January 20th 2017 , Today an idiot took Office

Alien · 01-18-2017, 03:22 PM

#1
On January 20th 2017

He will place his hand on a book he has never read , and take  an oath
he will never keep , to protect a constitution he has never read
and will never understand.
America is concerned about hacking of its elections , yet  Americans
have no clue about countries it has influenced doing the same .


President-elect Donald Trump has an adversarial relationship with his country's intelligence community.

Quote:“Tell the families of those 117 CIA officers who are forever memorialized on our wall of honor that their loved ones who gave their lives were akin to Nazis. Tell the CIA officers who are serving in harm’s way right now and their families who are worried about them that they are akin to Nazi Germany. I found that to be very repugnant, and I will forever stand up for the integrity and patriotism of my officers who have done much over the years to sacrifice for their fellow citizens.”


How America  got to this point:

Quote:It took Trump until last week to acknowledge that Russia was behind the hacking of the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta — a long-held conclusion of the intelligence community. Trump had previously suggested that it might have been the Democrats themselves, China, “somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds” or “some guy in his home in New Jersey.”

Trump still hasn't acknowledged the intelligence community's conclusion that the effort was intended to benefit his candidacy.
In July, he said he hoped Russian hackers had Clinton's emails and urged them to find them if they didn't.
In one tweet this month, he claimed that an intelligence briefing he was to receive on Russia's hacking had been delayed, even as the intel community said it had not, and . . .

. . . in the same tweet, he questioned whether the intelligence community needed to buy time to “build a case.” He also has called efforts to look into Russian hacking a “political witch hunt.”
He has regularly put the word “intelligence” in quotation marks in his tweets.

He has suggested at multiple points that the intelligence community may have directly leaked the dossier, even as it is not an intelligence document and was seen by many journalists and lawmakers in Washington before BuzzFeed published it. He said last week that it was leaked by “maybe the intelligence agencies, which would be a tremendous blot on their record if they in fact did that.” Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper Jr. pushed back, clarifying that “this document is not a U.S. Intelligence Community product and that I do not believe the leaks came from within the [intelligence community].”

Trump and his team have mischaracterized the intelligence committee's report when it comes to whether Russia actually had an effect on the 2016 election. Although the intelligence community has said clearly that it can't and won't make that determination, Trump's team has said it determined there was no impact.

Trump has doubted the intelligence community by saying, “These are the same people that said Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.”

He has favorably cited the comments of Julian Assange and Vladimir Putin — who are decidedly not allies of U.S. intelligence — while being much more skeptical about U.S. intelligence.

#2
Borse


Interesting times lie ahead . ::confused::

::LOL:: ::LOL:: ::LOL::

#3
you have a place to rent?

#4
An Idiot calling a president of the USA an Idiot :  hahahahaha

'Borse',  she already Renting a basement apartment  Tongue

half de size of Belle and half de cost of $1500 US !

no room hence I not include on my  thread !

#5

Whether he knows it or not, the specter of Lyndon Baines Johnson haunts Donald John Trump. There are some jarring similarities — two big, fleshy men given to vulgarities and gauche behavior, boastful, thin-skinned, politically amoral, vengeful, unforgiving and, most important, considered illegitimate presidents. For Johnson, that took some time to sink in; Trump is already there.

Jump now a half-century to the recent stories relating to Trump and alleged shenanigans in Russia at a time not all that distant. The accounts, unverified and as revolting as any concocted about Johnson, had a currency that can be explained only by Trump’s own behavior — a persona that seems so self-indulgent, so juvenile, that almost any sort of behavior seems credible. Trump called the report fake news and, as always, blamed the messenger (the media, the intelligence community, etc.), but he ought to have looked in the mirror and wondered why he looks so ugly to so many people.

Lewis is one of the last of the great civil rights-era heroes. He marched. He protested. He had his head cracked at the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala. It was 1965 and the Alabama police nearly beat him to death. He is a man of immense courage and morality, so much greater than Trump in those respects.

Yes, Trump won in the electoral college, and that, alas, is all that matters. But on the larger point, Lewis is right. Trump conducted a dirty, dishonest campaign that sullied the very presidency he won. He questioned Barack Obama’s legitimacy, trafficked in racism and demagoguery, and seems to have had poll workers in far-off Moscow. Still, he’ll be the president.

But Trump ought to pay attention to Lewis and what he represents. The president-elect will take the oath with a minority of the popular vote — a substantial deficit of almost 3 million votes. He enters the Oval Office with historically dismal poll numbers, lower now than right after he won the election. He has done nothing to woo the majority of Americans who rejected his candidacy and has, instead, adhered to his schoolyard habit of tweeting his every grievance, denigrating his every critic, making cameos with vaccine and global-warming doubters and, as if to show some versatility, rascals such as Don King and Kanye West. It is a “Gong Show” with no gong in sight.

Lyndon Johnson would no doubt warn Trump that he is already on thin ice and he will plunge through it the moment Congress takes the measure of his unpopularity. Johnson was a man of huge political abilities and experience, and his achievements in civil rights entitled him to greatness. Yet, when Vietnam went sour, so did the public, and it seemed, after a while, that his personal characteristics, scathingly caricatured by artists such as David Levine and Jules Feiffer, oozed out of him so that they obscured both him and his accomplishments. He was deemed capable of anything — of lying and perversion of all kinds. This is where Trump stands now.


By the end of the week, Trump will be the president. I wish him the best; I wish him the worst. The dilemma is how to separate loathing for him from love of country. I am leaving it to time to work that out. Meanwhile, Trump will have his moment, that’s for sure, but when things go wrong he will be chased from office — just like Johnson once was. The ancient Greeks knew why: A man’s character is his fate. In that case, Trump’s presidency is doomed.

By Richard Cohen

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you have a place to rent?
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Borse .
I have 4 that will be ready at the end of this week.

Ask Village Belle to come and check them out to see if it will fit your agenda ?  ::LOL:: ::LOL::

#7
wwwwaaahhhhhhh

Cut and Paste with LIES will get you NOWHERE

ON this Forum  >Sad

#8
Quote:By Richard Cohen

and she posting up all these liberal-con propagandist arseholes.....who represent the zionist masters of the USA..the corporate military industrial complex war-mongers who need cold wars and american enemies to justify the military budget on which their social position rests..those same ones who hate Trump because he sees that way of doing american business as the ancient regime now out of sync with the needs of the world leading to extinction

stupid alien don't see, cant understand the split in the american elite around which this 'civil' war is coalescing.

that is what it is alien..an inter class war about how the future will pan out. its like the old Levellers battle with king James.. a fight between the same class riding 2 ways of doing the nations business..one old and the other new.

eventually the Levellers led to manufacturing domination, the end of the english monarchy as the national power, returned as ceremonial figureheads.  the new way..the capitalist manufactures was the way forward, had far more social potential that the old monarchy whose way of doing business..peasant agriculture was no match for steam engines.

we are at that point again alien..this time with nuclear weapons and artificial intelligence...robots.  how to deploy the day Alien and not blow ourselves to bits, not to make ourselves redundant in life ::confused::

well there is a section of the american elite who see the day clearer and realize that that old american way..imperialism is over.  they realize they have to accept that or cause a war that will end the human species.  they realize that they have to rationalize american into one pole of a new multipolar world in whch they can continue to make money but not the same way as they used to... they know the new way involves bringing the people along.  it is either that or kill them off

but the Russians and Chinese will not kill off their people...most of asia will not even though Modi seems prepared to kill off the Indian people.  and the west for sure..the old half of the american elite..the Zionists are prepared to kill by the billions..have already been killing off population in any many ways..bad food, poisoned water, poisoned  consumer products, bad medicine, spreading diseases..all manner of mass murder.....

etc etc etc.

Alien is an idiot.  she brings Cohen fuh us.  she shud google and find out a little about mister Cohen

#9
she see tow sides fighting..she shud understand that the condition of the human mind is subjective....and dat being the case then there are two sides at least in the equation..both with legitimacy

yet she presents here only the anti Trump side..casting Trump aside as if he represents nothing but garbage.

but trump is a rich man..very rich.  but look at him in this battle!  he is not backing down!  why..how ::confused::

if he is rich he has no problem.  no matter how the situation turns as long as the rich is in charge he will be ok.  why does he fight ::confused::

why do peole fight like that..stand up ah mano when death is a definite and clear consequence.  this is for real Alien.  what girds anyone to so fight save ideology, world view..a sens that what I want here is right and it is worth dying for..

that is how it is Alien.  and on dat alone you shud say..'well wait!  wat is Trump all abouit ::confused::'  den start to dig.

Alien impse!

#10


Mapoui .

I wouldnt waste the few moments that I spend here to read anything you post .

You ramble on about nothing, just taking up space.  >Sad >Sad >Sad

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