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I think we're all happy that

ocean-kat — Sat, 22 Jun 2019 20:06:05 +0000

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I think we're all happy that Trump has accomplished nothing except a tax cut for corporations and the wealthy. Standard republican fare. It's fortunate that he's incompetent and doesn't have a plan or a clue. What's amazing is his supporters are happy that nothing he promised is getting done too.

This is odd in view of the

moat — Sat, 22 Jun 2019 19:36:46 +0000

In reply to Lu, believing fake news

This is odd in view of the present circumstances:

Have you noticed that most all of the hysterical attacks on Trump are based on hypothetical fears about what he might or could do not what he does?

I am glad Trump did not kill people to avenge the loss of an expensive robot.

But the "third term" stuff implies a fundamental difference requiring a change of the Constitution.

You are more frightening than Trump.

A Guy Called LULU — Sat, 22 Jun 2019 16:46:26 +0000

In reply to Lu, believing fake news

Lu, believing fake news propaganda will only lead you down the rabbit hole to the realm of mad hatters as seen in the comment above.

Here is a key part of what I said with an underline to help you understand.

... but there is something significant there if the military can ...

There is no reason for any regular reader here to believe that I take everything or anything from the NYT on faith. That said, I very much doubt they made up the anonymous leak from whole cloth. So, it is a completely rational statement to say that something very wrong is revealed by the report. That is the case whether a deliberate lie was leaked or a disturbing truth was leaked and that is what my comment says in so many words.

The details about Patrick

artappraiser — Sat, 22 Jun 2019 15:42:53 +0000

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The details about Patrick Shanahan were disturbing, but what’s (NOT) going on behind the scenes at the Pentagon is even more so. @ShayKhatiri @BulwarkOnline https://t.co/xmX8mV1MG1
— Rachael Larimore (@RachaelBL) June 20, 2019

The “quislings” appear to be

rmrd0000 — Sat, 22 Jun 2019 15:00:20 +0000

In reply to Trump's FP and policies in

The “quislings” appear to be rational human beings including most of our allies. Trump drove credibility of the United States into the ground. He was too stupid to ask ow many casualties would result from his attack until the last minute.

You continually provide cover for an authoritarian. Trump doesn’t think that we have to provide soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, or beds for black and brown children. You support a white supremacist.

We can argue about what passes for Trump’s foreign policy, but we know the evil Trump supporters are willing to overlook.

Trump's FP and policies in

Peter — Sat, 22 Jun 2019 14:06:25 +0000

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Trump's FP and policies in general are certainly confusing and dangerous for the quislings among us. They pine for the era of weakling appeasement, bribery and Newspeak promotion of managed decline of US influence in the service of globalist goals. The disruption of these globalist goals has left this class of quislings out of work when they believed their careers as guiding the decline were tenured. All they can do now is heckle and project their weakness from the sidelines while Trump reverses the decline and takes on the difficult task of enlightening our adversaries, who had become accustomed to dealing with weaklings, that the quisling era will not return.

Analysis: A dangerous

artappraiser — Sat, 22 Jun 2019 06:06:56 +0000

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Analysis: A dangerous confusion at the heart of Trump’s foreign policy

Publicly, President Trump is determined to appear tough. The problem is that his policy goals have never been murkier. The net result is a president who has proved adept at triggering foreign policy crises, but who seems unable to defuse them.

By Greg Jaffe @ WashingtonPost.com, June 21 at 7:55 PM

The danger of an irrational

artappraiser — Fri, 21 Jun 2019 04:51:42 +0000

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The danger of an irrational president and his ideologically driven advisors not listening to the military.That or the danger of a president and his ideologically driven advisors playing games with media leaks

Who the fuck knows.That's the point. And your Consortium club is writing just like Bush/Cheney is still in charge. Somebody should tell them we are on the other side of the mirror.

He and family making millions

PeraclesPlease — Tue, 18 Jun 2019 02:06:00 +0000

In reply to Lu, believing fake news

He and family making millions illegally off his properties? Trillion dollar damaging trade and tariffs war against a sequence of allies and competitors alike? Putting immigrant children in concentration camps w/o access to parents, some dying? Selling nuclear capability to a rich rogue Mideast state w/o controls while letting North Korea build up nukes to get vanity praise? Denying Congress it's Constitutional right to check on the Executive Branch and obtain documents & testimony? Ginning up war with Iran by backing out of treaties and making false claims, possibly using false flag operations?

All of this is just a sampling of what illegal and awful Trump *is* doing, not what he might do (tho there's that). As usual you're so transparently full of shit I can see your bowels move. Disgusting.

Lu, believing fake news

Peter — Tue, 18 Jun 2019 01:01:40 +0000

In reply to There may not be any "there"

Lu, believing fake news propaganda will only lead you down the rabbit hole to the realm of mad hatters as seen in the comment above. Trump has already debunked this nonsense but observed correctly that it is a form of collusion with the Russians by the NYT who appear to be leaking classified national security information to our enemies.

Have you noticed that most all of the hysterical attacks on Trump are based on hypothetical fears about what he might or could do not what he does? This near constant hysteria is being referred to as peak-snowflake which could interfere with Trump's plans for his third term.