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[h=1]Syria war: Trump's missile strike attracts US praise - and barbs[/h]
Syria war: Trump's missile strike attracts US praise - and barbs - BBC News
Syria war: Trump's missile strike attracts US praise - and barbs - BBC News
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I can't imagine the crew turning the keys and pushing the launch buttons and what they were and are mentally going through.
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I can......You follow orders.
I understand you were in th military.......I assume you you see yourself as ex-military as opposed to no longer active.
Does it not strike you as odd that Assad used chemical weapons on just dozens of people? What possible advantage could he have to use chemicals instead of normal bombs for example? He is accused of this multiple times and I have no doubt that chemicals were used, who used them is another story.
Does this whole story not reek of false flag to you too? I am open to any reasonable explanations on why he would resort to using chemical weapons considering pooty got his back and he is not in any desperate situation whatsoever...
Does this whole story not reek of false flag to you too? I am open to any reasonable explanations on why he would resort to using chemical weapons considering pooty got his back and he is not in any desperate situation whatsoever...
Daily Mail to First Lady Melania Trump: 'We're sorry'
Daily Mail to First Lady Melania Trump: 'We're sorry' | RETRACTION | World | New
Daily Mail to First Lady Melania Trump: 'We're sorry' | RETRACTION | World | New
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The irony of this thread - on this site - is that hookers and men who pay hookers are mocking Melanie based upon a false story of her working as a hooker. The story is false, the UK paper admitted it was false and they paid her $2.9 million in compensation for admitting that they knew it was false when they printed it.
The irony is so thick, it could cover the earth 100 times over.
With all due respect, I don't think hookers should ever mock other people in society. If a hooker retires and then goes on to curing cancer or inventing some new communication technology, then fine, mock away. But, if a hooker continues to act as a hooker, I advise you to not mock other women who don't behave as hookers.
A hooker making fun of a non-hooker is like a Double A baseball player making fun of an MLB baseball player.
The irony is so thick, it could cover the earth 100 times over.
With all due respect, I don't think hookers should ever mock other people in society. If a hooker retires and then goes on to curing cancer or inventing some new communication technology, then fine, mock away. But, if a hooker continues to act as a hooker, I advise you to not mock other women who don't behave as hookers.
A hooker making fun of a non-hooker is like a Double A baseball player making fun of an MLB baseball player.
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To see the true face of Hillary C, one need only watch Meryl Streep's performance in Jon Demme's 2004 remake of "The Manchurian Candidate". Meryl's one old broad I'd bang, if she wasn't happily married. We were 'almost neighbors', in Connecticut.
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This is funny
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Trump:"Going to stand up to Canada starting Today!
Trump:"Going to stand up to Canada starting Today!
In his "all American jobs" speech in Kenosha Wisconsin 4/19/2017 Trump highlights Canada and how he is going to fight for the diary farmer in Wis for better deals with Canada.
In Canada very unfair things have happened to our diary farmers, it is very unfair. Very unfair typical one sided deal against the United State and its not going to be happening for long.
Listed a group of people going to get together and we are going to call Canada. We are going to ask what happened? They may have a response but we are going to get a solution. Because we know what the solution is alright? (applause). We are going to work on that immediately like starting today. Its a terrible thing that happened to the farmers of Wisconsin.
Goes on to talk about how NAFTA has been a disaster for the U.S. "A complete and total disaster". Long speech about how terrible it is and how Trump will change it.
Dave notes this is his usual bluster.
Having no clue what he is talking about I did some fast research and found:
FARMGATE: Canadian agriculture vs. Trump article highlights:
By this time next week, Canadians will have started to learn what it is like living and working with Donald Trump as the latest U.S. president.
By all indications, his term will be the most protectionist in U.S. history. Promises to pull out of the TPP and NAFTA have already unsettled many while his vow to charge a 35 per cent import tariff on non-American made automobiles has others saying, “But surely he doesn’t include those from Canada?”.
Unfortunately, the feeling is it does. We are not part of the U.S.A.
Not much has been said about Canadian agriculture and how Trump’s actions will affect us, but given his “all American” stance on everything else, my feeling is that Canadian farms should be prepared to push our leaders into the fight of their lives, even if it means standing behind them with pitchforks pointed.
The United States is the destination for over 50 per cent of Canadian agricultural exports. While the total is little more than a blip against American agriculture production, it is a major market for us. And as far as Trump is concerned, could be made in the U.S.A. by Americans from American products.
Trump’s heavy and high-handed stance on “Made in America” will no doubt take a swipe against Canadian produced food items and many of us have little faith in the ability of our current Prime Minister and his government to stand up to him.
Four farm groups, the National Milk Producer Federation, the International Dairy Foods Association, the U.S. Dairy Export Council and the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture have co-signed a letter to Donald Trump asking him to take a stance on what is referred to as Canada’s protectionist policies — specifically our dairy quota system. For sure, “The Donald” will take it on if for no other reason than to prove he can win where other presidents have failed.
Presently, the U.S. exports millions of litres of what is referred to as “diafiltered milk” from a horde of U.S. dairy farms located just over the border in New York and Wisconsin. To be very brief, this is milk over which Canada has no control over the standards under which it is produced. It is filtered several times to remove the water, then exported to Canadian processors who reconstitute it and use it in their products, thus bypassing Canadian fluid milk in the process.
Unfortunately, and as can well be expected of Canadian government agencies, no one here can agree on exactly what it is and, thus, how Canadian tariff should, or should not, apply to it. Therefore, it continues to flow to our processors . . . and increases monthly without any governmental controls. This, however, is not enough. They want more, lots more.
The new U.S. government would like nothing better than to have access to all our supply management farms: dairy, poultry and eggs. Trump will yell and posture and threaten until he gets what he wants
It will take a strong leader to stand up to the new U.S. government, something we most definitely do not have at this time. A so called “good working relationship” seldom leads to much good for Canadian agriculture and manufacturing and especially for supply management.
Hang on to your hats, we are in for a wild ride!
Trump:"Going to stand up to Canada starting Today!
In his "all American jobs" speech in Kenosha Wisconsin 4/19/2017 Trump highlights Canada and how he is going to fight for the diary farmer in Wis for better deals with Canada.
In Canada very unfair things have happened to our diary farmers, it is very unfair. Very unfair typical one sided deal against the United State and its not going to be happening for long.
Listed a group of people going to get together and we are going to call Canada. We are going to ask what happened? They may have a response but we are going to get a solution. Because we know what the solution is alright? (applause). We are going to work on that immediately like starting today. Its a terrible thing that happened to the farmers of Wisconsin.
Goes on to talk about how NAFTA has been a disaster for the U.S. "A complete and total disaster". Long speech about how terrible it is and how Trump will change it.
Dave notes this is his usual bluster.
Having no clue what he is talking about I did some fast research and found:
FARMGATE: Canadian agriculture vs. Trump article highlights:
By this time next week, Canadians will have started to learn what it is like living and working with Donald Trump as the latest U.S. president.
By all indications, his term will be the most protectionist in U.S. history. Promises to pull out of the TPP and NAFTA have already unsettled many while his vow to charge a 35 per cent import tariff on non-American made automobiles has others saying, “But surely he doesn’t include those from Canada?”.
Unfortunately, the feeling is it does. We are not part of the U.S.A.
Not much has been said about Canadian agriculture and how Trump’s actions will affect us, but given his “all American” stance on everything else, my feeling is that Canadian farms should be prepared to push our leaders into the fight of their lives, even if it means standing behind them with pitchforks pointed.
The United States is the destination for over 50 per cent of Canadian agricultural exports. While the total is little more than a blip against American agriculture production, it is a major market for us. And as far as Trump is concerned, could be made in the U.S.A. by Americans from American products.
Trump’s heavy and high-handed stance on “Made in America” will no doubt take a swipe against Canadian produced food items and many of us have little faith in the ability of our current Prime Minister and his government to stand up to him.
Four farm groups, the National Milk Producer Federation, the International Dairy Foods Association, the U.S. Dairy Export Council and the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture have co-signed a letter to Donald Trump asking him to take a stance on what is referred to as Canada’s protectionist policies — specifically our dairy quota system. For sure, “The Donald” will take it on if for no other reason than to prove he can win where other presidents have failed.
Presently, the U.S. exports millions of litres of what is referred to as “diafiltered milk” from a horde of U.S. dairy farms located just over the border in New York and Wisconsin. To be very brief, this is milk over which Canada has no control over the standards under which it is produced. It is filtered several times to remove the water, then exported to Canadian processors who reconstitute it and use it in their products, thus bypassing Canadian fluid milk in the process.
Unfortunately, and as can well be expected of Canadian government agencies, no one here can agree on exactly what it is and, thus, how Canadian tariff should, or should not, apply to it. Therefore, it continues to flow to our processors . . . and increases monthly without any governmental controls. This, however, is not enough. They want more, lots more.
The new U.S. government would like nothing better than to have access to all our supply management farms: dairy, poultry and eggs. Trump will yell and posture and threaten until he gets what he wants
It will take a strong leader to stand up to the new U.S. government, something we most definitely do not have at this time. A so called “good working relationship” seldom leads to much good for Canadian agriculture and manufacturing and especially for supply management.
Hang on to your hats, we are in for a wild ride!
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And we wont as long as our child Prime Minister and the rest of those arrogant, spineless Liberals are in power
Correctomundo.
Be happy with what you have. It could be worse, like having Harper Back or Wynn as PM.
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At least Harper had some balls and as much as I hate Wynn shes more of a man than Trudeau will ever be( Im sure you get the joke)
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Trump should at least make an effort on knowing who the world leaders are.
Trump just confused North Korea’s current leader with his dad (and grandfather) - Vox
Also, you all remember when he said we bombed Iraq when they bombed Syria?.
Mental confusion can be symptomatic of the onset of Alzheimer's disease. Confusing times for Trump, everyone is going at him from different sides and he is no longer a CEO with near dictatorial powers. He is not adapting well to his new job.
Trump just confused North Korea’s current leader with his dad (and grandfather) - Vox
Also, you all remember when he said we bombed Iraq when they bombed Syria?.
Mental confusion can be symptomatic of the onset of Alzheimer's disease. Confusing times for Trump, everyone is going at him from different sides and he is no longer a CEO with near dictatorial powers. He is not adapting well to his new job.
