TRUMP - Some people think......... How do you feel?

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Like we needed another reason to wish 2020 was a bad dream. After saying he wouldn't run until 2024, Kanye West is stepping into the 2020 presidential campaign as an independent. Or so he says. Apparently he's missed the deadline for independent candidates in some states already.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1279575273365594112

So now we have two ego-driven narcissistic celebs running for President. Maybe the Dems should just nominate George Clooney and make it a three-way.
 
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Russia is actively supporting the Taliban with cash, arms, supplies and intelligence.

They have been doing so for several years.

These facts are well known to the U.S. intelligence community and the Pentagon and have been extensively documented.

In this sense, Russia is doing to the U.S. exactly what we did to the Soviets when they were bogged down in Afghanistan.

Starting with the Carter administration and continuing through the Reagan and Bush administrations, the U.S. supplied financial assistance, arms, supplies, and in some cases, even training, to Afghan militants, including jihadists, fighting the Soviets.

U.S. President Ronald Reagan even invited the leaders of the Afghan resistance to a meeting in the Oval Office.

In those days, we called them freedom fighters.

The payment of bounties to soldiers or irregular militias for killing enemy combatants is nothing new.

It has a long, despicable, history in the annals of warfare ...

Who benefits from the release of this information?

Russia would be perfectly happy to see the U.S.-Taliban agreement fall apart and for the U.S. to continue to be bogged down there.

The Taliban “have not attacked American positions” since February, after the US signed an agreement with the militants to withdraw from Afghanistan.

That, by the way, was greeted with wailing and gnashing of the teeth by the US political establishment – including the Times – which has been committed to having other people fight and die in Afghanistan forever in the name of democracy, human rights or… something.

@Redbaron and @Northwind ...

By all means, go ahead and take at face value the evidence-free assertions of a newspaper sourced to anonymous spies who have been consistently and terrifyingly wrong on just about everything.

If you can’t trust anonymous intelligence officials, after all, who can you trust?

Enough of you have done it enough of the time so far, and look how well it has worked out!

Clearly, Trump is only pulling out of there not because he disapproves of Americans dying in endless foreign wars but because he is a Russian Puppet.
 
The fact is that Trump has not released his tax returns, even after promising many times during the campaign to do so.
He claimed they were 'under audit' He pledged to release them when the audit was finished.
He still has not released them. Are they still under audit, 3 or 4 years later?
If they are, there must be some huge things Trump is trying to hide.
Every presidential candidate since Nixon (1968) has released (voluntarily) their returns, so that voters might see they had nothing to hide.
Every. Last. One.
That is, until Trump.
He did promise to release them, and has never done so. In fact, he fought against the release of his tax returns and financial reports all the way to the U. S. Supreme Court, who rendered their decision today.
Those are NOT the acts of a person who has nothing to hide.
Trumo may or may not have something to hide in his finances. But he's acting mighty suspiciously.
 
Agreed. Once read an analysis that suggested that if he'd merely taken his inheritance, invested it in blue chip stocks, he'd have been much, much richer than he is today.
 
BetteTheRed said:
Agreed. Once read an analysis that suggested that if he'd merely taken his inheritance, invested it in blue chip stocks, he'd have been much, much richer than he is today.
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He needed his sister to do his home work and his english is at a grade three level. Why are you so surprised?
 
Celestial or cerebral comedy?


Celest, or say lest about such vast scattered Eire 's ... the code thereof is thick and dense! Like the myth of literalism amongst those hating literally everything!

One is led to search out misty parts ... eerie? Votively strange lights in the dark side ... twilight Zoans?

Its only de light of the alternate ... soak it up like the sob ... small pieces of bread in the stew we're in! Dump lingues ...
 
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Netanyahu, Trump and Putin: A love story

The Israeli prime minister has worked hard to grow his political bromance with the presidents of Russia and the US.

Netanyahu has had 5 formal meetings with Trump in two years and 13 with Putin in the past four years [Reuters]

Netanyahu has had 5 formal meetings with Trump in two years and 13 with Putin in the past four years [Reuters]

Call him a crook, call him a warmonger, but who other than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu could boast two successful summits with both US and Russian presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, all within two weeks of the Israeli elections?

His immediate motives are clear, but there is something beyond his obviously shrewd use of diplomacy for electoral gain.

There are greater strategic implications of such high-powered statesmanship.

So how did a politically challenged, corruption-ridden leader of a tiny state get the world superpowers to do his bidding and on his schedule?
The answer lies in a three-way bromance that has been blossoming for some time, and could potentially shape the Middle East for years to come.
 
It's funny but not funny, because it's so painfully true.

If he weren't POTUS I'd say he has the most entertaining - cartoonishly so - case of full blown narcissism I've ever seen. But he is POTUS, so it's also depressing.
 
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