Current Affairs Donald Trump POS: Judgement cometh and that right soon

[Whistlin' Dixie]

It will.

When you show me where I posted that none of them came in posing as a refugee.

You're using evidence from obviously biased and crap sources that is false and now falsely attributing quotes to other posters.

No, I'm using your own words lad. I didn't post the link, did I? You replied to it, though, so you're the one questioning your own words - crap source or no.

I'm afraid you're quoting Breitbart and that's something of a falsity. At most, ONE of them came in posing as a Syrian refugee.

 

[abelard]

Although Trump is an absolute spanner and he's in cahoots now with some people, like Bannon, with political views that neo-nazi types would nod in agreement with, I cant help thinking that the msm are just stamping their feet a bit here and refusing to take on board the economic system they prop up has been rejected. That's all they're arsed about, not minorities....their rights being potentially under threat is just a flag of convenience that they're using.

economic system???

sorry mate.... culture, i'll grant you. but we've been losing on economics since the 1970s in the US, and 80s in the UK. Democrats/Labour have only won elections by embracing right-wing economic policy. It was Bill Clinton, for example, who gutted welfare and eliminated financial regulations, helping cause the 2008 crash

The GOP old guard should be in and around the Trump presidency and throwing themselves on top of this hand grenade

this is already happening
https://www.ft.com/content/00ff8f82-a835-11e6-8b69-02899e8bd9d1

Jamie Dimon as treasury secretary? wow... not even Clinton would dare

"But for now, said analysts, Mr Dimon’s name may have an important signalling effect. It means that America’s next president is unafraid of reconnecting Washington and Wall Street."

Under Mr Trump, however, that could be changing. Consideration of the JPMorgan chief shows that, eight years on from the crisis, the period of bashing banks is drawing to a close.

Lobbyists welcomed the connection. “Folks with the relevant industry experience should not be excluded,” said Rob Nichols, head of the American Bankers Association, which bills itself as the voice of the nation’s $16tn banking industry. “In fact, those saying you shouldn’t have experience, that is misguided public policy.”

If Mr Dimon really is in the frame it marks a “seismic shift”, said Isaac Boltansky, an analyst at Compass Point in Washington. “We’ve gone from former Wall Street employees having the scarlet letter on their lapel to a wide-open consideration of resetting the regulatory regime.”


Republican elites are hoping that Trump can palliate the public by railing against commerce on sundays and women in pants, or whatever. they assume that the Republican base doesn't actually care about policy, and just wants to be worked up into a lather of social resentment, and, while it's distracted, they can procede to dismantle the state for good and for always. like Kansas, but for the the country as a whole.
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/the-great-kansas-tea-party-disaster-20141023

but Trump is nothing if not unpredictable, so it's a bit of gamble. it remains to be seen how he'll react when the first real crisis hits his door. for now, i'm less concerned about the President than about the types of people he's emboldened.

 

[Moomin]

Oh, well that's alright then, innit?

Now go tell that to the loved ones of those that that rat murdered. Just unlucky weren't they? It'd have been a whole lot better if they'd been murdered by a naturalised frenchman, eh?

Jesus wept.

Wow, just wow.

 

[Pienaar's gloves]

No, I'm using your own words lad. I didn't post the link, did I? You replied to it, though, so you're the one questioning your own words - crap source or no.

Interesting, you're using my words that I didn't post. Where did I say that there were no persons involved in the Paris attacks that had come in posing as refugees?

 

[Moomin]

serious ??

9/11 terrorist pilot

It rings a bell now, sorry that I don't have every terrorists name tattoed to my arm to remind me.

 

[The Esk]

fuelled by hate and identity politics that'll blow itself out as Trump himself is seen to be anything but the answer.

We can only hope so.

 

[Frank Gallagher]

It rings a bell now, sorry that I don't have every terrorists name tattoed to my arm to remind me.

he's pretty high up on the most attrotious of them all tho.

 

[Moomin]

I really don't think Milo is pushing for white ethno-nationalism. The alt right like it when he attacks the left, but apart from that they kind of despise him. He's a Jew, he's gay and most of his boyfriends are black. Which is all of the things the alt right hates.

And Breitbart in my opinion isn't ran by the alt right although a large portion of their readership will come from the alt right.

This is probably the best video I've watched on the topic of the alt right.



Many people use the alt right label incorrectly which has annoyed the actual alt right funnily enough. They refer to these people as the alt lite.

I find it interesting and frightening that after years of left identity politics the identity politics of the right is now on the rise. I can't see a way to stop it either as more and more moderate people are pushed to the extremes and toward the alt right.

So you know all about the technical editor of Breitbert but not the main guy who has run it since 2012.

Seems a little strange to me.

 

[DrEFC]

I've already won it mate, not that I am trying to win anything at all. There is no argument to be had. It's done and dusted.

I respectfully disagree. Suprised you don't support Chelsea

 

[SNova]

So you know all about the technical editor of Breitbert but not the main guy who has run it since 2012.

Seems a little strange to me.

Really? Milo is an attention seeking journalist and constantly on the news and other media. Why would I know about the guy who runs it?

 

[Nil Satis Niasse Optimum]

I respectfully disagree. Suprised you don't support Chelsea

That's ok. You're allowed to disagree. That's the beauty of freedom of speech.

 

[Moomin]

Really? Milo is an attention seeking journalist and constantly on the news and other media. Why would I know about the guy who runs it?

To be honest, I've not heard of either of them.

 

[davek]

economic system???

sorry mate.... culture, i'll grant you. but we've been losing on economics since the 1970s in the US, and 80s in the UK. Democrats/Labour have only won elections by embracing right-wing economic policy. It was Bill Clinton, for example, who gutted welfare and eliminated financial regulations, helping cause the 2008 crash

It's that crash that we're seeing the after shocks of. The system has lost its nerve with lots of under capacity in industry and a financial sector which is merely a parasite on the public purse. There's a resentment with government and a putrid nationalism that's taken the place of a global ideology like neo-liberalism. The only other system that can compete is socialism, which Sanders and Corbyn represent a form of, but it's time is not now: the corporate and media establishment would have to be utterly convinced that they'd completely lost control of this populist uprising to allow that type of system to provide stability.

 

[Whistlin' Dixie]

Interesting, you're using my words that I didn't post. Where did I say that there were no persons involved in the Paris attacks that had come in posing as refugees?

What IS yours and @Moomin 's major malfunction? One or ten posing as refugees, there's a problem you're refusing to address. Make it harder for terrorists to infiltrate and half the battle's won.

It doesn't matter where the murderers come from. It's about who and what they are. Don't deflect from the real issue by arguing someone's nationality when the nationality isn't the issue. It doesn't matter once they pull the trigger does it, ffs?

They all have something in common, don't they?

'kinell, you're like the emergency debating committee when Brian's about to be crucified in the film. Balls to hurt feelings & sensitivities - innocent people's lives are at stake.

 

[neil999]

It's that crash that we're seeing the after shocks of. The system has lost its nerve with lots of under capacity in industry and a financial sector which is merely a parasite on the public purse. There's a resentment with government and a putrid nationalism that's taken the place of a global ideology like neo-liberalism. The only other system that can compete is socialism, which Sanders and Corbyn represent a form of, but it's time is not now: the corporate and media establishment would have to be utterly convinced that they'd completely lost control of this populist uprising.

interestingly greece and spain seem to have gone down the socialist route, what with the popularity of left wing parties over there...