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Maine Eagle USA 04 Jun 19 2.41pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays You're stalking him Mainey! As for Corbyn and Khan.....Well, have you ever seen them in the same place at the same time? Edited by Stirlingsays (04 Jun 2019 2.36pm) I can get sky news live on youtube - not sure if everyone can or if this is blocked in the UK. Another slow day at work so I popped it on this morning and lo and behold its Donny and Theresa giving a joint speech. I also havent seen Boris Johnson and Trump together yet, and believe the "spoke on the phone" story might be a ruse. Its the hair. Meanwhile Trump just said he has never met Michael Gove, except they did a long interview when he was first elected. Senility is setting in I think. Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Maine Eagle

USA 04 Jun 19 2.41pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

You're stalking him Mainey!

As for Corbyn and Khan.....Well, have you ever seen them in the same place at the same time?

Edited by Stirlingsays (04 Jun 2019 2.36pm)

I can get sky news live on youtube - not sure if everyone can or if this is blocked in the UK.

Another slow day at work so I popped it on this morning and lo and behold its Donny and Theresa giving a joint speech.

I also havent seen Boris Johnson and Trump together yet, and believe the "spoke on the phone" story might be a ruse. Its the hair.

Meanwhile Trump just said he has never met Michael Gove, except they did a long interview when he was first elected.

Senility is setting in I think.

Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Hrolf The Ganger 04 Jun 19 2.53pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle I lost count of the amount of times you have said that 'the people have been betrayed' on brexit. It is probably 200 - 300 times now. People in glass houses and all that, Hrolf. Challenging each other's right to free speech and therefore repeating their positions in new discussions on the same topic, is pretty pointless. Not sure where in my response to you I said that people should not be held accountable for what they say? Very ironic to put that statement on a thread about Trump. He is currently getting confused in a press conference with May. He was asked about Jeremy Corbyn and started talking about Sadiq Khan. Seems a bit confused. You are perfectly free to talk crap when ever you please but do expect some flack in return. Once again you use childish point scoring in relation to Trump which invites the suggestion that you have nothing of substance to contribute. If you must pursue these low brow forms of political trolling then it is inevitable that you will receive the standard response.

Hrolf The Ganger

04 Jun 19 2.53pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

I lost count of the amount of times you have said that 'the people have been betrayed' on brexit. It is probably 200 - 300 times now. People in glass houses and all that, Hrolf. Challenging each other's right to free speech and therefore repeating their positions in new discussions on the same topic, is pretty pointless.

Not sure where in my response to you I said that people should not be held accountable for what they say?

Very ironic to put that statement on a thread about Trump.

He is currently getting confused in a press conference with May. He was asked about Jeremy Corbyn and started talking about Sadiq Khan.

Seems a bit confused.

You are perfectly free to talk crap when ever you please but do expect some flack in return.

Once again you use childish point scoring in relation to Trump which invites the suggestion that you have nothing of substance to contribute.

If you must pursue these low brow forms of political trolling then it is inevitable that you will receive the standard response.

Stirlingsays 04 Jun 19 3.32pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle Senility is setting in I think. I hope so.....it adds to the danger. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Stirlingsays

04 Jun 19 3.32pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

Senility is setting in I think.

I hope so.....it adds to the danger.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Maine Eagle USA 04 Jun 19 3.34pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays I hope so.....it adds to the danger. It adds to the Ganger aswell. Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Maine Eagle

USA 04 Jun 19 3.34pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

I hope so.....it adds to the danger.

It adds to the Ganger aswell.

Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Hrolf The Ganger 04 Jun 19 3.38pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle It adds to the Ganger aswell. That makes no sense. I'd have a lie down.

Hrolf The Ganger

04 Jun 19 3.38pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

It adds to the Ganger aswell.

That makes no sense.

I'd have a lie down.

eritheagle Erith 04 Jun 19 3.43pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle I lost count of the amount of times you have said that 'the people have been betrayed' on brexit. It is probably 200 - 300 times now. People in glass houses and all that, Hrolf. Challenging each other's right to free speech and therefore repeating their positions in new discussions on the same topic, is pretty pointless. Not sure where in my response to you I said that people should not be held accountable for what they say? Very ironic to put that statement on a thread about Trump. He is currently getting confused in a press conference with May. He was asked about Jeremy Corbyn and started talking about Sadiq Khan. Seems a bit confused. It was a two part question in which he was asked about both Khan and Corbyn by Sky's Beth Rigby. Although he did start talking about our beloved mayor when he did perhaps mean the other one at first, he was still asked about both. To be fair, they are probably both insignificant to him as they perhaps should be to most people!

eritheagle

Erith 04 Jun 19 3.43pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

Not sure where in my response to you I said that people should not be held accountable for what they say?

Very ironic to put that statement on a thread about Trump.

He is currently getting confused in a press conference with May. He was asked about Jeremy Corbyn and started talking about Sadiq Khan.

Seems a bit confused.

It was a two part question in which he was asked about both Khan and Corbyn by Sky's Beth Rigby.
Although he did start talking about our beloved mayor when he did perhaps mean the other one at first, he was still asked about both.
To be fair, they are probably both insignificant to him as they perhaps should be to most people!

HKOwen Hong Kong 04 Jun 19 3.45pm
The Mayor of London desperate to be relevant when in reality he is a minor player and no one outside his immediate area gives a toss what he thinks. London is not the UK as NYC is not the USA. I object as a Londoner to the Mayor claiming to speak for Londoners, he should qualify by adding " some ", as is he is being very arrogant to assume the mantle of London's mouthpiece Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.

HKOwen

Hong Kong 04 Jun 19 3.45pm

The Mayor of London desperate to be relevant when in reality he is a minor player and no one outside his immediate area gives a toss what he thinks.

London is not the UK as NYC is not the USA.

I object as a Londoner to the Mayor claiming to speak for Londoners, he should qualify by adding " some ", as is he is being very arrogant to assume the mantle of London's mouthpiece

Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.

Mapletree Croydon 04 Jun 19 3.46pm
Originally posted by eritheagle It was a two part question in which he was asked about both Khan and Corbyn by Sky's Beth Rigby. Although he did start talking about our beloved mayor when he did perhaps mean the other one at first, he was still asked about both. To be fair, they are probably both insignificant to him as they perhaps should be to most people! I don't think his previous tweets indicate he considers Khan irrelevant. It seems to me his view is that our Mayor is the Devil in disguise.

Mapletree

Croydon 04 Jun 19 3.46pm

Originally posted by eritheagle

I don't think his previous tweets indicate he considers Khan irrelevant. It seems to me his view is that our Mayor is the Devil in disguise.

Hrolf The Ganger 04 Jun 19 3.54pm
Originally posted by Mapletree I don't think his previous tweets indicate he considers Khan irrelevant. It seems to me his view is that our Mayor is the Devil in disguise. Khan is a disgrace to his office. It is astonishing that a man in his position can blatantly pander to the Left wing/non white majority in London at the expense of Britain's reputation and relationship with The US. He should be chucked out of his job immediately.

Hrolf The Ganger

04 Jun 19 3.54pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

I don't think his previous tweets indicate he considers Khan irrelevant. It seems to me his view is that our Mayor is the Devil in disguise.

Khan is a disgrace to his office.
It is astonishing that a man in his position can blatantly pander to the Left wing/non white majority in London at the expense of Britain's reputation and relationship with The US.

He should be chucked out of his job immediately.

Maine Eagle USA 04 Jun 19 4.00pm
Originally posted by eritheagle It was a two part question in which he was asked about both Khan and Corbyn by Sky's Beth Rigby. Although he did start talking about our beloved mayor when he did perhaps mean the other one at first, he was still asked about both. To be fair, they are probably both insignificant to him as they perhaps should be to most people! Not quite. Beth Rigby asked 2 questions, 1 to each person, as did every other journo. She asked Trump about Corbyn, then asked May about Khan "Do you believe he is a stone cold loser". Trump then asked Rigby "you are talking about the mayor?" which shows someone who is not mentally sharp, and got confused about who was getting which question. Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Maine Eagle

USA 04 Jun 19 4.00pm

Originally posted by eritheagle

Not quite.

Beth Rigby asked 2 questions, 1 to each person, as did every other journo.

She asked Trump about Corbyn, then asked May about Khan "Do you believe he is a stone cold loser".

Trump then asked Rigby "you are talking about the mayor?" which shows someone who is not mentally sharp, and got confused about who was getting which question.

Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Maine Eagle USA 04 Jun 19 4.02pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger Khan is a disgrace to his office. It is astonishing that a man in his position can blatantly pander to the Left wing/non white majority in London at the expense of Britain's reputation and relationship with The US. He should be chucked out of his job immediately. Trump panders to the right wing, white nationalists and nazis and cozies up to brutal and murderous dictators like MBS and chairman Kim, at the expense of America's global reputation. Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

Maine Eagle

USA 04 Jun 19 4.02pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

He should be chucked out of his job immediately.

Trump panders to the right wing, white nationalists and nazis and cozies up to brutal and murderous dictators like MBS and chairman Kim, at the expense of America's global reputation.

Trump lost. Badly. Hahahahahahaha.

PalazioVecchio south pole 04 Jun 19 4.08pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger Khan is a disgrace to his office. It is astonishing that a man in his position can blatantly pander to the Left wing/non white majority in London at the expense of Britain's reputation and relationship with The US. He should be chucked out of his job immediately. Khan is a total loser. Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

PalazioVecchio

south pole 04 Jun 19 4.08pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

He should be chucked out of his job immediately.

Khan is a total loser.

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

Stirlingsays 04 Jun 19 4.17pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle Trump panders to the right wing, white nationalists and nazis and cozies up to brutal and murderous dictators like MBS and chairman Kim, at the expense of America's global reputation. You make it sound like a bad thing. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Stirlingsays

04 Jun 19 4.17pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

Trump panders to the right wing, white nationalists and nazis and cozies up to brutal and murderous dictators like MBS and chairman Kim, at the expense of America's global reputation.

You make it sound like a bad thing.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 04 Jun 19 4.20pm
I have had a series of difficult issues to deal with in the last few days which has had the knock on beneficial effect of enabling me to ignore the Trump visit almost totally. Having just taken a 30 min break I caught up on the news and read his Tweets and the replies to the more controversial ones. It amused me to see him claiming that there are " Tremendous crowds of well wishers" which were followed by pictures of the Mall with his convoy passing and almost no-one behind the crush barriers. No doubt all of this will be lapped up by his base back home like the lap dogs they are. However I wonder how this is all going down with the Trump fans here? Are you all impressed by this visit or embarrassed by it, and if so revising your view of him? In the USA those who are resisting Trump and all he represents have pretty much given up trying to engage with his base, as no amount of reason, nor any amount of misdeeds in open view, seem to cause them any pause for thought. Trump never spoke a truer word (and he doesn't say many) when he said he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and his base would still support him. The resistance have decided that the best way to deal with Trump is to vote him out. I suspect the same is true here. There has always been a segment of British society who thought the likes of Enoch Powell was a great man and now support people like Farage and Trump. It's only recently though that they have been invigorated by having someone like Trump in the WH and Brexit becoming such an issue, which has temporarily dragged some neutrals to their cause. Trying to convince the bulk of the posters here that any bias against Trump is thoroughly justified is a complete waste of time. Fortunately this place is very untypical of the UK as a whole and I take comfort from that. For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Wisbech Eagle

Truro Cornwall 04 Jun 19 4.20pm

I have had a series of difficult issues to deal with in the last few days which has had the knock on beneficial effect of enabling me to ignore the Trump visit almost totally.

Having just taken a 30 min break I caught up on the news and read his Tweets and the replies to the more controversial ones.

It amused me to see him claiming that there are " Tremendous crowds of well wishers" which were followed by pictures of the Mall with his convoy passing and almost no-one behind the crush barriers.

No doubt all of this will be lapped up by his base back home like the lap dogs they are.

However I wonder how this is all going down with the Trump fans here? Are you all impressed by this visit or embarrassed by it, and if so revising your view of him?

In the USA those who are resisting Trump and all he represents have pretty much given up trying to engage with his base, as no amount of reason, nor any amount of misdeeds in open view, seem to cause them any pause for thought. Trump never spoke a truer word (and he doesn't say many) when he said he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and his base would still support him. The resistance have decided that the best way to deal with Trump is to vote him out.

I suspect the same is true here. There has always been a segment of British society who thought the likes of Enoch Powell was a great man and now support people like Farage and Trump. It's only recently though that they have been invigorated by having someone like Trump in the WH and Brexit becoming such an issue, which has temporarily dragged some neutrals to their cause.

Trying to convince the bulk of the posters here that any bias against Trump is thoroughly justified is a complete waste of time. Fortunately this place is very untypical of the UK as a whole and I take comfort from that.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Hrolf The Ganger 04 Jun 19 4.28pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle Trump panders to the right wing, white nationalists and nazis and cozies up to brutal and murderous dictators like MBS and chairman Kim, at the expense of America's global reputation. He is POTUS. You think he doesn't have to deal with nasty people? You really live in a delusion. This is one reason why I object to the 'fall of London'. It's leader no longer represents British interests.

Hrolf The Ganger

04 Jun 19 4.28pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

Trump panders to the right wing, white nationalists and nazis and cozies up to brutal and murderous dictators like MBS and chairman Kim, at the expense of America's global reputation.

He is POTUS. You think he doesn't have to deal with nasty people?

You really live in a delusion.

This is one reason why I object to the 'fall of London'. It's leader no longer represents British interests.

Stirlingsays 04 Jun 19 4.29pm
Oh look, Wisbech Sinatra is back. Something...something, Trump....something....something....lap dogs....something....vote him out....something Enoch Powell....something....Zzzzzzzzzz. 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Stirlingsays

04 Jun 19 4.29pm

Oh look, Wisbech Sinatra is back.

Something...something, Trump....something....something....lap dogs....something....vote him out....something Enoch Powell....something....Zzzzzzzzzz.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Hrolf The Ganger 04 Jun 19 4.36pm
Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle I have had a series of difficult issues to deal with in the last few days which has had the knock on beneficial effect of enabling me to ignore the Trump visit almost totally. Having just taken a 30 min break I caught up on the news and read his Tweets and the replies to the more controversial ones. It amused me to see him claiming that there are " Tremendous crowds of well wishers" which were followed by pictures of the Mall with his convoy passing and almost no-one behind the crush barriers. No doubt all of this will be lapped up by his base back home like the lap dogs they are. However I wonder how this is all going down with the Trump fans here? Are you all impressed by this visit or embarrassed by it, and if so revising your view of him? In the USA those who are resisting Trump and all he represents have pretty much given up trying to engage with his base, as no amount of reason, nor any amount of misdeeds in open view, seem to cause them any pause for thought. Trump never spoke a truer word (and he doesn't say many) when he said he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and his base would still support him. The resistance have decided that the best way to deal with Trump is to vote him out. I suspect the same is true here. There has always been a segment of British society who thought the likes of Enoch Powell was a great man and now support people like Farage and Trump. It's only recently though that they have been invigorated by having someone like Trump in the WH and Brexit becoming such an issue, which has temporarily dragged some neutrals to their cause. Trying to convince the bulk of the posters here that any bias against Trump is thoroughly justified is a complete waste of time. Fortunately this place is very untypical of the UK as a whole and I take comfort from that. At last, you got something right.

Hrolf The Ganger

04 Jun 19 4.36pm

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

I have had a series of difficult issues to deal with in the last few days which has had the knock on beneficial effect of enabling me to ignore the Trump visit almost totally.

Having just taken a 30 min break I caught up on the news and read his Tweets and the replies to the more controversial ones.

It amused me to see him claiming that there are " Tremendous crowds of well wishers" which were followed by pictures of the Mall with his convoy passing and almost no-one behind the crush barriers.

No doubt all of this will be lapped up by his base back home like the lap dogs they are.

However I wonder how this is all going down with the Trump fans here? Are you all impressed by this visit or embarrassed by it, and if so revising your view of him?

Trying to convince the bulk of the posters here that any bias against Trump is thoroughly justified is a complete waste of time. Fortunately this place is very untypical of the UK as a whole and I take comfort from that.

At last, you got something right.

Penge Eagle Beckenham 04 Jun 19 4.44pm
Time to get those blinkers off... Originally posted by Maine Eagle Trump panders to the right wing, white nationalists and nazis Was he pandering to the Nazis when he recognised Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and moved the US embassy there? The guy whose daughter is Jewish. Was he pandering to the white nationalists when he signed the bipartisan criminal justice overhaul First Step Act into law which significantly helps blacks? And right wing? Erm, he's a Republican! Quote and cozies up to brutal and murderous dictators like MBS and chairman Kim, at the expense of America's global reputation. EVERY president does this! Edited by Penge Eagle (04 Jun 2019 4.44pm)

Penge Eagle

Beckenham 04 Jun 19 4.44pm

Time to get those blinkers off...

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

Trump panders to the right wing, white nationalists and nazis

Was he pandering to the Nazis when he recognised Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and moved the US embassy there? The guy whose daughter is Jewish.

Was he pandering to the white nationalists when he signed the bipartisan criminal justice overhaul First Step Act into law which significantly helps blacks?

And right wing? Erm, he's a Republican!

Quote

and cozies up to brutal and murderous dictators like MBS and chairman Kim, at the expense of America's global reputation.

EVERY president does this!

Edited by Penge Eagle (04 Jun 2019 4.44pm)

Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 04 Jun 19 4.56pm
Originally posted by Stirlingsays Oh look, Wisbech Sinatra is back. Something...something, Trump....something....something....lap dogs....something....vote him out....something Enoch Powell....something....Zzzzzzzzzz. I realise that snarky remarks are par for your course but I asked what the Trump fans thought of his performance so far on this trip. No need to comment on him attacking Corbyn and Khan. I know you would approve of that. Nor the meaningless scripted platitudes. It's the other stuff, like putting the NHS into a trade deal, which interests me. As I was suggesting the other day that his "offer" of a trade deal would turn out to be something which was heavily weighted in what he saw as the USA's favour and would turn out to be just snake oil, I wondered what others thought and if anyone has started to see through him yet. For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

Wisbech Eagle

Truro Cornwall 04 Jun 19 4.56pm

Originally posted by Stirlingsays

Oh look, Wisbech Sinatra is back.

Something...something, Trump....something....something....lap dogs....something....vote him out....something Enoch Powell....something....Zzzzzzzzzz.

I realise that snarky remarks are par for your course but I asked what the Trump fans thought of his performance so far on this trip.

No need to comment on him attacking Corbyn and Khan. I know you would approve of that. Nor the meaningless scripted platitudes. It's the other stuff, like putting the NHS into a trade deal, which interests me.

As I was suggesting the other day that his "offer" of a trade deal would turn out to be something which was heavily weighted in what he saw as the USA's favour and would turn out to be just snake oil, I wondered what others thought and if anyone has started to see through him yet.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

cpfc_chap koh samui 04 Jun 19 4.57pm
Originally posted by Maine Eagle Not quite. Beth Rigby asked 2 questions, 1 to each person, as did every other journo. She asked Trump about Corbyn, then asked May about Khan "Do you believe he is a stone cold loser". Trump then asked Rigby "you are talking about the mayor?" which shows someone who is not mentally sharp, and got confused about who was getting which question. [Link] Refresh your memory! You have selective hearing I think! Doesn't sound confused to me!

cpfc_chap

koh samui 04 Jun 19 4.57pm

Originally posted by Maine Eagle

Not quite.

Beth Rigby asked 2 questions, 1 to each person, as did every other journo.

She asked Trump about Corbyn, then asked May about Khan "Do you believe he is a stone cold loser".

Trump then asked Rigby "you are talking about the mayor?" which shows someone who is not mentally sharp, and got confused about who was getting which question.

[Link]

Refresh your memory! You have selective hearing I think!

Doesn't sound confused to me!

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