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White House Rebukes False Claims Amid Hurricane Helene Relief Efforts
Donald Trump has a long history of expressing the desire to “get back” at individuals, companies, and organizations that criticize or oppose him. Over the years, he has made various statements and taken actions aimed at retaliating against those he perceives as detractors. Here are some notable examples: 1. Individuals: • Political Opponents: Trump has been vocal about getting even with political rivals, often in highly personal terms. For instance, he has repeatedly attacked his former Republican primary competitors like Ted Cruz and John Kasich, as well as Democrats like Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden. He frequently labels detractors with derogatory nicknames and threatens legal action or investigations. • Critics in the Media: Trump has targeted journalists and media figures who criticize him. He often refers to the press as the “enemy of the people” and has stated that he would like to change libel laws to make it easier to sue media organizations for negative coverage. He famously banned certain media outlets like CNN and The Washington Post from covering his campaign events. • Government Officials: After his impeachment, Trump publicly attacked individuals who testified against him, including Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, whom he called insubordinate. Vindman was later removed from his position at the National Security Council, an action widely seen as retaliation. He also fired FBI Director James Comey after expressing frustration over Comey’s handling of the Russia investigation. 2. Companies and Organizations: • Media Corporations: Trump has often criticized major news outlets such as CNN, NBC, and The New York Times, frequently accusing them of publishing “fake news.” He has suggested that media companies critical of him should face boycotts or legal consequences. • Tech Companies: Trump has attacked tech giants like Twitter, Facebook, and Google, especially after these platforms banned or restricted his accounts following the January 6th Capitol riot. He has vowed to regulate or break up these companies, accusing them of silencing conservative voices. • NFL and Other Businesses: Trump also targeted the NFL over protests during the national anthem, stating that players who knelt should be fired. He pressured companies like Goodyear when they were perceived as unfriendly to his administration, urging supporters to boycott them. Statements on Retaliation: Trump has openly stated that he believes in retaliation. In a 2011 interview, he said, “I love getting even. To me, that is very, very important.” He also wrote in his book Think Big that “when someone crosses you, my advice is ‘get even!’ That’s not typical advice, but this is real life” . These statements and actions reflect Trump’s broader strategy of using both legal and personal means to retaliate against those who oppose or criticize him. -
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What Movies or TV shows are you watching (2024)
Or Only Murders in the Building, very funny series. Wolfs supposed to be funny but is not. -
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China’s Military Expansion and America’s Defense Deficiency
Chip manufacturing company TSMC is not relevant to this subject at hand. ROC Taipei Government vows to take and integrate Mainland. PRC Beijing Government vows to take and integrate Taiwan. Both sides have been willing and committed since early 1950's , TSMC was not even formed in those days. TSMC story is merely deflective narrative of Western media to fool the uninformed. Beijing will take and integrate Taiwan in future, with or without TSMC in Taiwan Formosa Island. -
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Deadly Bus Fire Tragedy Highlights Safety Failures on Thai Roads
From a legal point of view, he is complicit because he knew that his bus was being operated contrary to the regulations and therefore posed a danger. And so he is also morally complicit. -
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Causes of High Electricity Bills in Thai Apartments
Thanks I studied web site info. And it was first made in 1980(icommercial use). And in 1981, the home use one came out . Both from Japan's Toshiba who invented world's first inverter aircon - Google Search -
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Why is the MAGA movement so susceptible to crazy conspiracy theories?
Another flaky link. What was the antisemitic bit?? -
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The best toasted ham and cheese Panino sandwich in Bangkok?
some of the bakeries do real sour dough bread and are associated with a restaurant and that way you could indicate the type of cheese as well. just google bakery with sour dough sandwiches - then check out their location which is convegient for you. The best I have seen was sourdough fresh baked bread with fresh sliced tomatoes with Mozzarella - healthy too! -
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Down under or Thai? Aussie mum trades Oz for Land of Smiles
A fair few Aussies do a similar thing in Bali. Seems concerning not to own the land. A lot of foods they are used to more expensive in Phuket - then there's beer and wine. But being 60 I can see he wants to get on with it and enjoy his life. -
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Why is the MAGA movement so susceptible to crazy conspiracy theories?
All weak links, misquoting MTG, then blowing things up way out of proportion - maybe the Beast uses lasers for that? Local weather can be controllable to a certain extent - cloud "seeding" to (induce rain) has been done by the RTAF here for decades. But control of hurricanes? No. -
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Two Men Electrocuted While Working in Paddy Field After Contacting Electric Wire
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Down under or Thai? Aussie mum trades Oz for Land of Smiles
They are in Phuket. Jetstar fly direct Sydney Phuket in about 9 hours.
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