The First 100 Days in Trump Land

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Fire cruise missiles at a Syrian AF Base.

Now lets see you change gears Breezy.

Oh... and what did Trudeau do about "the barbaric chemical attack on civilians"... other than praise Trump for taking action.



Just like Harry Reid and the Democrats did in 2013. What comes around goes around!

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Funny how that goes around comes around works eh! Always many ways to justify changing the rules until they backfire , whaaaa .

with due respect: Not ;sure he showed "his worth" with this missle attack. Given her personality this action is not really surprising. The real issue is WHAT NOW??? Does he have a sensible and responsible follow up plan or is this just a one off?? Or was this an emotional reaction to the photos of the babies that died from the gas??

The objective should be to bring Asad to trial for war crimes and crimes to humanity.



Someone muttered something about "liberal tears"......... well......... it seems there are a lot of tears tothat are being shed from the horrors takingplace in that country under the murderous dictator .

BTW: "tears" have no party affiliation.

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Seems that Russia is not as willling to cooperate with the US now. Might be an initial reaction or .......not.
How come those poor babies were lined up nice and neatly with brand new plush dolls beside each ? And who took the time to line them up ? Why ?

Trump's getting roundly criticised for the Syria thing.

Is there anything this guy can do right?
Is there anything you won't criticise him for . Will changing water into wine be enough or do you demand 4 miracles ?

spot on about the lack of hard evidence as to who actually did it. this is why the UN wanted to do an investigation , gather the evidience and bring the responsible to justice . The way it should be done.

the problem of Trum[s credibility looms large.

Was the strike so urgent that it had to hapen during his dinner meeting with the Chinese leader??

There is something else gong on here...
Lets not forget : he is a master manipulator.
He has not even got his staff organized and running smoothly. .......... this is quite a diversion. Is he playing games ??There is nothing cohesive abou;t his "strategy" or is that the intent??
The U.N. O.K. right .
 

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You ain't kidding. ;-)

Watch for a change in his ratings..;-)


I'm just watching for Anal Floss and Cannucklehead to each have a cerebral hemorrahage!

With his warmongering it is a good bet his approval ratings will soon be going upwards because delusional right wingers love war and war profits.


Do you call it "warmongering" when you finally start to fight back after the chemical warfare begins..........? I don't think so! :)
 

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So how many times do you think he should be allowed to gas innocent people and children? Whether Assad had anything to do with it or not is irrelevant. He's responsible for what happens in His country! Otherwise he should step down.
There is no proof and there is no motive for the Syrians to use chemical weapons, but there is motive for the US backed terrorists (so called rebels) fighting the Syrian army. Especially since the US supplied them with the sarin gas in the first place. Assad is not the terrorist, the Americans are. The 6 o'clock news is bought and paid for by the military/industrial complex. If you like feeding on their BS propaganda, you should invest in a crate full of Pepto Bismol.
 

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There is no proof and there is no motive for the Syrians to use chemical weapons, but there is motive for the US backed terrorists (so called rebels) fighting the Syrian army. Especially since the US supplied them with the sarin gas in the first place. Assad is not the terrorist, the Americans are. The 6 o'clock news is bought and paid for by the military/industrial complex. If you like feeding on their BS propaganda, you should invest in a crate full of Pepto Bismol.


Everyone in the world (except you) knows that is bull sh*t Cliffy!
 

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Did you listen to 10 AM C.B.C. news, Cliffy? It was Sudan forces that did the gassing, f.a. to do with the Yanks, so you can put one more theory to rest along with your 9/11 conspiracy theory. Enjoy your day!
 

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Did you listen to 10 AM C.B.C. news, Cliffy? It was Sudan forces that did the gassing, f.a. to do with the Yanks, so you can put one more theory to rest along with your 9/11 conspiracy theory. Enjoy your day!


Oooooooooooh oooh , mea Culpa..........................SYRIAN forces. God damn Alzheimer's. :)



I'm beginning to realize that God damn Facebook is a good place to stay the hell away from! Too much idle chatter! :)
 

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Folks can piss and moan as much as they like, in adoration or hatred of whomever they adore or hate. Bottom line:

Punishing regimes that use chemical weapons is a good thing.
 

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Everyone in the world (except you) knows that is bull sh*t Cliffy!

You're exagerating.

Folks can piss and moan as much as they like, in adoration or hatred of whomever they adore or hate. Bottom line:

Punishing regimes that use chemical weapons is a good thing.

I hope you have a gas mask TB cuz you just woke up a Karma dragon.
 

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How come those poor babies were lined up nice and neatly with brand new plush dolls beside each ? And who took the time to line them up ? Why ?

bloody good question. Someone did some clever staging. Which in itself is just sick. and makes things suspect.


there is something weird about the whole thing. The chem attack and the US military response.

One thing that is not surprising is that Trump made a pretty much independent decision. NO consent or consciousness from Congress. He "informed" them. From what I understand.......this is not protocol. There was NO MAD rush for the military action. Burt Trump wanted to do the surprise thing. But he gave it away with his comments about not revealing what he would do. He should have said Nothing......... but he blabs about not blabbing

It seems that wisdom dictates : one should be cautious before taking anything from the Trump regime at face value.

Would venture that the action taken was at least impart from the position of self interest. (as in Trump interest.)

Trump is being selective in responding to the so called Chem attack. ( where no one know exactly who did it and the investigation is not complete ) while being very tolerant of the humongous number and variety of war horrors to humanity taking place.
 

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Folks can piss and moan as much as they like, in adoration or hatred of whomever they adore or hate. Bottom line:

Punishing regimes that use chemical weapons is a good thing.

Punishing regimes that threaten to use nuclear weapons on you while they test-fire missiles in your direction is also a good idea. There is no point in America paying any more blackmail danegeld to comrade Kim, as it clearly doesn't work to do so.

It's several orders of magnitude of difficulty and danger above a cruise missile strike, though.
 

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Idle chatter is all that's going on here too.


Yeah, it sure seems like it sometimes, but there will always be those who will hijack threads.

Never said anything about that. All I'm saying is that you made an interesting comparison between Trudeau and Trump. You said Trump proved his worth. Trump's actions were acts of war. Trudeau's were humanitarian. It's a very interesting comparison.


And what has Trudeau's humanitarian actions done to reduce the violence in the Middle East? He's a puppet and a high paid one at that!

bloody good question. Someone did some clever staging. Which in itself is just sick. and makes things suspect.


there is something weird about the whole thing. The chem attack and the US military response.

One thing that is not surprising is that Trump made a pretty much independent decision. NO consent or consciousness from Congress. He "informed" them. From what I understand.......this is not protocol. There was NO MAD rush for the military action. Burt Trump wanted to do the surprise thing. But he gave it away with his comments about not revealing what he would do. He should have said Nothing......... but he blabs about not blabbing

It seems that wisdom dictates : one should be cautious before taking anything from the Trump regime at face value.

Would venture that the action taken was at least impart from the position of self interest. (as in Trump interest.)

Trump is being selective in responding to the so called Chem attack. ( where no one know exactly who did it and the investigation is not complete ) while being very tolerant of the humongous number and variety of war horrors to humanity taking place.


Wouldn't it be better to have the actions to be taken for different situations planned ahead of time rather than run to Congress after the sh*t hits the fan?
 

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Wouldn't it be better to have the actions to be taken for different situations planned ahead of time rather than run to Congress after the sh*t hits the fan?
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Of course. Or going to congress "after the fact" just to inform them.

protocols are in place for a reason....and make the difference between orderly procedures and chaos. or going off half cocked alone. the consequences could be extreme Actions could have the flavor of being reactive and not that well thought out.

A Psychological profile of Prez Trump

A Psychological Portrait of President Trump | By César Chelala | Common Dreams


Might be interesting to see a psych profile of those that voted for him.;-)
 

JLM

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Of course. Or going to congress "after the fact" just to inform them.



Might be interesting to see a psych profile of those that voted for him.;-)


Might not be as complicated or confusing as one may think. Trump never was the ideal candidate, but the people had to pick between him and Hillary. In my estimation with Hillary things would go on exactly the same, nothing would improve. A lot of people believed Trump could effect change and to be quite honest I'm one of them. If I was him I wouldn't use some of the vernacular he uses publicly and I might be a little more retrospect as far as personal opinions are concerned, but regardless of all that he has the potential to be a far better president than Clinton. That's the bottom line!
 

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Might not be as complicated or confusing as one may think. Trump never was the ideal candidate, but the people had to pick between him and Hillary. In my estimation with Hillary things would go on exactly the same, nothing would improve. A lot of people believed Trump could effect change and to be quite honest I'm one of them. If I was him I wouldn't use some of the vernacular he uses publicly and I might be a little more retrospect as far as personal opinions are concerned, but regardless of all that he has the potential to be a far better president than Clinton. That's the bottom line!


You might be right about Clinton. But I doubt that her first 80 days would be such a fiasco. And I am still waiting for the "improvements" of the Trump regime.