?

Bill

52,835 posts

256 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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Mr GrimNasty said:
The Manchester leak just shows how rotten/corrupt/out of control/disloyal and in cahoots the security services and the anti-Trump press are.

You really think it is acceptable that sources in the security services are constantly dirt digging/leaking/briefing against Trump on a hotline to certain newspapers?
How are the Manchester links related to disloyalty and the "anti-Trump" press*? We don't know who leaked the info for starters.

  • Or "the press" as most know it.

grumbledoak

31,551 posts

234 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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Bill said:
How are the Manchester links related to disloyalty and the "anti-Trump" press*? We don't know who leaked the info for starters.
Thought to be Department of Homeland Security as the CIA and FBI have denied it, as far as I have read.

And yes, the partisan leaking does rather prove "deep state" is a real thing, in case anyone doubted it.

Bill

52,835 posts

256 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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grumbledoak said:
Thought to be Department of Homeland Security as the CIA and FBI have denied it, as far as I have read.
Not at all then. Apart from demonstrating his hypocrisy.

Derek Smith

45,732 posts

249 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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essayer said:
America First!

https://twitter.com/SteveKopack/status/86775857188...

(Trump shoving the PM of Montenegro out of the way to get to the front)

Edited by essayer on Thursday 25th May 17:09
I went on course to identify body language and actions to point to a type of character. It was incredibly useful when interviewing. One of the traits picked out was the action of Trump in the video. As soon as I saw it it brought the memory back. We were told to look at the person and most of us laughed at the action. We had a chat from a psychologist about it. The idea was to point out the weaknesses of certain types of person, a way in or place to put the lever.

We were told that it would not always be that easy to identify such a person as the action would not be so overt.

The man has no couth.


anonymous-user

55 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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Remember Trump's travel ban? That got quashed by a judge? Then quashed again by a Federal Appeals Court?

So then Trump got out his very best crayons and drew up a new travel ban. Determined to stay inside the lines set by the Appeals Court.

Remember how that one got quashed by a judge too? And then went to appeal?

Well, the Appeals Court has just ruled on ban #2.

And you'll never guess what - the answer will amaze you!

They quashed it too.

So sad.

FN2TypeR

7,091 posts

94 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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Greg66 said:
Remember Trump's travel ban? That got quashed by a judge? Then quashed again by a Federal Appeals Court?

So then Trump got out his very best crayons and drew up a new travel ban. Determined to stay inside the lines set by the Appeals Court.

Remember how that one got quashed by a judge too? And then went to appeal?

Well, the Appeals Court has just ruled on ban #2.

And you'll never guess what - the answer will amaze you!

They quashed it too.

So sad.
Not quite, repeat after me:

VERY SAD!

p1stonhead

25,577 posts

168 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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BIANCO said:
Greg66 said:
Remember Trump's travel ban? That got quashed by a judge? Then quashed again by a Federal Appeals Court?

So then Trump got out his very best crayons and drew up a new travel ban. Determined to stay inside the lines set by the Appeals Court.

Remember how that one got quashed by a judge too? And then went to appeal?

Well, the Appeals Court has just ruled on ban #2.

And you'll never guess what - the answer will amaze you!

They quashed it too.

So sad.
What a sod trying to protect Americans from unwanted immigrants that could possibly be terrorists.
Yeah because that's what it was laugh

Countdown

39,977 posts

197 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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BIANCO said:
What a sod trying to protect Americans from unwanted immigrants that could possibly be terrorists.
If selling $billions of dollars worth of bombs to Saudi doesn't stop terrorism I'm not sure what will...... scratchchin

anonymous-user

55 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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BIANCO said:
What a sod trying to protect Americans from unwanted immigrants that could possibly be terrorists.
Lolikins. You deffo should have suggested to the Government lawyers that they argue that. It might have made all the difference rofl

FN2TypeR

7,091 posts

94 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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BIANCO said:
What a sod trying to protect Americans from unwanted immigrants that could possibly be terrorists.
Cast iron legal argument there


Willy Nilly

12,511 posts

168 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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Just dipping in here, but I love the way he adds emphasis to words and sentences that don't need it. The people in Manchister were murdered "terribly" as opposed to the nice way most people get murdered.

Disastrous

10,088 posts

218 months

Thursday 25th May 2017
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BIANCO said:
What a sod trying to protect Americans from unwanted immigrants that could possibly be terrorists.
rofl


unrepentant

21,274 posts

257 months

Friday 26th May 2017
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As predicted here previously Jared Kushner now under FBI investigation over Russia.
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