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Seacoaster(1) wrote: Tue Dec 05, 2023 7:42 pm This must make you and VDH pretty happy; it's OK to jail the enemy -- you know, citizens who disagree with you. OS, you are the saddest person on these boards.
:lol: ...Trump is the only politician in court. The only citizens being jailed are Jan 6th protesters.

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Kismet wrote: Tue Dec 05, 2023 8:54 am
old salt wrote: Tue Dec 05, 2023 8:23 am
Kismet wrote: Tue Dec 05, 2023 7:08 am AS usual, your facts are wrong McGurk has been engaged for quite some time and he has been at NSC not State for Biden. :oops:

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/biden-na ... 937ff4287f

He initially left after Orang Fatso's Syria withdrawal FUBAR which you supported.
...except we never withdrew from Syria, just pulled back from the Turkish border.
Tempest in a teapot. The Kurds are doing fine.

Nice hit piece on McGurk :lol: He can always go work for Kushner.
“Brett’s theory of the region is that it’s a source of instability but also resources,” the former official said. “It’s a very old-school, colonialist mentality...
McGurk quit because he did not support the policy you advocated (along with Mattis BTW). So your admiration only goes so far :oops:

He certainly has more stones and principle than you :P

Funny how we abruptly abandoned bases and equipment to the enemy and you supported it unlike all the bellyaching you do about Afghanistan.
Mattis & McGurk overreacted & quit too soon. Esper & Jim Jeffrey stepped in & saved the day.
We did not withdraw from Syria. We pulled back from the Turkish border, repositioned, reconfigured & altered the mission, consolidating progress made. https://www.nbcnews.com/news/military/m ... d-n1076691 ...& we're still there.
The Kurds came through just fine & are still hanging in there, not falling from departing planes like our abandoned Afghan allies.
What bases & equipment did we abandon in Syria & how does that compare to what we left for the Taliban in Afghanistan ?
We have continued to support the Kurds (SDF) & attrite ISIS with raids into Syria from nearby bases in Iraq.
https://www.jpost.com/breaking-news/article-761104
This is the model the JCS wanted to replicate in Afghanistan, with a small residual force remaining at Bagram.
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Seacoaster(1) wrote: Tue Dec 05, 2023 7:42 pm
old salt wrote: Tue Dec 05, 2023 3:25 am Be afraid, be very afraid.
https://twitter.com/VDHanson/status/1725201086313873765
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Trump Revenge?

As Joe Biden’s polls plunge, his public bewilderment becomes chronic, and his exposed corruption can no longer be defended, pundits are writing furiously about the specter of “Trump revenge”. What is that, and why is it coming up now?

The Republican primary polls alarm them, but the general election polls favoring Trump over Biden utterly terrify them.

They privately concede that the crude-sounding Trump nevertheless did not weaponize the FBI, CIA, or DOJ.

The Trump-hating Pentagon, retired generals, CIA and FBI directors, the Washington FBI hierarchy—all of them knew that the fiery and bombastic Trump nevertheless did not hound out his enemies and turn these agencies and institutions into West Wing political operatives, in the way that Biden has destroyed the reputations of the DOJ and FBI.

So why the new mantra of “Trump revenge”?

Most likely, the Left is afraid because they know that if they were Trump and had suffered such weaponized lawfare from their opponents and in-house apostates, and yet had finally regained power, then they would most certainly go after their enemies with mass firings, weaponized indictments, and fake news stories.

In other words, they are scared that Trump thinks and acts like they do, and thus would do what they most certainly would do if in his place.

But for all of Trump’s loud banter, invective, and over-the-top tweets, he never sicced the bureaucracies on his political and personal enemies, and in that regard was never quite like the Left.·
https://twitter.com/VDHanson/status/1729622316945129893
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Don’t Do Unto Others What We Would Have Done to Them?

Once more, it gets even creepier how the projectionist Left is daily still shrieking about impending Trump “revenge” and “rage”, or about Trump’s purported enemies lists to come, or about his planned weaponization of the bureaucracies. The fear is in direct proportion to Biden cognitive decline, sinking polls, and walls-are-closing-in family corruption.

Should we laugh or cry about the transparent hypocrisy?

After all, who tried to wreck an administration with a 22-month-long Russian “collusion” fraud, suppressed a laptop with the lie it was Russian “disinformation”, or impeached a president for a phone call correctly identifying the Biden family’s operation in Ukraine as utterly corrupt and at the expense of U.S. interests?

Do we recall that the Obama-Biden nexus—from 2009-17, and from 2021 until now—cemented the reputation of FBI as a partisan operation, rebooted the Pentagon as an agent of woke change ferreting out “white rage” and “white privilege”, reinvented the DOJ as a Biden family protection service, politicized the CIA so that it, along with the FBI, interfered in the 2016 and 2020 elections, and warped the IRS by suppressing evidence of Biden family tax fraud?

What Lois Lerner, Eric Holder (self-identified as Obama’s “wingman”), and Loretta Lynch left undone was taken up by Merrick Garland.

Does the New York Times, or Joe Scarborough or any of these strange pundits raging about Trump rage to come remember how the “Logan Act” farce was used to destroy Michael Flynn?

Or the Foreign Policy essay of Rosa Brooks, a former Obama-era Pentagon lawyer, about how to drive out Trump without waiting for the 2020 election, by either impeachment, the 25thAmendment—or a military coup?

How about the “kill Trump” porn that saw celebrities, actors, and academics envisioning decapitating, stabbing, shooting, exploding, or incinerating the orange man?

How about Anonymous’s confessions about how fellow bureaucrats were trying to undermine and sabotage the operations of the Trump administration from within? Or the Pentagon’s retired 4-stars calling for Trump to be removed the “sooner the better”, or labeling him a Mussolini or Nazi-like figure?

Who paid Twitter millions to censor the news of political opponents?

Who paid foreign national Christopher Steele to peddle a fake dossier to destroy the 2016 Republican candidate?

Do we remember Biden’s Phantom-of-the-Opera harangue about his “ultra-MAGA” and “semi-fascists” political enemies?

Were not the twin pillars of Biden’s current foreign policy team, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan, and Secretary of State Antony Blinken, once respectively knee-deep in the anti-Trump Alfa Bank-ping hoax and the “51 Intelligence Authorities” laptop scam?

Again, the reason the media and politicians are terrified is that they are convinced Trump would do exactly what they would do in his place—and what they would do utterly suddenly horrifies them.
Just silliness, partisan nonsense. Meanwhile, Kash Patel says as Trump’s next CIA Director he will lead “patriots” appointed by Trump in an all-out effort to prosecute and jail people in government and the media: “We will find the conspirators in govt and the media. Yes, we are going to come after the people in the media.”

Trump’s former Defense Secretary Mark Esper on the threat of a second Trump term: “He’ll be able to enact his policy of revenge that he’s been talking about and retribution. And look, it’s quite a dangerous time for our democracy if that were to happen.” But sure, we are overwrought, while tough retired guy and dog walker is OK with a second Trump Administration.

This must make you and VDH pretty happy; it's OK to jail the enemy -- you know, citizens who disagree with you. OS, you are the saddest person on these boards.
So when BHOs DoJ threw that poor movie maker in jail blaming him on the Benghazi debacle that was not CYA by finding a patsy to blame your own ineptitude on? So yes it is okay to throw your enemy in jail. In this instance, that poor old sod became the enemy and he faced the venom of a political cabal looking for someone to lay the blame on for their failure.
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Kash Patel, who served on Trump’s national security team and is widely expected to return in a second Trump administration, expanded the authoritarian threats Trump people have been making to include the media. On former Trump ally Steve Bannon’s podcast, Patel promised that the Trump team would fill government positions from top to bottom with loyalists and would use the Department of Justice to go after those perceived to be Trump’s enemies.

“We will go out and find the conspirators, not just in government but in the media,” Patel said. “Yes, we’re going to come after the people in the media who lied about American citizens, who helped Joe Biden rig presidential elections—we’re going to come after you. Whether it’s criminally or civilly, we’ll figure that out.”
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old salt wrote: Wed Dec 06, 2023 1:05 am
Seacoaster(1) wrote: Tue Dec 05, 2023 7:42 pm This must make you and VDH pretty happy; it's OK to jail the enemy -- you know, citizens who disagree with you. OS, you are the saddest person on these boards.
:lol: ...Trump is the only politician in court. The only citizens being jailed are Jan 6th protesters.

VDH is not approving or predicting that it will happen. He's pointing out the actions of Trump's opponents

Be afraid, be very afraid,
Society functioning properly..be very afraid. Makes sense.
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CU88a wrote: Wed Dec 06, 2023 1:49 pm Kash Patel, who served on Trump’s national security team and is widely expected to return in a second Trump administration, expanded the authoritarian threats Trump people have been making to include the media. On former Trump ally Steve Bannon’s podcast, Patel promised that the Trump team would fill government positions from top to bottom with loyalists and would use the Department of Justice to go after those perceived to be Trump’s enemies.

“We will go out and find the conspirators, not just in government but in the media,” Patel said. “Yes, we’re going to come after the people in the media who lied about American citizens, who helped Joe Biden rig presidential elections—we’re going to come after you. Whether it’s criminally or civilly, we’ll figure that out.”
Ruh Roh. You just put yourself on Patel's & Bannon's hit lists.
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Farfromgeneva wrote: Wed Dec 06, 2023 1:58 pm
old salt wrote: Wed Dec 06, 2023 1:05 am
Seacoaster(1) wrote: Tue Dec 05, 2023 7:42 pm This must make you and VDH pretty happy; it's OK to jail the enemy -- you know, citizens who disagree with you. OS, you are the saddest person on these boards.
:lol: ...Trump is the only politician in court. The only citizens being jailed are Jan 6th protesters.

VDH is not approving or predicting that it will happen. He's pointing out the actions of Trump's opponents

Be afraid, be very afraid,
Society functioning properly..be very afraid. Makes sense.
You'll be among the first they come for.
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old salt wrote: Wed Dec 06, 2023 7:20 pm
Farfromgeneva wrote: Wed Dec 06, 2023 1:58 pm
old salt wrote: Wed Dec 06, 2023 1:05 am
Seacoaster(1) wrote: Tue Dec 05, 2023 7:42 pm This must make you and VDH pretty happy; it's OK to jail the enemy -- you know, citizens who disagree with you. OS, you are the saddest person on these boards.
:lol: ...Trump is the only politician in court. The only citizens being jailed are Jan 6th protesters.

VDH is not approving or predicting that it will happen. He's pointing out the actions of Trump's opponents

Be afraid, be very afraid,
Society functioning properly..be very afraid. Makes sense.
You'll be among the first they come for.
Nah I’m a low cost option on making too many people too much money.
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Light bulb moment, thanks to Liz Cheney.

All that time Dear Leader was babbling about "Only i can fix it!!" Many of us took that as his unhinged jab at the other then-presidential candidates, his rivals for the top job.

It was actually worse than that. Much worse.

He meant "Only i..." in the sense that... NO one, not his executive/candidate rivals, not the Congress, not ANY Court.

Ignore laws. Defy courts. Ignore "norms" and compromise. Persecute and jail political opponents.

Herr Trump is, in FACT, a fascist dictator wannabe.

Man needs to be locked up. His cultists forced back under their rocks.

Resist.

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Guys we should all be much more focused on der biduhn crime famuhlee (while doing some searching on Husain Sujwani from last summer)

https://www.forbes.com/sites/danalexand ... 30e2422ee2

Trump’s Licensing Business Receives Influx Of Middle East Money

Dan AlexanderJul 14, 2023,
Former President Donald Trump Holds A Press Conference At Mar-a-Lago After Being Arraigned In New York
Donald Trump speaks during an event at Mar-a-Lago April 4, 2023 in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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Developers from around the globe once paid Donald Trump to use his name for their projects. But politics changed the Trump brand, and his name came off buildings in Toronto, Vancouver, Panama, New York City and Washington, D.C. Post-presidency, his trademark still has cachet in at least one part of the world: the Middle East.

The former president received $5.35 million of licensing fees for a golf project in Oman, according to a federal filing that requires candidates to list their income since the start of 2022. He disclosed another $1.5 million in licensing fees from a project in the United Arab Emirates. Two projects generating $6.9 million may not sound like much for a guy worth an estimated $2.5 billion, but it meant a lot to Trump’s licensing business, which comprises a small slice of his fortune. In 2021, Trump reported less than $5 million of licensing income on his financial disclosure report.

The Oman project is part of a partnership between that country’s government and a Saudi developer. Although Trump had previously acknowledged the deal, the precise amount of money involved remained unclear until the new filing became public on Thursday.

The venture in the United Arab Emirates predated Trump’s presidency, but he had not disclosed licensing income from it in recent years. His partner there is Hussain Sajwani, a flamboyant billionaire who continued talking business with Trump after his 2016 election and attended his inauguration. “Over the weekend, I was offered $2 billion to do a deal in Dubai with a very, very, very amazing man, a great, great developer from the Middle East—Hussain Damac,” Trump said at a press conference in January 2017, apparently referring to Sajwani, whose company is named Damac Properties. “A friend of mine. Great guy. And I was offered $2 billion to do a deal in Dubai—a number of deals, and I turned it down.”

Shortly thereafter, Sajwani explained why people in the Middle East might find the Trump name appealing, even though Trump controversially targeted seven Muslim countries with a travel ban shortly into his tenure as president. “For the people who play golf, they understand that Trump delivers the highest quality of golf courses,” the developer said.

Some of Trump’s older deals continue to spit out money for the former president. A licensing agreement in Mumbai provided $1.7 million, according to the disclosure, and one in Delhi generated $1.1 million. Projects in Istanbul, Turkey and Sunny Isles, Florida each provided another $1 million.

Trump also got a surprising boost from a property in Hawaii, where he has long had a licensing deal. On previous financial disclosure reports, he had listed $100,000 to $1 million of royalty income through a company connected with that project named Trump Marks Waikiki LLC. But in his most recent filing, Trump said he received licensing income of $13 million via that entity. It’s unclear what might have prompted such a windfall.

In all, Trump reported $26 million of licensing income on his latest disclosure. Representatives for the former president and his partners in Hawaii, the United Arab Emirates and Oman did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

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Trump said he will go after universities’s tax status if he is reelected. GOP sure dislikes education
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OCanada wrote: Sun Dec 17, 2023 10:57 am Trump said he will go after universities’s tax status if he is reelected. GOP sure dislikes education
Yes, Trump dislikes education and the mainstream media. His base is predominantly ignorant; thinks it's so impressive that he's a gazillionaire, yet sends him money every time he begs for it.
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OCanada wrote: Sun Dec 17, 2023 10:57 am Trump said he will go after universities’s tax status if he is reelected. GOP sure dislikes education
Ain't most Republicans also graduates of higher education? Most college graduates are very proud of their schools and the education the received. Those hefty endowments socked away collecting interest would ease the pain out of any changes in tax status.
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FannOLax wrote: Sun Dec 17, 2023 11:23 am
OCanada wrote: Sun Dec 17, 2023 10:57 am Trump said he will go after universities’s tax status if he is reelected. GOP sure dislikes education
Yes, Trump dislikes education and the mainstream media. His base is predominantly ignorant; thinks it's so impressive that he's a gazillionaire, yet sends him money every time he begs for it.
I wouldn't send any political party the dog chit I scrape off my shoes. I'm not convinced that trump ever learned anything from his college education. It ain't like he ever needed it. His nest was already feathered for him
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cradleandshoot wrote: Sun Dec 17, 2023 11:27 am
OCanada wrote: Sun Dec 17, 2023 10:57 am Trump said he will go after universities’s tax status if he is reelected. GOP sure dislikes education
Ain't most Republicans also graduates of higher education? Most college graduates are very proud of their schools and the education the received. Those hefty endowments socked away collecting interest would ease the pain out of any changes in tax status.

Nobody need worry too much about colleges and taxes since those schools shelter much of their assets in overseas tax shelters just like corporate capitalists do:

https://www.sfmagazine.com/articles/201 ... ?psso=true
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immigrants are "poisoning our blood":





Watch Donald Trump use Adolf Hitler's "poisoning the blood of our country" line during a presidential campaign rally.

Does trump ever remember that his wife is an immigrant? And he got her parents into the country too.
Lock trump up already.
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I'm guessing this is the correct forum to post this. Former POTUS Bill Clinton made a candid observation about the folks running his wifes campaign in 2016... They couldn't sell p***y on a troop train. :D
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Brooklyn wrote: Sun Dec 17, 2023 8:22 pm immigrants are "poisoning our blood":





Watch Donald Trump use Adolf Hitler's "poisoning the blood of our country" line during a presidential campaign rally.

Does trump ever remember that his wife is an immigrant? And he got her parents into the country too.
Lock trump up already.
His wife is an illegal immigrant. They lied on her appication. His parents were also immigrants. Then they were shite
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OCanada wrote: Mon Dec 18, 2023 9:34 am
His wife is an illegal immigrant. They lied on her appication. His parents were also immigrants. Then they were shite

This also means their kid is an "anchor baby". Send them away!
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