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colton said:
You must be blind. Or living in Wonderland. What I and millions of others see is a person who cares LESS about others than literally any other public figure I have ever known.
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I can read. I read your OP. I know you think that. But I'm not blind or unrealistic. I judge Trump on my own observations and values. I believe he's a softie, loves people, even his critics. I believe he wants to do his job, and would like the appreciation and support of others, and he's not going to just roll over exactly for anyone.... but I do worry he will give way too much, more than I would.
 
babe said:
I think, if you will don your reading glasses and check your facts here, I said the deal transferred Uranium to a Russian(meaning Russian-controled) company. You think this is an important distinction, about whether it was for refined or enriched Uranium to be shipped to Russia. I don't. The point is, Hillary is no novice at payola, and there is a bit of trail between the deal and her pay for letting it happen. If we investigated that, it would not turn out to be anything but her profiting( in the name of her foundation or whatever, which she is free to use in campaining for office. Yet none of our federal agencies involved in the Trump spygate deal were willing to investigate this.

So here is the line in the post you are objecting to.

"Russia got a lot of US uranium from the deal Hillary approved after taking a ton of cash from the Russkies."

You are wrong, entirely, in what you said about it.

So I know about the claims sold, mostly in the Colorado Plateau area of Northern Arizona and Southern Utah, mostly pretty deep and hard to develop. I might think we sold the Russkies a pig in a poke, but we did sell them the claims.

I actually considered, once, getting a job with Rossatom. They are the leading developer of nuclear power plants today. It is pretty certain that we will be building nuclear power plants pretty soon, too. But the deal gives the Russians a lot of competitive advantage. They don't need to ship it offshore when their plan is for nuclear power plants, but it's also dead certain they could apply for a permit to ship it anywhere for nuclear power use, and get approval from a new set of American government officials, for a little personal financial consideration, as the precedent has been set.

I don't think there is a future military use for nuclear bombs. Well, not for missile=launched bombs anyway. Everybody is working on space-based defenses that can blow up a rocket during launch and just make you look damn silly for trying it.
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Lol.

They got no uranium. So your statement is false. You know it's false and you continue to say it with the intention of misleading people. You do that because you are dishonest.

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Gameface said:
Lol.

They got no uranium. So your statement is false. You know it's false and you continue to say it with the intention of misleading people. You do that because you are dishonest.

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you must be off your nut. Pretty hard to believe you can't read anything, and don't believe anything except apologetics for your little cause.

you call things opposite of what they are. who knows why.

But hell, most of the people in here are just as delusional.

US proven reserves of Uranium. The Russians own them now. Don't go on calling me a liar when yoiu are batass crazy to do so. It doesn't do you or your zombies any good.
 
babe said:
I can read. I read your OP. I know you think that. But I'm not blind or unrealistic. I judge Trump on my own observations and values. I believe he's a softie, loves people, even his critics. I believe he wants to do his job, and would like the appreciation and support of others, and he's not going to just roll over exactly for anyone.... but I do worry he will give way too much, more than I would.
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Wow, a softie. You think a softie would direct a terrorist organization like ICE to separate babies from their mothers and put children in virtual prisons? Take off your blinders, Babe.
 
How Trump's paranoia and conspiracy theories become US policy....

https://www.cnn.com/2019/08/12/politics/trump-conspiracy-theories-jeffrey-epstein/index.html

The mind of Donald J. Trump. So normal. Well, conspiracy thinking has overtaken the popular imagination, and he's not the brightest:

1. Sen. Cruz's dad involved in JFK murder.
2. Justice Scalia may have been murdered.
3. Joe Scarborough involved in intern's death.
4. Clinton aide's death not a suicide.
5. Obama not an American citizen.
6. Sen. Rubio not eligible to run for president.
7. Sen. Cruz not eligible to run for president.
8. Obama wiretapped Trump Tower.
9. Muslim Americans celebrated on 9/11.
10. Millions voted illegally in 2016.
11. Global Warming a Chinese hoax.
12. Vaccines cause autism.
13. Windmills cause cancer.
14. Death toll from Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico was a lie.
15. Russia did not interfere in 2016 election.
16. The Clinton's are behind Epstein's death.
 
Red said:
How Trump's paranoia and conspiracy theories become US policy....

https://www.cnn.com/2019/08/12/politics/trump-conspiracy-theories-jeffrey-epstein/index.html

The mind of Donald J. Trump. So normal. Well, conspiracy thinking has overtaken the popular imagination, and he's not the brightest:

1. Sen. Cruz's dad involved in JFK murder.
2. Justice Scalia may have been murdered.
3. Joe Scarborough involved in intern's death.
4. Clinton aide's death not a suicide.
5. Obama not an American citizen.
6. Sen. Rubio not eligible to run for president.
7. Sen. Cruz not eligible to run for president.
8. Obama wiretapped Trump Tower.
9. Muslim Americans celebrated on 9/11.
10. Millions voted illegally in 2016.
11. Global Warming a Chinese hoax.
12. Vaccines cause autism.
13. Windmills cause cancer.
14. Death toll from Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico was a lie.
15. Russia did not interfere in 2016 election.
16. The Clinton's are behind Epstein's death.
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Several of those could be true:

1. More than just Vince Foster committed suicide and there are questions about whether or not he did or was murdered.
2. It has been found that it is not the vaccines that directly cause autism but that some vaccines cause problems in the gut that are linked to autism
3. If Russia interfered, I'd like to know how they interfered. That question has never been adequately answered. Revealing the Clinton emails had little bearing on the outcome of the election, and more than likely it was not the Russians but Seth Rich who gave the information to Wikileaks. Otherwise, I wish someone would tell me how they interfered. No one has as yet explained this.
 
Where were you hypocrites when my good friend was put deported at the age of 14? Nobody gave a **** then? You think he was coddled, not put in an actual jail, and sent home with nothing?


And Im not getting into the concentration camp nonsense. These "prisons" were built long before even Obama. No outrage then.
 
Eenie-Meenie said:
Wow, a softie. You think a softie would direct a terrorist organization like ICE to separate babies from their mothers and put children in virtual prisons? Take off your blinders, Babe.
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I know that some have been calling ICE, a government law enforcement agency, a "terrorist organization". It operates under US law enacted by the US House of Representatives, The US Senate, and signed by a US President according to what is required by the US Constitution. Your position makes our government out to be a "terrorist organization".

rhetoric like this discredits you, and your political affiliations. It doesn't look good on you.

I disagree with a lot of US laws so enacted, and a lot of the programs and policies of the US government, but until my views become something my representatives are willing to consider, I recognize that they are behaving in a manner which is tolerated by enough US citizens who are willing to keep voting for the bums, so to speak.

And, apparently, there are a lot of unconcerned folks who are willing to come here in ways not presently legal, who hardly fear your alledged "terrorist organization" enough to be deterred from their illegal entry. Willing to take their chances with the "terrorist organization" so to speak.

There has been a sort of intellectual movement promoting the idea of "open borders" for the US for some time. I think the idea was even advocated by Karl Marx, as a way to a better world. Even Hillary Clinton has let it out on an occasion or two that she would like a world without borders.

I don't agree. It is useless to infer that people who don't agree with you are wearing "blinders" when for their own reasons they don't agree with you, after looking at available facts and coming to a different conclusion.

I am concerned about a lot of stuff government bureaucrats, and elected officials do, Even cops acting under the color of law, sometimes doing stuff I don't think is right. But "terrorists" are folks who for a political cause throw bombs and hijack public transportation with armed force and threaten to kill people without reference to law, without "color of law". They mean to use such actions to make the public fearful for their safety, for their rights, for the cause of challenging established institutions of governance, asserting their own force by weapons upon the public.

I think calling government officials "terrorists" is basically, conceptually, logically.... untrue.
 
Eenie-Meenie said:
Several of those could be true:

1. More than just Vince Foster committed suicide and there are questions about whether or not he did or was murdered.
2. It has been found that it is not the vaccines that directly cause autism but that some vaccines cause problems in the gut that are linked to autism
3. If Russia interfered, I'd like to know how they interfered. That question has never been adequately answered. Revealing the Clinton emails had little bearing on the outcome of the election, and more than likely it was not the Russians but Seth Rich who gave the information to Wikileaks. Otherwise, I wish someone would tell me how they interfered. No one has as yet explained this.
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Red said:
How Trump's paranoia and conspiracy theories become US policy....

https://www.cnn.com/2019/08/12/politics/trump-conspiracy-theories-jeffrey-epstein/index.html

The mind of Donald J. Trump. So normal. Well, conspiracy thinking has overtaken the popular imagination, and he's not the brightest:

1. Sen. Cruz's dad involved in JFK murder.
2. Justice Scalia may have been murdered.
3. Joe Scarborough involved in intern's death.
4. Clinton aide's death not a suicide.
5. Obama not an American citizen.
6. Sen. Rubio not eligible to run for president.
7. Sen. Cruz not eligible to run for president.
8. Obama wiretapped Trump Tower.
9. Muslim Americans celebrated on 9/11.
10. Millions voted illegally in 2016.
11. Global Warming a Chinese hoax.
12. Vaccines cause autism.
13. Windmills cause cancer.
14. Death toll from Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico was a lie.
15. Russia did not interfere in 2016 election.
16. The Clinton's are behind Epstein's death.
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I don't know why you are unconcerned about Hillary's rhetoric in saying her husband was opposed by "a vast rightwing conspiracy", or about political agenda wonds generally asserting evil motives and crap against all kinds of public officials, corporate execs, and any of thousands of classes of humans deemed evil for one thing or another.

I recognize rhetorical arguments used in political campaigns as generally offerings to voters who may feel concerned, whether there is conclusive proof about the concerns or not. I don't think politicians believe their own rhetoric much. Basically, it amounts to political blatherings to show sympathy for those who are concerned, whether their concerns are well-founded or not.

I also don't believe used car salesmen really believe half of what they say in a sales pitch.
 
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