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

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

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Efbe

9,251 posts

166 months

Wednesday 31st May 2017
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laserservo said:
grumbledoak said:
Only on a thread this full of "right" could those two opposing views both be "right"! rofl

FWIW I just think Trump makes his own decisions. Independent people don't bias all their decisions one way. It only appears as "baffling" as it does because this thread is such a limp-wristed echo chamber(*).





* p.p, 5o hehe
There's plenty of logical scope for both being true, at various times e.g.they are failing to deal with him & he is unpredictable, sometimes even manipulable
He has a huge ego. play to it.

When dealing with a group of countries, who have a joint organisation, you have the opportunity to play good cop bad cop wth him.
It certainly appears as though the EU states are playing bad cop, humiliation cop with him. This just won't work. (and obviously isn't)

Eric Mc

122,029 posts

265 months

Wednesday 31st May 2017
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They aren't used to having to talk to babies. They assume world leaders are mature, intelligent adults. Obviously a fatal mistake when dealing with Trump.

Efbe

9,251 posts

166 months

Wednesday 31st May 2017
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Eric Mc said:
They aren't used to having to talk to babies. They assume world leaders are mature, intelligent adults. Obviously a fatal mistake when dealing with Trump.
quite honestly, no.

There are and have always been plenty of pathetic useless, childish leaders out there.
Personalities get elected, egos make leaders. It seems to often be human nature.

Though I admit he does push the boundaries on these.

Eric Mc

122,029 posts

265 months

Wednesday 31st May 2017
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I didn't say we haven't had childish and unpredictable leaders before. There have always been people like that. It's just that the current leaders of the Western democracies have never encountered somebody of that ilk as leader of the United States.

They just don't know how to handle him. In fact, nobody does - not even his own team. He keeps wrong footing the people around him, let alone those he encounters abroad.

Mr GrimNasty

8,172 posts

170 months

Wednesday 31st May 2017
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Here's what the thread Trump haters have been waiting for - Maxine Waters Reveals Proof Trump is Russian Agent!

https://youtu.be/UW0IvzVIUBs

Serious points - no actual evidence! Only morons are talking about impeachment!

Eric Mc

122,029 posts

265 months

Wednesday 31st May 2017
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Why are they morons?

unrepentant

21,257 posts

256 months

Thursday 1st June 2017
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Most serious people here in America are talking about impeachment. Including many republicans! Subpoena's are flying around like confetti, Comey to testify next week, Kushner drowning in excrement, Flynn one step away from jail, Trump struggling to get anyone of quality to fill WH jobs, Eric's school chum Epshteyn now under investigation, Trump's lawyer Cohen has now reluctantly agreed to testify (after subpoena), Mueller moving fast by all accounts and today hired prominent fraud and financial corruption specialists. He knows that following the money is the key to this and is what will being them all down. Russia owns Trump, owns Kushner and controls many of the characters involved in this White House.


minimoog

6,894 posts

219 months

Thursday 1st June 2017
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Disastrous

10,083 posts

217 months

Thursday 1st June 2017
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Mr GrimNasty said:
Here's what the thread Trump haters have been waiting for - Maxine Waters Reveals Proof Trump is Russian Agent!

https://youtu.be/UW0IvzVIUBs

Serious points - no actual evidence! Only morons are talking about impeachment!
Do you post on in here in the hopes that Trump might see it and give you a hotel or be your boyfriend or something? You're like a political White Knight... hehe

Jinx

11,391 posts

260 months

Thursday 1st June 2017
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p1stonhead said:
Alternative plan?
Doing nothing is better then wasting time, resources and effort on something ineffectual (those resources could be put aside for adaptation). Start a global movement for improving air quality (ironically will increase global warming due less aerosols in the atmosphere) but should reduce the black carbon enhancing the polar ice melt. Allow coal and especially gas generated electricity to replace dung and wood burning for cooking and heat. Cheap energy has saved more lives than global warming will ever kill.

XM5ER

5,091 posts

248 months

Thursday 1st June 2017
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Jinx said:
Cheap energy has saved more lives than global warming will ever kill.
In a nutshell.

laserservo

2,779 posts

107 months

Thursday 1st June 2017
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Disastrous said:
Do you post on in here in the hopes that Trump might see it and give you a hotel or be your boyfriend or something? You're like a political White Knight... hehe
you sound envious..

Disastrous

10,083 posts

217 months

Thursday 1st June 2017
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laserservo said:
Disastrous said:
Do you post on in here in the hopes that Trump might see it and give you a hotel or be your boyfriend or something? You're like a political White Knight... hehe
you sound envious..
What sounds envious about that?

I mean, I know what you were aiming for, but it's not really worked there, has it?

Eric Mc

122,029 posts

265 months

Thursday 1st June 2017
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In the modern world, events happen, and we expect them to happen, at a very fast pace.

The move towards a possible impeachment of Trump is definitely there - although how fast this happens is unknown at the moment. As I said earlier, in the Nixon/Watergate era, it took 2.5 years from the initial breaking of the Watergate story to the move to impeach Nixon. He actually wasn't impeached in the end because he stepped down. I remember watching the live TV broadcast of the event at the time. It was carried by British and Irish TV news in the early hours of the morning. I stayed up to watch it - it was such an important event.

At the moment we are only a few months into the Trump Presidency. There is ample time for any incriminatory evidence against the President and his regime to be gathered. We are only at the start of this process at the moment.. There is plenty of time for events to unfold.

I'm waiting to see and hear what Flynn has to say as he scrambles to save his own neck. There may well be other characters in the cast who decide at some point that spilling the beans may be their best bet for survival or avoiding imprisonment. Although he is looked on as a hero from the Watergate affair, John Dean, who was Nixon's legal advisor, decided to tell all in an effort to avoid jail (it didn't work). Eventually, some individuals crack and I am sure that this will happen.

Keep an eye on the list of people who get fired or excluded from the President's inner circle. That's where the "canaries" will come from. The list is gradually growing as we speak.

The king is usually not killed by his enemies, but by his courtiers.

Halb

53,012 posts

183 months

Thursday 1st June 2017
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Et tu, Brute?

Eric Mc

122,029 posts

265 months

Thursday 1st June 2017
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Absolutely.

He'll be undone, eventually, by somebody he has considered to be an ally.

unrepentant

21,257 posts

256 months

Thursday 1st June 2017
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Eric Mc said:
In the modern world, events happen, and we expect them to happen, at a very fast pace.

The move towards a possible impeachment of Trump is definitely there - although how fast this happens is unknown at the moment. As I said earlier, in the Nixon/Watergate era, it took 2.5 years from the initial breaking of the Watergate story to the move to impeach Nixon. He actually wasn't impeached in the end because he stepped down. I remember watching the live TV broadcast of the event at the time. It was carried by British and Irish TV news in the early hours of the morning. I stayed up to watch it - it was such an important event.

At the moment we are only a few months into the Trump Presidency. There is ample time for any incriminatory evidence against the President and his regime to be gathered. We are only at the start of this process at the moment.. There is plenty of time for events to unfold.

I'm waiting to see and hear what Flynn has to say as he scrambles to save his own neck. There may well be other characters in the cast who decide at some point that spilling the beans may be their best bet for survival or avoiding imprisonment. Although he is looked on as a hero from the Watergate affair, John Dean, who was Nixon's legal advisor, decided to tell all in an effort to avoid jail (it didn't work). Eventually, some individuals crack and I am sure that this will happen.

Keep an eye on the list of people who get fired or excluded from the President's inner circle. That's where the "canaries" will come from. The list is gradually growing as we speak.

The king is usually not killed by his enemies, but by his courtiers.
Nobody is suggesting it will be quick although I suspect it's unravelling faster than many predicted. I completely agree, the killer evidence will probably come from those in Trump's circle scrambling to save their own necks.

Bill

52,753 posts

255 months

Thursday 1st June 2017
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Love the balance: He hasn't achieved much, but it's only been a few months Vs he hasn't been impeached, why are they taking so long if it's inevitable.


Eric Mc

122,029 posts

265 months

Thursday 1st June 2017
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Bill said:
Love the balance: He hasn't achieved much, but it's only been a few months Vs he hasn't been impeached, why are they taking so long if it's inevitable.
Because it takes time to gather evidence.

And a lot of the evidence will be supplied through testimonies which are going to be happening over the next few weeks and months. The law is patient. In fact, it's much better to proceed slowly and methodically rather than go off half cocked.

Slowly, slowly, catchee Trumpee.

Bill

52,753 posts

255 months

Thursday 1st June 2017
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I'm with you, I meant the Trumpists.
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