President Donald J. Trump

[Jackstar]

I like when he is following all my posts and threads

Not one person gives a shit what you like.

[ZaZa]

These are the same banks that refuse to deal with the money that half the country uses to buy and sell medicine with, while simultaneously laundering billions of dollars from illicit human trafficking on a global scale. Fuck them, and fuck you as well.

Once again, your criticisms are hollow and worthless. Get a life.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ THIS POST GETS A+++

[ZaZa]

Not one person gives a shit what you like.

Jackstar,
YOU OBVIOUSLY DO SINCE YOU ARE READING THEM
                                      D-

[Jackstar]

Not one person gives a shit what you like.

[luicfer6G6]

[ZaZa]

Holy jumping Jesus shit balls! I am an idiot.

I AGREE WITH Jackstar talking about Jackstar

[Gyoza Girl]

So President Trump's taking his first "official" vacation. LOL! James K. Polk took 27 vacation days during his entire presidency. Trump took that many during his first 27 days.

[ZaZa]

So President Trump's taking his first "official" vacation. LOL! James K. Polk took 27 vacation days during his entire presidency. Trump took that many during his first 27 days.

The White House is under renovations for two weeks you dumb asses....

[Kidnostad3]

The below video is a must see.  Ortell has put together an iron clad case against the Clintons but in this interview he connects Mueller and Comey with the whitewash of an investigation of the Clinton Foundation back in 2001.  There were ample grounds for indictment back then but the case was inexplicably not pursued.  It's about an hour long but it's well worth the time.  He also talks about the large number of establishment politicians of both parties and foreign actors who have participated and benefitted from this slush fund and stand to lose if a fair investigation of the whole "matter" was carried out. 

IMHO, the continued failure to prosecute rich, powerful and privileged felons in this country could easily lead to a bloody revolution. 

https://youtu.be/WjLoqu_X540

[PB the Deplorable]

So President Trump's taking his first "official" vacation. LOL! James K. Polk took 27 vacation days during his entire presidency. Trump took that many during his first 27 days.

This genius claims to be a journalist

[PaulAtreides]

Oooo, how nice -my personal ass licker the luicfer6G6 is here.
How I like when he is following all my posts and threads and sucks so passionately on my anus. 

Yeah, Lucy, we all understand how you like that. 

[Kidnostad3]

I'm thinking about starting a thread: "HOW MUCH DOES ROMANIA SUCK?  IT SUCKS SO BAD THAT..."

[Kidnostad3]

So President Trump's taking his first "official" vacation. LOL! James K. Polk took 27 vacation days during his entire presidency. Trump took that many during his first 27 days.

James K. Polk was too busy setting up and overseeing the Mexican American War.  I take it you're a fan of his.  (Is there any limit to liberal ignorance?  I think not.)

[Jackstar]

This genius claims to be a journalist

[Kidnostad3]

A course of penicillin will clear that up in a week to ten days. 

[Evil Twin Of Zen]

I'm thinking about starting a thread: "HOW MUCH DOES ROMANIA SUCK?  IT SUCKS SO BAD THAT..."

"HOW MUCH DOES ROMANIA SUCK?  IT SUCKS SO BAD THAT..." the only thing they don't tax is the air.... (there is always tomorrow).

[Kidnostad3]

"HOW MUCH DOES ROMANIA SUCK?  IT SUCKS SO BAD THAT..." the only thing they don't tax is the air.... (there is always tomorrow).

Thatta boy.  How about:  Romania sucks so bad that all the wildlife has fled to neighboring countries except for rats and flies.

[Up All Night]

While I disagree with his stance on medical marijuana in terms of everything else, Savage gets it. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A53zLDrLttk

I also agree with most of what Mr. Savage says, except that, with regard to marijuana, Mr. Savage is from the Old School, where they glorify the likes of manly womanizers like Ernest Hemingway, who eventually offed themselves, whose drug of choice was alcohol. In Michael's world, manly men drink alcohol, and do not smoke reefer.

Michael is biased against pot, and I am biased against alcohol. He will never convince me, and I don't have a channel to argue with him, not would I, over such an issue.

It's pick you degenerate to admire.

I do not admire Hemingway.

I do admire the work of Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin.

Who's right and who's wrong??

[Juan]

In Michael's younger world, he swam naked with Allen Ginsberg.  Smoked dope together? Could they have engaged in activities Savage now considers negative?  Could he associate those activities with pot and Ginsberg?

[albrecht]

The below video is a must see.  Ortell has put together an iron clad case against the Clintons but in this interview he connects Mueller and Comey with the whitewash of an investigation of the Clinton Foundation back in 2001.  There were ample grounds for indictment back then but the case was inexplicably not pursued.  It's about an hour long but it's well worth the time.  He also talks about the large number of establishment politicians of both parties and foreign actors who have participated and benefitted from this slush fund and stand to lose if a fair investigation of the whole "matter" was carried out. 

IMHO, the continued failure to prosecute rich, powerful and privileged felons in this country could easily lead to a bloody revolution. 

Ortel has done yeoman's work with regard to the Clinton Foundation(s.) As he points out their operations operated in many States and Countries- all of which have laws and rules about how Foundations and Charities are run and who, usually, require accounting and audit. Also many millionaires (and more) donated and got tax benefits. All of that could be investigated by appropriate taxing authorities on many levels: Federal, State, and other countries. Money was possibly taken away from the public good and funneled into Clinton run organizations. Where was the money spent? What was the charity and purpose (apparently they changed purposes- which is sometimes illegal?) Was there pay-to-play? Was money taken/given from people or countries on banned lists? Was the Foundation used by any donors in illegal tax avoidance or money-laundering schemes? Did the Foundation benefit family members by paying them salaries for no work? Was personal travel and expenses run through the 'charity' and Foundation(s?) Was all the reporting, tax filings, and audit done properly and on time? And so on....

Some of this is not as "sexy" or exciting as pure corruption, sexual shenanigans, weird email leaks and theories, but is what often, finally, takes down a criminal or criminal organization: the accounting, the tax-dodging, the pay-offs, the corruption, the money laundering, etc. Trump's DOJ or FBI or IRS (or all) should get a whole bunch of accountants and tax attorneys are really investigate this. As should State and other Country's similar authorities.

http://charlesortel.com/

[Dr. MD MD]

I also agree with most of what Mr. Savage says, except that, with regard to marijuana, Mr. Savage is from the Old School, where they glorify the likes of manly womanizers like Ernest Hemingway, who eventually offed themselves, whose drug of choice was alcohol. In Michael's world, manly men drink alcohol, and do not smoke reefer.

Michael is biased against pot, and I am biased against alcohol. He will never convince me, and I don't have a channel to argue with him, not would I, over such an issue.

It's pick you degenerate to admire.

I do not admire Hemingway.

I do admire the work of Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin.

Who's right and who's wrong??

I know and I figure he must have tried it too because he used to hang out with people like Alan Ginsberg. I think one of the reasons the medical establishment has been slow to accept it is because the effects can be so variable not only from person to person but different strains can have very different effects. Perhaps his experience was always negative. Then you have someone like Carl Sagan who became a daily smoker because he thought it helped his thinking. I've found it to be more like this myself but I understand that effect may or may not be replicated in another because of how variable one's response is.

[Yorkshire pud]

British Army must stop recruiting child soldiers, veteran tells RT
Published time: 4 Aug, 2017 16:04
https://www.rt.com/uk/398662-army-recruitment-age-veteran/

*Britain should raise the military recruitment age from 16 to 18 because joining the services at such a tender age can cause irreversible psychological damage,
a British Army veteran has told RT.
Wayne Sharrocks, who joined the army when he was 17, has spoken out against current military regulations,
which allow recruiters to accept under 18s, who are effectively children based on international standards.*



.../ DISGUSTING British cunts abusing - exploiting children

Its weird how you post RT shit, add your own bollox and really believe you speak from authority and personal knowlege. Yak milk is bad for YOU!

[Yorkshire pud]

Ortel has done yeoman's work with regard to the Clinton Foundation(s.) As he points out their operations operated in many States and Countries- all of which have laws and rules about how Foundations and Charities are run and who, usually, require accounting and audit. Also many millionaires (and more) donated and got tax benefits. All of that could be investigated by appropriate taxing authorities on many levels: Federal, State, and other countries. Money was possibly taken away from the public good and funneled into Clinton run organizations. Where was the money spent? What was the charity and purpose (apparently they changed purposes- which is sometimes illegal?) Was there pay-to-play? Was money taken/given from people or countries on banned lists? Was the Foundation used by any donors in illegal tax avoidance or money-laundering schemes? Did the Foundation benefit family members by paying them salaries for no work? Was personal travel and expenses run through the 'charity' and Foundation(s?) Was all the reporting, tax filings, and audit done properly and on time? And so on....

Some of this is not as "sexy" or exciting as pure corruption, sexual shenanigans, weird email leaks and theories, but is what often, finally, takes down a criminal or criminal organization: the accounting, the tax-dodging, the pay-offs, the corruption, the money laundering, etc. Trump's DOJ or FBI or IRS (or all) should get a whole bunch of accountants and tax attorneys are really investigate this. As should State and other Country's similar authorities.

http://charlesortel.com/

Trumps DOJ and FBI? Thats where he screwed up when he asked for Comey's loyalty to him and humiliated Sessons on TV..Neither department is his.

[Dr. MD MD]

Trumps DOJ and FBI? Thats where he screwed up when he asked for Comey's loyalty to him and humiliated Sessons on TV..Neither department is his.

British expert in American politics.  :

I just hope that all these new rules apply to the next Democratic president  as well so that they too can be perpetually obstructed and fucked with. Can't wait to see that one! 

[albrecht]

Trumps DOJ and FBI? Thats where he screwed up when he asked for Comey's loyalty to him and humiliated Sessons on TV..Neither department is his.

The government bureaucracy is so bloated I admit it can be hard to keep up to date. Especially as over time certain branches are merged and lines of authority change- particularly post 911. But it goes:
FBI is under the DOJ which answers to DNI and AG, both of which are cabinet positions in the Executive Branch that is nominated by....wait for it.....drum roll....Trump and have been confirmed by the Senate. So, for now at least, they are "Trump's" in terms of being head of the Executive Branch and their boss. Why his firing of Comey was such a non-issue. He served at the pleasure of the President. Clinton fired his legacy guy also (luckily he was not asked, like a certain intern, to really "serve the pleasure of the President."  )

https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/USCODE-2015-title28/html/USCODE-2015-title28-partII-chap31-sec501.htm
https://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?SID=4fb258006d577540ded456654331eb32&mc=true&tpl=/ecfrbrowse/Title32/32chapterXVII.tpl

[Kidnostad3]

Ortel has done yeoman's work with regard to the Clinton Foundation(s.) As he points out their operations operated in many States and Countries- all of which have laws and rules about how Foundations and Charities are run and who, usually, require accounting and audit. Also many millionaires (and more) donated and got tax benefits. All of that could be investigated by appropriate taxing authorities on many levels: Federal, State, and other countries. Money was possibly taken away from the public good and funneled into Clinton run organizations. Where was the money spent? What was the charity and purpose (apparently they changed purposes- which is sometimes illegal?) Was there pay-to-play? Was money taken/given from people or countries on banned lists? Was the Foundation used by any donors in illegal tax avoidance or money-laundering schemes? Did the Foundation benefit family members by paying them salaries for no work? Was personal travel and expenses run through the 'charity' and Foundation(s?) Was all the reporting, tax filings, and audit done properly and on time? And so on....

Some of this is not as "sexy" or exciting as pure corruption, sexual shenanigans, weird email leaks and theories, but is what often, finally, takes down a criminal or criminal organization: the accounting, the tax-dodging, the pay-offs, the corruption, the money laundering, etc. Trump's DOJ or FBI or IRS (or all) should get a whole bunch of accountants and tax attorneys are really investigate this. As should State and other Country's similar authorities.

http://charlesortel.com/

Another highly astute analysis.  I'm glad you're on our side.

[Dr. MD MD]

The government bureaucracy is so bloated I admit it can be hard to keep up to date. Especially as over time certain branches are merged and lines of authority change- particularly post 911. But it goes:
FBI is under the DOJ which answers to DNI and AG, both of which are cabinet positions in the Executive Branch that is nominated by....wait for it.....drum roll....Trump and have been confirmed by the Senate. So, for now at least, they are "Trump's" in terms of being head of the Executive Branch and their boss. Why his firing of Comey was such a non-issue. He served at the pleasure of the President. Clinton fired his legacy guy also (luckily he was not asked, like a certain intern, to really "serve the pleasure of the President."  )

https://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/USCODE-2015-title28/html/USCODE-2015-title28-partII-chap31-sec501.htm
https://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?SID=4fb258006d577540ded456654331eb32&mc=true&tpl=/ecfrbrowse/Title32/32chapterXVII.tpl

The first thing Bubba did when taking office was fire the head of the FBI and the ENTIRE justice department. Of course, we know now that he did it to setup his scam to bilk this country for all he could and never have anyone question it.

[Kidnostad3]

Its weird how you post RT shit, add your own bollox and really believe you speak from authority and personal knowlege. Yak milk is bad for YOU!

Hey Pud.  The dude is a suck ass Russophile.  Pass it on.

[Yorkshire pud]

British expert in American politics.  :

I just hope that all these new rules apply to the next Democratic president  as well so that they too can be perpetually obstructed and fucked with. Can't wait to see that one! 

Irrespective of who the POTUS is, the DOJ and FBI don't belong to them..Trump thinks otherwise though.

[Dr. MD MD]

Irrespective of who the POTUS is, the DOJ and FBI don't belong to them..Trump thinks otherwise though.

Albrecht just explained why you're wrong about that. NEXT!