dawp
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I think the black knight from from monty python and the holy grail is a mor apt description of the US under trump.
dawp
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ya know, even if trump did divest himself from his business the buildings would still have the trump name on them and with his ego he still would have done what he did in withdrawing from syria like he did, cant allow the trump name to be tarnished, even tho that what he doing every day he opens his mouth.
JSt0rm
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dawp
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I don't, if impeached he is facing charges on both state and fed levels and he will fight it tooth and nail, as he's doing now.
he basicaally doing what has always worked for him in the past, now it isn't working like he expected.
the bull in a china shop style stopped working for his mentor Roy Cohn before his death and the same thing is happening now.
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dawp
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NY is going after him and I don't think they will be apart of any deal and any successor of his can't pardon state charges
JSt0rm
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Jaskalas
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I do not recall seeing Saudi ships at Normandy. Somebody call the President!
dawp
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I just wish they had gone after him before he became president.
And I hope the treat him the way he treated his contractors, buried under lawsuits/legal filings.
remind me of a dead baby joke:
what sicker than a pile of dead babies? a live one eating it's way out.
I hope the Kurds can sign a sort of semi independence clause with assad and get under his umbrella. They are fucked either way , either by Turks or the Allawites. They might as well stay under Syria and have their cities under their control but let foreign policy and defense governed by Assad.
Turks are the bigger thugs with their fake caliphate illusions. It's gonna be Saudi redux since Erdogan has imprisoned all of the top officers. Now the officers leading the troops are mostly radicalized yes men. Kurds have been struggling against the Turks and hope they kick their ass back across the borders.
Unfortunately even with good tactics, the Turks though have superior firepower and a pretty good domestic MIC that's been itching to field test a bunch of new weapon systems
Unfortunately even with good tactics, the Turks though have superior firepower and a pretty good domestic MIC that's been itching to field test a bunch of new weapon systems
AtenRa
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Heh, now everyone can imply that the neighbor country has terrorist groups and by using the Article 51 of the UN Charter can legitimate its attacks against any country. Well done 
Chapter VII: Article 51 — Charter of the United Nations — Repertory of Practice of United Nations Organs — Codification Division Publications
This is the website of the Repertory of Practice of United Nations Organs (Legal Publications of the Codification Division of the Office of Legal Affairs). Here you will find related information and links.
legal.un.org
Often wish we still had an 'informative' vote. 'Like' is not quite the right response to this.
Doesnt the MIC (Moron-in -Chief) realize that the defeat of ISIS (which the Kurds contributed in the fight against), is more relevant today to U.S. interests than Normandy was 75 years ago? What if there is a resurgence of ISIS in Syria or Iraq in the years to come? And if the Kurds needed again for help? This is what happens when a total imbecile is put in charge of the worlds most powerful nation. Stupid deplorables for thinking he would make America great again.
The Kurds lost roughly 11,000 troops fighting Daesh. Right now they are in charge of guarding about 90,000 Daesh prisoners. Wonder what's gonna happen when the Kurds are faced with the choice of either sticking around to guard these prisoners or fucking off to defend their land and civilian population from the Turks.
Trumpolini may well go down in history as the savior of Daesh.
cytg111
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Man it would sure be interesting to know what financial leverage Turkey has over the President right now.
I hear if we learned that though it would lead to the tyranny of Congress wantonly disclosing all Americans’ tax returns so I guess we will just have to wonder forever.
I hear if we learned that though it would lead to the tyranny of Congress wantonly disclosing all Americans’ tax returns so I guess we will just have to wonder forever.
HomerJS
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Anyone know what Trump's favorite suck asses @Fox are saying about this? That would be Hannity, Carlson, Ingraham along with Fox and Friends. I occasionally check our Fox's hard news shows but will not debase myself with the likes of them.
They must look like some sort of mutant pretzels by now.
They must look like some sort of mutant pretzels by now.
Hayabusa Rider
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It is reported that Trump has 169 business interests in Turkey and we know that when money talks, Kurds die.
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