Donald J Trump - Predsjednik USA All About

[Velkoski]

pa vidi klipa, ovo il' je trolčina il' imbecil

[Saian]

http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/20 ... erson.html

suza je kanula

And as I struggle to put on my shoes and then trip and get my butt lodged in a bucket, and then start rolling sideways in the bucket toward a staircase, and then hit my head on every post of the banister of the staircase, like the cartoon idiot that I genuinely am, in real life, I accept that I will never be a smart person like President Trump.

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Bob Corker, republikanski senator iz Tennesseeja i predsjedavajuci senatovog Foreign Relations Committee, a koji je ranije podrzavao Trumpa, ali koji je odlucio nedavno da ode u penziju kad mu istekne mandat, upitan je u vezi toga da li Tillerson treba podnjeti ostavku, na sta je izjavio:

“I think Secretary Tillerson, Secretary Mattis and Chief of Staff Kelly are those people that help separate our country from chaos,”

Znaci ljudi mole boga da likovi poput Tillersona i Mattisa ostanu u Kabinetu jer znaju da samo oni stoje izmedju morona u Bijeloj Kuci i katastrofe. Boli ga kurac, ode u penziju.

Treba napravit zakon gdje se svim politicarima zabranjuje da se ponovo kandiduju.

[ljevoruki]

https://youtu.be/kEe7_zgZbuI

Kakav kreten

[It_is_a_Leclerc]

Historijski minimum odobravanja u američkoj javnosti.

Šou je gotov. Teška i mučna realnost četverogodišnjeg natezanje sa fiziološki tupim likom i grupom rasista koja ga gura.

[smijesni_ste]

Klintonovci na aparatima

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/hi ... mg00000009

[drastic]

Klintonovci na aparatima

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/hi ... mg00000009

“I said, over and over, ‘I don’t want to do this, stop, don’t,’ ” Evans told the magazine. “He’s a big guy. He overpowered me. ... I just sort of gave up. That’s the most horrible part of it, and that’s why he’s been able to do this for so long to so many women: People give up, and then they feel like it’s their fault.”
ne skontah ko je big guy weinstein ili njegov pendrek?

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Klintonovci na aparatima

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/hi ... mg00000009

“I said, over and over, ‘I don’t want to do this, stop, don’t,’ ” Evans told the magazine. “He’s a big guy. He overpowered me. ... I just sort of gave up. That’s the most horrible part of it, and that’s why he’s been able to do this for so long to so many women: People give up, and then they feel like it’s their fault.”
ne skontah ko je big guy weinstein ili njegov pendrek?

My big shot Hollywood producer, koji je ovdje bitan jer je veliki donator Clintonovoj, Obami i ostalim Demokratama.

[SmokingMan]

Gleda li ko govor Tronalda?

[SmokingMan]

Gleda li ko govor Tronalda?

Jel uspio sastaviti dvije tri recenice?

Ko ga pažljivo sluša,shvatit će da ovaj čovjek ustvari ponavlja jedne te iste stvari samo u drugačijem kontekstu.Udavi taksama,pričom o povratku američkog sna,kamiondžijama,autoputevima,proziva imenom kojekakve kamiondžije,male poduzetnike,i ostale iz mase,pokušavajući im se dodvoriti.Sve mi to liči na jednu stand up komediju.

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Republikanski senator Bob Corker neki dan dao intervju za NYT:

Bob Corker Says Trump’s Recklessness Threatens ‘World War III’

WASHINGTON — Senator Bob Corker, the Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, charged in an interview on Sunday that President Trump was treating his office like “a reality show,” with reckless threats toward other countries that could set the nation “on the path to World War III.”

In an extraordinary rebuke of a president of his own party, Mr. Corker said he was alarmed about a president who acts “like he’s doing ‘The Apprentice’ or something.”

“He concerns me,” Mr. Corker added. “He would have to concern anyone who cares about our nation.”

Mr. Corker’s comments capped a remarkable day of sulfurous insults between the president and the Tennessee senator — a powerful, if lame-duck, lawmaker, whose support will be critical to the president on tax reform and the fate of the Iran nuclear deal.

It began on Sunday morning when Mr. Trump, posting on Twitter, accused Mr. Corker of deciding not to run for re-election because he “didn’t have the guts.” Mr. Corker shot back in his own tweet: “It’s a shame the White House has become an adult day care center. Someone obviously missed their shift this morning.” ( )

The senator, Mr. Trump said, had “begged” for his endorsement. “I said ‘NO’ and he dropped out (said he could not win without my endorsement),” the president wrote. He also said that Mr. Corker had asked to be secretary of state. “I said ‘NO THANKS,’” he wrote.

Mr. Corker flatly disputed that account, saying Mr. Trump had urged him to run again, and promised to endorse him if he did. But the exchange laid bare a deeper rift: The senator views Mr. Trump as given to irresponsible outbursts — a political novice who has failed to make the transition from show business.

Mr. Trump poses such an acute risk, the senator said, that a coterie of senior administration officials must protect him from his own instincts. “I know for a fact that every single day at the White House, it’s a situation of trying to contain him,” Mr. Corker said in a telephone interview.

The deeply personal back-and-forth will almost certainly rupture what had been a friendship with a fellow real estate developer turned elected official, one of the few genuine relationships Mr. Trump had developed on Capitol Hill. Still, even as he leveled his stinging accusations, Mr. Corker repeatedly said on Sunday that he liked Mr. Trump, until now an occasional golf partner, and wished him “no harm.”

The White House did not respond to a request for comment on Mr. Corker’s remarks.

Mr. Trump’s feud with Mr. Corker is particularly perilous given that the president has little margin for error as he tries to pass a landmark overhaul of the tax code — his best, and perhaps last, hope of producing a major legislative achievement this year.

If Senate Democrats end up unified in opposition to the promised tax bill, Mr. Trump could lose the support of only two of the Senate’s 52 Republicans to pass it. That is the same challenging math that Mr. Trump and Senate Republican leaders faced in their failed effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.

Mr. Corker could also play a key role if Mr. Trump follows through on his threat to “decertify” the Iran nuclear deal, kicking to Congress the issue of whether to restore sanctions on Tehran and effectively scuttle the pact.

Republicans could hold off on sanctions but use the threat of them to force Iran back to the negotiating table — a strategy being advocated by Senator Tom Cotton, the Arkansas Republican. But that approach could leave the United States isolated, and it will be up to Mr. Corker to balance opposition to the deal with the wishes of those, including some of Mr. Trump’s own aides, who want to change the accord but not blow it up.

Beyond the Iran deal, Mr. Corker’s committee holds confirmation hearings on Mr. Trump’s ambassadorial appointments. If the president were to oust Rex W. Tillerson as secretary of state, as some expect, Mr. Corker would lead the hearings on Mr. Trump’s nominee for the post.

In a 25-minute conversation, Mr. Corker, speaking carefully and purposefully, seemed to almost find cathartic satisfaction by portraying Mr. Trump in terms that most senior Republicans use only in private.

The senator, who is close to Mr. Tillerson, invoked comments that the president made on Twitter last weekend in which he appeared to undercut Mr. Tillerson’s negotiations with North Korea.

“A lot of people think that there is some kind of ‘good cop, bad cop’ act underway, but that’s just not true,” Mr. Corker said.

Without offering specifics, he said Mr. Trump had repeatedly undermined diplomacy with his Twitter fingers. “I know he has hurt, in several instances, he’s hurt us as it relates to negotiations that were underway by tweeting things out,” Mr. Corker said.

All but inviting his colleagues to join him in speaking out about the president, Mr. Corker said his concerns about Mr. Trump were shared by nearly every Senate Republican.

“Look, except for a few people, the vast majority of our caucus understands what we’re dealing with here,” he said, adding that “of course they understand the volatility that we’re dealing with and the tremendous amount of work that it takes by people around him to keep him in the middle of the road.” ( )

As for the tweets that set off the feud on Sunday morning, Mr. Corker expressed a measure of powerlessness.

“I don’t know why the president tweets out things that are not true,” he said. “You know he does it, everyone knows he does it, but he does.”

The senator recalled four conversations this year, a mix of in-person meetings and phone calls, in which he said the president had encouraged him to run for re-election. Mr. Trump, he said, repeatedly indicated he wanted to come to Tennessee for an early rally on Mr. Corker’s behalf and even telephoned him last Monday to try to get him to reconsider his decision to retire.

“When I told him that that just wasn’t in the cards, he said, ‘You know, if you run, I’ll endorse you.’ I said, ‘Mr. President, it’s just not in the cards; I’ve already made a decision.’ So then we began talking about other candidates that were running.”

One of the most prominent establishment-aligned Republicans to develop a relationship with Mr. Trump, the senator said he did not regret standing with him during the campaign last year.

“I would compliment him on things that he did well, and I’d criticize things that were inappropriate,” he said. “So it’s been really the same all the way through.”

A former mayor of Chattanooga who became wealthy in construction, Mr. Corker, 65, has carved out a reputation over two terms in the Senate as a reliable, but not overly partisan, Republican.

While he opposed President Barack Obama’s divisive nuclear deal with Iran, he did not prevent it from coming to a vote on the Senate floor, which exposed him to fierce fire from conservatives, who blamed him for its passage.

Mr. Trump picked up on that theme hours after his initial tweets, writing that “Bob Corker gave us the Iran Deal, & that’s about it. We need HealthCare, we need Tax Cuts/Reform, we need people that can get the job done!”

Mr. Corker was briefly a candidate to be Mr. Trump’s running mate in 2016, but he withdrew his name from consideration and later expressed ambivalence about Mr. Trump’s campaign, in part because he said he found it frustrating to discuss foreign policy with him.

To some extent, the rift between the two men had been building for months, as Mr. Corker repeatedly pointed out on Sunday to argue that his criticism was not merely that of a man liberated from facing the voters again.

After a report last week that Mr. Tillerson had once referred to Mr. Trump as a “moron,” Mr. Corker told reporters that Mr. Tillerson was one of three officials helping to “separate our country from chaos.” Those remarks were repeated on “Fox News Sunday,” which may have prompted Mr. Trump’s outburst.

In August, after Mr. Trump’s equivocal response to the deadly clashes in Charlottesville, Va., Mr. Corker told reporters that the president “has not yet been able to demonstrate the stability nor some of the competence that he needs to demonstrate in order to be successful.”

He said on Sunday that he had made all those comments deliberately, aiming them at “an audience of one, plus those people who are closely working around with him, what I would call the good guys.” He was referring to Mr. Tillerson, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and the White House chief of staff, John F. Kelly.

“As long as there are people like that around him who are able to talk him down when he gets spun up, you know, calm him down and continue to work with him before a decision gets made, I think we’ll be fine,” he said. ( )

Mr. Corker would not directly answer when asked whether he thought Mr. Trump was fit for the presidency. But he did say that the commander in chief was not fully aware of the power of his office.

“I don’t think he appreciates that when the president of the United States speaks and says the things that he does, the impact that it has around the world, especially in the region that he’s addressing,” he said. “And so, yeah, it’s concerning to me.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/08/us/p ... orker.html

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In other news, NBC neki dan objavio reportazu da je Trump na jednom sastanku trazio da SAD poveca broj nuklearkih za 10 puta od sadasnjeg. , naravno na iznenadjenje i sok svih prisutnih na sastanku glavesina iz drzavne bezbjednosti. Nakon tog sastanka ga je Drzavni sekretar Tillerson nazvao jebenim moronom.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/all/trump- ... rs-n809701

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In other news, NBC neki dan objavio reportazu da je Trump na jednom sastanku trazio da SAD poveca broj nuklearkih za 10 puta od sadasnjeg. , naravno na iznenadjenje i sok svih prisutnih na sastanku glavesina iz drzavne bezbjednosti. Nakon tog sastanka ga je Drzavni sekretar Tillerson nazvao jebenim moronom.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/all/trump- ... rs-n809701

Ovaj period u kom smo sad ja zovem ‘road to 25th amendment’

Mah...nece ba moci. Nece politicari jer znaju da je Trump i dalje popularan medju tom rajom. Prvi Corker, kako jebote nisi mogao predvidjeti da ce Trump biti imbecil u Bijeloj kuci??!? Eto kako? Cuj eto izazvace Treci svjetski, a ti nisi to mogao skontati prije nego sto si glasao i svesrdno navijao za njega. Pa ovaj lik mu je bio jedan od glavnih navijaca. On, Sessions, ko je sljedeci? Isto kao sto kaze "znamo svi da s cime se ovdje suocavamo..." mogao je davno reci "znamo svi da smo govna od ljudi jer koristimo imbecile radi svojih licnih ciljeva". Ovo mogu reci i Demokrate i Republikanci jednako. Cuj lik se penzionize i odmah druga prica. Isto tako McCain jer je skonto da nema sta izgubiti. Isto tako Boehner kad si penzionisao, i nakon toga. Sve supak do supka. Patriotizam nula poena. Uopste moralni standard ne postojeci.

Tako da, ne vjerujem u impeachment. Mozda ako Muller investigation nesto pokaze, ali to nece biti skoro. Na narednim izborima isto tako Republikanci vrlo malo imaju da izgube. Ovako ce se sve vise udaljavati od Trumpa, dok ce istovremeno govoriti da ga podrzavaju. Na onim specijalnim izborima u Alabami nedavno, kandidat kojeg nije podrzavao Trump je pobjedio iako je taj kandidat izjavio da je glas za njega u stvari glas za Trumpa. (a lik je lud ko struja, sad ce biti novi senator vjerovatno).

Negdje sam citao, kao i poslije Trumpa Trump. Kao, nije Trump problem, vec "trampizam". Kontam nesto...ne, Trump je problem, a "trampizam" je postojao oduvijek, samo sto ucahureni liberali zauzeti pricom o totalno perifernim stvarima i totalno odsjeceni od stvarnosti to nikad nisu ni bili u stanju da vide.


Na kraju, moje misljenje je da se Trump mora izdurati, osim ako se ne desi nesto strasno, a tu onda dajem minimum jesen sljedece godine. To je demokracija. Za sta si glasao - to trpi. Nauci brate sta znaci tvoj glas i nauci sta znace glupa obecanja. Nauci da izbori imaju stvarne posljedice. Po svijet, ne samo po Ameriku. Nauci koliko si glup.

[daddy-kool]

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/iran-nuc ... icy-chief/

A Trump retreat from the Iran deal would damage trust in U.S. dealmaking, EU ally says

Prošao je honeymoon period sa Trumpom kada se prelazilo preko nekih očiglednih gluposti, a očekivati je sve veću konfrontaciju i kritike prema njemu.

[GandalfSivi]

Klintonovci na aparatima

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/hi ... mg00000009

Mislim da ce ovo dobro nastetiti Hilary u predsjednickoj trci...

[Velkoski]

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In other news, NBC neki dan objavio reportazu da je Trump na jednom sastanku trazio da SAD poveca broj nuklearkih za 10 puta od sadasnjeg. , naravno na iznenadjenje i sok svih prisutnih na sastanku glavesina iz drzavne bezbjednosti. Nakon tog sastanka ga je Drzavni sekretar Tillerson nazvao jebenim moronom.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/all/trump- ... rs-n809701

Ovaj period u kom smo sad ja zovem ‘road to 25th amendment’

Aa vidis sad sam skonto da nisam uopste znao sta je 25th amendment, tj. o cemu pricas.

Ovaj amandman nije impeachment, nego nacin svrgavanja predsjednika od strane njegovog Kabineta u slucaju da je ovaj riknuo ili "nesposoban" da dalje obavlja duznost. Hm hm. Pa eto ako zagusti - imaju nacin da ga svrgnu - i valjda postave Pencea kao zamjenika....ili postave generale na vlast.

[Velkoski]

đe se mogu okladit' da ovaj klaun neće izdržati do kraja mandata

[Point.]

Papak je upravo unistio obamacare kroz exec order da zaustavi sve subsidies koje feds placaju siromasnim! Koji kreten!

Amerikanci roknu onakvog lidera Kenedija a ne mogu ovog kretena.

[Avetinho]

{...}
Sto se tice primaries, ok kontam Alabama, jer je alabama najreakcionarnija od svih drzava.
{...}

Samo da podsjetim: nije trampovac pobijedio u Alabami, ili, bar, nije onaj kojeg je Tramp podrzavao. Nego jos nekompletniji idiot koji je jace galamio da je on veci Tramp od Trampa. Strava!

[GandalfSivi]

Znaci, retard u 24 sata kaze da ce ukinuti pomoc Puerto Rico-u, potpise executive order da se smanji federalno finansiranj osiguranja onima koji ne mogu priustiti, razjebe dogovor sa Iranom i jos ima vremena da bude prvi americki predsjednik koji je odrzaogovor pred VVS-om (anti-LGBTQ hate group) gdje im obeca da ce se stvari "vratiti na staro"...

Eto rekoh, samo familijeda mu se sjetim...

[GandalfSivi]

Znaci, retard u 24 sata kaze da ce ukinuti pomoc Puerto Rico-u, potpise executive order da se smanji federalno finansiranj osiguranja onima koji ne mogu priustiti, razjebe dogovor sa Iranom i jos ima vremena da bude prvi americki predsjednik koji je odrzaogovor pred VVS-om (anti-LGBTQ hate group) gdje im obeca da ce se stvari "vratiti na staro"...

Eto rekoh, samo familijeda mu se sjetim...

Edit: Jos da dodam da mu osnovna nepoznavanja stvari i lupqanje gluposti tipa da je visina dionica povezan sa vracanjem nacionalnog duga, ili da se sastao sa predsjednikom USVI se vise uzimaju pod normalno, dok bi za bilo koga drugog to bila vijest dana...

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Napokon se natjerah i nadjoh vremena procitati bez preskakanja ovaj clanak. Po meni do sad jedan od najvrijednijih uradaka koje sam procitao u vezi izbora u zadnjih par godina, i generalno u vezi stanja drustva u kom se nalazimo.

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/ ... id/542502/

Toplo preporucujem da ga procitate u cjelosti.
(ima na kraju cak mala nota od direktora news feeda)

Sad sam skonto zasto se ja uvijek svadjam sa svojom liberalnom rajom, i zasto nikako ne razumijem kako neke vijesti apsolutno ne uticu na svijest ljudi - jer oni svi koriste Facebook, a ja ne samo da ga ne koristim, vec nikad nisam otvarao account.
Mada znam za sve ovo, kao sto i ostali znaju, opet mi je sad jasnije. Ja otvorim nesto tipa RCP koji nije skrojen po mom otisku na internetu i tu nadjem clanke koje bi citao, a da nisu NYT ili Economist na koje imam pretplatu. Eventualno ako neko kuci ima New Yorker ili Atlantic to prelistam ili "posudim" . Nije ni cudo sto mi se RCP zbog ovog uvijek cinio konzervativnim (jer sam ga dugo otvarao samo radi anketa, a clanke preskakao) - jer na njemu nije sve skrojeno samo da ugodi meni.

Ima recenica u clanku nesto kao Facebook News Feed je nesto kao cetvrodimenzionala pojava koju ne mozemo shvatiti i samo je mozemo vidjeti kad se povremeno pojavi u trodimenzionalnom svijetu. Ili izvadak iz knjige nekog ruskog operativca o internetu kao tajnom radioaktivnom oruzju.
Isto tako interesantan je clanak o Trump trolovima u jednom malom gradicu u - Makedoniji (Veles) koje ne zanima toliko Trump koliko profit od klikova. Cijela mala armija tinejdzera je zaradjivala pare generirajuci fake news o Clintonovoj i Trumpu (zvuci poznato??? )
Evo tu stavljam i link za taj clanak:
https://www.buzzfeed.com/craigsilverman ... .tbOEL8QL7

Ja citam i slusam jedne vijesti, drugi cita drugo, treci cita trece, a citave armije trolova danonocno rade na kreiranju laznih.

I sto je najbitnije u cijeloj prici, niko ne zna sta je ko procitao.

PS: Ponavljam, prije nego sto me napadnete da otkrivam Ameriku procitajte clanak, nije poenta koliko u otkrivanju nego u objasnjavanju u cemu se u stvari nalazimo.

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Ma pusti ba Chellija, ovo je mnogo vece od internet trolova ili operatera.

Razmisli samo, ili zapitaj se, svi "vi" (nemoj sad bukvalno shvatit ) koji koristite facebook, koliko u stvari clanaka ili samo kratkih vijesti, videa, dobijete preko njih. Ili ne morate vi, eto vasi ukucani ili poznanici. Ili koliko "vijesti" dobijete tako sto pogledate kratki video sa Commedy Channel kojeg vam je opet neko poslao na Facebooku. Nije samo pitanje drustvenih mreza. Evo ovaj forum je drustvena mreza, i ima ljudi koji nas bombarduju trol vijestima, ali mi biramo da ovdje dodjemo, biramo teme, i biramo sta cemo i koga citati i kako shvatati. Nije nam Klix odredio omiljenu temu ili omiljenog forumasa. I na kraju krajeva znamo sta drugi citaju ili mogu procitati.
I ne samo Facebook vec i ove Google ads (za ljude koji ne koriste ad blocker ) izadje ti neka vijest tipa "Obama wants to take your guns" i ti svaki put kad otvoris nesto to ti izlijece. A sta liberalima izlijece, "Trump wants to dye your baby orange" ? ( )

Zapitajte se, al fakat, koliko dobijate info preko facebooka i koliko to utice na sviju nas. U kakvom svijetu zivimo jbt.

[daddy-kool]

Mislim da je Facebook već korigovao određene algoritme i zaštite od bar očiglednih fake newsa i propagandnih operacija koje vode Rusi, a rezultati su bili vidljivi na izborima u Evropi, prije svega Francuska i Njemačka. Svakako je interesantna uloga i Cambridge Analytica, za koju se smatra da je bila ključna u uspjehu Brexit refernduma.