johnnybangkok
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19 hours ago, riclag said: Another American who see's greatness in the GOAT President's. God Bless the Peacemakers.
"As I watch and monitor this historic operation, I’m in awe of President Trump’s determination to be a man of peace but at the end of the day, evil’s worst nightmare Well done, Mr. President".
Why don't you, Donald and Graham just hire yourselves a room and you can circle jerk in private?
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19 hours ago, ericthai said: dont talk to stupid woke collage kids from the US. Did you ask if they were ashamed of being white too??
The kids in collages have been brainwashed to thinking they are bad because they are from the US and white and should be ashamed of themselves because the US has had salves in the past.
They are also being taught there is not such thing as two genders, you can be what you want to be.
Hey, the 1950,s called. They want their views back.
I suspect by your bad grammar and inability to spell “slaves”, college was probably beyond yourself but just FYI, there’s not too many 34 year olds still at college, woke or not.
And I think it’s particularly telling that you assumed that they were white. They weren’t. Both were black and both worked for the US government as liaisons between the Thai and US Army. Hardly a couple of brainwashed, woke college kids that your bias immediately assumed.
And finally, give me 2 “woke” college kids any day rather than an old, miserable white supremacist like yourself. People like you were rightly sidelined for much of the past 40 years but through Trump and his MAGA brigade, stupid is having a revival so you just hang in there champ and get it all out of your system now while you can as hopefully very soon we can get back to again treating you all as the joke you have always been.
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Just now, KhunLA said: A doper dies, nobody cares but family & friends, maybe.
38 yr old, and you'd thing an intelligent, mature, responsible adult by now, guess not. Nnot a whole lot of sympathy, as I've been around self inflicting drug addicts and Alkys all my life.
Live (or Die) with your choices.
'Well thank you for attending your interview with us here today KhunLA but I'm afraid we won't be taking your application any further'
Yours sincerely
The Samaritans
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16 hours ago, TedG said: What exactly are the Dems going to impeach Trump over?
Well the easiest and most obvious is The US Constitution explicitly prohibits the president receiving anything of value from a foreign government. That includes $400M planes and over $45,000 in unreported gifts from Saudi Arabia, including a Saudi dagger worth up to $24,000 and two sword sets. Also foreign governments, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Malaysia, and the Philippines, spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on hotel bookings and events at Trump International Hotel and other properties during his term, which critics label as a direct violation of the Constitution. And although not direct to Trump himself the United Arab Emirates (UAE)-controlled fund made a $2 billion investment into a Trump-linked crypto entity, raising concerns regarding foreign policy influence. You've also got the people who have bribed their way out of jail and of course a full investigation into who has been buying Trump/Melania coins could also reveal a treasure trove of back-hander deals.
Once a con-man, always a con-man.
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47 minutes ago, BilllyGOAT said: Who would spike someone’s drink with heroin and cocaine, and for what? It does not add up, unless the reporting is wrong about which drugs were involved. Perhaps they were simply using recreationally and accidentally overdosed, and then she claimed her drink was spiked when she got to the hospital to avoid being arrested for Class 1 drug use. My guess is that only cocaine was involved, possibly cut with too much fentanyl, and that could be what killed him. Fentanyl might also show up positive for heroin in a drug test. She may also have worried she could be charged with his death if she admitted they had taken the drugs together, especially if the authorities believed she was the one who gave him the drugs. She probably also did not want his clients, family and friends to know that he was taking drugs and overdosed, hence the spiked drink story.
I think this is much more likely.
I had a friend who went through pretty much exactly this. He bought some coke, took it and about an hour later he was in the ICU in a coma. Fortunately he didn't take too much and had friends with him at the time that acted quickly and got him straight to hospital. They also could treat him quickly as he still had most of the stuff on him and they could analyse it and treat him accordingly. It was found to have small amounts of cocaine but mostly fentanyl, heroin and even some yaba thrown in for good measure. He was in a coma for 15 hours though and was kept in for 4 days just to make sure there was no long lasting affects. He made a full recovery and although this was about 5 years ago, hasn't touched any drugs since.
Fortunately the police weren't interested in taking matters further but then again, he didn't die as in this tragic case.
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1 hour ago, dinsdale said: It's now clear that you don't know what I'll make something up means. Somewhat the opposite of factual. What is a fact though is that there is fraud in California concerning hospice/homecare/childcare.
And what is a also fact is it's happening all over America but you and Trump/Vance are only interested in the blue states. That's called bias and especially egressious coming from a President who is supposed to represent ALL Americans.
It's also pretty obvious you don't know Brandolini's Law
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2 minutes ago, dinsdale said: I'll make something up. Fraud in Cali alone will be around $200 billion. Pretty clear I'd say. Mind you IMO 10x more than Minnesota might be around the mark which would be around $200 billion.
You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts.
Your posts are the very definition of Brandolini's Law.
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1 minute ago, dinsdale said: The surface has only just been scratched. You wait and see. Minnesota is huge as far as fraud goes so Cali will be a lot bigger.
So as I suspected, you don't actually know and are relying on a crystal ball to help you out.
Musk/Trump boasted of saving $2 trillion when they first started the DOGE fiasco and the actual numbers came to nothing near that but yet here you are YET AGAIN believing the nonsense that comes out of Trump and Vance's mouth. When will any of you Trump fans every admitt you've just been conned AGAIN? Just exactly how many times do you need to be sold a donkey before you finally believe the Emperor really does have no clothes?
P.S. I take it it's sheer conicidence that the only fraud going on is from Democratic led states. Funny that eh?
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1 hour ago, dinsdale said: We visited “ground zero” for hospice fraud: Los Angeles, California
https://www.cbsnews.com/projects/2026/hospice-fraud/
From the very article you quoted 'Hospice fraud is a nationwide problem. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Inspector General reported in 2023 that suspected hospice fraud amounts totaled an estimated $198.1 million.'
So where is this $200 billion you are talking about?
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1 hour ago, KhunLA said: I obviously bash the USA enough myself, but not ashamed of being a citizen of. As most people are down to earth, just living everyday, and keep to themselves. Stop watching MSM, as most citizens, even illegal immigrants are nothing like portrayed. Or ashamed to call themselves Yanks.
We simply don't have any birthright 'royals' living off their subjects because they think they are entitled to.
Or established something as oppressive as the East India Company, to rape the world of free market living existence.
I literally sat with 2 young Americans last night (one aged 26, the other 34) who both said they no longer admit to being American when they first meet people and say they are Canadian as they don't want YET another discussion about the $hit America is subjecting the world to.
P.S. I'm not a royalist (I'm Scottish so very few of us are) so not disagreeing on your anti-monarchist views.
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49 minutes ago, dinsdale said: I'll make something up. Fraud in Cali alone will be around $200 billion. This might be an underestimate when you look at the fraud in Minnesota. Child educational care centres (aka learing centres and people's houses) and hospice/home health care seems to be the popular avenues of gaining federal funds in Cali.
And I'm sure you have a trustworthy link to share with us confirming this rather than just what is being fed to you by Trump, Vance and Fox News?
We await with baited breath.
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1 hour ago, ravip said: It’s astonishing that the so-called “developed world” can’t seem to find a single person capable of stopping this madman from wrecking the world and pushing the poor to their graves.
This is a true litmus test of humanity.
Well said sir!
The main hope now is Trump starts to realise he's bitten off more than even he can chew and with ZERO support from allies (excluding Israel of course) that the situation is just going to get worse and spiral completely out of control. He'll do his usual TACO thing though and soon reverse course with the usual (and wrong) claim of total victory.
The November mid-terms can't come any quicker.
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17 minutes ago, dinsdale said: He's busy finding fraud and my guess is he'll find a lot.
Well if he doesn't find anything he can simply make up the numbers just like Musk did.
How much has Elon Musk's Doge cut from US government spending? https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cn4j33klz33o
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19 hours ago, SingAPorn said: But there are quite a few western females now who have that sense of entitlement and arrogance and they do need to be put in their place. Apart from Trump, unfortunately most men, by fear of all the feminist-me-2 dogma, ...most western men have unfortunately become weasels.
Quite right sir! Those pesky women with their voices and thoughts. How dare they presume to talk in the presence of men. The shear audacity of them!
So what do you suggest when you say 'they do need to be put in their place'? Should we simply chain them to the kitchen sink or just go straight for the stoning?

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2 hours ago, SingAPorn said: Israel dragged America in a dirty war and now Trump has to clean the mess. Wonder what the Israeli mossad or other agencey had, to put pressure as such on Trump to enter their war ?
Well if you consider that Epstein was a Mossad agent (lots of VERY senior people in the FBI and CIA claim he was https://middle-east-online.com/en/was-epstein-mossad-agent) and you know that he very likely did some terribly bad things with his best mate Trump and that Epstein took lots of photo's and videos (primarily for this exact reason) then it doesn't take a genius to put 2 and 2 together and come up with blackmail.
And of course corruption. Which he does. All the time.
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3 hours ago, Zimar said: DO you realize the the Bama conducted most of his enforcement at the Border, whereas, the Don is focusing on the entrenched illegals that the Bama allowed to exist. Trump has decreased the border crossings 90%. Thus focusing on the entrenched illegals. Obviously, more resources and time required to do such.
Obama's administration deported more people than Trump's, with approximately 612,706 deportations in 2013 compared to around 540,000 during the early part of Trump's second term. However, their methods differed significantly, with Obama focusing more on border arrests and Trump on interior enforcement.
"Unless you are dumb enough to wander into poor neighborhoods", like where most of the illegal and criminal aliens exist.
You are refering to interior deportations against border returns correct? Yes Obama did benefit more from this because his priority was to return illegals who were new arrivals in the US over those that had been 'in-country' for longer periods and had family and jobs and a life but it also didn't stop him also focusing on criminals (remember the part Trump promised to do) with a zero tolerance approach to them. The numbers are hard to explain in one post but if you're really interested then it's all here https://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/obama-record-deportations-deporter-chief-or-not
And I would also suggest the real 'criminal' element these days aren't in poor neighborhoods - they're in penthouses in Manhatten or detached mansions in Belgravia.
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9 minutes ago, spidermike007 said: Agreed. Many of us hope they will have war crimes tribunals, Nuremberg style trials, and other means to lock up that entire family for the rest of their decrepit ant and toxic lives.
The world would be a much better place without that parasitic mafia clan.
They are aware of it but just either seem to not care or truly believe they are untouchable. At least Bannon can see the writing on the wall -
“In November 2025, former Trump adviser Steve Bannon warned a crowd at a Conservative Partnership Institute event that if Republicans lose the 2026 midterms and the 2028 presidential election, he and other conservatives could face prison time“
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On 3/13/2026 at 10:09 AM, spidermike007 said: First it was about nuclear deterrence but that argument was shredded by Trump's own admission that he had obliterated their capacity last year, then it was about regime change and then Trump realized that this was very unlikely so what is the current motive? Perhaps it is just about money.
Since it would be considered a conflict of interest even by Trump standards) so he has appointed his sons to invest in areas that he can influenced by his position and further enrich the family. Now it looks like that incredibly toxic family is getting into the munitions business. Which would be very appropriate for the war president.
Among dozens of companies competing for Pentagon contracts to supply attack drones, one stands out.
Powerus is flush with cash and ballooning in size as it buys up rivals and has one other advantage: It is partly owned by President Donald Trump’s two oldest sons.
The Trump family has drawn criticism for expanding its real estate business into foreign countries that are trying to curry favor with the president and for making billions of dollars off cryptocurrency ventures benefiting from his policies. Grabbing less attention are new ownership stakes in federal contractors providing everything from rocket parts and rare earth magnets to AI chips and computer hardware.
“It’s corruption,” said Kathleen Clark, a government ethics expert at Washington University School of Law in St. Louis. “Government decision makers will feel pressure to use contract awards to enrich the president’s family.”
The latest Trump venture is hoping to win some of the $1.1 billion set aside by the Pentagon to build up a U.S. manufacturing base for armed drones now that the Trump administration put a ban on importing them from China.
Shortly after Trump’s reelection, 1789 Capital made Don Jr. a partner and then went on a buying spree of its own, investing in 25 companies in one year. It had made only six purchases in the two years prior, according to data provided by research firm Pitchbook. Most of its targets appear to be seeking federal contracts or taxpayer funds or have already won them.
https://apnews.com/article/drones-eric-donald-trump-powerus-iran-defense-089bff3892f921a10ef4ec785308e716
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I think this goes to the heart of the problem - the complete corruption of Trump and his family. There is such a large list of 'deals' done to enrich himself and his family it's hard to keep up. It's crypto, it's World Liberty Finanace, it's $2 billion from the UAE, it's $400M planes, it's golf courses, hotels, nuclear fusion palnts, AI data centres, media, technology, drones and of course his hideous merchandising.
My only consolation in all of this is eventually he will be out of power and then the corruption probes will begin in earnest and I just hope he and his family get their comeuppence and all of them get jailed - unlikely of course but one can only hope.
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10 hours ago, Yagoda said: Got it LOL. I figured the China cheerleaders would show up with their cut and paste
In typical Yagoda fashion -
Start a post extolling the 'genius' of his beloved Trump.
Someone answers with a contradictory point, full of facts and figures.
Yagoda doesn't like the answer and then resorts to petty insults.
Then attempts to de-rail his own post with a completely different statement of 'How much of Irans military is left LOL'
You couldn't make this up. Unless of course you're Yagoda.

Robert Mueller has passed
in Political Soapbox
You have been told this many, many times before but you just keep on with your willful ignorance and insistance that 'there's nothing to see here, move on now, nothing to see'"-
12 Russian intelligence officers who were indicted by a federal grand jury accused of hacking the Clinton campaign and Democratic Party organizations as part of a Russian scheme to release emails damaging to Clinton during the 2016 race.
13 Russians and three Russian companies were indicted in Mueller's investigation accused of taking part in an elaborate campaign to sow discord in the United States ahead of the 2016 election and harm Clinton's candidacy in order to boost Trump.
Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign chairman passed internal Trump campaign information to a Russian intelligence officer during the 2016 election. He was found guilty of five counts of tax fraud, two counts of bank fraud and one count of failing to disclose foreign bank accounts.
Michael Flynn, Trump's national security adviser who pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russia during Trump's presidential transition.
Rick Gates, the former deputy chairman of Trump's campaign who pleaded guilty to conspiracy against the United States and lying to investigators.
Konstantin Kilimnik, a Manafort aide in Ukraine who was charged with tampering with witnesses about their past lobbying for Ukraine's former pro-Russian government.
George Papadopoulos the former Trump campaign adviser was sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russian official.
Alex Van Der Zwaan who once worked closely with Manafort and Gates, Van Der Zwaan pleaded guilty to lying to Mueller's investigators about contacts with a Trump campaign official. Van Der Zwaan, the Dutch son-in-law of one of Russia's richest men, was sentenced to prison and fined $20,000.
Richard Pinedo who pleaded guilty to identity fraud in a case related to the Mueller investigation for helping Russian conspirators launder money, purchase Facebook ads and pay for supplies.
You lot keep going on about the 'hoax' and it's true Trump somehow managed to dodge direct involvement in the investigation but there was certainly plenty there and plenty of links directly to Trump