ANOTHER WHISTLE BLOWER: CROOKED TRIED TO FIX HIS IRS AUDIT
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GOOD POINT! AND HAVE YOU NOTICED (NOT WITH THE TAILS THEY ARE NOT BUTTONED) THAT
HE CANNOT BUTTON A SINGLE BUTTON ON A SINGLE SUIT OF CLOTHES. AND THAT WIFE OF HIS
LOOKS LIKE SHE'S SUCKING A LEMON ALL THE TIME - I GUESS THATS WHAT YOU LOOK LIKE WHEN
YOUR MARRIED TO THE WORLDS BIGGEST LOSER.
you damn libs can't do anything right, even screw up a good suicide . . .
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/florida-woman-stabs-herself-tired-donald-trump-100050004.html
Florida woman who stabbed herself told police she was 'tired of living in Trump's country'
at least she got one thing correct . . . this is Trump's country!
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/florida-woman-stabs-herself-tired-donald-trump-100050004.html
Florida woman who stabbed herself told police she was 'tired of living in Trump's country'
at least she got one thing correct . . . this is Trump's country!
It could be if it points to an issue besides enforcement. We know this surge of crossings is due to gang war in Central America (shit, their governments are gangs too). That's a problem, and I have no idea what to do about it. I can tell you that a lot of it has root in the US sticking its nose in Central American affairs.
What is interesting is in the past illegal immigration across the southern border has a strong correlation to the US economy....good economy = more immigrants, poor economy = fewer. The graph clearly shows this, apprehensions dropped when the economy tanked at the end of W's presidency. Look at the drop from the recession in part caused by 9/11....if immigration had remained the same, apprehensions should have been up because the country was on fvcking lockdown after 9/11. Now look at the economic recovery with Obama and Trump....steady lower apprehensions. Bottom line: trade with Mexico has improved their economy so we get fewer Mexicans, it's mostly the Central Americans crossing now. This should show a rational person that Trump is an idiot with this Mexican tariff deal, we need a strong Mexican economy. How he expects Mexico to catch Central Americans when we can't catch all the illegals either is a mystery.
Why was Trump and family meeting with a convicted sex offender in the first place? Twice convicted. In two countries. A known international pederast. Yet Trump greeted him with open arms. What's up with that?
you act as if trump knew about it. mueller actually did know about it.
there is this little tidbit, though:
A Lebanese-American businessman and confidant of MBZ’s, Nader helped pull together the Seychelles meeting. He also spilled the beans on its true nature, telling investigators that the meeting was not a chance encounter, as Erik Prince claims. It was arranged in advance, Nader has said, and its purpose was to discuss relations between the U.S. and Russia. The Seychelles meeting may not be the only instance in which Nader, a former D.C. gadfly who worked behind the scenes in Syria for the Clinton administration, has attempted to influence White House policy.
what's up with that?
Dennis Ross, a fellow at The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, first encountered Nader when he was working on Middle East issues in the waning days of the Reagan administration. But he came to work with him more closely under President George H.W. Bush on an effort to free Americans who were still being held hostage in Lebanon after the Iran-Contra affair, Ross said.
Nader acted as a middle man between the US and Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah, a Shiite cleric in Lebanon whose work inspired the founders of Hezbollah. Nader relayed Fadlallah's demands to Ross, who insisted the US wasn't going to negotiate. But the two sides kept talking.
https://edition.cnn.com/2018/03/06/politics/george-nader-robert-mueller/index.html
The 1991 (when was Bill elected?) indictment came after customs inspectors at Dulles International Airport found two sexually explicit videotapes in Nader’s luggage as he arrived on a Lufthansa flight from Germany. A pediatrician consulted by the government said the boys in the videos were about 13 or 14 years old.
The court proceedings that followed were far from typical. While the charges were pending, Nader made at least five trips overseas with court permission: four to Beirut and one to Moscow. Prosecutors also agreed with the defense to put the entire case under seal “due to the extremely sensitive nature of Mr. Nader’s work in the Middle East,” court records show.
Later filings make clear that the trips and delays in the case were due to Nader’s involvement in negotiations to free U.S. hostages being held in Lebanon.
https://www.politico.com/story/2018/03/16/george-nader-child-porn-467776
Reagan, Bush 1, court records sealed....What's up with that?
Bottom line, 2003 he was imprisoned for fvcking little boys. Bill Clinton, out of office. I can't find anything about him and Obama. Hmmm. I do see Nader working with Erik Prince...and we know who he is buddies with.
What's up with that?
W/ D-DAY VETS IN ATTENDANCE ON THE FRONT ROW CROOKED USES NORMANDY GRAVES AS PROP AND FAUX NEWSANCE AS ENABLER TO TAUNT AMERICAN WAR HERO
{no one in those graves turned their back on america by faking out of serving - crooked did}
to show an ounce of decency and respect isn't asking to much.
With marble crosses and Stars of David marking the graves of those who died fighting the Nazis on D-Day visible in the background, Mr. Trump used the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the invasion of Normandy to bash the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, in an interview with Fox News.
His remarks about Mr. Mueller, a decorated military veteran who served in Vietnam, were not particularly surprising on their own But President Trump chose to make the statements in an interview that was carved out shortly before a solemn occasion commemorating one of the most consequential military victories in American history.
It was similar to Mr. Trump’s dismissiveness of the Vietnam War in another television interview earlier in the week; he had made such remarks before, but the timing, coming before D-Day celebrations with leaders of allied nations, was notable.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/06/world/europe/trump-france-dday.html
{no one in those graves turned their back on america by faking out of serving - crooked did}
to show an ounce of decency and respect isn't asking to much.
With marble crosses and Stars of David marking the graves of those who died fighting the Nazis on D-Day visible in the background, Mr. Trump used the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the invasion of Normandy to bash the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, in an interview with Fox News.
His remarks about Mr. Mueller, a decorated military veteran who served in Vietnam, were not particularly surprising on their own But President Trump chose to make the statements in an interview that was carved out shortly before a solemn occasion commemorating one of the most consequential military victories in American history.
It was similar to Mr. Trump’s dismissiveness of the Vietnam War in another television interview earlier in the week; he had made such remarks before, but the timing, coming before D-Day celebrations with leaders of allied nations, was notable.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/06/world/europe/trump-france-dday.html
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KICKBACK - BOUGHT AND SELLING OUT AMERICA - FOR $$$$$$$$$$$$$
The move grants Raytheon and the Saudis sweeping permission to begin assembling the control systems, guidance electronics and circuit cards that are essential to the company’s Paveway smart bombs. The United States has closely guarded such technology for national security reasons.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/07/us/saudi-arabia-arms-sales-raytheon.html?action=click&module=Top Stories&pgtype=Homepage
The move grants Raytheon and the Saudis sweeping permission to begin assembling the control systems, guidance electronics and circuit cards that are essential to the company’s Paveway smart bombs. The United States has closely guarded such technology for national security reasons.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/07/us/saudi-arabia-arms-sales-raytheon.html?action=click&module=Top Stories&pgtype=Homepage
To have Trump commemorate the Normandy landings is to understand the word impostor.
PARIS — How small he is! Small in spirit, in valor, in dignity, in statecraft, this American president who knows nothing of history and cares still less and now bestrides Europe with his family in tow like some tin-pot dictator with a terrified entourage.
To have Donald Trump — the bone-spur evader of the Vietnam draft, the coddler of autocrats, the would-be destroyer of the European Union, the pay-up-now denigrator of NATO, the apologist for the white supremacists of Charlottesville — commemorate the boys from Kansas City and St. Paul who gave their lives for freedom is to understand the word impostor. You can’t make a sculpture from rotten wood.
It’s worth saying again. If Europe is whole and free and at peace, it’s because of NATO and the European Union; it’s because the United States became a European power after World War II; it’s because America’s word was a solemn pledge; it’s because that word cemented alliances that were not zero-sum games but the foundation for stability and prosperity on both sides of the Atlantic.
Of this, Trump understands nothing. Therefore he cannot comprehend the sacrifice at Omaha Beach 75 years ago. He cannot see that the postwar trans-Atlantic achievement — undergirded by the institutions and alliances he tramples upon with such crass truculence — was in fact the vindication of those young men who gave everything.
As Eisenhower, speaking at the Normandy American Cemetery, last resting place of 9,387 Americans, told Walter Cronkite for the 20th anniversary of the D-Day landings: “These people gave us a chance, and they bought time for us, so that we can do better than we have before.”
That was a solemn responsibility. For decades it was met, culminating with the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. Doing better, however, is not rising nativism, xenophobia, nationalism and authoritarianism given a nod and a wink by the president of the United States. It’s not Brexit, Britain turning its back on the Europe it helped free.
The American moral collapse personified by Trump is not “beautiful” or “phenomenal” or “incredible” or any of the president’s other clunky two-a-penny superlatives. It’s sickening and dangerous.
My impression here is that Europe has gotten used to Trump to the point that it is no longer strange that the American president is a stranger. In less than two and a half years Trump has stripped his office of dignity, authority and values.
His foreign policy increasingly consists of a single word, “tariffs.” His contempt for allies undermines American diplomacy, or whatever is left of it, from Iran to North Korea, from Venezuela to China. His trampling of truth is so consistent that when he says in London that Britain is the largest trading partner of the United States — it’s nowhere near that — the impulse is to shrug.
America is much better than this, much better than an American president who, as the cartoonist Dave Granlund suggested, probably thinks the D in D-Day stands for Donald and spends the night of the commemoration trashing Bette Midler on Twitter.
As for the Republican Party, don’t get me started. To recover its bearings the G.O.P. would do well to recall one of its own, Eisenhower, who in that same 20th-anniversary interview said that America and its allies stormed the Normandy beaches “for one purpose only.”
It was not to “fulfill any ambitions that America had for conquest.” No, it was “just to preserve freedom, systems of self-government in the world.” It was an act, in other words, consistent with the highest ideals of the American idea that Trump and his Republican enablers seem so intent on eviscerating.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/05/opinion/trump-d-day-anniversary.html
PARIS — How small he is! Small in spirit, in valor, in dignity, in statecraft, this American president who knows nothing of history and cares still less and now bestrides Europe with his family in tow like some tin-pot dictator with a terrified entourage.
To have Donald Trump — the bone-spur evader of the Vietnam draft, the coddler of autocrats, the would-be destroyer of the European Union, the pay-up-now denigrator of NATO, the apologist for the white supremacists of Charlottesville — commemorate the boys from Kansas City and St. Paul who gave their lives for freedom is to understand the word impostor. You can’t make a sculpture from rotten wood.
It’s worth saying again. If Europe is whole and free and at peace, it’s because of NATO and the European Union; it’s because the United States became a European power after World War II; it’s because America’s word was a solemn pledge; it’s because that word cemented alliances that were not zero-sum games but the foundation for stability and prosperity on both sides of the Atlantic.
Of this, Trump understands nothing. Therefore he cannot comprehend the sacrifice at Omaha Beach 75 years ago. He cannot see that the postwar trans-Atlantic achievement — undergirded by the institutions and alliances he tramples upon with such crass truculence — was in fact the vindication of those young men who gave everything.
As Eisenhower, speaking at the Normandy American Cemetery, last resting place of 9,387 Americans, told Walter Cronkite for the 20th anniversary of the D-Day landings: “These people gave us a chance, and they bought time for us, so that we can do better than we have before.”
That was a solemn responsibility. For decades it was met, culminating with the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. Doing better, however, is not rising nativism, xenophobia, nationalism and authoritarianism given a nod and a wink by the president of the United States. It’s not Brexit, Britain turning its back on the Europe it helped free.
The American moral collapse personified by Trump is not “beautiful” or “phenomenal” or “incredible” or any of the president’s other clunky two-a-penny superlatives. It’s sickening and dangerous.
My impression here is that Europe has gotten used to Trump to the point that it is no longer strange that the American president is a stranger. In less than two and a half years Trump has stripped his office of dignity, authority and values.
His foreign policy increasingly consists of a single word, “tariffs.” His contempt for allies undermines American diplomacy, or whatever is left of it, from Iran to North Korea, from Venezuela to China. His trampling of truth is so consistent that when he says in London that Britain is the largest trading partner of the United States — it’s nowhere near that — the impulse is to shrug.
America is much better than this, much better than an American president who, as the cartoonist Dave Granlund suggested, probably thinks the D in D-Day stands for Donald and spends the night of the commemoration trashing Bette Midler on Twitter.
As for the Republican Party, don’t get me started. To recover its bearings the G.O.P. would do well to recall one of its own, Eisenhower, who in that same 20th-anniversary interview said that America and its allies stormed the Normandy beaches “for one purpose only.”
It was not to “fulfill any ambitions that America had for conquest.” No, it was “just to preserve freedom, systems of self-government in the world.” It was an act, in other words, consistent with the highest ideals of the American idea that Trump and his Republican enablers seem so intent on eviscerating.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/05/opinion/trump-d-day-anniversary.html
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A Weak Jobs Report Poses a New Challenge to Trump: A Slowing Economy BEWARE THE INVERTED YIELD !!
A sharp decline in the pace of hiring in May, especially in sectors dependent on trade, suggests that the president’s tariffs are starting to bite.
Lawmakers, business executives and economists have all tried to warn President Trump that his trade policies could hurt growth. On Friday, the government reported that employers added just 75,000 jobs in May, a fact that will be hard for him to ignore.
The increase was a far cry from what economists had expected and a fraction of the number of jobs created in April. The weakness was most evident in sectors that depend on exports, and analysts were quick to blame Mr. Trump’s tariffs on China and other countries.
The new data from the Labor Department also increases the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates, and is the latest sign that the economy is slowing.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/07/business/economy/may-jobs-report-economy.html
A sharp decline in the pace of hiring in May, especially in sectors dependent on trade, suggests that the president’s tariffs are starting to bite.
Lawmakers, business executives and economists have all tried to warn President Trump that his trade policies could hurt growth. On Friday, the government reported that employers added just 75,000 jobs in May, a fact that will be hard for him to ignore.
The increase was a far cry from what economists had expected and a fraction of the number of jobs created in April. The weakness was most evident in sectors that depend on exports, and analysts were quick to blame Mr. Trump’s tariffs on China and other countries.
The new data from the Labor Department also increases the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates, and is the latest sign that the economy is slowing.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/07/business/economy/may-jobs-report-economy.html
“To have Trump commemorate the Normandy landings is to understand the word impostor.”
Is it anything like claiming to be a Marshall Football player?
BEWARE THE INVERTED YIELD
Sounds like a similar warning about “Mueller knows”.
Is it anything like claiming to be a Marshall Football player?
BEWARE THE INVERTED YIELD
Sounds like a similar warning about “Mueller knows”.
Cheetos is on track to create the 9th most jobs in the last 9 years. Not very impressive for the best job creator God ever made.
Forum is a lot better since d-tard has his own sand box to play in. Keep up the good work.
Harlan County, U.S.A. (1976) - was an astonishingly intimate and passionate work that won the Oscar® for Best Documentary and recently was selected as one of twenty-five films by the Library of Congress to be placed on its Film Registry.
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CROOKED WORLD; ANOTHER DAY ANOTHER CON, CREAT CRISIS, THREATEN, BACK DOWN, CLAIM BIG RESULTS FOR NO CHANGE AT ALL, THEN GO CHEAT AT GOLF - AGAIN
WASHINGTON — The deal to avert tariffs that President Trump announced with great fanfare on Friday night consists largely of actions that Mexico had already promised to take in prior discussions with the United States over the past several months, according to officials from both countries who are familiar with the negotiations.
Friday’s joint declaration says Mexico agreed to the “deployment of its National Guard throughout Mexico, giving priority to its southern border.” But the Mexican government had already pledged to do that in March during secret talks in Miami between Kirstjen Nielsen, then the secretary of homeland security, and Olga Sanchez, the Mexican secretary of the interior, the officials said.
The centerpiece of Mr. Trump’s deal was an expansion of a program to allow asylum-seekers to remain in Mexico while their legal cases proceed. But that arrangement was reached in December in a pair of painstakingly negotiated diplomatic notes that the two countries exchanged. Ms. Nielsen announced the Migrant Protection Protocols during a hearing of the House Judiciary Committee five days before Christmas.
And over the past week, negotiators failed to persuade Mexico to accept a “safe third country” treaty that would have given the United States the legal ability to reject asylum seekers if they had not sought refuge in Mexico first.
After nine days of uncertainty, Mr. Trump backed down, Mr. Trump understood the limits of the deal but accepted it as a face-saving way to escape from the political and economic consequences of imposing tariffs on Mexico, which he began threatening less than two weeks ago.
In fact, Mexican officials had already made the same promise months earlier when Ms Nielsen met in Miami with Ms. Sanchez and aides to Marcelo Ebrard, the Mexican foreign minister.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/08/us/politics/trump-mexico-deal-tariffs.html
WASHINGTON — The deal to avert tariffs that President Trump announced with great fanfare on Friday night consists largely of actions that Mexico had already promised to take in prior discussions with the United States over the past several months, according to officials from both countries who are familiar with the negotiations.
Friday’s joint declaration says Mexico agreed to the “deployment of its National Guard throughout Mexico, giving priority to its southern border.” But the Mexican government had already pledged to do that in March during secret talks in Miami between Kirstjen Nielsen, then the secretary of homeland security, and Olga Sanchez, the Mexican secretary of the interior, the officials said.
The centerpiece of Mr. Trump’s deal was an expansion of a program to allow asylum-seekers to remain in Mexico while their legal cases proceed. But that arrangement was reached in December in a pair of painstakingly negotiated diplomatic notes that the two countries exchanged. Ms. Nielsen announced the Migrant Protection Protocols during a hearing of the House Judiciary Committee five days before Christmas.
And over the past week, negotiators failed to persuade Mexico to accept a “safe third country” treaty that would have given the United States the legal ability to reject asylum seekers if they had not sought refuge in Mexico first.
After nine days of uncertainty, Mr. Trump backed down, Mr. Trump understood the limits of the deal but accepted it as a face-saving way to escape from the political and economic consequences of imposing tariffs on Mexico, which he began threatening less than two weeks ago.
In fact, Mexican officials had already made the same promise months earlier when Ms Nielsen met in Miami with Ms. Sanchez and aides to Marcelo Ebrard, the Mexican foreign minister.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/08/us/politics/trump-mexico-deal-tariffs.html
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ANOTHER DAY ANOTHER CON: CROOKED CLAIMS "SECRET DEAL" W/ MEXICO (YAWN)
WASHINGTON — The Mexican foreign minister said Monday that no secret immigration deal existed between his country and the United States, directly contradicting President Trump’s claim on Twitter that a “fully signed and documented” agreement would soon be revealed.
The public statement served as an official response to several days of tweeting by Mr. Trump, who has reacted angrily to the suggestion that he withdrew his threat of tariffs on all Mexican goods in exchange for a weak deal on immigration.
the agreement reached with Mexico on Friday evening largely called upon the Mexicans to take actions to reduce the flow of immigration that they had already agreed to months earlier.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/10/us/politics/immigration-mexico-deal-trump.html?action=click&module=Top Stories&pgtype=Homepage
HOW LOW CROOKED HAS TAKEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, THAT WE
HAVE TO LOOK TO MEXICO RATHER THAN WASHINGTON FOR THE TRUTH.
SAD
WASHINGTON — The Mexican foreign minister said Monday that no secret immigration deal existed between his country and the United States, directly contradicting President Trump’s claim on Twitter that a “fully signed and documented” agreement would soon be revealed.
The public statement served as an official response to several days of tweeting by Mr. Trump, who has reacted angrily to the suggestion that he withdrew his threat of tariffs on all Mexican goods in exchange for a weak deal on immigration.
the agreement reached with Mexico on Friday evening largely called upon the Mexicans to take actions to reduce the flow of immigration that they had already agreed to months earlier.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/10/us/politics/immigration-mexico-deal-trump.html?action=click&module=Top Stories&pgtype=Homepage
HOW LOW CROOKED HAS TAKEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, THAT WE
HAVE TO LOOK TO MEXICO RATHER THAN WASHINGTON FOR THE TRUTH.
SAD
CROOKED'S INTERNAL POLLS SHOW HIM LOSING BADLY TO BIDEN - CROOKED'S SOLUTION - INSTRUCT AIDES TO LIE ABOUT THEM
After being briefed on a devastating 17-state poll conducted by his campaign pollster, Tony Fabrizio, Mr. Trump told aides to deny that his internal polling showed him trailing Mr. Biden in many of the states he needs to win, even though he is also trailing in public polls from key states like Texas, Michigan and Pennsylvania. And when top-line details of the polling leaked, including numbers showing the president lagging in a cluster of critical Rust Belt states, Mr. Trump instructed aides to say publicly that other data showed him doing well.
Mr. Biden seems to have gotten into the president’s head.
Mr. Trump has griped about traveling too much, but then lashed out at aides, demanding to know, “Why am I not doing more rallies?” He insists on having final approval over the songs on his campaign playlist, as well as the campaign merchandise, but he has never asked to see a budget for 2019.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/10/...tion=click&module=Top Stories&pgtype=Homepage
After being briefed on a devastating 17-state poll conducted by his campaign pollster, Tony Fabrizio, Mr. Trump told aides to deny that his internal polling showed him trailing Mr. Biden in many of the states he needs to win, even though he is also trailing in public polls from key states like Texas, Michigan and Pennsylvania. And when top-line details of the polling leaked, including numbers showing the president lagging in a cluster of critical Rust Belt states, Mr. Trump instructed aides to say publicly that other data showed him doing well.
Mr. Biden seems to have gotten into the president’s head.
Mr. Trump has griped about traveling too much, but then lashed out at aides, demanding to know, “Why am I not doing more rallies?” He insists on having final approval over the songs on his campaign playlist, as well as the campaign merchandise, but he has never asked to see a budget for 2019.
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/10/...tion=click&module=Top Stories&pgtype=Homepage
LATE NIGHT COMICS ON TRUMPS "SECRET DEAL" WITH MEXICO
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/11/...?action=click&module=Features&pgtype=Homepage
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/11/...?action=click&module=Features&pgtype=Homepage
From your NY Times article
One of those was a promise by the Mexicans to deploy their newly constituted national guard to the border with Guatemala. Mexico had agreed to do that in March, but officials said the Mexican government agreed to send more troops more quickly last week.
The other provision in Friday’s agreement was an expansion of a plan to allow the United States to force asylum seekers to remain in Mexico while their legal case proceeds. The declaration said that “this means that those crossing the U.S. southern border to seek asylum will be rapidly returned to Mexico, where they may await the adjudication of their asylum claims.”
Those are new and werent in the original deal
One of those was a promise by the Mexicans to deploy their newly constituted national guard to the border with Guatemala. Mexico had agreed to do that in March, but officials said the Mexican government agreed to send more troops more quickly last week.
The other provision in Friday’s agreement was an expansion of a plan to allow the United States to force asylum seekers to remain in Mexico while their legal case proceeds. The declaration said that “this means that those crossing the U.S. southern border to seek asylum will be rapidly returned to Mexico, where they may await the adjudication of their asylum claims.”
Those are new and werent in the original deal
