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1 hour ago, Skywalker69 said:
Does US have a POTUS that can´t read?
No! Sorry.
But evidently he does need glasses.
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20 minutes ago, Opl said:
Eric Trump’s business trip to Uruguay cost taxpayers $97,830 in hotel bills
"By financing part of the trip, the US state de facto supports a commercial operation that will allow the US president and his family to get richer. For Richard Painter, a former White House lawyer with George W. Bush, the fact that Eric Trump appears with state security agents even has an economic and political interest in the Trump affairs: he sees " A subliminal message saying that if you do business with this company you will get closer to the Trump administration and be on good terms with the US And the presence of Secret Services exacerbates this message."
Boo hoo. Totally standard procedure for family members to receive protection.
So what?
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23 minutes ago, Mousehound said:
Bell site states about 790Bht Pats to HH. But you have to pay to get to the station and the trip is 5hrs - at least. The ferry seems a good option to me.
Bell bus 400 Baht. Total estimate travel time is 6 hours (depending on traffic). It can take up to 7-8 hours if it is on weekends or holidays in Thailand. http://www.belltravelservice.com/public-bus/
I think double that 800 Baht, would see me choose the ferry. Or maybe 999B one way 1499 return, would be a good pricing option.
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2 hours ago, beechguy said:
Are you aware of what this guy says?
Are you?
Lots of stuff on YouTube if you care to look.
A lot of what he has to say is bang on.
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1 hour ago, boomerangutang said:
The Russkies probably know precisely what STD's Trump has (residual, in remission, or otherwise), what drugs he's used (pharma and non-pharma)
You do know that Trump is a lifelong teetotaller and a germaphobe?
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22 minutes ago, simple1 said:
The petition supporting Trump's State Visit to the UK is in support of free speech. However, IMO Trump has proven by his actions he is attempting to gag free speech / criticism of his Administration contrary to parliamentary tradition, though I don't believe the State Visit will be stopped by parliament.
My signature is in support of Trump!
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Just now, simple1 said:
Have you read the Trump petition? The petition does not seek banning entry to the UK for Trump, just not a State Visit the timing of which breaches prior diplomatic protocol among other matters. BTW current number of signatures is nearly 1.8 million
Donald Trump should be allowed to enter the UK in his capacity as head of the US Government, but he should not be invited to make an official State Visit because it would cause embarrassment to Her Majesty the Queen.
Errr? Donald Trump should make a State Visit to the United Kingdom.
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4 hours ago, Jingthing said:
In other words, almost nothing compared to those against trump's state visit. Brits -- please cancel it. Would you give a state visit to Duterte or Chavez? It's about being anti-trump not anti-American. Helping us dump trump is very friendly to Americans.
Donald Trump should make a State Visit to the United Kingdom.
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/178844
186,333 signatures
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19 hours ago, jcsmith said:
The word deplorable comes to mind while reading these comments.
So if I get sick, I can just to to the good ole USA and get free treatment?
Nope. And why should I?
They can't even provide free healthcare for their own citizens.
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3 hours ago, AhFarangJa said:
So a family of say, three, can pay 3.000 Baht ( less 3 Baht ) to travel for a minimum of four hours round trip, and spend a whopping 2 1/2 hours in H.H.......not counting time to Disembark, and embark......Harldy time for a decent seafood meal....
Obviously it is not suitable for a day trip there and back.
It is great for a few days away, 2 nights in HH, as I did last week with the free service.
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WOW what a fuss about very little. It's a temporary ban, while better vetting processes are put in place.
It has affected a couple of hundred people so far, who have been delayed at the airport, then been cleared to enter. I did hear 2 people deported, but don't know the details on that?
It is not a ban on Muslims, hence the huge majority of Muslim countries not affected. The 7 countries are taken from previous studies by the Obama administration, which were highlighted as needing increased vetting. Once this is in place the ban will be lifted.
Vetting links to Radical Islamic beliefs, rather than just to terrorism.
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38 minutes ago, craigt3365 said:
It's not the "lefties" who are protesting every move the president makes. It's a majority of Americans.
160 million + protesters. Hmmm really.
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Well well well, Trump was right after all. Again!
The comparison picture was false, IE taken earlier in the day.
http://edition.cnn.com/interactive/2017/01/politics/trump-inauguration-gigapixel/
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On 1/23/2017 at 6:05 AM, Jingthing said:
trump's bubble is his own mentally bizarre head. No pivot. Also, no, there is no forgetting trump has BEHAVED as if Putin really does have a watersports tape of him regardless of whether he does or doesn't. You couldn't make this stuff up, but he really happened.
You seem to be able to make an awful lot of stuff up in that mentally bizarre head of yours!
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19 minutes ago, Jingthing said:
Our new man baby president talks about uniting the "civilized" world to fight against Islamic terrorism. I can get behind that for sure, but what I'm not so sure about after watching both trump's horrifying authoritarian style convention and inauguration speeches is whether trump's dark "vision" about the USA really qualifies the USA as being part of that "civilized" world. trumpism represents the TOTAL OPPOSITE of civility.
God help us.
Could you quote, something from his speech that you found horrifying?
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4 minutes ago, Tawan Dok Krating Daeng said:
Masterfully eloquent riposte as expected from a Trump fanboy.
I will certainly give it the attention it deserves.
Good idea. I have taken to giving the loony lefts the attention they deserve (very little).
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2 minutes ago, alocacoc said:
I don't know about Australia. But when happen something like this in western Europe, the police every time says it wasn't a terror act.
Indeed. I was trying to be sarcastic.
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3 minutes ago, Tawan Dok Krating Daeng said:
Tell that to the bloated bag of wind who will be inaugurated today. I started watching his pre-inaugural dinner speech this morning and what did this fool do? This ridiculous, self serving, vainglorious blowhard? He prattled on about his election victory and all the red counties on the map. This from someone who reportedly will be giving an inaugural address to call the nation together. A call that he has already given in pre-inauguration day comments.
That is the normal process. This guy is not normal. He is dangerously abnormal.
Why would this idiot that you lot voted into power constantly talk about his victory, months after the event and during a celebration of the peaceful transfer of power from one President to the next? Because like all bullies and blowhards, there is nothing behind the facade. He knows this and he is extremely frightened of his lack of legitimacy being exposed. Hence his irrational reaction to the popular vote issue. Hence his preoccupation with 'selling' his inauguration as the bigliest event in the history of the world.
Time to get over it. Time to stop the fantasy that donald would have won any and every scenario. There was a unique coincidence of events that led to donald's unlikely and woe-begotten election. You may continue your infantile and fantastical glee but people who actually know about the electoral process reject your silly claims. Why else is donald so intent on maintaining and marketing this self image.
This emperor has no clothes.
You are delusional, but hey up to you!
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12 hours ago, Jingthing said:
That's right. trump DID lose the popular vote by about THREE MILLION votes. He just squeaked by on some VERY THIN margins in some surprise states. He has no mandate and since election he has become even more unpopular.
Jezzz, will you ever let it go. He won the game by the rules. If the rules were different, he would have changed his strategy and won that too.
Lets also remember he won despite the odds being stacked against him, and with a fraction of the budget.
What a great day! You better get off to your safe space.
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Hope all goes well today!
Change is here at last. Good luck President Trump. Best wishes to all of America!
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1 hour ago, PremiumLane said:
You don't think saying Muslims want to take over the world is not extremist.... damn
It is an invasion, we are at war, yet we do not even realize it, we are inviting them in!
They will bread us out of existence. That is their plan.
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1 hour ago, PremiumLane said:
Yes, time for a reality check. Muslims aren't trying to take over the world and stop you eating pork.
Yes they are!
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SWEDEN CRUMBLING: Demands for military intervention as IMMIGRANT thugs turn Malmo into 'no-go zone'
Someone slipped up and the enemy within is actually mentioned by name briefly one time in the article: "On New Year's Eve, police were forced to admit the city was not safe as migrant gangs sent fireworks into crowds and chanted "jihad" in front of terrified locals."
Really, how can this madness be allowed to continue? They ALL need to be forcibly removed, just dump them back to where ever they came from, never to return! (EASY).
The anti-Trump resistance takes shape: 'Government's supposed to fear us'
in World News
Posted · Edited by kevkev1888
Don't worry many people, especially of Trumps age, need reading glasses.
Trump realises the Islamist threat, even if you don't. Europe is waking up to it too, we can only hope it is not too late.