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I am struggling now.  I really want Trump to come to the UK so he can be publicly ridiculed and feel the disgust of the British public towards him.  On the other hand I really hope that he is no longer POTUS next year.

Trump has said that he will not come to Britain if there are going to be protests against him.  Well I can guarantee you Donald that the vitriol towards you will not subside by next year or any year soon.

Sad news for the UK!  Apparently Trump's planned trip to Britain has been put back until next year.  Such a shame as it is doubtful that he will still be POTUS then.

2 minutes ago, sanemax said:

Add a  when doing humour

I do.

4 minutes ago, sanemax said:

The cold war is over , the Berlin wall has come down , Russians no longer want to expand communism , they are no longer public enemy No 1

   USA /Russian hostilities have thawed over the last 20 years , so expect further flaws .

   Some Americans furious that Putin tried to get involved in USA politics (allegedly) , the same people now suggest USA getting involved with Russians politics and getting the leader removed .

    Did you learn nothing from Iraq about what happens when you remove a iron fisted leader from a volatile Country ?

   

Interesting response, especially comparing Trump to Saddam.  I did fall about laughing at the suggestion that Trump might be seen as an "iron fisted leader" though.  Still you have conceded in an earlier post that the Russians did indeed interfere with the US election which affected the result.  So you must also think that the election result should be invalid?

47 minutes ago, JHolmesJr said:

cool…i see you got all your escape routes covered….ok….very nice…..

Escape routes?  We are not the ones in denial

11 minutes ago, JHolmesJr said:

troubling…. your state of mind is…are you going to carry on like this for the next 8 years…better get yourself attended to man.

I don't want to speak for AA but where does eight years come from?  Maybe eight more months if he is really lucky and can duck and dive for that long.  However I have no doubt that when Trump is finally ousted the Trumpsters will cry "stitch-up".

22 hours ago, Prbkk said:

Geez, give her a fair go at it. Only a year and they're lining up to have a go at her. Doesn't seem right to me, particularly not in a country that willingly lets its cricket captains go on in the job for years in failure after failure.

I take your point about the cricket captains.  With May though she has had a year and achieved nothing.  She has misread the British public over and over again.  The idea of a PM is that they are there to represent the will of the people and she hasn't and that is why she has lost her majority at a time when she should have increased it.  Now being so weakened she gives off an air of desperation and that is no way to enter negotiations for Brexit.  Appointing Johnson as foreign secretary and allowing Hunt to remain as minister for health was the first of a long list of faux pas.

I don't want to see Corbyn as PM because I don't think he is capable of doing the job but May really does need to go!

4 hours ago, JHolmesJr said:

I am glad trump backtracked on that…not such a good idea…even i could have told him that. His advisers need to be not so scared to speak up.

His advisors would tell him to stand down if they were any good at all.  I think the only advisors that Trump hears are voices in his head and they are as nuts as he is!

1 hour ago, JHolmesJr said:

Fortunately the more astute can see throughout these machinations.

Astute and fairly invisible it would seem.  I certainly can't find any of your Astute Brigade,  just the last few Trump apologists and astute they ain't! 

3 hours ago, ChrisY1 said:

The Twitter from AUst. journalist, Chris Uhlmann, is 100% correct.

This clown is going to ensure the demise of the US in record time....from one of great power and strength, to 2nd or even 3rd place behind China and Russia.....and his family is nuts too!

At the moment I would say the USA is running behind China, Russia and Germany/EU. Give it time though and you will be able to add to that list, if Trump stays as POTUS.  After the G20 Summit many of the countries there will sideline Trump and his lunacy.

20 minutes ago, Thaidream said:

As long as they destroy ISIS that solves the issue for Ameerica.  As far as I am concerned Syria has always been in the Russian sphere of influence- let them have the place and let their money and human resources be used up.

 

 

I think that ISIS is being defeated in their heartland which is a good thing.  That should diminish their training camps.  However there will still be the cells and lone wolves spread across the world and they are going to be harder to wedel out.

It does feel like we are being drip fed little bits of information.  I cannot really see the point of that.  Trump is guilty which is obvious to everyone not in denial but why not wait until there is enough evidence to impeach him?  There is an urgency to removing Trump as he continues to destroy Americas reputation and isolates the country by his bizarre actions.

8 minutes ago, kamahele said:

Are you serious? I mean, I'm not a fan of involvement in Syria but your reasoning that Assad is the legitimate presidents seems a bit off. Why, because he inherited his dictator title from his dad?

pkspeaker is just winding everyone up.  He doesn't believe any of that rubbish, he is just stirring the pot to get a response.

May has no choice but do not be in any doubt that this sucking up to Trump doesn't help her position with the EU at all.  I suspect she will remain in No 10 for the summer but in the autumn the knives will be out for her.

I think the Australian broadcaster Uhlmann got it right in his scathing reporting of Trump at the G20. 

12 hours ago, tonray said:

I don't know why we just won't give little Princess a break. She has so earned this ! Why, she and Prince Jared are the closest thing to royalty that we will ever have (that is ever since the UnaBomber was jailed anyway). Let's just enjoy it and maybe plan for the 50 year Jubilee ?

 

 

But she has no right to sit in for him and it just confirms what an amateur he is to let it happen. I have no axe to grind when it comes to Ivanka but nobody voted for her or her husband.  Her biggest handicap is having the father she has and she can't really do much about that.

5 hours ago, Jingthing said:

I wonder if trump had actually campaigned explicitly on ISOLATING the USA from the civilized world whether he really would have won.

In a way that is what I think the Trump supporters voted for. However the middle of the road voters who voted against Clinton and therefore voted for Trump by default certainly didn't.

Inside the USA Trump is POTUS and there are enough people around him to condone his peacocking.  In the outside world (now more than ever) he is seen as a complete moron and all he get's is the ridicule he deserves.  So isolation is obviously attractive to Donald even though it will do overwhelming damage to his country.

May will take anything offered at the moment as she is drowning.  Certainly a nod towards a trade deal would be a positive thing but Trump won't deliver on it.  No deals can be done until after the UK has left the EU and that looks like being further away than the next 18 months.  In the meantime if Trump grows a pair and comes to the UK (I really hope he does) then I think the reception he get's will destroy any chance of any imminent trade deals afterwards.  His fragile ego wouldn't allow it.

Getting tired of repeating this but perhaps now the Trumpsters will get it.  The Chinese will decide what and when action is going to taken over North Korea and Trump can bluster all he likes but he has no say in the matter.

1 hour ago, sanemax said:

 

No, they didnt say that he did fall over, they merely stated it was a possibility

It is also a possibility he was hit by a low flying pig..... but not likely.

8 minutes ago, JHolmesJr said:

what nonsense….he had an awesome G20…gave a great well respected speech….no faux pas…except the fabricated one by the msm on a vague notion of body language. the tools at time actually said putins left hand is covering his heart indicating trust issues, trumps left hand is covering his pelvis indicating he wants to protect himself against the alpha male putin…..these guys'll spout any garbage to sell magazines.

Actually I agree with you, we are all trying to make something out of nothing. The G20 has produced nothing of note and that is why the media are scratching around for anything to fill the pages.  In turn we are all searching for something to take from summit.  Can't see how Trump had an awesome summit though.  He didn't make any real faux-pas but he was pretty much sidelined by the others and had nothing to say that anyone wanted to listen to.

3 hours ago, JHolmesJr said:

And touching the other party's leather strap means you want them to tie you up and whip you later…..lol.

Didn't realise that you were a mason?

I know it must be hard to accept that your boy doesn't measure up and that he is way out of his depth with the grown-ups at the G20.

Andaman Al,

looks like we were posting at the same time but at least we are on the same page!

14 minutes ago, xtrnuno41 said:

Well as everything has a meaning. When they shook hands, why Trump helt his hand flat?

Normally you hold your hand straight forward.

SO it means you are in my hand, ill catch you or im weaker and you are the power?

Palm up indicates that you accept that the other party are the dominant one.  I doubt that Trump understands that though, much too complicated for him.

Well we all know that it's a circus.  In this case it was the ringmaster meeting the circus clown.