Žitije Donalda Trampa

Pac-Man zadnja pašta:

Prva tretjina je "normalna" "utečena" "vsem vidna" korupcija, ki jo noben demokrat niti republikanec ne zanika.

Potem pridejo špekulacije in na koncu že kar teorije zarote.

McMullin je takrat jasno povedal, da bo preganjal vsak leak iz njegove ekipe. Glede na to, da so "kao" sources, ni nobenega vrgel na cesto. Če bi bilo karkoli kredibilno, bi vedel od koga je prišlo in bi vsaj proti ENEMU vložena tožba.


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Waw, kako zanimivo dela človekova psiha, how deep vas potegne Russia-collusion-narrative, da ne morete niti iz enega metra višje pogledati več.

Da je pa DNC, Hillary in Sorosev Open Society 2, zakuhal zgodbo o Manafortu v Ukrajini, potem so se pa opravičili prvo januarja, prejšnji teden pa javno priznali, da nimajo ničesar nezakonitega proti Manafortu. In to ni objavil Alex Jones, ampak Politico in drugi "kredibilni" MSM mediji.

DNC, Clinton, Soros povezave pa sploh ne skrivajo, samo pogooglati je treba in je timeline jasen kot beli dan. Ampak Russia je bolj zanimiva, "Anti-Trump", rejtingi in objava dobesedno izmišljenih "novic".

Waw.

Nisem si nikoli mislil, da bom zagovarjal Trumpa, veliko kar počne, je v nasprotju, v kar verjamem. Ampak MSM je pa v full retard mode že eno leto. Russia, Russia, Russia.

Jst je 30. jun 2017 ob 16:11 izjavil:

Nisem si nikoli mislil, da bom zagovarjal Trumpa

Hej, to je republikanski moto: Če nisi z nami, si proti nam.

WHAT IS CIVIL SOCIETY 2.0?

Civil Society 2.0 is an initiative to create a self-sustaining movement to connect social good organizations with technology based tools and volunteers to help raise digital literacy and increase their impact in the 21st century.

What is the background?
Secretary Clinton announced Civil Society 2.0 in Morocco in November of 2009 with a vision to increase capacity for civil society organizations through the use of connection technologies such as mobile, web, and social software.

Deep goes this rabbit hole.

In April 2016, a Democratic consultant named Alexandra Chalupa spoke to a gathering of 68 journalists to hear about Manafort's efforts in Ukraine. Chalupa had worked in the White House Office of Public Liaison during the Clinton Administration and was paid $412,000 by the DNC from 2004 to 2016, according to Federal Election Commission records.

An email released by Wikileaks dated May 3, 2016 from Chalupa to Luis Miranda, communications director of the Democratic National Committee, said: "They put me on the program to speak specifically about Paul Manafort...there is a big Trump component you need to be aware of that will hit in the next few weeks."

"Ali Chalupa naturally was interested on behalf of the DNC to paint Mr. Manafort in the most negative light possible," says Ukraine expert Adrian Karatnycky of the Atlantic Council. Critical to their efforts to find evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia, Democrats wanted to figure out who was paying Manafort, and how much.



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Glede na to, da delamo pašto...

Jst je 30. jun 2017 ob 20:58 izjavil:

Mater si trd, sicer pa nobenih opravičil ali retraktov s strani medijem.

Dokler je bil Trump kandidat, je bilo njegovo miniranje v ukrajinskem interesu. Na željo njegove ekipe so iz republikanskega programa izvzeli podporo Ukrajini, pismo.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions...

Zdaj je predsednik in ga potrebujejo na svoji strani. Ruši ga lahko kaka druga (evropska) država, ki trenutno ni v vojni z Rusijo. Zaenkrat deluje, v ameriškem proračunu za 2018 je 500 mio namenjenih ukrajinski vojski. Tudi za orožje, česar ni bilo niti pod Obamo.

https://twitter.com/Ukropo4kA/status/88...

http://tass.com/world/952960

https://www.rt.com/usa/394632-pentagon-...

Pametni realisti, ki vidijo, da imajo Trumpa za POTUS vsaj za štiri leta, in ne boste verjeli, to so tudi prijatelji Steve Bannona in pokojnega Andrew Breibarta, ga kritizirajo, ko izjavlja neumnosti.

Sicer pa:

NyTimes: Trump's Deflections and Denials on Russia Frustrate Even His Allies

25 Junij.

Correction: June 29, 2017
A White House Memo article on Monday about President Trump's deflections and denials about Russia referred incorrectly to the source of an intelligence assessment that said Russia orchestrated hacking attacks during last year's presidential election. The assessment was made by four intelligence agencies -- the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the Central Intelligence Agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the National Security Agency. The assessment was not approved by all 17 organizations in the American intelligence community.

Če bodo USA državljani do konca tega leta verjeli MSM še vsaj 5%, bo to uspeh za MSM. ZMAGA, v bistvu, ker se vztrajno bliža 0.1%.

Joj, še kar ni impeachmenta.
Zdaj bom moral pa vrnit tovornjak kokic, ki sem jih prav zato naročil.

PaX_MaN je 1. jul 2017 ob 23:58 izjavil:

Joj, še kar ni impeachmenta.
Zdaj bom moral pa vrnit tovornjak kokic, ki sem jih prav zato naročil.

Reči mu naj počaka, Avengersi so dolgi.

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/new...

A top New York federal prosecutor is joining the team of Special Counsel Robert Mueller, the former FBI director leading an investigation into alleged Russian interference in the presidential election, a senior Justice Department official with knowledge of the matter confirmed to NBC News.

Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew Goldstein of the Southern District of New York will join Mueller’s team, the official said.

Goldstein was former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara's top public corruption prosecutor and kept the same role under Acting U.S Attorney Joon Kim.

He's known for multiple successful prosecutions of New York lawmakers on corruption charges. He's also highly regarded in the Southern District and across Justice for those prosecutions, his thoroughness in investigations, and high level of success.

Separately, a person with direct knowledge of the matter says that all cases previously handled in New York, which includes the probe of former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort, have been transferred to Mueller.


https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/30/busi...

As a line prosecutor, Mr. Goldstein was a member of the team that in 2015 won the conviction of Sheldon Silver, a Manhattan Democrat who had been the longtime speaker of the State Assembly.

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Under Mr. Kim, the office’s corruption unit, overseen by Mr. Goldstein and Ms. Martins, has continued to aggressively pursue cases, most notably its pending prosecution of an alleged bribery and bid-rigging scheme against eight people, including two former advisers to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo. (They all have pleaded not guilty.)

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Mr. Goldstein, 43, joined the United States attorney’s office in 2010 and has also worked in its money laundering and asset forfeiture unit. In 2013, Mr. Goldstein helped win the convictions of three men in connection with a scandal-ridden payroll modernization project known as CityTime.




Ko bodo tile opravili svoje, bo Melanija lahko srečna, če hiša v Sevnici ne bo last ameriške zvezne vlade.

//Tista o prenosu primerov iz FBIjeve NY pisarne verjetno najbolj boli. Možen razlog, da Trumpa zadnje dni tako razmetava.

Giuliani je imel tam dobre povezave in bi se morda dalo kaj naredit, med prijatelji.

http://www.thedailybeast.com/meet-donal...

Along with Giuliani's other connections to New York FBI agents, his former law firm, then called Bracewell Giuliani, has long been general counsel to the FBI Agents Association (FBIAA), which represents 13,000 former and current agents.

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When the FBIAA threw its first G-Man Honors Gala in 2014 in Washington, Giuliani was the keynote speaker and was given a distinguished service award named after him. Giuliani left Bracewell this January and joined Greenberg Traurig, the only other law firm listed as a sponsor of the FBIAA gala. He spoke again at the 2015 gala.

No shit. Tole mora biti prank. Prosim, recite, da je backdejtan prank. Zadane praktično vsak "talking point" zadnjega leta.

New Yorker Magazine, maj 1997:

http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1997/...

As could be expected, given the fact that his three-and-a-half-year-old marriage to Marla Maples was ending, paparazzi were staking out the exits of Trump Tower, while all weekend helicopters had been hovering over Mar-a-Lago, his private club in Palm Beach. And what would come of it? “I think the thing I’m worst at is managing the press,” he said. “The thing I’m best at is business and conceiving. The press portrays me as a wild flamethrower. In actuality, I think I’m much different from that. I think I’m totally inaccurately portrayed.”

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Meanwhile, was I aware of what a success he’d had with the Nation’s Parade, the Veterans Day celebration he’d been very supportive of back in 1995? (...) A million four hundred thousand people had turned out for the celebration, he said, handing me some press clippings. “O.K., I see this story says a half million spectators. But, trust me, I heard a million four.” Here was another clipping, from the Times, just the other day, confirming that rents on Fifth Avenue were the highest in the world. “And who owns more of Fifth Avenue than I do?”

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Everywhere inside the Trump Organization headquarters, the walls were lined with framed magazine covers, each a shot of Trump or someone who looked an awful lot like him. The profusion of these images—of a man who possessed unusual skills, though not, evidently, a gene for irony—seemed the sum of his appetite for self-reflection.

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If the gossips hinted that he’d been cuckolded, they had it all wrong; untying the marital knot was based upon straightforward economics.

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The last time around, splitting with Ivana, he’d lost the P.R. battle from the git-go. After falling an entire news cycle behind Ivana’s spinmeisters, he never managed to catch up. In one ill-advised eruption, he told Liz Smith that his wife reminded him of his bête noire Leona Helmsley, and the columnist chided, “Shame on you, Donald! How dare you say that about the mother of your children?”

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A securities analyst who has studied Trump’s peregrinations for many years believes, “Deep down, he wants to be Madonna.” In other words, to ask how the gods could have permitted Trump’s resurrection is to mistake profound superficiality for profundity, performance art for serious drama.

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The festivities that day included a feng-shui ritual in the lobby, a gesture of respect to the building’s high proportion of Asian buyers, who regard a Trump property as a good place to sink flight capital. An efficient schmoozer, Trump worked the room quickly—a backslap and a wink, a finger on the lapels, no more than a minute with anyone who wasn’t a police commissioner, a district attorney, or a mayoral candidate—and then he was ready to go.

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Back at the office, a Times reporter, Michael Gordon, was on the line, calling from Moscow. Gordon had just interviewed a Russian artist named Zurab Tsereteli, a man with a sense of grandiosity familiar to Trump. Was it true, Gordon asked, that Tsereteli and Trump had discussed erecting on the Hudson River a statue of Christopher Columbus that was six feet taller than the Statue of Liberty?

“Yes, it’s already been made, from what I understand,” said Trump, who had met Tsereteli a couple of months earlier, in Moscow. “It’s got forty million dollars’ worth of bronze in it, and Zurab would like it to be at my West Side Yards development”—a seventy-five-acre tract called Riverside South—“and we are working toward that end.”

According to Trump, the head had arrived in America, the rest of the body was still in Moscow, and the whole thing was being donated by the Russian government. “The mayor of Moscow has written a letter to Rudy Giuliani stating that they would like to make a gift of this great work by Zurab. It would be my honor if we could work it out with the City of New York. I am absolutely favorably disposed toward it. Zurab is a very unusual guy. This man is major and legit.”

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A lecture agency in Canada was offering Trump a chance to give three speeches over three consecutive days(...)

How did Trump feel about it?

“My attitude is if somebody’s willing to pay me two hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars to make a speech, it seems stupid not to show up. You know why I’ll do it? Because I don’t think anyone’s ever been paid that much.”

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“Part of my problem,” Trump said to me, “is that I have to do a lot of things myself. It takes so much time. Julio Iglesias is coming to Mar-a-Lago, but I have to call Julio, I have to have lunch with Julio.

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During Trump’s ascendancy, in the nineteen-eighties, the essence of his performance art—an opera-buffa parody of wealth—accounted for his populist appeal as well as for the opprobrium of those who regard with distaste the spectacle of an unbridled id.

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At times, neither glitz nor flash could disguise financial reality. A story in the Times three months ago contained a reference to his past “brush with bankruptcy,” and Trump, though gratified that the Times gave him play on the front page, took umbrage at that phrase.

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The bravado diminished somewhat for a couple of years—largely because the press stopped paying attention—but by 1993 he was proclaiming, “This year has been the most successful year I’ve had in business.” Every year since, he’s issued the same news flash. A spate of Trump-comeback articles appeared in 1996, including several timed to coincide with his fiftieth birthday.

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When Forbes published its annual list of the four hundred richest Americans, he sneaked on (three hundred and seventy-third position) with an estimated net worth of four hundred and fifty million. Trump, meanwhile, had compiled his own unaudited appraisal, one he was willing to share along with the amusing caveat “I’ve never shown this to a reporter before.” According to his calculations, he was actually worth two and a quarter billion dollars—Forbes had lowballed him by eighty per cent. Still, he had officially rejoined the plutocracy, his first appearance since the blip.

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When I met with Trump for the first time, several months ago, he set out to acquaint me with facts that, to his consternation, had remained stubbornly hidden from the public. Several times, he uttered the phrase “off the record, but you can use it.” I understood the implication—I was his tool—but failed to see the purpose. “If you have me saying these things, even though they’re true, I sound like a schmuck,” he explained. (...) Alair Townsend, a former deputy mayor in the Koch administration, once quipped, “I wouldn’t believe Donald Trump if his tongue were notarized.” (...) Last fall, after Evander Holyfield upset Mike Tyson in a heavyweight title fight, Trump snookered the News into reporting that he’d collected twenty million bucks by betting a million on the underdog. This prompted the Post to make calls to some Las Vegas bookies, who confirmed—shockingly!—that nobody had been handling that kind of action or laying odds close to 20-1. Trump never blinked, just moved on to the next bright idea.

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By appearing to exert control over assets that aren’t necessarily his—at least not in ways that his pronouncements suggest—he exercises his real talent: using his name as a form of leverage. “It’s German in derivation,” he has said. “Nobody really knows where it came from. It’s very unusual, but it just is a good name to have.”

//Drumpf, hehe

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One day, when I was in Trump’s office, he took a phone call from an investment banker, an opaque conversation that, after he hung up, I asked him to elucidate.

“Whatever complicates the world more I do,” he said.

Come again?

“It’s always good to do things nice and complicated so that nobody can figure it out.”

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Of course, the “comeback” Trump is much the same as the Trump of the eighties; there is no “new” Trump, just as there was never a “new” Nixon. Rather, all along there have been several Trumps: the hyperbole addict who prevaricates for fun and profit; the knowledgeable builder whose associates profess awe at his attention to detail; the narcissist whose self-absorption doesn’t account for his dead-on ability to exploit other people’s weaknesses; the perpetual seventeen-year-old who lives in a zero-sum world of winners and “total losers,” loyal friends and “complete scumbags”; the insatiable publicity hound who courts the press on a daily basis and, when he doesn’t like what he reads, attacks the messengers as “human garbage”; the chairman and largest stockholder of a billion-dollar public corporation who seems unable to resist heralding overly optimistic earnings projections, which then fail to materialize, thereby eroding the value of his investment—in sum, a fellow both slippery and naïve, artfully calculating and recklessly heedless of consequences.

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Trump-l’oeil: Instead of trying to persuade the world that he owned something that wasn’t his, he was trying to convey the impression that he would part with an onerous asset that, as a practical matter, he would still be stuck with. In any event, in March the entire deal fell apart. Trump, in character, claimed that he, not Colony, had called it off.

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From the re-theming meeting, we headed for the casino, and along the way Trump received warm salutations. A white-haired woman wearing a pink warmup suit and carrying a bucket of quarters said, “Mr. Trump, I just love you, darling.” He replied, “Thank you. I love you, too,” then turned to me and said, “You see, they’re good people. And I like people. You’ve gotta be nice. They’re like friends.”

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Only Trump and certain of his minions know who among Mar-a-Lago’s more than three hundred listed members has actually forked over initiation fees and who’s paid how much for the privilege. Across the years, there have been routine leaks by a mysterious unnamed spokesman within the Trump Organization to the effect that this or that member of the British Royal Family was planning to buy a pied-à-terre in Trump Tower. It therefore came as no surprise when, during early recruiting efforts at Mar-a-Lago, Trump announced that the Prince and Princess of Wales, their mutual antipathy notwithstanding, had signed up. Was there any documentation? Well, um, Chuck and Di were honorary members. Among the honorary members who have yet to pass through Mar-a-Lago’s portals are Henry Kissinger and Elizabeth Taylor.

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My fellow-passengers included Eric Javits, a lawyer and nephew of the late Senator Jacob Javits, bumming a ride; Ghislaine Maxwell, the daughter of the late publishing tycoon and inadequate swimmer Robert Maxwell, also bumming a ride; Matthew Calamari, a telephone-booth-size bodyguard who is the head of security for the entire Trump Organization; and Eric Trump, Donald’s thirteen-year-old son.

//https://www.buzzfeed.com/aramroston/don...

Inside Donald Trump’s Surveillance Operations

Sources: Trump’s little-known home near Washington, DC, has security cameras inside and outside, monitored from New York, according to insiders. Politicians have stayed there for “safe haven.” Ubiquitous surveillance equipment is also threaded throughout his Trump National Golf Club.

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Overseeing Trump’s surveillance operations is Matthew Calamari, a powerful behind-the scenes figure who has been in Trump’s world for 35 years.

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Trump, by the way, is a skilled golfer. A source extremely close to him—by which I mean off the record, but I can use it*—told me that Claude Harmon, a former winner of the Masters tournament and for thirty-three years the club pro at Winged Foot, in Mamaroneck, New York, once described Donald as “the best weekend player” he’d ever seen.

*za avtiste, Trump osebno

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Evidently, Trump’s philosophy of wellness is rooted in a belief that prolonged exposure to exceptionally attractive young female spa attendants will instill in the male clientele a will to live. Accordingly, he limits his role to a pocket veto of key hiring decisions. (...) Trump introduced me to “our resident physician, Dr. Ginger Lea Southall”—a recent chiropractic-college graduate. As Dr. Ginger, out of earshot, manipulated the sore back of a grateful member, I asked Trump where she had done her training. “I’m not sure,” he said. “Baywatch Medical School? Does that sound right? I’ll tell you the truth. Once I saw Dr. Ginger’s photograph, I didn’t really need to look at her résumé or anyone else’s.

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When a call came a while back from Aleksandr Ivanovich Lebed, the retired general, amateur boxer, and restless pretender to the Presidency of Russia, explaining that he was headed to New York and wanted to arrange a meeting, Trump was pleased but not surprised. (...) In 1987, fresh from his grandest public-relations coup (...) Trump contemplated how, in a larger sphere, he could advertise himself as a doer and dealmaker. One stunt involved orchestrating an “invitation” from the federal government to examine the Williamsburg Bridge, which was falling apart. Trump had no real interest in the job, but by putting on a hard hat and taking a stroll on the bridge for the cameras he stoked the fantasy that he could rebuild the city’s entire infrastructure. From there it was only a short leap to saving the planet. What if, say, a troublemaker like Muammar Qaddafi got his hands on a nuclear arsenal? Well, Trump declared, he stood ready to work with the leaders of the then Soviet Union to coördinate a formula for coping with Armageddon-minded lunatics.

The clear purpose of Lebed’s trip to America, an unofficial visit that coincided with the second Clinton Inaugural, was to add some reassuring human texture to his image as a plainspoken tough guy. (...) Somewhere in Lebed’s calculations was the understanding that, to the nouveau entrepreneurs of the freebooter’s paradise that is now Russia, Trump looked and smelled like very old money.

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Inside his office, Trump immediately began sharing with Lebed some of his treasured possessions. “This is a shoe that was given to me by Shaquille O’Neal,” he said. “Basketball. Shaquille O’Neal. Seven feet three inches, I guess. This is his sneaker, the actual sneaker. In fact, he gave this to me after a game.”

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He moved on to a replica of a Mike Tyson heavyweight-championship belt, followed by an Evander Holyfield glove.

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Trump introduced Lebed to Howard Lorber, who had accompanied him a few months earlier on his journey to Moscow, where they looked at properties to which the Trump moniker might be appended. “Howard has major investments in Russia,” he told Lebed, but when Lorber itemized various ventures none seemed to ring a bell.

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I’ll soon be going again to Moscow. We’re looking at the Moskva Hotel. We’re also looking at the Rossiya. That’s a very big project; I think it’s the largest hotel in the world. And we’re working with the local government, the mayor of Moscow and the mayor’s people. So far, they’ve been very responsive.”

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Lebed: “I hope I’m not offending by saying this, but I think you are a litmus testing paper. You are at the end of the edge. If Trump goes to Moscow, I think America will follow. So I consider these projects of yours to be very important.

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Trump: “Well, that’s very nice. Thank you very much. I have something for you. This is a little token of my respect. I hope you like it. This is a book called ‘The Art of the Deal,’ which a lot of people have read. And if you read this book you’ll know the art of the deal better than I do.”

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When Trump returned from escorting Lebed to the elevator, I asked him his impressions.

“First of all, you wouldn’t want to play nuclear weapons with this fucker,” he said. “Does he look as tough and cold as you’ve ever seen? This is not like your average real-estate guy who’s rough and mean. This guy’s beyond that. You see it in the eyes. This guy is a killer.

//In tu je Donald zmagal na razgovoru za 45. predsednika ZDA ;)

Trump supporters will want audiovisual recordings of this. For evidence, of course, not for personal pleasure.

kratos je 2. jul 2017 ob 23:33 izjavil:

Običajno se vzdržim političnih komentarjev, samo kakor svetovni mediji (ki so seveda pod vplivom določenih elitnih medijev) na vse pretege poročajo in blatijo Trumpa in vsako njegovo dejanje - čeprav dobro, spremenijo v slabo, ti je že na prvo žogo jasno (če si vsaj malo razgledan) da Gospod predsednik Donald dela nekaj v pravi smeri.

Twita dank meme ukradene reddit uporabniku "HanAssholeSolo"? Medij s par pulitzerjevimi pripravi do resne analize objav reddit uporabnika "HanAssholeSolo"? Potem mi zmanjka idej, ti jih pa očitno sploh nimaš.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the...

The user whose screen name is an unprintable corruption of “Han Solo” spent about a year on Reddit before attaining stardom, courtesy of a share from President Trump.

Some posts were unpopular. “That cat would be in a blender if it did that to me,” for instance. Or recollections of visits to Paris armed with “punch blades,” in case a Muslim needed to be stabbed in the neck.

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HanAssholeSolo: “Holy shit! I wake up and have my morning coffee and who retweets my shitpost by the MAGA EMPORER himself!!! I am honored!!!”

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Han‑‑‑‑‑‑‑Solo appears to be part of that campaign, posting a conspiratorial meme about Rich on r/The_Donald in May.

But the user is prolific, posting multiple times a day, and frequently ranging into other groups.

“It’s all part of United’s Remove A [n-word] Over The Ocean program” the user wrote on a “dark humor” board two months ago, beneath a photo of a black child on an airplane.

Za vse je pravi čas in kraj. Ko je Obumbo pokal te na Donijev račun, je že dal ukaz za eliminacijo bin Ladna. Od Meyersa je pokasiral tudi eno na račun izmuzljivosti najbolj slavnega terorista in se samo lepo nasmejal. Doni bi 99% zasral operacijo, "Fake news, he's in Pakistan, Mattis explain the plan to these total losers."



Death of Osama bin Laden @ Wikipedia

On April 29 at 8:20 a.m. EDT,[65] Obama conferred with his advisers and gave the final go-ahead. The raid would take place the following day. That evening the president was informed that the operation would be delayed one day due to cloudy weather.

On April 30, Obama called McRaven one more time to wish the SEALs well and to thank them for their service.[57] That evening, the President attended the annual White House Correspondent's Association dinner, which was hosted by comedian and television actor Seth Meyers. At one point, Meyers joked: "People think bin Laden is hiding in the Hindu Kush, but did you know that every day from 4 to 5 he hosts a show on C-SPAN?" Obama laughed, despite his knowledge of the operation to come.[68]

On May 1 at 1:22 p.m., Panetta, acting on the president's orders, directed McRaven to move forward with the operation. Shortly after 3 p.m., the president joined national security officials in the Situation Room to monitor the raid.

Če bi bili mediji res neki anti-Trumpovski fanatiki bi med kampanijo na dolgo in široko poročali o tem. Toliko o 'analizi' nekaterih tule.

Ali pa so odstopili, ker so vedeli, da bi tak primer s seboj potegnil tudi Hillary?

Naj se preganja in pozapre vse.

jype je 2. jul 2017 ob 23:23 izjavil:

Trump supporters will want audiovisual recordings of this. For evidence, of course, not for personal pleasure.

Še ena projekcija s skrajne levice. Zanimivo koliko komunistov in "feminističnih zaveznikov" je v resnici pedofilov. Dejte mal popucat svoje vrste.

Smrekar1 je 3. jul 2017 ob 09:31 izjavil:

Možno je sicer, da je bilo res in da je tip samo plačal odškodnino.

Ah, pa saj on tega ne dela.

Smrekar1 je 3. jul 2017 ob 09:31 izjavil:

Kako točno?

Desničarski koncept pravice je malce drugačen, kot si predstavljajo normalni ljudje.

Saj je še vedno.

Anarchist Extremists: Antifa

New Jersey Homeland Security has declared Antifa a Domestic Terrorist organization

Trump je bolan človek. Nesposoben biti predsednik. Dobra stran je ena sama in sicer, da prebivalci EU vidijo, kako je, če izvolijo populista in radikalca. Izvolitev tega idiota se je gotovo poznalo npr. pri volitvah v Franciji.

belo mleko, a obstajajo leve in desne vlade? In če ne prideš v parlament, pomeni, da si iztrebljen, ker si multikulti socialist, ti revček, pejt še mal v šolo.

Clovek se kar nacudi, da so komentarji na spletni strani ameriskega dnevnega casopisa na veliko visjem nivoju, kot pa na najvecjem tehnoloskem forumu v Sloveniji

Verjetno si malce zmeden, ilegalnih prehodov nihce ne zagovarja. Preden se spotaknes ob begunce ima vsak pravico do due process, nekaj kar nacisti nimajo razcisceno

Looooooka je 4. jul 2017 ob 23:08 izjavil:

Izvoljeni idiot v Franciji je hujsi, Francija pa prakticno gotova.

Kaj bi sele bil ce bi bil levicar!

dice7 je 4. jul 2017 ob 22:34 izjavil:

Clovek se kar nacudi, da so komentarji na spletni strani ameriskega dnevnega casopisa na veliko visjem nivoju, kot pa na najvecjem tehnoloskem forumu v Sloveniji

Vidiš, nekaj sta pa z jypetom le dosegla.

dice7 je 5. jul 2017 ob 09:54 izjavil:

A kaj, ko prispevas samo stagnacijo

Če smo se kaj naučili v socializmu je to, da ustvarjalni ljudje težko ustvarjajo, če so jim komunisti stalno v napoto.

Malo napredka pa vseeno je...

ANTIFA: INCITING VIOLENCE TOWARD FAR-RIGHT EXTREMISTS

Sounds flattering

CNN Threatens to dox redditor unless they delete posts

https://twitter.com/TrueFactsStated/sta...

I have a series of quotes from Senior CNN Executives candidly describing their Network, relationship with WH and what they know..follows

Senior CNN Executive: "We have seen and have copies of transcripts of calls between Kushner, Bannon and high level Russian officials. At the least, those two committed treason, and it's hard to believe Trump wasn't part of it".

Senior CNN Executive: "Trump is going to do everything he can to lift the sanctions and there might not be any way to stop him".
Senior CNN Executive: "We used to get hate mail. Now we get death threats. Hundreds a day."
Senior CNN: "We get 30 calls a day from Senior White House officials screaming at us for publishing stories that are irrefutably accurate. The fake news campaign has been remarkably effective. 1/3 of America had been brainwashed, and nothing will change their minds."



Bi znalo bit kaj na tem. V zadnjem tednu ali dveh je complicit folk na foxu preklopil iz "TrumpRussia je bulšit" na "Saj to ni n'č tazga". Verjamem, da ne slučajno.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/pol...