3 minutes ago, Briggsy said:

This could be a false flag operation by the Trump camp or his Russian conspirators a la 3-19 shooting. Trump and the Russians will do anything to derail the investigations into Trump's shady deals, Russian collusion and opaque money laundering operations.

I am not a fan of the Trumps and I don't think it's terrorism.   There is no doubt that it was a very scary situation, but it's not a false flag.   It's not a diversion that would work.    They will most likely catch the culprit(s).   

She probably thought:"Ha, a new batch of cocaine for father-in-law....  Let's check it out!  Nah, not same quality as my hubby brings home"

6 hours ago, Becker said:

I shouldn't really bite because your assertion is so far out there (where all the remaining man-child supporters reside) but what the heck;

 

In what way is globalization  responsible for some powder being sent to Trump Jr?

 

Trump is, patently obviously, against large-scale globalisation. It's the real reason why he's being demonised, why the 'Russian' insurance policy is being enacted. People naively buy into the 'Russia' nonsense and the propaganda that Trump and his cronies are morally worse than his opposition (). And this incites some of the extemists among those people to terrorise his family, as we have seen.

7 minutes ago, Khun Han said:

 

Trump is, patently obviously, against large-scale globalisation. It's the real reason why he's being demonised, why the 'Russian' insurance policy is being enacted.

No, the real reason is the obvious one and not some tin foil conspiracy theory; that in every way imaginable he's totally unfit to occupy the office of the POTUS.

What I don't understand is why anyone in a prominent position would open a parcel from an anonymous source. It's stupid , just like phishing where curiosity (killed the cat!!) overcomes willpower _ and possibly intelligence.

7 minutes ago, khunken said:

What I don't understand is why anyone in a prominent position would open a parcel from an anonymous source. It's stupid , just like phishing where curiosity (killed the cat!!) overcomes willpower _ and possibly intelligence.

Because it might be a made up story to detract from other events and to gain sympathy.

9 hours ago, FreddieRoyle said:

Sad to see people finding this funny all over the internet. It is not funny. It is terrorism.

As is Coca Cola and KFC!.....,but they target kids!

10 hours ago, Credo said:

A bit dramatic ending up in the hospital over a harmless substance.   It was probably baby powder.   

I early Valentine's present from Columbia???

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Did it post from D.C.?

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Some of the posts on this thread are pathetic in their frivolity, and steeped in hypocrisy. If this had happened to Michelle or worse, the kids, during Obama's reign, the same posters would be frothing at the mouth with indignation (and rightly so). Some peoples' morals are remarkably shallow.

Hey, Don Jr's wife got her name in the headlines!  Bravo! Given the whole reality show carnival that these people live in, everything about them is suspect IMO.  Probably instructed someone within her own camp to send it.  A lot easier than getting pregnant or a sex change.

 

Wouldn't it be terrible if someone from the Kardashian carnival upstaged her?  THAT would be the true disaster.

 

 

7 hours ago, Khun Han said:

Some of the posts on this thread are pathetic in their frivolity, and steeped in hypocrisy. If this had happened to Michelle or worse, the kids, during Obama's reign, the same posters would be frothing at the mouth with indignation (and rightly so). Some peoples' morals are remarkably shallow.

 

Indeed. In the very same way Trump supporters would be all over the place with their own "pathetic in their frivolity, and steeped in hypocrisy" posts.

False alarm.

Nothing to see here folks.