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Carson links Hillary to Lucifer

This is 'socialized medicine is "keystone to the establishment of a socialist state"' thing all over again. It's a combination of his own ignorance and reliance on the ignorance of his audience.

- Hillary writes a senior thesis about Alinsky in 1969 that is critical of his methods and approach to the social issues upon which she agrees need addressing.
- Two years later Alinsky writes a book with Lucifer in the acknowledgement.
- Hillary and Lucifer are connected because... reasons.
 
Now, they announce that Al Baldasaro, listed as Trumps "veteran's advisor", is demanding that Hillary be executed by firing squad for treason.

He's being investigated by the secret service.....

Hopefully including very invasive cavity searches!!!! Though, what with being a
Trump boy he might unfortunately look forward to that!!!!:jaw-dropp:jaw-dropp:jaw-dropp
 
Every day the right wing nutjobs prove just how crazy they are. Hillary writes her college thesis about Saul Alinsky. A totally appropriate thesis for a political science major which Hillary was. Alinsky wrote a book called Rules for Radicals where he suggested that Lucifer was the first radical and therefore according to Carson, Hillary is a disciple of Lucifer.

I wrote a paper in college about Goebbels and his propaganda techniques, this does not make me a NAZI.

Off the top of my head, did it have anything about an American with the title or first name Major who developed many of the techniques that Goebbels (among many others later borrowed. I ask because I read about him about 15 or a bit more years ago. Very interesting!!!
 
Remember back when some South American leader called GWBush El Diablo? Man, did the right get their knickers up in a twist.

Was that the idiot who mentioned the stench of sulphur ????? Bush was dumb but not actively evil for evil's sake. That was left for Trump.............:jaw-dropp:jaw-dropp:jaw-dropp:jaw-dropp:covereyes
 
USA: you are in deep, deep trouble if this clown gets the White House.

Actually, the checks and balances and the requirement to make deals will check him ... if he makes it. (Not betting the over on that one).

As with a lot of politicians, he'll be at least entertaining. This means we in the US would be getting to be more like the Europeans, such as the Italians who change governments about as often as I change socks.

You should be applauding the idea of such an entertaining spectacle. It will give you more grist for the mill. It will have no impact on Kiwiland. You all are too far away for it to impact you.
 
Actually, the checks and balances and the requirement to make deals will check him ... if he makes it. (Not betting the over on that one).

That's the theory, yes, but a president who speaks without thinking wouldn't do you any good.

The other side is the damage he's done already. He has somehow convinced almost half of the world's richest country that they're under threat on all sides and has opened an enormous festering boil of racism.

Who knows - in the long run that exposure of racism could be a good thing, but it won't be if he's sitting in the office at Pennsylvania Ave.

You should be applauding the idea of such an entertaining spectacle. It will give you more grist for the mill. It will have no impact on Kiwiland. You all are too far away for it to impact you.

That's about where it is for me - I can't see any way it would affect us and it is hilarious. Some of the cartoons I've seen are funny than anything Trump's said so far, and his speech at the close of RNC was plain self-parody.
 
Off the top of my head, did it have anything about an American with the title or first name Major who developed many of the techniques that Goebbels (among many others later borrowed. I ask because I read about him about 15 or a bit more years ago. Very interesting!!!

Actually quite a few politicians incorporated many of his methods including NIxon.

Trump's RNC speech seems to embody one of Goebbels principles and that is dark propaganda can be more effective than positive propaganda regardless of the truth if the truth doesn't feel credible or is just not that desirable.

This is what concerns me the most about this election. Trump is selling himself as the outsider and an agent of change. And while I don't think most people hate Obama a lot of people want a real change and many see Hillary as just another politician. From my perspective. If Hillary wants to win she has to blame the American people. She has to challenge them that if they really want change, are we willing to do something about it?

Do we have the courage to face the truth? Because it's not Obama's fault there hasn't been more change. It's us as a nation. We cannot expect anything but gridlock if we keep voting Presidents of one party and a Congress of the other.

So America, if you want real change, get up off your sofa and vote for Democrats in Congress and Tim Kaine and I will make real change.

Or vote for Trump and Pence and a Republican Congress and they'll give you their version of change.

With your help Tim Kaine and I will see to it that working families get a raise.
Trump and Pence thinks you're paid to much
With your help Tim Kaine and I will make healthcare more affordable.
Trump and Pence think we should take health insurance away from millions of Americans.
With your help we'll make sure your kids don't have to max out their credit cards and be saddled with debt to get an education.
I do hear that Donald is more than happy though to take their credit card numbers at Trump University. Your kids can help him finance his new jet.
Together we can make all our lives better. But it has to be together. Otherwise it will be more of the same or worse.

So? What are you going to do America? Stand up for yourselves and your neighbors or keep leaving it to others who are not really interested in your future? They say that decisions are made by the people who show up.

Time to show up .
 
That's the theory, yes, but a president who speaks without thinking wouldn't do you any good.

The other side is the damage he's done already. He has somehow convinced almost half of the world's richest country that they're under threat on all sides and has opened an enormous festering boil of racism.

Who knows - in the long run that exposure of racism could be a good thing, but it won't be if he's sitting in the office at Pennsylvania Ave.



That's about where it is for me - I can't see any way it would affect us and it is hilarious. Some of the cartoons I've seen are funny than anything Trump's said so far, and his speech at the close of RNC was plain self-parody.

You're a kiwi right Atheist? Tell me, who'd a thought that a 1932 election in Germany would have effected pretty much the entire world?
 
You're a kiwi right Atheist? Tell me, who'd a thought that a 1932 election in Germany would have effected pretty much the entire world?

Lots of people, according to people who were there at the time. It's not like Germany had ever declared war on Europe in the previous couple of decades.
 
Lots of people, according to people who were there at the time. It's not like Germany had ever declared war on Europe in the previous couple of decades.

This is true that some might have. But a great many people didn't.

Which is really my point. Any conflict between the US and Russia risks the possibility of a nuclear exchange and Trump is suggesting the US abandon it's it's NATO treaty obligations and not pay our bills. This threatens the whole world my friend.
 
This is true that some might have. But a great many people didn't.

Which is really my point. Any conflict between the US and Russia risks the possibility of a nuclear exchange and Trump is suggesting the US abandon it's it's NATO treaty obligations and not pay our bills. This threatens the whole world my friend.

Nothing to fear there. Putin and Trump are apparently the best of buddies.

http://www.theage.com.au/world/us-e...h-vladimir-putins-russia-20160723-gqcg8p.html

Respected publications such as Slate, economist Paul Krugman writing in The New York Times, and The Washington Post have commented on the convergence between Mr Trump's statements and geopolitical positions that Russia has long sought, with worrying implications should Trump become president.

"Trump is making it clear that, as president, he would allow Russia to advance its hegemonic interests across Europe and the Middle East," wrote Jeffrey Goldberg in The Atlantic.
 

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