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 Stirlingsays  18 Jul 24 12.23am |
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Originally posted by Teddy Eagle
He could've been hit between the eyes and still been accused of exaggerating his headache.
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 becky over the moon 18 Jul 24 3.25am |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
You are obviously referring to the billions of heroes who followed official advice to use a mask to limit the reach of coughs and sneezes during the height of the pandemic. Are they ALL complaining about Trump’s bandage? Wow! I haven’t heard a single one. My wife, who is a nurse, has seen the pictures of the injury and the bandage and raised her eyebrows! She thinks it’s far too big for the job and is being worn to elicit sympathy rather than dress a wound. Of course she’s not examined it at close hand but a stitch or two, lightly covered, is all she thinks is needed. Would you put it past Trump to exaggerate the injury? Here you go - straight from the horse's mouth, as it were "The most detailed medical information yet has come from Trump’s former White House doctor, Rep. Ronny Jackson of Texas, who said he examined Trump shortly before the start of the Republican National Convention and said on a podcast that the bullet had taken off a chunk of Trump’s ear. “He was lucky,” Jackson said on The Benny Show. “I mean, it was far enough away from his head that there was no concussive effect from the bullet, and it just took the top of his ear off.” Jackson said Trump’s wound was initially bleeding heavily but that he “will be OK.”
Edited by becky (18 Jul 2024 3.27am)
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| Eden Eagle Kent 18 Jul 24 5.37am |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
My lap dog is very choosy what he sniffs and wouldn’t find anything to attract him here. By the way I am still waiting for a retraction of the libellous comment you posted yesterday. Obviously you cannot substantiate it, so kindly withdraw it. Your post on the 14th July quoted in response as to who was responsible for shooting Trump: I believe it’s primarily Trump’s responsibility caused by his attitude and behaviour in the last 10 years, which reached the bottom in 2020 with his attempt to deny democracy. Now his attempts to avoid justice stick in the craw of every law abiding person.
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| Eden Eagle Kent 18 Jul 24 5.37am |
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Ouzo Dan  Behind you 18 Jul 24 6.31am |
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Originally posted by HKOwen
There are reminders of EDN and WE here, did they mate ? Leftists hate him for this one simple trick. Evidence..
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| Badger11 Beckenham 18 Jul 24 8.27am |
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Originally posted by cryrst
Shouldn’t the ideal Bobby be of that ilk then. It’s almost as if you are disappointed Exactly. Until the recent past coppers had to be big and fit. The DEI I am referring to is not about skin colour or religion, as I said previously I like my coppers big and honest.
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 18 Jul 24 8.52am |
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Originally posted by becky
Here you go - straight from the horse's mouth, as it were "The most detailed medical information yet has come from Trump’s former White House doctor, Rep. Ronny Jackson of Texas, who said he examined Trump shortly before the start of the Republican National Convention and said on a podcast that the bullet had taken off a chunk of Trump’s ear. “He was lucky,” Jackson said on The Benny Show. “I mean, it was far enough away from his head that there was no concussive effect from the bullet, and it just took the top of his ear off.” Jackson said Trump’s wound was initially bleeding heavily but that he “will be OK.”
Edited by becky (18 Jul 2024 3.27am) So it was Jackson who applied the dressing! That explains it then! Jackson is, shall we say, a controversial clinician. Actually much more a Trump sycophant than a doctor. If you were Trump and you wanted someone to engage in a bit of theatrics who would you turn too? Jackson is not even Trump’s current doctor, or part of the medical team who would have been in attendance, or working at the medical centre he was taken to. He is a congressman. Yes, it explains quite a lot!
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HKOwen  Hong Kong 18 Jul 24 9.21am |
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Originally posted by Eden Eagle
Your post on the 14th July quoted in response as to who was responsible for shooting Trump: I believe it’s primarily Trump’s responsibility caused by his attitude and behaviour in the last 10 years, which reached the bottom in 2020 with his attempt to deny democracy. Now his attempts to avoid justice stick in the craw of every law abiding person. "
Edited by HKOwen (18 Jul 2024 9.23am) Edited by HKOwen (18 Jul 2024 9.23am)
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| Stirlingsays 18 Jul 24 9.28am |
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Originally posted by Ouzo Dan
Walking the site with a laser rangefinder, secret service are watching him & do nothing. The building he climbed up on was occupied inside by the secret service. Roof was too dangerous for secret service to be on despite it being a 2" pitch - the roof they positioned the sniper team on was a considerably steeper pitch so nonsense. Crooks father had contacted the police because his son had not returned from a trip to the shooting range. Sniper team were apparently aware of him on the roof. Follow on from my assessment of the shooting - the sniper team we see in the video didn't shoot Crooks, it was the other team who had a clear line of sight, I haven't seen any footage of that team. I also found out this morning that chat gpt will tell you the ingredients to make explosives, the only thing missing are the quantities of ingredients needed. There is going to have to be a major effort to keep Trump alive because this event has created a huge level of distrust. The type and level of investigation that is taken will either allay those doubts or accelerate them. Biden's 100 percent backing of this security chief who has spoken nonsense on the slope of the roof being a health and safety reason most definitely does not achieve that.
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 18 Jul 24 9.30am |
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Originally posted by Eden Eagle
Your post on the 14th July quoted in response as to who was responsible for shooting Trump: I believe it’s primarily Trump’s responsibility caused by his attitude and behaviour in the last 10 years, which reached the bottom in 2020 with his attempt to deny democracy. Now his attempts to avoid justice stick in the craw of every law abiding person. Quoting anything out of its context is meaningless. It was not addressing who was responsible for shooting Trump. It was addressing the division in US society that has created the circumstances when such things are possible. This is the WHOLE comment:- “I woke this morning to this news. It’s shocking but unsurprising given the divisive nature of current US politics. Opinions clearly differ on who and what is responsible for the divisiveness. Some Republicans have rushed to blame the Democrats, including Biden, for it, saying their attitude towards Trump is entirely to blame. Unsurprisingly others disagree. Me included. I believe it’s primarily Trump’s responsibility caused by his attitude and behaviour in the last 10 years, which reached the bottom in 2020 with his attempt to deny democracy. Now his attempts to avoid justice stick in the craw of every law abiding person. I hope this sends enough shockwaves through the USA to stop it, but I fear it will make it worse.” I was reacting to the fact that something like this had happened and commenting on the poisonous political nature of American politics since Trump arrived on the scene, which culminated in him trying to overturn the 2020 election. In no way was I suggesting anyone but the shooter was to blame for the actual event. People need to take responsibility for their own actions whatever the circumstances or provocation. He made me do it is not a defence. I trust that this is now clearly understood. It ought to have been anyway. Trump has promised a less abuse laden speech at the convention and a more thoughtful one, so perhaps he too is acknowledging things have gone too far. We will see. So I await the retraction.
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 18 Jul 24 9.35am |
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Originally posted by HKOwen
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Edited by HKOwen (18 Jul 2024 9.23am) Edited by HKOwen (18 Jul 2024 9.23am) 16/7 8.31 pm.
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| Ouzo Dan Behind you 18 Jul 24 10.06am |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
There is going to have to be a major effort to keep Trump alive because this event has created a huge level of distrust. The type and level of investigation that is taken will either allay those doubts or accelerate them. Biden's 100 percent backing of this security chief who has spoken nonsense on the slope of the roof being a health and safety reason most definitely does not achieve that. Crooks had an encrypted phone so likely he was communicating with someone, I'd bet on this not being over. An interesting morning though, Biden now has COVID after previously saying he'd step down if he gets sick. Tenacious D have split for being evil c***s Democrats are psychotic.
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 georgenorman 18 Jul 24 10.21am |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
What a pathetic snowflake. An entirely reasonable conclusion from the tenor of his posting by Hrolf. I didn't say it myself because I know what a drama queen he is. Anyone who has been reading him on Trump since he turned up knows exactly what he's about. His post was like a Nazi supporter saying the Holocaust was primarily the responsibility of Jews.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 18 Jul 24 10.27am |
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Originally posted by Ouzo Dan
Crooks had an encrypted phone so likely he was communicating with someone, I'd bet on this not being over. An interesting morning though, Biden now has COVID after previously saying he'd step down if he gets sick. Tenacious D have split for being evil c***s Democrats are psychotic. It's all starting to read like a bad novel. I'm sure plenty of people could have predicted this.
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| Stirlingsays 18 Jul 24 10.29am |
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Originally posted by georgenorman
His post was like a Nazi supporter saying the Holocaust was primarily the responsibility of Jews. Yep, victim blaming as it were.
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| eaglesdare 18 Jul 24 10.33am |
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Ask yourself what would the story be if it was Biden who almost got assasinated and is now walking around with a bandaged ear?
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| Stirlingsays 18 Jul 24 10.39am |
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Originally posted by Ouzo Dan
Crooks had an encrypted phone so likely he was communicating with someone, I'd bet on this not being over. An interesting morning though, Biden now has COVID after previously saying he'd step down if he gets sick. Tenacious D have split for being evil c***s Democrats are psychotic. Yep, there's a long way to go on this. Can't see Biden stepping down unless there's some connection to what's gone on and he's under threat of reveal....Maybe a 'if we go down you go down' and thus he's getting out of dodge. Don't see it personally. As for Tenacious D.....what that guy said on the stage was stupid and crass. However, personally I don't like to see cancel culture period, whatever direction it comes from. People say stupid sh1t and he apologised and seems genuine so I'd rather it was left at that. I don't like a society where people can't say anything controversial....even though obviously saying that is inappropriate. Having said all that I recognise that these are the state of the times and I've always thought for about ten years that the clash of ideologies is unavoidable at this point. However, you would think that famous celebrities, who should be there to entertain and put smiles on people's faces, would try to avoid alienating half their audience but it just seems where we are now. Edited by Stirlingsays (18 Jul 2024 10.45am)
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