President Trump

AliBobbyJ said:
We've both been to football matches and then read a report that made us think "did this guy watch the same game as I just did?"

I'm that way with your post. I watched the attack live on tv and saw the secret service rushing to the stage, Trump quickly pushed to the ground, Vance hurried out but on his feet. All in a few seconds.

Also the NY Times reporter who was in the press pool on Saturday night and therefore close to Trump all evening said that the cars taking him back to the White House went hell for leather, not "driving slowly away."

Could go on, but yeah on this one I think thee and me went to different matches.
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You’re very much in the minority.
 
Would love to know if this guy has an actual diagnosed personality disorder. One week we don't trust the UK , they aren't there for us , we don't recognise the Falklands as theirs etc., next week there is no stronger bond between 2 countries than the US and UK. All said with a straight face like the prior week never existed and never pulled up on any of it.
 
uwerosler28 said:
Would love to know if this guy has an actual diagnosed personality disorder. One week we don't trust the UK , they aren't there for us , we don't recognise the Falklands as theirs etc., next week there is no stronger bond between 2 countries than the US and UK. All said with a straight face like the prior week never existed and never pulled up on any of it.
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He probably doesn't believe half of what comes out of his own mouth - he just says it for effect.
 
uwerosler28 said:
Would love to know if this guy has an actual diagnosed personality disorder. One week we don't trust the UK , they aren't there for us , we don't recognise the Falklands as theirs etc., next week there is no stronger bond between 2 countries than the US and UK. All said with a straight face like the prior week never existed and never pulled up on any of it.
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I don't think there's any point in trying to understand (let alone believe) anything he says. Its performative and used for distraction in his reality tv-esque approach to everything politics, and to make him and his fellow twats rich at the expense of the people who he is there to serve, because that's the only way he can hang on.
 
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uwerosler28 said:
Would love to know if this guy has an actual diagnosed personality disorder. One week we don't trust the UK , they aren't there for us , we don't recognise the Falklands as theirs etc., next week there is no stronger bond between 2 countries than the US and UK. All said with a straight face like the prior week never existed and never pulled up on any of it.
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When there is no moral compass, it's quite easy.

It's concerning because with this particular guy, we don't know quite where the limit may be. Perhaps that's by design and if it is, then a good strategy, but I think it's more derived from a life of entitlement, carried along by a massive and out of control ego.

When a person has gone through life getting everything they want, surrounded by 'yes men', bullying to get the result they want without a care in the world for others, and that person becomes the leader of a huge economy and military to match, it's dangerous.

This Iran conflict was a business deal.

Buoyed on by events in Venezuela, he thought Iran would be the same as negotiating a land buy for a hotel, simply bully and coerce the other side and they would be relieved to give in. After all, everybody fears the might of the US and Trump is the greatest......no, bigliest deal maker of them all.

Unfortunately, he totally miscalculated and found somebody who would stand up to him and he never had a back up plan.........because he's never needed one.

The world is starting to understand Chicken Little at long last and doesn't react quite the same to his mutterings as they initially did. After all, we're all told that the best way to treat a bully is to stand up to them, and if you get down to the basics, that's what he is. A great business man he is not!!!

Art of the deal, like fuck it is.
 
Don't know if I heard it right,but I thought turnip said he and Charles had the same opinion re his shitcake in the Gulf.Not King Charles just Charles if another gaffe from the twat. I hope someone can verify or tell me I am losing a bit quicker now
 
northendenton said:
Don't know if I heard it right,but I thought turnip said he and Charles had the same opinion re his shitcake in the Gulf.Not King Charles just Charles if another gaffe from the twat. I hope someone can verify or tell me I am losing a bit quicker now
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Shitgibbon said something like Charles agrees with him even more than he agrees with himself that Iran shouldn’t be allowed to have nukes. Fucking drivel in other words.
 

Norbert D said:
Agent Orange couldn’t find Zambia on a map so who is pulling his strings for this series of heists?
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JD Vance refused to clap for “nature,” during the King’s speech to Congress.

“Even Speaker Mike Johnson was puzzled. In fact, he looked a bit afraid as he rose to clap while JD, emissary of the White House and president of the Senate, sat silently. But the Speaker found the courage to clap anyhow.

King Charles showed Ciceronian rhetorical skills and within 2 minutes he indeed had Vice President Vance clapping for nature, once the king couched the natural order as also necessary for national security for free people

Vance is pulling the strings, at one point during the Kings speech, everyone claps except Vance and he looked angry at the King for bringing up nature.
 
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