Politics

[Major Bonkers]

A good article on the late F. W. de Klerk - a great man:

https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/f-w-de-klerk-was-a-hero-of-our-time

 

[Jörg Krüger]

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LOL...! What I want to know is who exactly are these 38% and what planet do they live on?

I guess the the 38% are all the illegal immigrants

 

[Tbitty]

 

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[Newboomer]

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That freak on the left makes me cringe every time I see it. Must be an it 'cause tain't man nor woman.

 

[Tbitty]

That freak on the left makes me cringe every time I see it. Must be an it 'cause tain't man nor woman.

Taint, mostly

 

[Boyd Brooks]

Taint, mostly

Way closer to the back than the front!

 

[jpr9954]

 

[Ray B]

Suggestion to Republican strategists: Considering the similarities between the National Socialist Democratic Party of 1030s-1945 in Germany and the present Democratic Socialist Party in the USA, the Republican party might want to review a little history as premise for their selection of candidates for the 2024 Presidential election. Note the similarities between the focus Hitler and his staff had on General Patton prior to the D-Day invasion compared to the Demonrats focus on former President Trump. The Allies solution to this was to use Patton as a diversion, holding him in reserve, giving the impression to the Patton focused Axis that the D-Day invasion of Normandy was a diversion with the "real" attack being led by Patton at Calais- thus the Axis allowed the D-Day invasion to prevail while holding the Axis troops for the attack at Calais that never came.

It's against every aspect of President Trump's personality that I have noticed, but wouldn't it be something if President Trump maintained a dominate media position, drawing all of the attacks by the DNC and media, then at the convention allowing another candidate to become the nominee and giving his full support to that candidate- thus side-tracking the DNCs entire campaign strategy. I'm thinking President Trump would make a great Secretary of State - if he could allow someone else to be the boss- that would be the main question.

 

[Newboomer]

Suggestion to Republican strategists: Considering the similarities between the National Socialist Democratic Party of 1030s-1945 in Germany and the present Democratic Socialist Party in the USA, the Republican party might want to review a little history as premise for their selection of candidates for the 2024 Presidential election. Note the similarities between the focus Hitler and his staff had on General Patton prior to the D-Day invasion compared to the Demonrats focus on former President Trump. The Allies solution to this was to use Patton as a diversion, holding him in reserve, giving the impression to the Patton focused Axis that the D-Day invasion of Normandy was a diversion with the "real" attack being led by Patton at Calais- thus the Axis allowed the D-Day invasion to prevail while holding the Axis troops for the attack at Calais that never came.

It's against every aspect of President Trump's personality that I have noticed, but wouldn't it be something if President Trump maintained a dominate media position, drawing all of the attacks by the DNC and media, then at the convention allowing another candidate to become the nominee and giving his full support to that candidate- thus side-tracking the DNCs entire campaign strategy. I'm thinking President Trump would make a great Secretary of State - if he could allow someone else to be the boss- that would be the main question.

I like the analogy to Patton. In many ways they are very similar: loud, abrasive, rude, crude but incomparable strategists. President Trump drew all kinds of fire from the libtards and commucrats which served as a masterful diversion while he quietly ran the country behind the smokescreen of tweets and goading them. And the beauty of the whole thing--those stupid asses never realized it.

 

[Tbitty]

Every time Trump fired off a "mean tweet" or goading the left in public, he was pulling rabbits and getting real work done behind the scenes and without the outcry. Say what you will about the man and his ego/demeanor- he gets things done and is incredibly sharp.

 

[Vashper]

 

[Randy F]

 

[jpr9954]

 

[ducmarc]

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[Ray B]

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when her sucking has accomplished the intended task, I wonder if she swallows?

there is the saying: Mean People Suck, Nice People Swallow.

 

[Newboomer]

when her sucking has accomplished the intended task, I wonder if she swallows?

there is the saying: Mean People Suck, Nice People Swallow.

Well, I guess once a sucker, always a sucker.

 

[Boyd Brooks]