Friday 19 July 2019

 

Trump Disavows ‘Send Her Back’ Chant as G.O.P. Frets Over Ugly Phrase
Trump has been radicalized by age and change: he just cant cope with the world as it is now.  
He is a terrorist in the making.  He wants the world the way it used to be, with white males in all the leadership roles and no one to challenge what it means to be American, what it means to be sexist, what it means to be racist, what it means to have values.  He doesn't like challenges and will respond to them with vituperative attacks.   A lot of his base are like that too.   They see their power drifting and they want it back.  They, too, are terrorists in the making.

Boris Johnson's Kipper Claim Is Nonsense, The EU Says  (It is UK law, not EU.)
Boris has ALWAYS lied abut the EU and their regulations: it was what made him famous. Why change a good strategy. Brexiteers don't care that it is untrue: they WANT to believe it and that is good enough for them.

Is Huawei a Security Threat? Vietnam Isn’t Taking Any Chances
Tell them not to use American companies: they spy more than the Chinese Stick to Nokia and Ericsson

Which Side Are House Democrats On?
America's

Trump Puts More GOP Money In His Own Pocket During Another Million-Dollar Golf Trip
The Ghandi’s seven deadly sins:
1.   Wealth without work.
2.   Pleasure without conscience.
3.   Knowledge without character.
4.   Commerce without morality.
5.   Science without humanity.
6.   Religion without sacrifice.
7.   Politics without principle. 
I thought these seemed to express Trump’s philosophy
Pleasure without conscience:        He grabs them by the pussy
       Knowledge without character:       Lying the way he does, he has no character to speak of.
       Commerce without morality:         He doesn’t care who his trade war hurts, favours socialism for farmers.     
       Science without humanity:            He cannot accept the reality of climate change
       Religion without sacrifice”             Does anyone know one thing the has sacrificed.
       Politics without principle:               He believes in party over country, and Saul Alinsky.

But the number one sin in Ghandi’s book was
      Wealth without work:      He has worked very, very hard to have the presidency enrich him personally




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