Your moral insight and wisdom gets me so sexually excited..dont that make you feel better about yourself?

 

The Tehran University Young Republicans Club has sent a thank you note to President Trump to express their gratitude for the decision to kill General Soleimani, who they say was very unpopular. They want the President to know that he has their unequivocal support, in the event he decides to kill any more unpopular Iranians.

 

I just got done finishing a chocolate milkshake from Arby's, I can't say I enjoyed it much.

 

One way we know how the protesters are going is Iran is giving the western press free rein to cover them. Because they know no matter where they go the protests will be pro Iran and anti Trump

 

Sometimes a man just needs killing.

 

And sometimes the killing is premeditated murder and a violation of US law.

 

Food for thought...Did anyone see the body?
Or was it an elaborate hoax created by the one
so despised?

 

Pentagon chief says he 'didn't see' intelligence suggesting Iran planned to attack four US embassies

https://thehill.com/homenews/sunday...t-see-intelligence-suggesting-iran-planned-to

 

^^^^^^^
Awwwwwww.....Shit, everybody. Stumbler remembered his username and password again. Dammit!!

 

YEPPERS... you leftists and state-run leftist media should keep defending the terrorists, that'll work out well in the '20 election.

 

The Pentagon doesn't need to know why they are killing an unpopular Iranian general. All they need to know is the President said kill this guy. For all we know, Soleimani may have been working with Biden and the Ukrainians to influence the 2016 election. The President knows all about that kind of thing, just like he knows how many people attended his inauguration.

 

The leftists are found to be sucking hind tit.

 

That reminds me of a joke circulating in Russia. Vladimir Putin conjures up the soul of Stalin from Hell.

Late one night when Putin is working alone in his office in the Kremlin the door to his office blows open, even though it was locked and there is no wind.

In walks the specter of Stalin, smelling heavily of fire and brimstone. He sits in a chair, and looks at Putin with dead, hollow eyes that have red gleams.

"Joseph Vissarionovich," Putin begins." You have to help me. When you were in charge Russia was the most feared country in the world. Now I am reduced to helping a corrupt American capitalist be re elected President of the United States. What can I do, Joseph Vissarionovich?"

"Do what I would do in your position," Stalin begins grimly. "Liquidate the oligarchs. Paint the Kremlin green."

"That's insane," Putin replies. "Why should I paint the Kremlin green?"

Stalin chuckles. "I see you did not object to my first suggestion."

 

You expect anything else from that government, full of shit from top to bottom

 

‘Mark Esper is not a serious person’: Defense secretary pounded for ‘astoundingly embarrassing’ Sunday show interviews

https://www.rawstory.com/2020/01/ma...undingly-embarrassing-sunday-show-interviews/

 

Business Insider, January 13, 2019

Trump's argument for killing Soleimani is falling apart, and the president is being accused of telling Fox News more about the assassination than Congress

• President Donald Trump and top administration officials are offering different — sometimes contradictory — reasons for the US decision to assassinate top Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani earlier this month.
• Trump in an interview with Fox News' Laura Ingraham Friday claimed that Soleimani was plotting imminent strikes on four US embassies.
• When asked in an interview on CNN Sunday about Trump's claim, Defense Secretary Mark Esper said: "I didn't see one with regard to four embassies."
• Democratic Sen. Chris Coons of Delaware in a Sunday interview with Fox News Sunday said that in a classified briefing with the Trump administration on Iran, senators "got less detailed information than President Trump shared with Laura Ingraham."
• -----------
• This is standard operating procedure for Trump: an impulsive act that is likely to have bad repercussions.
• This is also a bad time to do something like this. There is growing evidence that the Iranian government is unpopular. This is likely to increase support for the government among Iranians.

 

The British Empire was the most humane empire in history. During the American Revolution the British Army armed Indians who were defending their land from white settlers. They armed slaves who were fighting for their freedom. This is what Thomas Jefferson was complaining about when he wrote this in the Declaration of Independence:

[King George III] "has excited domestic insurrections amongst us, and has endeavoured to bring on the inhabitants of our frontiers, the merciless Indian Savages, whose known rule of warfare, is an undistinguished destruction of all ages, sexes and conditions."

During the American Revolution slavery was legal in each of the thirteen states of the United States. It was illegal in England.

Many slaves sought refuge with the British Army. After the Revolutionary War their former owners tried to get them back. The British refused to give them back, and settled them in the Caribbean, where they remained free.

Following the American Revolution the British Navy took the lead in suppressing the slave trade. The British outlawed slavery in their empire in 1833.

The legacy of the British Empire everywhere but in Africa and Pakistan has been parliamentary democracy.

 

The really funny shit is posts such as this, where you don't know enough about it to talk sensibly on the subject, but think that anyone who doesn't repeat what you said must be wrong.

 

There's some really funny shit in here you have to admit.
Alternative truths , alternative history , alternative smoke blowing over alternative mirrors ,
so let's have some alternative fun ,
with alternative bullshitters.
Seems they're not at all interested in the subject of the thread
So.

Can anyone remember when a certain oh so civilised country stoped hunting injins for sport and bounties ?

When did same country stop hanging Nigerians and their ilk , for entertainment ?

Now remind me when they gained "independence" from the terrible Brits , with the help of the oh so good n pure French.

Funny isn't it ,
, really.
The terrible disgusting Brits realised the era of empire and colonialism was over quite a long time ago ,
while amer i can's , still think they can and should rule any part of the world they fancy.

Any who can answer these puzzling questions , will advance to an alternative elimination round , which of course will be held down in the games dungeon ,
and eventually there'll be an alternative prize ,
the Jessie James Billy the Kid Bonny n Clyde memorial pile of sanitised hirse shit

 

Donald Trump’s Message to Iranians Is the Most Liked Tweet in Persian History
Posted at 12:00 pm on January 13, 2020 by T.LaDuke



A couple of weeks ago I was asked by a friend of mine what I thought of the term “Twitter Diplomacy”. I know that this was, of course, in reference to how Donald Trump has used the platform to communicate his thoughts on all things. Sometimes, that includes telling world leaders what he thinks of them and their policies without the “polishing” that comes with running something through the State Department. After giving it some thought I told him it was the new norm in the “Age of Trump” and it was, at least, not boring.

Now, with these tweets from Donald Trump, we can see a huge upside to this.


This past Saturday, President Trump used his Twitter account to express direct support to the Iranian protestors who were gathering in the streets in that country to let their displeasure be known about Iran’s downing of a civilian flight and a host of other things. One of his tweets became the most liked in the history of Persia.

According to the Washington Examiner …

President Trump’s tweet in Farsi expressing support for Iranians protesting Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has already earned over 200,000 likes, making it the “most liked Persian tweet” in the social media giant’s history, according to a leading think tank adviser.

On Saturday, protesters in the country called upon Khamenei to step down after Iran admitted to shooting down a commercial airliner on which dozens of Iranian citizens were traveling. That evening, the president sent out a tweet in Farsi, saying that he stands with their efforts.

“To the brave and suffering Iranian people: I have stood with you since the beginning of my presidency and my government will continue to stand with you. We are following your protests closely. Your courage is inspiring,” Trump wrote.


Donald J. Trump

✔@realDonaldTrump


به مردم شجاع و رنج کشیده ایران: من از ابتدای دوره ریاست جمهوریم با شما ایستاده‌ام و دولت من همچنان با شما خواهد ایستاد. ما اعتراضات شما را از نزدیک دنبال می کنیم. شجاعت شما الهام بخش است.


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This is a shining example of what can be done with Twitter or any social media.

President Trump went directly to the people of Iran and offered words of support in contrast to what his predecessor did when similar protests erupted during his time in the White House. Knowing that the leader of the free world is at least offering verbal support has to be a positive step to encouraging change in Iran.

The government of Iran will now need to focus on dealing with these protestors instead of sending missiles somewhere. Also, now that Trump and other world leaders are expressing support for the cause of these brave young men and women, change for the better is possible.

Due, in part, to a new thing called “Twitter Diplomacy.”