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Donald Trump was a KGB spy called Krasnov.

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By *hloe696969 OP   TV/TS
2 days ago

Morecambe

Former chairman of Kazakhstan's national security committee Alnur Massayev claims the Soviet KGB recruited Trump before the collapse of the USSR in 1987, assigning him the codename Krasnov......it would certainly explain the Trump Putin bromance...

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By *opcock58Man
2 days ago

Helston

If only that were true! Hilarious

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By *andomguy321Man
2 days ago

reading

So he's simultaneously a nationalistic right-wing-red-blooded-capitalist fascist and a duplicitous hardcore anti-American Soviet Communist?!?

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By *evanianMan
2 days ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"Former chairman of Kazakhstan's national security committee Alnur Massayev claims the Soviet KGB recruited Trump before the collapse of the USSR in 1987, assigning him the codename Krasnov......it would certainly explain the Trump Putin bromance... "

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By *hirtyguyMan
2 days ago

Coleraine

Why do you find it hilarious? He is clearly unhinged and that would certainly explain his erratic behaviour.

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By *andomguy321Man
2 days ago

reading


"Why do you find it hilarious? He is clearly unhinged and that would certainly explain his erratic behaviour."

So you're just going to immediately accept it as factual & run with it are you?

Lol ... good luck with that one

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By *hloe696969 OP   TV/TS
2 days ago

Morecambe

I might respectfully suggest you do your own searches about Trump and his visits to Russia....

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By *evanianMan
2 days ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"I might respectfully suggest you do your own searches about Trump and his visits to Russia.... "

Donald Trump's visits to Russia date back to 1987 when he was invited by Soviet Ambassador Yuri Dubinin on an all-expenses-paid trip to the Soviet Union. During this trip, Trump and his wife Ivana scouted potential construction sites for a Trump Tower Moscow

Trump returned to Russia in 1996, visiting Moscow with Howard Lorber to explore potential properties for "skiers and hotels."

In 2006, Trump's children, Ivanka and Donald Jr., accompanied by Felix Sater, visited Moscow to discuss potential business deals. Ivanka even sat in Vladimir Putin's office chair during a tour of the Kremlin.

Trump himself attended the Millionaire's Fair in Moscow in 2007, announcing the expansion of Trump Vodka into the Russian market.

He also explored other potential business deals, it's what successful businessmen do!! 😁

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By *hloe696969 OP   TV/TS
2 days ago

Morecambe

The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not...

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By *evanianMan
2 days ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not..."

Fair enough,you are entitled to your thoughts...as erroneous as they are! 😆

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By *andomguy321Man
1 day ago

reading


"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not..."

Yea, it's not like he's ever achieved anything is it ... I'm sure he's highly envious of your stunning success in life

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By *evanianMan
1 day ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not...

Yea, it's not like he's ever achieved anything is it ... I'm sure he's highly envious of your stunning success in life "

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By *thleticSensualMan
1 day ago

town

Trump sells Vodka????? Must be moonshine

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By *ot older guyMan
1 day ago

exmouth


"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not..."

I think the 5 billion net worth would say you are wrong,id say he's a good business man

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By *amie1402Man
1 day ago

Merseyside

I’m sure Putin has something on Trump

Various rumours of things that went on during those Moscow visits.

Makes you wonder why he lets Vlad pull his strings so easily

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By *amie1402Man
1 day ago

Merseyside


"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not...

I think the 5 billion net worth would say you are wrong,id say he's a good business man"

Or just a greedy capitalist

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By *ountainMan
1 day ago

ipswich

Trump is very immature, he probably still shits the bed every night.

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By *evanianMan
1 day ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not...

I think the 5 billion net worth would say you are wrong,id say he's a good business man"

Indeed he is, the Trump opposers are just blinkered Leftists with the proverbial chip.....

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By *ountainMan
1 day ago

ipswich

It's been worked out that if Trump had left his inheritance in the bank and done nothing with it he would be worth as much as he is now. Yeah a shithot business man.

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By *evanianMan
1 day ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"It's been worked out that if Trump had left his inheritance in the bank and done nothing with it he would be worth as much as he is now. Yeah a shithot business man. "

Unbelievable!.... Because it's fabricated Leftist nonsense!!

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By *leepflowerMan
1 day ago

Leek


"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not...

I think the 5 billion net worth would say you are wrong,id say he's a good business man

Indeed he is, the Trump opposers are just blinkered Leftists with the proverbial chip.....

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Maybe some of us dislike r@pists.

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By *evanianMan
1 day ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not...

I think the 5 billion net worth would say you are wrong,id say he's a good business man

Indeed he is, the Trump opposers are just blinkered Leftists with the proverbial chip.....

Maybe some of us dislike r@pists."

Yes I agree, despised as much as conspiracy theorists!!

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By *orny NorthumberlandMan
1 day ago

Newcastle

But he is like Putin wanting to make America a bigger nation, Canada, Greenland just to mention 2 new American States...

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By *hirtyguyMan
1 day ago

Coleraine

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"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not...

I think the 5 billion net worth would say you are wrong,id say he's a good business man

Indeed he is, the Trump opposers are just blinkered Leftists with the proverbial chip.....

So do you expect us to believe that this reputed billionaire stands convicted of 34 acts of fraud and no law firm in America would appear for him unless he paid up front has any credibility?

You need your head examined.]

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By *leepflowerMan
1 day ago

Leek


"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not...

I think the 5 billion net worth would say you are wrong,id say he's a good business man

Indeed he is, the Trump opposers are just blinkered Leftists with the proverbial chip.....

Maybe some of us dislike r@pists.

Yes I agree, despised as much as conspiracy theorists!!"

How is it a conspiracy theory? Drumpf was found to have r@ped a woman. Why are you so keen to try and deflect from that?

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By *evanianMan
1 day ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"[The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not...

I think the 5 billion net worth would say you are wrong,id say he's a good business man

Indeed he is, the Trump opposers are just blinkered Leftists with the proverbial chip.....

So do you expect us to believe that this reputed billionaire stands convicted of 34 acts of fraud and no law firm in America would appear for him unless he paid up front has any credibility?

You need your head examined.]

"

I understand that you have concerns about Donald Trump's credibility, and I respect your perspective.

However, it's essential to rely on verifiable information when assessing someone's credibility.

While Trump has faced numerous lawsuits and allegations, it's crucial to note that being convicted of a crime requires a court's verdict!

Regarding Trump's legal representation, it's not uncommon for high-profile individuals to work with law firms that require upfront payment. This arrangement can ensure that the firm is committed to the case and can help manage the costs associated with high-stakes litigation.

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By *evanianMan
1 day ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not...

I think the 5 billion net worth would say you are wrong,id say he's a good business man

Indeed he is, the Trump opposers are just blinkered Leftists with the proverbial chip.....

Maybe some of us dislike r@pists.

Yes I agree, despised as much as conspiracy theorists!!

How is it a conspiracy theory? Drumpf was found to have r@ped a woman. Why are you so keen to try and deflect from that?

"

Allegations of sexual misconduct have been made against Donald Trump by several women, including E. Jean Carroll, who accused him of r@ping her in the 1990s.

In May 2023, a jury found Trump liable for sexually abusing Carroll and defaming her by calling her a liar, awarding her $5 million in damages.

However, it's essential to note that Trump has denied all allegations of sexual misconduct.

Regarding the term "conspiracy theory," it's often used to describe a theory that lacks evidence or is based on unproven claims.

In the context of Trump's allegations, it's crucial to rely on verifiable information and respect the legal process.

Rather than deflecting from the issue, it's essential to approach the topic with empathy and respect for the women who have come forward with their allegations.

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By *hloe696969 OP   TV/TS
1 day ago

Morecambe

I truly can't believe all the Trump apologists on here, fraud,ra.pe, sexual assault, inciting civil insurrection,corruption, tax evasion and many other things....what serious crimes does Trump need to do for the fanboys to see him for what he is.....?

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By *hirtyguyMan
1 day ago

Coleraine

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"[The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not...

I think the 5 billion net worth would say you are wrong,id say he's a good business man

Indeed he is, the Trump opposers are just blinkered Leftists with the proverbial chip.....

So do you expect us to believe that this reputed billionaire stands convicted of 34 acts of fraud and no law firm in America would appear for him unless he paid up front has any credibility?

You need your head examined.]

I understand that you have concerns about Donald Trump's credibility, and I respect your perspective.

However, it's essential to rely on verifiable information when assessing someone's credibility.

While Trump has faced numerous lawsuits and allegations, it's crucial to note that being convicted of a crime requires a court's verdict!

Regarding Trump's legal representation, it's not uncommon for high-profile individuals to work with law firms that require upfront payment. This arrangement can ensure that the firm is committed to the case and can help manage the costs associated with high-stakes litigation.

Nonsense, he has 34 public court convictions against him + a civil conviction where the judge observed that he was in fact guilty of r_pe, so he has no credibility whatsoever. It is practically unheard of for a person of wealth to be asked to pay up front for legal representation, and in Trump's case it was because he had failed to pay his former lawyers.

Trump is hugely in debt and should be in jail where he belongs]

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By *evanianMan
1 day ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"I truly can't believe all the Trump apologists on here, fraud,ra.pe, sexual assault, inciting civil insurrection,corruption, tax evasion and many other things....what serious crimes does Trump need to do for the fanboys to see him for what he is.....? "

It's understandable that you're frustrated with the differing opinions on Donald Trump. To address your question, Trump has faced numerous allegations and indictment but it's essential to remember that allegations and indictments are not the same as convictions!

Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty to all charges against him!

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By *hloe696969 OP   TV/TS
1 day ago

Morecambe

Many criminals plead not guilty before they were convicted and sent to prison or executed.....

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By *hirtyguyMan
1 day ago

Coleraine

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"I truly can't believe all the Trump apologists on here, fraud,ra.pe, sexual assault, inciting civil insurrection,corruption, tax evasion and many other things....what serious crimes does Trump need to do for the fanboys to see him for what he is.....? "

I fully agree with everything you are saying]

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
1 day ago

Bristol East

Coming soon: 007 teams up with FSB on a daring mission to assassinate Ukrainian dictator before his secret cryogenics lab brings Adolf Hitler back to life

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By *evanianMan
1 day ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"Coming soon: 007 teams up with FSB on a daring mission to assassinate Ukrainian dictator before his secret cryogenics lab brings Adolf Hitler back to life

"

During which it is discovered that the British PM is an AI robotic automaton known as Comrade Starmeroffski created in a lab in the Moscow suburbs to totally annihilate the UK in readiness for a constitutional coup d'état by Russian forces! 🫣

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By *xxkinkycoupleCouple (MM)
1 day ago

Alcester


"Many criminals plead not guilty before they were convicted and sent to prison or executed..... "

And many innocent people who plead not guilty are not convicted… hence “innocent until proven guilty”; a concept often overlooked by the court-of-social-media nowadays.

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By *oxtrot1471Man
1 day ago

oxford

Trump has no left or right bias he's a narcissist billionaire whi craves mony and power and with Musk will dismantle America piece by piece.

Medi care and social security he's already started on the freedom of the press.

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By *evanianMan
1 day ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"Many criminals plead not guilty before they were convicted and sent to prison or executed.....

And many innocent people who plead not guilty are not convicted… hence “innocent until proven guilty”; a concept often overlooked by the court-of-social-media nowadays. "

“Innocent until proven guilty” and long may that basic legal principle apply!

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By *ewBrumBiMan
1 day ago

Birmingham B15

Babe wake up! New muh Russia conspiracy theory just dropped!

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By *leepflowerMan
1 day ago

Leek


"Many criminals plead not guilty before they were convicted and sent to prison or executed.....

And many innocent people who plead not guilty are not convicted… hence “innocent until proven guilty”; a concept often overlooked by the court-of-social-media nowadays.

“Innocent until proven guilty” and long may that basic legal principle apply!

"

Like being proven guilty of 34 felony charges?

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By *ihornMan
1 day ago

Npt. Newport


"So he's simultaneously a nationalistic right-wing-red-blooded-capitalist fascist and a duplicitous hardcore anti-American Soviet Communist?!? "

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By *ara JevoTV/TS
1 day ago

Bristol East


"Trump has no left or right bias he's a narcissist billionaire whi craves mony and power and with Musk will dismantle America piece by piece.

Medi care and social security he's already started on the freedom of the press."

Believing that a small group of billionaires are suddenly thinking about the best interests of the working class takes a particular level of stupidity.

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By *heekymikeMan
1 day ago

Stockport

I understand Trump was thoroughly investigated after these allegations arose and they were dismissed. He is a business man and I think he prefers the certainty of dealing with authoritarian leaders than the vagaries of other democratic leaders

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By *lasgow verse 60s guyMan
1 day ago

Glasgow


"Why do you find it hilarious? He is clearly unhinged and that would certainly explain his erratic behaviour."

Unhinged is certainly true!

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By *hristine_JTV/TS
1 day ago

Anglesey


"Why do you find it hilarious? He is clearly unhinged and that would certainly explain his erratic behaviour.

Unhinged is certainly true!"

Unhinged to the extent that the cheese has slid off his cracker!

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By *ounteverhardMan
1 day ago

Hemel


"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not..."

Absolutely correct . He even manged to bankrupt his casino. So not very good at much .

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By *airythighs61Man
1 day ago

North Norfolk

Good business man ...you joking ...bought Turnberry Hotel in Ayrshire...spent millions on it ..in the process ruined a beautiful resort ... hasn't made a profit since he acquired it !

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By *hristine_JTV/TS
1 day ago

Anglesey


"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not...

Absolutely correct . He even manged to bankrupt his casino. So not very good at much . "

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By *lexieMan
1 day ago

Just north of Southampton


"So he's simultaneously a nationalistic right-wing-red-blooded-capitalist fascist and a duplicitous hardcore anti-American Soviet Communist?!? "

That would be the ideal recipe for a world unifying leader... if only it were true! Anyway... if nothing else, he is certainly moving the furniture around! The stick in the mud 'do nothing politicians' are certainly running scared!

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By *lexieMan
1 day ago

Just north of Southampton


"Trump sells Vodka????? Must be moonshine"

Trump would make and sell moonshine if it turned a buck! He is a deal maker... Perhaps its what the world needs at the moment, instead of wars, millions of people being killed and countries turned to rubble! There are other lucrative industries apart from the arms industry!

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By *lexieMan
1 day ago

Just north of Southampton


"Coming soon: 007 teams up with FSB on a daring mission to assassinate Ukrainian dictator before his secret cryogenics lab brings Adolf Hitler back to life

"

The mind boggles... If only Mr Hitler had made deals instead of war, he really could have conquered the world. He really should have taken a few lessons from the Trump... 'Do a deal Deal! book!

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By *lexieMan
1 day ago

Just north of Southampton


"Trump has no left or right bias he's a narcissist billionaire whi craves mony and power and with Musk will dismantle America piece by piece.

Medi care and social security he's already started on the freedom of the press.

Believing that a small group of billionaires are suddenly thinking about the best interests of the working class takes a particular level of stupidity.

"

So true... but when the leftist woke brigade have so spectacularly failed it leaves a gaping chasm for Trump and Musk to fill! Welcome to the new world order... at least until the wheel turns again!

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By *angtMan
24 hours ago

Wednesfield /Wolverhampton

That was his official title, but his nickname that everyone used was ‘whydoncha pissov’.

Ironic that so many westerners are using the same name today.

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By *evanianMan
24 hours ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not...

Absolutely correct . He even manged to bankrupt his casino. So not very good at much . "

"So not very good at much???" 😁.....

Donald Trump's major business achievements include developing many prolific properties, operating casinos and hotels, and building golf courses and resorts around the world. He also successfully renovated Central Park's Wollman Rink, produced and starred in the reality TV show "The Apprentice," and has successfully licensed his own brand around the world.

Trump's financial worth is estimated to be around $5.5 billion to $7.08 billion, yet his blinkered adversaries chose to ignore his many commercial successes and instead attempt to focus on his less successful ventures that are miniscule in comparison!

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By *leepflowerMan
24 hours ago

Leek

British MAGAs are even weirder than their American counterparts.

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By *hristine_JTV/TS
24 hours ago

Anglesey


"British MAGAs are even weirder than their American counterparts."

Lemming syndrome!

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By *hloe696969 OP   TV/TS
24 hours ago

Morecambe

Have a read on Wikipedia...Wealth of Donald Trump....you'll soon see his dishonesty, he over inflates his wealth ,under values properly for tax avoidance and many other dodges. Overall a crooked liar who is a sexual abuser of women.

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By *i_Husband520Man
23 hours ago

Swindon


"Former chairman of Kazakhstan's national security committee Alnur Massayev claims the Soviet KGB recruited Trump before the collapse of the USSR in 1987, assigning him the codename Krasnov......it would certainly explain the Trump Putin bromance... "

Another leftie, peddling false info

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By *orwdMan
23 hours ago

Sheffield

Allegedly Putin has a dossier on Trump from his time in Russia with lots of dirty secrets which of course enables a degree of control.

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By *ary1066Man
23 hours ago

Preston


"Trump is very immature, he probably still shits the bed every night. "

So much puerile childish comments about a man that was counted out of reaching office again but made a complete mug of his detractors.

While he goes about the business of governance, what straight furrow have you got planned for today

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By *evanianMan
23 hours ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"Allegedly Putin has a dossier on Trump from his time in Russia with lots of dirty secrets which of course enables a degree of control. "

There's been no credible evidence to suggest that Vladimir Putin has a dossier on Donald Trump. While the two leaders have had a complex and often contentious relationship, there's no evidence to support the existence of a dossier.

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By *andomguy321Man
23 hours ago

reading

Our own PM Sir Kier was a keen card-carrying member of the Communist party in his younger years ... An active member of the extreme Marxist group Socialist Alternatives too*

*Socialist Alternatives was the British section of the International Revolutionary Marxist Tendency (IRMT), a formerly Trotskyist Pabloite group based in Paris.[1] Being a small group in the UK, it was best known for the Marxist magazine of the same name founded in Oxford by Ben Schoendorff and partially edited by Keir Starmer from 1986 to 1987.

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By *evanianMan
22 hours ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru

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By *hades Of GreyMan
22 hours ago

Leeds

Guy, guys, Trump is a facist authoritarian narcissist. If he continues to get his own way we'd better hunker down and prepare for armageddon.

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By *untimeseekerMan
21 hours ago

Wareham

Buy a copy of the book 'American Kompromat: how the KGB cultivated Donald Trump and related tales of sex, greed, power, and treachery', available from A****N.

This book goes into this in great detail and provides cross references for all the allegations made. Also makes out a strong case that the big-T was heavily involved in laundering Russian money through his property businesses, while Epstien was the expert at squirrelling it away.

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By *andomguy321Man
21 hours ago

reading

You should never take Trump literally, but you should always take him seriously. The mistake that those with Trump Derangement Syndrome make is that they always take him literally, but never seriously.

It's fascinating how his obsessed directors overreact to everything he says or does ... The man certainly knows how to make them all dance on command to his tune.

If only GB had an actual leader

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By *ountainMan
21 hours ago

ipswich

Trump is a child,tantrums everytime he feels slighted. He's not educated in anything and is a bully. He's easily deceived and is orange.

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By *hubsloverMan
20 hours ago

East/west sussex


"Former chairman of Kazakhstan's national security committee Alnur Massayev claims the Soviet KGB recruited Trump before the collapse of the USSR in 1987, assigning him the codename Krasnov......it would certainly explain the Trump Putin bromance... "

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By *etterbiggerMan
20 hours ago

Scunthorpe


"Coming soon: 007 teams up with FSB on a daring mission to assassinate Ukrainian dictator before his secret cryogenics lab brings Adolf Hitler back to life

During which it is discovered that the British PM is an AI robotic automaton known as Comrade Starmeroffski created in a lab in the Moscow suburbs to totally annihilate the UK in readiness for a constitutional coup d'état by Russian forces! 🫣"

Is that you Nigel

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By *espectdueMan
19 hours ago

Stratford-Upon-Avon


"You should never take Trump literally, but you should always take him seriously. The mistake that those with Trump Derangement Syndrome make is that they always take him literally, but never seriously.

It's fascinating how his obsessed directors overreact to everything he says or does ... The man certainly knows how to make them all dance on command to his tune.

If only GB had an actual leader"

But virtually everything he's talking about lately is proving not to be true.

I would never want a liar in chief like that over here.

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By *ountainMan
19 hours ago

ipswich


"You should never take Trump literally, but you should always take him seriously. The mistake that those with Trump Derangement Syndrome make is that they always take him literally, but never seriously.

It's fascinating how his obsessed directors overreact to everything he says or does ... The man certainly knows how to make them all dance on command to his tune.

If only GB had an actual leader

But virtually everything he's talking about lately is proving not to be true.

I would never want a liar in chief like that over here. "

Boris ?

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By *evanianMan
12 hours ago

Sir y Fflint - Gogledd Cymru


"You should never take Trump literally, but you should always take him seriously. The mistake that those with Trump Derangement Syndrome make is that they always take him literally, but never seriously.

It's fascinating how his obsessed directors overreact to everything he says or does ... The man certainly knows how to make them all dance on command to his tune.

If only GB had an actual leader

But virtually everything he's talking about lately is proving not to be true.

I would never want a liar in chief like that over here.

Boris ?"

Starmer!

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By *xxkinkycoupleCouple (MM)
12 hours ago

Alcester


"You should never take Trump literally, but you should always take him seriously. The mistake that those with Trump Derangement Syndrome make is that they always take him literally, but never seriously.

It's fascinating how his obsessed directors overreact to everything he says or does ... The man certainly knows how to make them all dance on command to his tune.

If only GB had an actual leader

But virtually everything he's talking about lately is proving not to be true.

I would never want a liar in chief like that over here.

Boris ?

Starmer!"

Based on the last decade.. seems more than half our MPs would likely also fall into this category!

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By *espectdueMan
12 hours ago

Stratford-Upon-Avon


"You should never take Trump literally, but you should always take him seriously. The mistake that those with Trump Derangement Syndrome make is that they always take him literally, but never seriously.

It's fascinating how his obsessed directors overreact to everything he says or does ... The man certainly knows how to make them all dance on command to his tune.

If only GB had an actual leader

But virtually everything he's talking about lately is proving not to be true.

I would never want a liar in chief like that over here.

Boris ?"

Yes, he tried to do what Trump is doing now, got rid of everyone that didn't agree with him. He thought he could do as he pleased, luckily parliament still has standards and rules.

We have to wait and see if the American system is as strong as ours to stop a wannabe dictator.

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By *espectdueMan
12 hours ago

Stratford-Upon-Avon


"You should never take Trump literally, but you should always take him seriously. The mistake that those with Trump Derangement Syndrome make is that they always take him literally, but never seriously.

It's fascinating how his obsessed directors overreact to everything he says or does ... The man certainly knows how to make them all dance on command to his tune.

If only GB had an actual leader

But virtually everything he's talking about lately is proving not to be true.

I would never want a liar in chief like that over here.

Boris ?

Starmer!"

No. Unlike Johnson he hasn't told barefaced lies to the house or lied to the queen.

Or even tried to change the parliamentary rules to keep a minister in place.

Nice try though.

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By *ot older guyMan
12 hours ago

exmouth


"It's been worked out that if Trump had left his inheritance in the bank and done nothing with it he would be worth as much as he is now. Yeah a shithot business man. "

Yeah well when your worth 5 billion dollars then you can criticise him

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By *ot older guyMan
12 hours ago

exmouth


"Guy, guys, Trump is a facist authoritarian narcissist. If he continues to get his own way we'd better hunker down and prepare for armageddon. "

Fool,trump is the only one who can stop armageddon,did you not open your eyes and see how close biden and his cronies got us to ww3

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By *ot older guyMan
12 hours ago

exmouth


"Trump is very immature, he probably still shits the bed every night.

So much puerile childish comments about a man that was counted out of reaching office again but made a complete mug of his detractors.

While he goes about the business of governance, what straight furrow have you got planned for today"

Well said

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By *hinkTwinkMan
12 hours ago

Crewe

Two facts that are 100% true and verifiable:

1, Deutsche Bank are known for "Russian" money

2, Deutsche Bank have "loaned" Donald Trump BILLIONS of Dollars since 1980s

Make what you will of those 2 facts

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By *espectdueMan
12 hours ago

Stratford-Upon-Avon


"Guy, guys, Trump is a facist authoritarian narcissist. If he continues to get his own way we'd better hunker down and prepare for armageddon.

Fool,trump is the only one who can stop armageddon,did you not open your eyes and see how close biden and his cronies got us to ww3"

Biden didn't even come close to ww3.

Trump however wants to expand America.

Be a Trump fanboy if you like, but his regime is facing lots of opposition as it should.

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By *xxkinkycoupleCouple (MM)
12 hours ago

Alcester


"Guy, guys, Trump is a facist authoritarian narcissist. If he continues to get his own way we'd better hunker down and prepare for armageddon.

Fool,trump is the only one who can stop armageddon,did you not open your eyes and see how close biden and his cronies got us to ww3

Biden didn't even come close to ww3.

Trump however wants to expand America.

Be a Trump fanboy if you like, but his regime is facing lots of opposition as it should. "

Putin seemed it necessary to rattle his nuclear arsenal a few times in response to Biden’s (and other western leaders) acts.

Last one from Biden being that US missiles could now be fired deep into Russia, by Ukraine (after previously not allowing them for this).

In the last 3 years we got closer to a nuclear war than anytime in the prior 3 decades. That’s just a reality.

As for Trump… well, he certainly seems like a madman, but only history will judge whether it was truly mad or just radical.

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By *ountainMan
11 hours ago

ipswich


"It's been worked out that if Trump had left his inheritance in the bank and done nothing with it he would be worth as much as he is now. Yeah a shithot business man.

Yeah well when your worth 5 billion dollars then you can criticise him"

Money does not make you a great person honey. Very shallow type of answer

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By *andomguy321Man
11 hours ago

reading

Yea, how dare he get Ukraine and Russia to end their war ... over the heads of the EU too .... He shouldn't be able to just impose peace like that when it could easily be strung out for another couple of years or so.

A lot of folk here get a real buzz from 'Standing with Ukraine,, who are they supposed to stand with once the fighting stops?!?

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By *hloe696969 OP   TV/TS
11 hours ago

Morecambe

End the war.... USA get to dig up the graphite, lithium, titanium zirconium and other rare earth minerals worth $500 billion.... what a deal....but nothing for Ukraine except lots of holes and giving up 20% of their territory....

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By *xxkinkycoupleCouple (MM)
11 hours ago

Alcester


"Yea, how dare he get Ukraine and Russia to end their war ... over the heads of the EU too .... He shouldn't be able to just impose peace like that when it could easily be strung out for another couple of years or so.

A lot of folk here get a real buzz from 'Standing with Ukraine,, who are they supposed to stand with once the fighting stops?!?

"

They're not strictly “standing with them”: while the fighting rages, most are safely 100’s, or even 1,000’s, of miles away.

Sooner it ends, and the bloodshed stops, the better. Dialogue is the only way to resolve it, given the clear stalemate on the ground. Someone had to be the ‘grown-up’ by being the first to pick up the phone!

I’m amazed at how many people seem ideologically opposed to picking up the phone, and instead think the answer is to keep on fighting to see which side runs out of blood first !

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By *andomguy321Man
10 hours ago

reading


"Yea, how dare he get Ukraine and Russia to end their war ... over the heads of the EU too .... He shouldn't be able to just impose peace like that when it could easily be strung out for another couple of years or so.

A lot of folk here get a real buzz from 'Standing with Ukraine,, who are they supposed to stand with once the fighting stops?!?

They're not strictly “standing with them”: while the fighting rages, most are safely 100’s, or even 1,000’s, of miles away.

Sooner it ends, and the bloodshed stops, the better. Dialogue is the only way to resolve it, given the clear stalemate on the ground. Someone had to be the ‘grown-up’ by being the first to pick up the phone!

I’m amazed at how many people seem ideologically opposed to picking up the phone, and instead think the answer is to keep on fighting to see which side runs out of blood first ! "

A simple thought experiment: Imagine every action concerning Ukraine/Russia taken by President Trump, Substitute Trump with Obama .... Almost guarantee that the same people bitching and whining about the issue now, would be lauding Obama to the skies and gushing about how he will get another Nobel Peace prize.

Cognitive dissonance towards Trump clouds their minds and triggers an instant position of opposition towards everything he says or does.

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By *ownman40Man
10 hours ago

Bedford Thankfully Slightly Better Than Luton!

Absolute Bollox!!

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By *espectdueMan
5 hours ago

Stratford-Upon-Avon


"Yea, how dare he get Ukraine and Russia to end their war ... over the heads of the EU too .... He shouldn't be able to just impose peace like that when it could easily be strung out for another couple of years or so.

A lot of folk here get a real buzz from 'Standing with Ukraine,, who are they supposed to stand with once the fighting stops?!?

They're not strictly “standing with them”: while the fighting rages, most are safely 100’s, or even 1,000’s, of miles away.

Sooner it ends, and the bloodshed stops, the better. Dialogue is the only way to resolve it, given the clear stalemate on the ground. Someone had to be the ‘grown-up’ by being the first to pick up the phone!

I’m amazed at how many people seem ideologically opposed to picking up the phone, and instead think the answer is to keep on fighting to see which side runs out of blood first !

A simple thought experiment: Imagine every action concerning Ukraine/Russia taken by President Trump, Substitute Trump with Obama .... Almost guarantee that the same people bitching and whining about the issue now, would be lauding Obama to the skies and gushing about how he will get another Nobel Peace prize.

Cognitive dissonance towards Trump clouds their minds and triggers an instant position of opposition towards everything he says or does. "

It would help if Trump didn't keep making out he has made deals that he hasn't.

"I've spoken to russia and we're close to a deal". Russia, no you haven't..

"Ukraine are giving me access to their minerals". Ukraine, No we aren't..

"I think the people of Canada would rather like the idea of being the 51st state... Nope.

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By *ichey6Man
4 hours ago

aberdeen

Lefty/woke...

The predictable convenience. Amusing nonetheless...

Could it not be that DECENT people are able to see through Agent Orange's deception, megalomania and bs and conclude he's a wrong un?

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By *ichey6Man
4 hours ago

aberdeen

If my memory serves Krasnov was a character in an episode of The Professionals...

"I do a deal with you Cowley"...

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By *xxkinkycoupleCouple (MM)
3 hours ago

Alcester


"Lefty/woke...

The predictable convenience. Amusing nonetheless...

Could it not be that DECENT people are able to see through Agent Orange's deception, megalomania and bs and conclude he's a wrong un?

"

Only problem… people who voted for Trump also consider themselves DECENT people (and who probably believe they can “see through” Biden’s and Democrat’s agenda).

I’ve a few work colleagues who have openly mentioned they voted for Trump, and they’re lovely generous people.

So, trying to claim the “decent” high-ground only serves to drive the wedge we now have in society, deeper.

Irrespective of political leanings, the vast majority of people decent: Different, but decent!

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By *ichey6Man
2 hours ago

aberdeen


"Lefty/woke...

The predictable convenience. Amusing nonetheless...

Could it not be that DECENT people are able to see through Agent Orange's deception, megalomania and bs and conclude he's a wrong un?

Only problem… people who voted for Trump also consider themselves DECENT people (and who probably believe they can “see through” Biden’s and Democrat’s agenda).

I’ve a few work colleagues who have openly mentioned they voted for Trump, and they’re lovely generous people.

So, trying to claim the “decent” high-ground only serves to drive the wedge we now have in society, deeper.

Irrespective of political leanings, the vast majority of people decent: Different, but decent! "

....

...

Decent as in those this side of the pond who have an opinion.

Voting for a monster doesn't strike me as remotely decent but that's just my opinion.

In terms of the wedge, minds are already made up about Agent Orange. Opinions offered on here about Trump aren't going to make the slightest difference on the street.

Opinions made online about those figures who do carry clout at ground level in the 'UK' so to speak are however a different matter.

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By *usan 749ukTV/TS
2 hours ago

Bangor


"Why do you find it hilarious? He is clearly unhinged and that would certainly explain his erratic behaviour."

Hardly, if you think about it, spies are recruited in order to blend in and not stand out in a crowd

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By *ichey6Man
2 hours ago

aberdeen

Look at Stakeknife...

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By *xxkinkycoupleCouple (MM)
2 hours ago

Alcester


"Lefty/woke...

The predictable convenience. Amusing nonetheless...

Could it not be that DECENT people are able to see through Agent Orange's deception, megalomania and bs and conclude he's a wrong un?

Only problem… people who voted for Trump also consider themselves DECENT people (and who probably believe they can “see through” Biden’s and Democrat’s agenda).

I’ve a few work colleagues who have openly mentioned they voted for Trump, and they’re lovely generous people.

So, trying to claim the “decent” high-ground only serves to drive the wedge we now have in society, deeper.

Irrespective of political leanings, the vast majority of people decent: Different, but decent!

....

...

Decent as in those this side of the pond who have an opinion.

Voting for a monster doesn't strike me as remotely decent but that's just my opinion.

In terms of the wedge, minds are already made up about Agent Orange. Opinions offered on here about Trump aren't going to make the slightest difference on the street.

Opinions made online about those figures who do carry clout at ground level in the 'UK' so to speak are however a different matter.

"

And you’re entitled to your “monster” opinion of course… something Trump and Musk would (ironically) defend for you lol

In these current times, I am reminded of this phrase used by Kennedy 50+ years ago. Only history will determine if “progress” is derived…

“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” [George Bernard Shaw]

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By *ichey6Man
2 hours ago

aberdeen


"Lefty/woke...

The predictable convenience. Amusing nonetheless...

Could it not be that DECENT people are able to see through Agent Orange's deception, megalomania and bs and conclude he's a wrong un?

Only problem… people who voted for Trump also consider themselves DECENT people (and who probably believe they can “see through” Biden’s and Democrat’s agenda).

I’ve a few work colleagues who have openly mentioned they voted for Trump, and they’re lovely generous people.

So, trying to claim the “decent” high-ground only serves to drive the wedge we now have in society, deeper.

Irrespective of political leanings, the vast majority of people decent: Different, but decent!

....

...

Decent as in those this side of the pond who have an opinion.

Voting for a monster doesn't strike me as remotely decent but that's just my opinion.

In terms of the wedge, minds are already made up about Agent Orange. Opinions offered on here about Trump aren't going to make the slightest difference on the street.

Opinions made online about those figures who do carry clout at ground level in the 'UK' so to speak are however a different matter.

And you’re entitled to your “monster” opinion of course… something Trump and Musk would (ironically) defend for you lol

In these current times, I am reminded of this phrase used by Kennedy 50+ years ago. Only history will determine if “progress” is derived…

“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” [George Bernard Shaw]"

...

..

...

It's an opinion based on empirical evidence.

'Progress is a comfortable disease'

E.E Cummings....

Perhaps you can expand on the GBS quote and how it relates to the subjective/objective in the age of the screen?

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By *tephen_b50Man
2 hours ago

Bristol


"The vodka made in the Netherlands never made the predictions of sales targets and was discontinued, there was a lawsuit over non payments of bills, Trump tower Moscow was never built....... businessman .....I think not...

Fair enough,you are entitled to your thoughts...as erroneous as they are! 😆"

It has been stated that if Trump had just invested his money wisely in the high growth sectors of the US economy, he would now be worth $80 Billion, rather than the $2 Billion ... +/- $2 Billion ... that was the current estimate a few years ago.

All that stuff about being a great business tycoon ... The Apprentice ... Art Of The Deal ... it's all just PR fluff, smoke and mirrors.

This is a guy who managed to go bankrupt running casinos: place where obscenely rich people go to impress people by throwing their money into a hole in a table

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By *ichey6Man
2 hours ago

aberdeen

His golf course outside Aberdeen has been a financial disaster..

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By *laireKTV/TS
2 hours ago

Manchester

The Trump resurgence can be directly linked to the failed attempts by his political or other opponents to either kill him or put him in jail.

It made him and his support base stronger.

You can hate the guy if you want. He won't care. But you have to learn how to deal with leaders like this. They have existed throughout history.

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By *yle1912Man
2 hours ago

Burnley


"Former chairman of Kazakhstan's national security committee Alnur Massayev claims the Soviet KGB recruited Trump before the collapse of the USSR in 1987, assigning him the codename Krasnov......it would certainly explain the Trump Putin bromance... "

.....what a load of bollocks.....

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By *or one nught onlyMan
2 hours ago

dundee

As with every topic on here especially the political ones , there is always polar opposites.

You’ll never be able to change the MAGA types frame of mind. Watched an interesting documentary about him and his rise through politics. Him and that Musk character have now become experts in , as they say ‘alternate facts ‘.

Basically lies , but peddled as truths. And it’s been proving , his followers ( lets be honest, not the most intelligent of sorts ) will stand up to believe his lies

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By *oycasebriskMan
2 hours ago

Market Rasen

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By *oycasebriskMan
2 hours ago

Market Rasen

kto-nibud' khochet uvidet' fotografii moyey zheny?

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By *tephen_b50Man
2 hours ago

Bristol


"

"And you’re entitled to your “monster” opinion of course… something Trump and Musk would (ironically) defend for you lol"

"

======================================

Sounds like you've swallowed their own myth that they're warriors fighting in defence of "Free Speech".

They're currently carving their way through the military & public services, dismissing those identified as "Woke" & replacing them with nonentities whose only qualification is unswerving loyalty to the Orange Fart. Banning books from school & public libraries. Attacking public service media.

So their claim to support free speech needs some qualification: like "Free Speech ... but only of opinions that we approve of. Not that 'Woke' stuff".

In other words ... not free at all.

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By *xxkinkycoupleCouple (MM)
60 minutes ago

Alcester


"Lefty/woke...

The predictable convenience. Amusing nonetheless...

Could it not be that DECENT people are able to see through Agent Orange's deception, megalomania and bs and conclude he's a wrong un?

Only problem… people who voted for Trump also consider themselves DECENT people (and who probably believe they can “see through” Biden’s and Democrat’s agenda).

I’ve a few work colleagues who have openly mentioned they voted for Trump, and they’re lovely generous people.

So, trying to claim the “decent” high-ground only serves to drive the wedge we now have in society, deeper.

Irrespective of political leanings, the vast majority of people decent: Different, but decent!

....

...

Decent as in those this side of the pond who have an opinion.

Voting for a monster doesn't strike me as remotely decent but that's just my opinion.

In terms of the wedge, minds are already made up about Agent Orange. Opinions offered on here about Trump aren't going to make the slightest difference on the street.

Opinions made online about those figures who do carry clout at ground level in the 'UK' so to speak are however a different matter.

And you’re entitled to your “monster” opinion of course… something Trump and Musk would (ironically) defend for you lol

In these current times, I am reminded of this phrase used by Kennedy 50+ years ago. Only history will determine if “progress” is derived…

“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” [George Bernard Shaw]

...

..

...

It's an opinion based on empirical evidence.

'Progress is a comfortable disease'

E.E Cummings....

Perhaps you can expand on the GBS quote and how it relates to the subjective/objective in the age of the screen?"

“Empirical”… not strictly correct, given the subjectivity / relativity. E.g. about 50% of Americans approve of what Trump is doing (21/2/25 data). So, it remains a mere opinion of yours. No point trying to elevate it any further.

As for the GBS quote - it has never been more true…

Do we really want leaders who plan to try to maintain the status quo, given how badly it is delivering for the majority? 16 of the last 20 years were Democrat. 14 of the last 15 Tory… surely it is time for something / someone more radical.

I do concede that there is little about Trump to like. His methods are bizarre and even offensive. I do not like him! But the question only history can answer… was he effective?

Finally, looking to the polls here, in the US, and across Europe… there is serious and growing momentum for tougher leadership, and to break from the past “way of things”. So, I sense GBS’s “unreasonableness” is going to be the political force of the now/future… I truly hope it drives progress! History will tell us.

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By *xxkinkycoupleCouple (MM)
58 minutes ago

Alcester


"

"And you’re entitled to your “monster” opinion of course… something Trump and Musk would (ironically) defend for you lol"

======================================

Sounds like you've swallowed their own myth that they're warriors fighting in defence of "Free Speech".

They're currently carving their way through the military & public services, dismissing those identified as "Woke" & replacing them with nonentities whose only qualification is unswerving loyalty to the Orange Fart. Banning books from school & public libraries. Attacking public service media.

So their claim to support free speech needs some qualification: like "Free Speech ... but only of opinions that we approve of. Not that 'Woke' stuff".

In other words ... not free at all."

Seems you’ve swallowed some ideologic bs too

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By *ichey6Man
52 minutes ago

aberdeen


"Lefty/woke...

The predictable convenience. Amusing nonetheless...

Could it not be that DECENT people are able to see through Agent Orange's deception, megalomania and bs and conclude he's a wrong un?

Only problem… people who voted for Trump also consider themselves DECENT people (and who probably believe they can “see through” Biden’s and Democrat’s agenda).

I’ve a few work colleagues who have openly mentioned they voted for Trump, and they’re lovely generous people.

So, trying to claim the “decent” high-ground only serves to drive the wedge we now have in society, deeper.

Irrespective of political leanings, the vast majority of people decent: Different, but decent!

....

...

Decent as in those this side of the pond who have an opinion.

Voting for a monster doesn't strike me as remotely decent but that's just my opinion.

In terms of the wedge, minds are already made up about Agent Orange. Opinions offered on here about Trump aren't going to make the slightest difference on the street.

Opinions made online about those figures who do carry clout at ground level in the 'UK' so to speak are however a different matter.

And you’re entitled to your “monster” opinion of course… something Trump and Musk would (ironically) defend for you lol

In these current times, I am reminded of this phrase used by Kennedy 50+ years ago. Only history will determine if “progress” is derived…

“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” [George Bernard Shaw]

...

..

...

It's an opinion based on empirical evidence.

'Progress is a comfortable disease'

E.E Cummings....

Perhaps you can expand on the GBS quote and how it relates to the subjective/objective in the age of the screen?

“Empirical”… not strictly correct, given the subjectivity / relativity. E.g. about 50% of Americans approve of what Trump is doing (21/2/25 data). So, it remains a mere opinion of yours. No point trying to elevate it any further.

As for the GBS quote - it has never been more true…

Do we really want leaders who plan to try to maintain the status quo, given how badly it is delivering for the majority? 16 of the last 20 years were Democrat. 14 of the last 15 Tory… surely it is time for something / someone more radical.

I do concede that there is little about Trump to like. His methods are bizarre and even offensive. I do not like him! But the question only history can answer… was he effective?

Finally, looking to the polls here, in the US, and across Europe… there is serious and growing momentum for tougher leadership, and to break from the past “way of things”. So, I sense GBS’s “unreasonableness” is going to be the political force of the now/future… I truly hope it drives progress! History will tell us.

"

...

...

Empirical as in source-based. Also as in what came befor it's political career.

Lived c.f Balmedie.

GBS of course lived in a society that didn't have the technology that enables the masses to have an opinion. What is reasonable/unreasonable in this epoch may not have been in his day and age. Especially from a dialectical perspective.

Progress in GBS's era obviously didn't rely on the screen.

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By *ichey6Man
51 minutes ago

aberdeen

In terms of Elonia's meddling in the American state, those at the sharp end have spoken and it's been in alarming, unflattering terms.

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By *tephen_b50Man
48 minutes ago

Bristol


"

"And you’re entitled to your “monster” opinion of course… something Trump and Musk would (ironically) defend for you lol"

======================================

Sounds like you've swallowed their own myth that they're warriors fighting in defence of "Free Speech".

They're currently carving their way through the military & public services, dismissing those identified as "Woke" & replacing them with nonentities whose only qualification is unswerving loyalty to the Orange Fart. Banning books from school & public libraries. Attacking public service media.

So their claim to support free speech needs some qualification: like "Free Speech ... but only of opinions that we approve of. Not that 'Woke' stuff".

In other words ... not free at all.

Seems you’ve swallowed some ideologic bs too "

Do explain to me how i am wrong in pointing out that Trump's & Musk's support for "free speech" is highly selective.

Their actions in eliminating so-called "woke" people from employment are matters of record.

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By *non-itaMan
45 minutes ago

Bristol

Don't believe everything you hear on the news or social media It's not always true. I recommend doing a thorough research to find out if it's true.

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By *tephen_b50Man
41 minutes ago

Bristol


"Don't believe everything you hear on the news or social media It's not always true. I recommend doing a thorough research to find out if it's true."

So if we eliminate "news" ... and "social media" ... that leaves "blokes down the pub" or "making shit up"

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By *ichey6Man
41 minutes ago

aberdeen

Haha

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By *xxkinkycoupleCouple (MM)
35 minutes ago

Alcester


"

"And you’re entitled to your “monster” opinion of course… something Trump and Musk would (ironically) defend for you lol"

======================================

Sounds like you've swallowed their own myth that they're warriors fighting in defence of "Free Speech".

They're currently carving their way through the military & public services, dismissing those identified as "Woke" & replacing them with nonentities whose only qualification is unswerving loyalty to the Orange Fart. Banning books from school & public libraries. Attacking public service media.

So their claim to support free speech needs some qualification: like "Free Speech ... but only of opinions that we approve of. Not that 'Woke' stuff".

In other words ... not free at all.

Seems you’ve swallowed some ideologic bs too

Do explain to me how i am wrong in pointing out that Trump's & Musk's support for "free speech" is highly selective.

Their actions in eliminating so-called "woke" people from employment are matters of record."

Why do you think you are entitled to an explanation from me?

Your choice of words clearly demonstrate that you have an opinion, shaped by a singular perspective of events, thus highlighting your ideological bias.

I’d stand more chance persuading the sun to rise early.

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By *xxkinkycoupleCouple (MM)
33 minutes ago

Alcester

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By *ichey6Man
27 minutes ago

aberdeen

Explanations like vaginas are useful things.😎

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By *xxkinkycoupleCouple (MM)
27 minutes ago

Alcester


"Lefty/woke...

The predictable convenience. Amusing nonetheless...

Could it not be that DECENT people are able to see through Agent Orange's deception, megalomania and bs and conclude he's a wrong un?

Only problem… people who voted for Trump also consider themselves DECENT people (and who probably believe they can “see through” Biden’s and Democrat’s agenda).

I’ve a few work colleagues who have openly mentioned they voted for Trump, and they’re lovely generous people.

So, trying to claim the “decent” high-ground only serves to drive the wedge we now have in society, deeper.

Irrespective of political leanings, the vast majority of people decent: Different, but decent!

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Decent as in those this side of the pond who have an opinion.

Voting for a monster doesn't strike me as remotely decent but that's just my opinion.

In terms of the wedge, minds are already made up about Agent Orange. Opinions offered on here about Trump aren't going to make the slightest difference on the street.

Opinions made online about those figures who do carry clout at ground level in the 'UK' so to speak are however a different matter.

And you’re entitled to your “monster” opinion of course… something Trump and Musk would (ironically) defend for you lol

In these current times, I am reminded of this phrase used by Kennedy 50+ years ago. Only history will determine if “progress” is derived…

“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” [George Bernard Shaw]

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It's an opinion based on empirical evidence.

'Progress is a comfortable disease'

E.E Cummings....

Perhaps you can expand on the GBS quote and how it relates to the subjective/objective in the age of the screen?

“Empirical”… not strictly correct, given the subjectivity / relativity. E.g. about 50% of Americans approve of what Trump is doing (21/2/25 data). So, it remains a mere opinion of yours. No point trying to elevate it any further.

As for the GBS quote - it has never been more true…

Do we really want leaders who plan to try to maintain the status quo, given how badly it is delivering for the majority? 16 of the last 20 years were Democrat. 14 of the last 15 Tory… surely it is time for something / someone more radical.

I do concede that there is little about Trump to like. His methods are bizarre and even offensive. I do not like him! But the question only history can answer… was he effective?

Finally, looking to the polls here, in the US, and across Europe… there is serious and growing momentum for tougher leadership, and to break from the past “way of things”. So, I sense GBS’s “unreasonableness” is going to be the political force of the now/future… I truly hope it drives progress! History will tell us.

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Empirical as in source-based. Also as in what came befor it's political career.

Lived c.f Balmedie.

GBS of course lived in a society that didn't have the technology that enables the masses to have an opinion. What is reasonable/unreasonable in this epoch may not have been in his day and age. Especially from a dialectical perspective.

Progress in GBS's era obviously didn't rely on the screen.

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I agree different times… but the reality is that things need to change, as the status-quo is no longer delivering… and the polls suggest voters are starting to get more radical in their choices. Watch Germany’s elections today and May’s elections here.

Trump, love him or hate him, looks to be the beginning of a new way, a new broom. I anticipate more “unreasonableness” to come from more leaders.

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By *xxkinkycoupleCouple (MM)
25 minutes ago

Alcester


"Explanations like vaginas are useful things.😎"

Opinions are like farts… people typically only like their own

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By *ichey6Man
25 minutes ago

aberdeen

They enable an understanding of points made by an individual and help separate the wheat from the proverbial.

😱

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By *tephen_b50Man
20 minutes ago

Bristol


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"And you’re entitled to your “monster” opinion of course… something Trump and Musk would (ironically) defend for you lol"

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Sounds like you've swallowed their own myth that they're warriors fighting in defence of "Free Speech".

They're currently carving their way through the military & public services, dismissing those identified as "Woke" & replacing them with nonentities whose only qualification is unswerving loyalty to the Orange Fart. Banning books from school & public libraries. Attacking public service media.

So their claim to support free speech needs some qualification: like "Free Speech ... but only of opinions that we approve of. Not that 'Woke' stuff".

In other words ... not free at all.

Seems you’ve swallowed some ideologic bs too

Do explain to me how i am wrong in pointing out that Trump's & Musk's support for "free speech" is highly selective.

Their actions in eliminating so-called "woke" people from employment are matters of record.

Why do you think you are entitled to an explanation from me?

Your choice of words clearly demonstrate that you have an opinion, shaped by a singular perspective of events, thus highlighting your ideological bias.

I’d stand more chance persuading the sun to rise early. "

You chose to use an expression like "ideologic bs", and i thought you deserved the opportunity to justify the implication, with hard evidence, that there was no factual basis to my statement that Trump's & Musk's support of "free speech" is highly selective.

You chose not to take it. Instead, you just doubled down on it by squawking "ideology". Once again: their actions are matters of record, not opinion.

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By *ichey6Man
15 minutes ago

aberdeen

In terms of ideology, what of someone who votes tory or reform and is also critical of Trump?

Surely any notion of an ideological stance would fall flat on it's face so to speak?

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