debossc.bsky.social
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Angry people Vote. Stay angry
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Learning on the job
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The one thing that citizens of shithole countries with tribal armies realize that the USA is on a race to the bottom to catch up with them is the incident where US Marines booed their former President and Commander in Chief.
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Give everyone that is picking crops, vegetables and fruits a seasonal visa on the spot unless an unemployed MAGA wants the Job.
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Didn’t Zelensky doubt US intelligence? Ok, Biden’s warning and refused a limousine ride.
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Surely the people of Ukraine will proudly say “Thank You for Your Service”.
Will Americans say the same to the leadership of the emerging Trump Army?
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And all that to be normalized and honored with a military parade?
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This is what happens when you are disillusioned with politics and then vote to throw away the bath water with the baby and replace it with fairy tales told by politicians.
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Right. It should say an Afrikaner rights or white farmers right activist.
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And to ask Putin to tell Trump to back off Musk jr.
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What a twist. A White Afrikaner could soon flee prosecution in the US.
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Progress happens quietly.
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War is coming home
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Two narcissists can’t be friends.
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This is beginning to look and sound like a character in the muppets show.
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Barely a week after Dutch opinion polls showed Mr. Wilders' single-issue party losing its lead, he dissolved his coalition to reclaim attention, cameras and the spotlight.
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Lord hear our prayers. Give us back this scandal!
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South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir removed the country’s long-serving chief justice and Supreme Court president.
Unthinkable it can happen in the US. Right?
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Like ancient Greece, there are Citizens and there are Idiots.
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Bipolar? Ventriloquists? The man is negotiating with himself or his imaginary puppet.
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Fox happened.
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So now Canada can officially rip-off the USA?
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In the USA we fill prisons to invest in "jail stocks" that have nearly doubled in value in Q1 of 2025.
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There is no better case to persuade CEOs to stay out of presidential elections.
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You cannot make what you don’t know. Like Stealth!
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He doesn’t like the army, be it to serve, to wear an army hat or appreciate Zelensky’s wartime military attire.
Ironically, it’s Trumps army now after his unprecedented military leadership shake-up.
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Trump University: What happened to that?
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No foreign enemies of the USA are burning US flags in protest. The WH seems to be doing a far better job in dismantling what the flag represents.
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By a man and administration with nuclear weapons on their fingertips and are unable to contain a modern day Nikita Khrushchev.
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The White House has no Clothes!
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Now, what’s Honorable about that?
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If Walmart and other corporations must absorb the tariffs because they have been making billions in profit, why wouldn’t the GOP tax these corporations and invest in decent jobs, skills, infrastructure and healthcare?
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Reminds one of Michael Moore’s documentary “Where to Invade Next”
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The most powerful army is being dismantled by its own Chief of Staff who is unaware of the concept of stealth while loyalists cheer on.
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I long for the days when the USTR negotiated trade agreements for the U.S. economy.
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Trump harmed America’s reputation with the executive order gutting the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, a vital anti-bribery law. It should have provoked more public anger.
Hopefully it changes now that the transaction is clear.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney may have to think again when he likened the White House with places that are not for sale.
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Now China and the EU know that the exuberantly announced US-UK agreement is not a fully established trade deal and is not legally binding.
Not surprising though that a post Brexit UK calls it a great deal for Britain.
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The Grand Old Party has run out of candidates and ideas.
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If Trump opens the US market to UK goods, the same benefits must be granted to other WTO members. That's how GATT Article I or WTO Most-Favored Nation Treatment works. The Chinese will soon remind Mr Lutnick.