Eric Loh
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9 hours ago, Cryingdick said:
Any excuse for Reuters to use the term"bromance" I guess. Reuters is such a vile despicable news org.
Reuter’s should reserved the term bromance to the Trump-Kim relation. He did declared that he fell in love with Kim and have been exchanging beautiful letters. ????
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10 minutes ago, Nigel Garvie said:
Point of order only:- The US was already involved in Syria before ISIS rose to power. They (Including UK and France etc) were supporting a ragbag group of Sunni terror groups - many believe at Saudi Arabia's request. Remember the pathetic attempts to establish the "Moderate opposition" at $1m per soldier.
If your friend/child/relation was killed in 9/11 (Or 7/7 UK) you might wonder why your government was supporting Al Qaeda in Syria (Later to become Al Nusrah).
Otherwise I agree with your points.
Respectfully US designate Al Nusrah as a terrorist organization and State Department categorically denied arming them and Treasury sanctioned and targeted their financial structure. They cut ties with Al-Qaeda in ‘16. I am no expert and this is totally off topic. Have a good day.
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2 hours ago, TopDeadSenter said:
I disagree. It was an easy way to show the dems are just fine with the concept of "quid pro quo" as it pertains to foreign policy and aid so long as it themselves doing it. Others can not use that method. They will be impeached.
An apples and oranges out of context approach could be used to highlight the sheer hypocrisy (and sillyness)of the situation. For ex Trumps predecessor invaded Libya and Syria on suspicious premises and caused the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people and civil strife, slavery and violence that continues to this day. Nobody batted an eyelid and he got the nobel award. Trump has a phone call with another world leader and asks him to look into corruption and it's the end of the world, meltdown and temper tantrum the likes of which have never been seen before. Certainly makes you wonder.....
You really got to provide better examples if you want to be taken seriously.
Libya military intervention was to implement UN Security Council Resolution to stop crimes against humanity. US intervention was part of NATO allies involvement.
Syria intervention was again a coalition involvement against ISIL.
Meanwhile Trump’s phone call was a personal effort to get dirt on the Bidens. If corruption was what he after, he should asked for an investigation of Rick Perry and his shady deal with Zelensky to get his energy buddies the oil and gas project. Their bids were lower than others but they still clinched the project.
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3 hours ago, Baerboxer said:
Yes.
But I don't want to see some bitter old corrupt hag from America openly interfering in British Politics whilst whining on about how wrong it is to interfere in American politics.
Hypocrisy of the left, as usual. Always "do as we say, not as we do".
Going by your argument, Boris Johnson shouldn’t comment that he side with the protestors in Hong Kong and shouldn’t even talk to them.
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14 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:Funny how when you hit the lefties with facts, logic, and honesty things start to get real quite on these threads.
Alex Jones’s facts, Moscow Mitch’s logic and Lindsey Graham’s honesty. What can go wrong?
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28 minutes ago, Cryingdick said:
All of this comes down to the dems being deathly afraid of an election. Not smart enough to beat Trump.
Dems just protecting the constitution. Dems have raised more funds than the Reps and should relished the election opportunity.
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25 minutes ago, Baerboxer said:
That's what happens Eric when Justice Systems are politicized and politicians try to put themselves above the law and influence how it is applied, enforced and judged.
Seem to remember a certain Mr. Lee was adept at this!
In defense of Lee, those rulings that were positives for him were mainly defamation cases and not policies cases.
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4 minutes ago, elmrfudd said:
other than Sonderland, who specifically said there was no squid go pro, who else did he actually appoint?
Suggest you go check. You seem out of depth.
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12 minutes ago, Cryingdick said:Okay that isnfine as long as we know who it is just like the dear leader. Otherwise when it goes to trial they should set out on empty chair that says whistleblower. When the witness fails to appear all testimony is cast out.
The whistleblower appearance is make redundant by the large volume of evidences for impeachment from career officers appointed by Trump. Meanwhile dear leader refusal to answer direct questions in the Muller investigation make him appeared more guilty.
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33 minutes ago, Cryingdick said:The reps who control the senate have said with no whistleblower they will declare it invalid and it is DOA.
The whistleblower has offered to answer any questions by the Reps in writing replicating and faithfully following the action of the dear leader in the Muller investigating. What is good for the goose is good for the gander.
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A possible court ruling on partisan line. Just like Thailand. OMG. ????
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7 minutes ago, riclag said:
I'll be sure to read up on it when it is the topic story!
Read at your pleasure but just don’t get ridiculous by defending Trump only interest was in Ukraine’s corruption and not Biden.
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23 minutes ago, riclag said:
Is it possible your referring to another topic . I don't see Perry mentioned in this article
Here some help to you to overcome your confusion.
Corruption that Trump does not want to know.
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7 minutes ago, candide said:Latest sign of panick: ????
On Twitter, Trump suggested that House Intelligence committee chairman Adam Schiff (D-CA) released doctored transcripts of impeachment depositions conducted behind closed doors — an explosive claim belied by the fact that not a single Republican or witness who has been in the room for them has said anything of the sort.
https://www.vox.com/2019/11/11/20959281/trump-schiff-doctored-impeachment-hearings-transcripts
Add to his 12,000 false or misleading claims.
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4 minutes ago, riclag said:
Is it possible your referring to another topic . I don't see Perry mentioned in this article
Washington Post and R.Maddow podcast.
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6 minutes ago, riclag said:
Apparently the dems and the media don't find this POTUS has any right to freeze foreign aid to countries who have been under recent suspicion of corrupt dealings such as in the investigation of Russian collusion starting back in 2016 and the Ukraine involvement
Obviously Rick Perry who got the oil and gas projects in Ukraine for his donors were not investigated for corruption. That in spite of their bids were a few millions lower than others. What was he doing there when Pence was supposed to attend the President inauguration.
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29 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:
LOL. You announce it as if you think we're quaking in our boots and pooing in our pants while simultaneously wetting our leg.
Chomper, I've said it many times that I truly look forward to the public hearings. The Dems have opened Pandora's box and I'll delight in seeing how they'll destroy themselves.
Shell shocked White House and foul mood from the President unleashing fury fact bending tirades conjured a President seeing his Presidency slipping through his fingers. Don’t see how it will destroy the Dems. They are not panicking.
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5 minutes ago, johnnybangkok said:Ok one more time for the people at the back of the room -
Gordon Sondland, U.S. ambassador to the European Union in a dramatic u-turn testified that he personally delivered the message on Sept. 1 to a top Ukrainian official that U.S. military aid was contingent upon the country’s ability to launch an investigation that Trump wanted after he “refreshed” his recollection.
Bill Taylor, U.S. charge d’affaires for Ukraine told Congress that "it was becoming clear" to him that a meeting between Trump and the Ukrainian President "was contingent upon the investigation of Burisma and alleged Ukrainian interference in the 2016 elections,”
And last but not least, decorated army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, director of European affairs for the National Security Council- who was listening to the call - said he had “no doubt” that Trump was pressuring Ukraine to investigate his political rival, according to the transcript. He also said he reported his concerns to the National Security Council’s top lawyer because he was so “concerned.”
For the hard of hearing “contingent upon” and “pressuring “ (Big words I know) means quid pro quo.
Don’t forget Pentagon senior officer Laura Copper’s testimony that Trump didn’t released the military aid and it was Bolton who went behind Trump’s back to authorize the release. He saw the illegal obstruction of the aids and decide to do the right thing. He then resigned.
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8 minutes ago, Jack100 said:I wish my daddy could get me a job like that !
Daddy got 2 of them jobs in the White House. His key donors got good jobs too.
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5 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:The issues raised extended far beyond the single matter of closed door hearings. You know that but that information wouldn't fit into the narrative you want to portray with your comment.
The invasion was certainly not because Matt Gaetz couldn’t find a better place to eat pizza. They did conjured up a reason that the American people deserve a public and open hearing. Now they got it. End of story but not for the republicans who continue to muddy the water with their idiosyncratic pranks.
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20 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:How did they keep it all secret from the Republican members of the Investigating Committees?
A dozen of them in the closed hearing and 11 of the 41 republicans that staged that childish invasion of the house had access for the closed hearing but choose to join in that ludicrous and desperate diversion prank.
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56 minutes ago, chokrai said:No the ship is not going down. Trump will get re-elected and you guys will still be babbling like morons about the next big thing that is going to take him down.
The next big thing will be that Trump will not win the next election and the congress will see the Dem taking back control. The ship is already sinking and rats are bailing when they realized that Trump is toxic to their chance of staying in office.
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On 11/9/2019 at 1:21 PM, billd766 said:
A bit like most empires over the centuries, Roman, Moorish, Mongols, China, Spain, France, Germany, UK, the USA and the EU at some time in the future.
China was bit of an odd ball in that they never colonized any countries like the rest in your list. Trade and commerce were their main reasons to leave their shores.
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1 hour ago, BobBKK said:What hiding? he published the transcript voluntarily whereas your side held all hearings in secret - unprecedented!!!
Hi BobBkk, the Dems we’re conducting impeachment inquiry under the rules that the Republican majority approved in 2015. Why the sad and phony whining.
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Democrats release new batch of testimony from Trump impeachment inquiry
in World News
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Trump didn’t authorized the release of fund period.
https://talkingpointsmemo.com/news/report-state-dept-quietly-released-ukraine-aid-at-boltons-orders