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Ljudi koji govore u Trampovo ime su, izgleda svi mrtvi pijani sve vreme. Prvo Konvejeva izmislila masakr i napala medije što o njemu ne pišu a evo ga sad i ovaj kome Tramp, čini se već sprema otkaz:


Sean Spicer on Citing Unknown Atlanta Terror Attack 3 Times: I 'Clearly Meant' Orlando

Trumpus rhodus, Trumpus salta!

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-02-06/goldman-sachs-economists-are-starting-to-worry-about-president-trump

Nego, Trampovo "Vidimo se na sudu!", a povodom uredbe o zabrani ulaska građana pojedinih zemalja u SAD bi delovalo mnogo uverljivije da

1. Nije upućeno javnosti nakon što su dva suda jedan za drugim presudila da je njegova uredba nezakonita

i

2. čovek nema solidnu reputaciju gubljenja parnica i ulaska u poravnanja gde mora da isplati grdan keš jer ne može da dobije na sudu.

Ovako kako jeste moramo da se zabrinemo zbog očigledne Vučićevštine na globalnom planu gde moćan čovek na vrhu piramide kreira realnost a ostali gledaju i krste se nesvesni da pored njih ima mnogo sugrađana koji tu realnost actually kupuju.

Ovo je već domen tračarenja 

The White House employee who ensures Trump doesn't get hacked has been fired

Ima li bana muslimana bez Srba?

https://www.chroniclesmagazine.org/the-real-muslim-ban/

Ko je pročito Pjeračinija (bar prvi tekst) ovo je odličan dodatak

http://m.journal-neo.org/2017/02/10/one-belt-one-road-a-new-geopolitical-paradigm/

Sad mi nešto pade na pamet kao mudra misao. Zanimljivo je kako političari koji obećavaju destruktivne stvari ( od Hitler i Tramp ) izvršavaju svoja obećanja dok oni koji obećavaju progresivne to ne čine.

Za sve ljubitelje astrologije:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ha8o7nrgAHY

Video je hilariozan.

Eo za maca oko muslimana, čista polok dijalektika


   http://standard.rs/svet/36966-зашто-терористи-јачају-и-под-трампом

  http://standard.rs/svet/36977-шта-је-нова-америчка-игра-на-блиском-истоку

http://www.blic.rs/vesti/svet/amerika-u-strahu-najnovija-trampova-sokantna-odluka-ponovo-pretvara-zemlju-u-divlji/8mly14l

Još jedna tipična trampovska odluka.

Najjači trol svih vremena!

Saće mediji da kenjaju do kraja februara a on nešto da ispregovara s Rusima.

Bizarno:

There was an obvious typo in Trump's official inauguration portrait

Ode Flin:

Скандал у Белој кући, Трампов саветник поднео оставку



Važno da je objasnio da je sve bilo nenamerno 

у тој америци увек је све ненамерно

Čudo da je i toliko izdržao zbog antiruskog stava. Dal će bar biti neke koristi...

Poster nije nepsmen! To je kao kod Čarlija Šina bi-winning.

No challenge is to great!

Quote from: PizzobattoPoster nije nepsmen!

Hehehe!

nije, malo je nepismen, ispalo im jedno O, pfffft! 

Slobodan prevod: Nije teško grejtovati!

Prava astrologija

http://www.cartographyofsynchronicity.com/single-post/2016/1/29/The-PlutoUranus-square-and-the-Radical-Politics-of-Donald-Trump-and-Bernie-Sanders

   http://standard.rs/svet/37012-зашто-је-флинов-одлазак-уједно-и-трампов-крај

Ovaj već mrači da je Tramp poražen...

Robert Reich: Trump's Bungling, Bitchy White House

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He's the most inept, disorganized, sloppy, incompetent president in recent memory.

This article first appeared on RobertReich.org.

Donald Trump sold himself to voters as a successful businessman who knew how to get things done, a no-nonsense manager who'd whip government into shape.

But he's showing himself to be about the most inept, disorganized, sloppy, incompetent president in recent memory, one whose White House is nearly dysfunctional.

He allowed Michael Flynn to hang on until the last minute. In any halfway competent administration, Flynn would have been gone the moment it became clear he lied to the vice president about his contacts with Russia.

Sean Spicer is a joke, literally. His vituperative, vindictive press conferences are already rich food for late-night comedy. In a White House that had any idea what it means to be an effective press secretary, Spicer would be out the door.

The Muslim travel ban was totally bungled—unclear, haphazard, badly thought out. Trump complains that "his people didn't give him good advice," but the people most directly responsible for it—Stephen Bannon and Stephen Miller—have only gained more power in the White House. 

Meanwhile, Trump's White House has sprung more leaks than any in memory. Aides are leaking news about other aides. They're leaking examples of Trump's incompetence and weirdness. They're leaking the contents of telephone calls to other heads of state in which Trump was unprepared, didn't know basic facts and berated foreign leaders.
Related: Robert Reich: The dangerous rise of Steve Bannon
Chief of Staff Reince Priebus seems to have no idea what is going on. A White House official complained to The Washington Post: "We have to get Reince to relax into the job and become more competent, because he's seeing shadows where there are no shadows." Trump's buddy Chris Ruddy described Priebus as being "in way over his head."

Infighting is wild. Rumors are swirling that Kellyanne Conway wants Priebus's job, that Stephen Miller is eyeing Spicer's job, that no one trusts anyone else.

The New York Times reports "chaotic and anxious days inside the White House's National Security Council." Council staff read Trump's tweets, and struggle to make policy to fit them. Most are kept in the dark about what Trump tells foreign leaders in his phone calls.

Trump himself is remarkably sloppy with sensitive national security information. For example, on Saturday night he discussed North Korea's latest missile launch on a mobile phone at his table in the middle of Mar-a-Lago's private club's dining area, within earshot of private club members. A guest at the club even posed with the military aide who carries "the football" (the briefcase containing instructions for authorizing a nuclear attack).

The U.S. intelligence community is so convinced that Trump and his administration have been compromised by Russia that they're no longer giving the White House all of their most sensitive information, lest it end up in Putin's hands.

A senior National Security Agency official says the agency is systematically holding back some of the "good stuff" from the White House, fearing Trump and his staff can't keep secrets. The intelligence community is concerned that even the Situation Room—the room in the West Wing where the president and his top staffers get intelligence briefings—has been compromised by Russia.

The White House mess is Trump's own fault. He's supposed to be in charge, but it turns out he's not a tough manager. He's not even a good manager. He seems not to have any interest in managing at all.

Instead of whipping government into shape, he's whipping it into a cauldron of dysfunction and intrigue.

Just like his promises to "drain the Washington swamp" and limit the influence of big money, get Wall Street out of policy making and turn government back to the people, Trump's promise of an efficient government is another giant bait-and-switch.

Robert Reich is the chancellor's professor of public policy at the University of California, Berkeley, and a senior fellow at the Blum Center for Developing Economies. He served as secretary of labor in the Clinton administration, and Time magazine named him one of the 10 most effective Cabinet secretaries of the 20th century. He has written 14 books, including the best-sellers Aftershock, The Work of Nations and Beyond Outrage and, most recently, Saving Capitalism. He is also a founding editor of The American Prospect magazine, chairman of Common Cause, a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and co-creator of the award-winning documentary Inequality for All.

Rajh je inače figura od solidne težine u američkoj politici.


A inače, zanimljivo je kako su se sad svi dosetili da je ružno kad političari i njihovi saradnici otvoreno lažu, a za Klintonove to nije bio problem 

Oh, hahahah, tviter beleži neke od najsmešnijih trenutaka novije ljudske istorije:

Eo malo o tome kako je duboka država smjestila Flinu i Trampu

http://www.strategic-culture.org/news/2017/02/15/flynn-head-rolls-trump-next.html

Te kako je zaseravala nove ratove po Ukrajini i dr, kako bi osujetila globalne promjene
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http://www.strategic-culture.org/news/2017/02/14/conflictual-relationship-between-donald-trump-and-us-deep-state-i.html


Trampe, izdrži!

Ako ne izdrži, neće biti dobro.

Eo počinje. Kako je ranije pretpostavljeno, ako je Flin radio po uputu Trampa, možda se pokrene pitanje izdaje. Iliti pokušaj da se Tramptastični optuži za treason.

http://foreignpolicy.com/2017/02/14/donald-trumps-russia-scandal-is-just-getting-started/

Će vidimo oće li trijumfovati ovi libfašisti

Jel' to znači da su kontakti sa Rusima izdaja? Da nije malo reumatično u mozak?

Sta god uradi - ne valja. Pretpostavljam da bi jedan lep rat s Rusijom bio po volji? Tardovi.

Taj sistem reakcije na bilo šta dobro nam je poznat. Ameri su samo manje otporni jer je za njih novost i veruju da je zabavno.

Optužba je da je u zamjenu za 20% ruske naftne kompanije obećao sklanjanje sankcija i saradnju s Rusijom generalno.

Misim, znajući Trampa nije nerealno da se omrsio!

Quote from: Dybuk on 15-02-2017, 23:53:27
Sta god uradi - ne valja. Pretpostavljam da bi jedan lep rat s Rusijom bio po volji? Tardovi.

Upravo, na nekom sajtu bukvalna priča da je Tramp odložio Barbarosu, jbt Donald Karađorđević.

http://www.blic.rs/vesti/svet/trazili-su-da-se-resim-crnaca-fbi-dokumenti-otkrivaju-mracnu-proslost-donalda-trampa/jn7fg25

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXRWAHp49Qc&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Paul Ryan's Obamacare Alternative Is Here, and It Doesn't Even Pretend to Care About Poor People

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The Republicans' plan for repealing the Affordable Care Act would slash financial assistance to those who need it most.
At last, the Republican Party's long-promised sparkling alternative to the Affordable Care Act has arrived, and preliminary reports suggest that new proposal improves significantly upon existing law, providing cheaper, more affordable care to millions of Americans across the board and ensuring that... who are we kidding? It's a disingenuous, regressive, and cruel proposal that will make it even more difficult and more expensive to be poor in America.
House Speaker Paul Ryan's plan, which you can read here, makes two key changes to the Affordable Care Act's scheme. As succinctly explained by the New York Times' Margot Sanger-Katz, the ACA expanded Medicaid to provide coverage for more lower-income Americans, and created a tax credit based on income to make insurance more affordable for middle-income Americans. RyanCare, as the Republicans' proposal is now known in my household, absolutely guts these provisions, slashing Medicaid funding for "able-bodied adults" and introducing a tax credit based on age that recipients can use to pay for insurance.
Notice the difference? The purpose of the Affordable Care Act is to—surprise—make healthcare affordable to those who otherwise couldn't pay for it. RyanCare, by contrast, doesn't even pretend to give a shit what happens to poor people. When the proposal (misleadingly) grouses about the injustice of providing Medicaid coverage to "able-bodied adults," it pointedly ignores the fact that said adults had no coverage before the ACA. Similarly, tying benefits to age isn't inherently irrational, since older people tend to incur higher healthcare costs. But eliminating the means test callously ignores what I thought was one of the foundational tenets of life in a developed democracy, which is that poor people shouldn't die because they can't pay for healthcare. America, your legislature apparently does not feel the same way.
The Affordable Care Act was the federal government's long-overdue first shot at bringing the skyrocketing costs of medical care in line with millions of Americans' diminished ability to keep pace. Was it perfect? No, no it was not. Does that mean that the rational response is to shrug, pick up another Ayn Rand novel, and quit trying altogether? Only if you're Paul Ryan, whose concern for the plight of lower-income American stops the moment he takes office, after which, nope, he's never even heard of them, thanks for stopping by.
No word yet on whether Speaker Ryan plans to hold town halls during the upcoming congressional recess or, like so many of his Republican colleagues, will be busy doing very important things other than listening to his furious constituents. Between this proposal and his hilarious track record at these things, though, it will hardly be a surprise if he chickens out.

Meet the 22-year-old fighting Trump's terror talk about Sweden from the country's official Twitter feed

Transkript rasprave u britanskom parlamentu o tome treba li Tramp da poseti Ujedinjeno kraljevstvo:

https://hansard.parliament.uk/commons/2017-02-20/debates/34847E5C-8B14-46E6-8251-AE99526CC011/PresidentTrumpStateVisit

QuoteMark Pritchard (The Wrekin) (Con)      Does the hon. Gentleman agree that although some of President Trump's views on women, on race and on religion are very distasteful indeed, the special relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States of America goes beyond any individual who might happen to occupy the White House at any particular time?

QuotePaula Sherriff (Dewsbury) (Lab)      Does my hon. Friend agree that the expression "grab 'em by the pussy" describes a sexual assault and therefore suggests that President Trump should not be afforded a visit to our Queen?

I premijerku!

То што присталице председника Трампа живе у илузији да ће он зауставити америчке агресије и смене режима широм света, да би на крају генерал Мекмастер (човек који је отворено у више наврата подржао настојање САД да остваре глобалну хегемонију) био постављен на позицију саветника за националну безбеднст, указује да су грађани опет преварени и да ће монолитна агенда наставити да се одвија несмањеним интензитетом.

  http://standard.rs/svet/37083-ко-је-генерал-мекмастер-или-ни-клинтонка-не-би-пожелела-бољег-саветника

Trampe, šmrc...

Па ја сам то знао од самог почетка. За време кампање Трамп је причао нешто о укидању санкција Русима, побољшању односа итд. Међутим, у међувремену му је неко озбиљан вероватно објаснио која су правила игре па је подвио репић.

Šta će Radul tek da podvije kad je Tramptastični posustao!

No, tek treba da se sastanu Putin i Tramp, do tada ovo je čisti ping pong, pogotovo što su to samo imena, dok administracija realno još ništa loše nije uradila.

Čak bi bilo interesantno vidjeti kako, uprkos nastojanjima deep stejta da nešto napadne i zasere, Trump uporno nastavi da ne radi ništa.

Art is not an adornment to society. It is not a luxury. It is the purpose of society. It becomes our legacy. It is also, however, our teacher; it helps us consider that which is around us and what we want to be. It makes demands on us that in turn lead us to place demands on ourselves and those with whom we live and work. And that is precisely why these programs have been targeted by Trump.

https://foreignpolicy.com/2017/02/22/the-shallow-state-trump/

Trump has a problem: Americans increasingly think he's incompetent

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Donald Trump has already set a record for being the most unpopular new president since the invention of telephone polling. But I don't think job approval is the poll number Trump should be most worried about.
If I were him, I'd be worrying about the question the Quinnipiac University poll was asking about my leadership skills.
In a new Quinnipiac survey, out on Wednesday, only 42% of voters said they think Trump is a good leader, and 55% said he's not.
Trump's big thing is supposed to be leadership — he's the business guy, he hires the best people, and he knows how to shake things up in Washington and make America great again. Right?
In November, shortly after the election, 56% of respondents told Quinnipiac they thought Trump was a good leader, and only 38% said he wasn't. That's not too shabby for a guy who didn't even get the most votes.
But as Trump started actually doing stuff — running a transition, hiring people, issuing half-baked executive orders, firing his national security adviser after less than a month — the share of Americans willing to call him a good leader has steadily declined.
From 56% in November, it went to 49% in January, 47% earlier this month — and now 42%, or about 4 points less than his share of the popular vote.
In polling, you often analyze a question by measuring the difference between the share of respondents that gives the positive answer and the share that gives the negative one. By this measure, Trump was at plus-18 on the "good leader" question in November, and now he's at minus-13, a decline of 31 points in three months.
His term lasts another 47 months.
(Quinnipiac surveyed 1,323 adults in English or Spanish from February 16 to 21, with a margin of error of plus or minus 2.7 percentage points.)

 Steve Bannon says Trump's Cabinet of billionaires has been "selected for a reason . . . deconstruction"

Constitutional collapse: Why we could be on the verge of a democratic apocalypse                           

Come on!

U prvoj rečenici se spominje Musolini.

Dobro si zapazio. Mogli su da pomenu i Hitlera.

Heh, jako se dobro secam raznih konzervativnih mema i postera koji su Obamu uporedjivali sa Hitlerom. Sad je valjda vreme za Trampa, obrnule se uloge
Ljudi se zaista olako fataju Hitlera danas, u propagandne svrhe...

Da, ali su Obamu poredili posle, a ne pre. Nije li to pomalo čudno?

Pa poredjenje je u najmanju ruku histericno, ali ako ce vec da preteruju, smislenije je da to urade posle, naravno.

Here's who would lose money under Trump's proposed tax plan

 "It's dead on arrival." Republicans in Congress are balking at Trump's sweeping budget cuts.


A, evo, i GWB se našao da kritikuje Trampa:

George W. Bush Breaks His Silence on the Direction of the Country Under President Trump: 'I Don't Like the Racism and Name-Calling'
George W Bush Didn't Criticize Obama for 8 Years – But Turned on Trump in a Month