The Great Zaganza
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STD is what Trump claims was his personal Vietnam.
He's so great and unique he is able to accomplish feats of idiotic excess that others need drugs and disease to equal.Hyperbole distracts from your remark. While there have been rumours Trump uses too much Adderall (an amphetamine), I can't recall any suggestion he has syphilis.
STD is what Trump claims was his personal Vietnam.
Jan Krisch on Bluesky said:“Terrible things are happening outside. Poor helpless people are being dragged out of their homes. Families are being torn apart.Men, women, and children are separated. Children come home from school to find that their parents have disappeared.”
- Diary of Anne Frank
January 13, 1943
Perhaps someone should draw to this rotten-banana-brain dickhead's attention today that he is, indeed, the US president today? So these wars are all happening on his watch?
You should have hope with Trump... that no more healthy male Ukranians will need to die in a futile war come January. Putin will save face with a Trump deal. Kamala will just extend the war machine efforts.
Putinwill not make a deal with her.
Then why doesn't he?He has that ability to be sound like he knows what he is doing and is in complete control even when he has absolutely no idea what he is talking about.
Hmm. They detained him only until they could hand him over to police. He had no complaints about their behaviour. The real story here seems to be the stupidity that they detained the man on the grounds he appeared to present a threat to the federal building he works in while he was attempting to get to work there.Marines arrest a civilian. Illegally, according to some commentators.
Or knowing the audience. Enough repetition makes lies more believable by preying upon psychological factors. With that said, repetition doesn't do anything to hide falsehood and stupidity. For example, no matter how many times Trump's tariff lies are repeated, how stupid they are isn't hidden. They just worm their way into the American psyche, especially that of the ignorant and those who selectively turn off their critical thinking when it comes to Republican propaganda.Really?
I don't have to repeat something at least three times when I know what I'm talking about.
Repetition is a clear sign of cluelessness
Presumably the US capitol police will be investigating this assault on a US senator? In future I hope they will ensure he has sufficient personal protection to ensure he is safe from the secret service trying to prevent him from expressing his right to free speech.![]()
Sen. Alex Padilla Tells MSNBC FBI ‘Escorted’ Him To Trump DHS Presser They Claim He Crashed
Alex Padilla said he was "escorted" to Kristi Noem’s press conference by FBI agents, where he was manhandled by agents claiming they didn't know who he was.www.mediaite.com
Read the article to get Senator Padilla's side of the story.
They can only detain if he is a threat. If he is not a threat, and had a right to enter the building then the detention was illegal. Crossing a tape barrier is not a threat, it may be grounds for asking someone nicely to go back, or asking to see their id etc. if they say they have a right to enter.Hmm. They detained him only until they could hand him over to police. He had no complaints about their behaviour. The real story here seems to be the stupidity that they detained the man on the grounds he appeared to present a threat to the federal building he works in while he was attempting to get to work there.
It sounds like they pounced because he stepped over a tape barrier. In a sane world they would have been directing employees on how to enter the building.
But if Israel’s strikes are a humiliation for anyone, it is Donald Trump, who had made clear both privately and publicly that he did not want Israel – one of America’s closest allies in the world – to launch the attack. The US had been due to hold talks with Iran on Sunday, a process now undermined, potentially fatally, by the actions of Israel.
Israel’s relationship with the United States is essential to its survival. Military and financial aid from the US to Israel is worth around $4bn (£3bn) a year in “normal” times, but since the Hamas attacks of 7 October 2023, the US stepped up its financial and military support to between $12-18bn (£8.9bn-£13.3bn), around a quarter to a third of Israel’s defence spending. Israel relied on direct military and intelligence assistance from the US (and UK) to successfully intercept Iran’s last missile salvo in its direction.
In other words, Israel is reliant on the US being on its side. And despite that, its government felt confident that it could publicly and spectacularly disregard the wishes of Trump, undermine his negotiations, and get away with it. As public displays of disrespect towards an ally go, there are few cases to match it.
Trump has approached diplomacy as if it was reality TV deal-making as if a tough show for the cameras will do most of the work and the details will sort themselves – disregarding the slow, agonisingly detailed diplomacy that typically delivers real results.
The consequence is an America that is flailing, insulting its allies for no purpose, and flattering its enemies for nothing in return. Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to publicly show up Trump is the most blatant humiliation inflicted on Trump to date, but it is an inevitable consequence of the President’s own empty bluster. The man truly believes himself to be the world’s greatest negotiator and has come back with nothing. That must be quite the blow to the ego.
ICE says Club World Cup attendees should carry proof of legal status, sparking concerns
The international soccer tournament kicks off in Florida. Non-American citizens attending have been told to carry proof of their legal status.
The Trump administration’s anti-immigrant crackdown is casting a pall over the FIFA Club World Cup soccer tournament kicking off in Florida this weekend.
The Club World Cup is an international tournament that features some of the world’s top professional soccer clubs. The United States is hosting it this year, with the first game scheduled for Saturday in Miami Gardens.
On Tuesday, U.S. Customs and Border Protection tweeted that it will be “suited and booted and ready to provide security for the first round of games.” It later deleted the tweet without explanation. And ICE told NBC News 6 in Miami that all non-American citizens will need to carry proof of their legal status.
When asked to clarify that comment, an ICE spokesperson told The Miami Herald in a statement: “As is customary for an event of this magnitude with national security implications, ICE will be working alongside our Department of Homeland Security and Department of Justice partners to help ensure the safety and security of the event.”
As the Herald noted, CBP’s presence at major sporting events is not uncommon. For instance, the agency promoted its participation during the Super Bowl in New Orleans earlier this year.
But the remark from ICE about proving legal status and the now-deleted CBP tweet against the backdrop of Trump administration’s anti-immigration crackdown have raised concerns among some soccer fans.