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45 minutes ago, Jonathan Fairfield said:

Four vehicles were damaged, eight people were injured and one person died

This story is seriously lacking details (or maybe it's past my bed time).

The pick up and the Benz were damaged. What other 2 vehicles?

Who died?

Was the baby hurt?

What 8 people were injured?

Watched the video numerous times. Was there a passenger?

Where was the baby sitting? On the drivers lap?

22 minutes ago, webfact said:

The US tourists expressed themselves happy with the outcome and wanted to leave it at that, said the police.

Salute to these gals for handling the situation with class. Hope they enjoy the balance of their trip.

1 hour ago, JAG said:

There is an alternative school of thought which holds that "Trump" is a dirty, filthy, disgusting word. A point of view rather supported by the fact that in "old English" usage it meant "fart"!

I smelled a bad smell the night he descended down that escalator in one of his castles.

3 hours ago, webfact said:

It's a dirty, filthy, disgusting word ...

Now here's a topic (finally) that the pussy President knows a lot about.

1 hour ago, webfact said:

Nigel Farage is a friend of mine. Boris is a friend of mine," Trump told reporters

My friendships require a little more than one handshake or a phone conversation.

But then I'm not desperate for friendships like Donald Trump.

Next week he'll be calling the Queen and many of the Royal Family friends of his.

45 minutes ago, JAG said:

Threatening action which could conceivably lead to a major air disaster - a large passenger aircraft colliding with a drone - seems to this old fascist to be rather stretching the definition of non-violent civil disobedience...

Did you read this sentence? "The activists said they would avoid any risk to aircraft by informing the authorities of their plans in advance"

Such a warning seems quite responsible to me.

I guess the finaglers aren't quite as freaking good at finagling as they thought they were.

Geez, can't even rig an election! How can they be trusted to govern a country?

1 hour ago, bendejo said:

 

No collusion.

No obstruction.

Says so right there on the sign.

Case closed.

 

 

Don't believe everything you read (or hear on FOX).

1 hour ago, helpisgood said:

 

 

 

Besides, it's got to be a little unsettling for the Chief Executive, viz., Pres. Trump, when an investigator within his own branch of government (thus, essentially one of his own employees) on a high-profile investigation gives a public statement specifying that the employee cannot exonerate his top boss of acts that invite impeachment of said boss, viz., the president (See, e.g., Watergate and the obstruction of justice article of impeachment). 

You can't "unsettle" a psychopath.

2 hours ago, TopDeadSenter said:

Neatly buried amidst the waffle is the most important part. Mueller thinks he can just resign and slink off into the sunset, and never speak about his witch hunt again He is sorely mistaken. It doesn't work like that. Mueller will be dragged kicking and screaming if necessary to testify about what on earth he was thinking acting on the Steele dossier(that even Steele refuses to talk about!) that was paid for up Clinton and team, and how he could be so stupid to stack his team with extremists like Page and Strzok, and the rest of the bizarre actions he undertook. You can't overshadow and ruin the first 3 years of the best President ever for no reason whatsoever without some serious blowback after you fail. Expect treason/sedition charges at the very least. That also goes for Comey, Clinton and the rest of those complicit in this farce.

 

 Mueller can finally stop talking about this travesty of justice and soft coup attempt when he is safely behind bars. Can't come soon enough.

 

edit to add - did anyone else notice the guys demeanor? He started off the speech in flat-out panic mode. He was finding it hard to breath, looked like he was about to have a coronary. He knows he is in a world of trouble.

OMG .... What a ridiculous rant.