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58 Reaktionen · 11 Mal geteilt | Remember when Trump said “They’re eating the dogs, they’re eating the cats”? Well Kristi Noem Homeland Security has gone one better. Watch her claim... | By Leeds for Europe | Facebook

Remember when Trump said “They’re eating the dogs, they’re eating the cats”? Well Kristi Noem Homeland Security has gone one better. Watch her claim...

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[Alan]

The same cunt who shot her own puppy. Rot in Hell, you sick bitch.

 

[leedswolf]

Bowling Balls, Floodwaters, and Tariffs: Another Trump Week in America

Texas drowns, Gaza burns, Japan seethes, and Trump is out here threatening America’s biggest investor with mythical “bowling ball tests” while bragging about “winning.”

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[Wellen Wolf]

Thick uncivilised t***.

Just so he can give more money to the billionaires he takes away health care from the common folk in his Beautiful Bill.
With regard to the disaster in Texas, he and his ilk are at a time of climate change running down severe weather forecasting and FEMA which is to support citizens and first responders in preparing for, protecting against, responding to, recovering from, and mitigating all hazards.

Then when, on current stats, about 70 innocent people get killed he is reported as follows:
Donald Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform: “Melania and I are praying for all of the families impacted by this horrible tragedy. Our Brave First Responders are on site doing what they do best. GOD BLESS THE FAMILIES, AND GOD BLESS TEXAS!”

Lying toad. As for the religious stuff, give us a break.

 

[Wellen Wolf]

More uncivilised garbage on the Texas disaster:

Officials praise Trump as viewers express frustration during press conference​

Before taking any questions, Texas’s governor Greg Abbott, the homeland security secretary Kristi Noem, the Texas senator John Cornyn and the representative Chip Roy opened today’s press conference with long statements of self-congratulation and praise for the response from local, state and federal officials. They also repeatedly thanked Donald Trump in effusive terms.

It was not until reporters pressed for numbers, towards the end of the press conference, that officials began to share the valuable information sought out by the public.

Commenters watching the live feed expressed frustration at the lack of information in the first 25 minutes of the event.

“Quit talking about yourselves relentlessly,” one commenter said.

“Most useless conference!!!” another commenter said.

“Get to the point that matters to us the people of texas,” another said.

Much of the statements from Abbott, Noem, Cornyn and Roy focused on praising their own efforts, thanking Trump and the White House and encouraging people to pray.

“Prayer matters,” Abbott said. Prayers “could have been the reason why water stopped rising”.

Later during the press conference, in response to questions from the press, the local sheriff confirmed the number of dead had risen to 32, including 18 adults and 14 children.

 

[leedswolf]

trumpery meaning https://g.co/kgs/s2E8Gnv

 

[leedswolf]

The Grift, the Flood, and the Raid

Trump’s trade chaos tanks markets, ICE storms L.A., Texas drowns while the EPA is gagged, and the spectacle rolls on

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[sycophantia]

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I'm going to take a wild punt that Trump has zero knowledge of Liberia's history.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

You can guarantee he doesn't know who George Weah is.

Pity he isn't still president.

 

[Wellen Wolf]

On a much lesser scale the same concept applies to Gabon which also received ´repatriated ex-slaves´ often with no historical connection to the Gabon area.

The new Gabonese president is reported as follows:

“We are not poor countries. We are rich countries when it comes to raw materials. But we need partners to support us and help us develop those resources,” said Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, president of Gabon. “You are welcome to come and invest. Otherwise, other countries might come instead of you.”

Having briefly worked there just a few years ago, I can add that the following countries have been ´investing´ in Gabon especially under the corrupt former dictator: France (controlling most things eg air links to Paris for manufactured produce and a great deal of food), but it´s on the way out), India (palm oil plantations and air and seaport development), Russia and China (national football stadium). The USA has interfered but not very much - Trump wants access to oil, of course!).

 

[Alan]

He doesn't have any knowledge of American history, so knowing about Liberia is well above his intellectual capacity.

He knows the most Bourgeois version of American history, I’d say. Everywhere and everyone is just another resource to be strip-mined.

 

[EdgeOfTheAlps]

He knows the most Bourgeois version of American history, I’d say. Everywhere and everyone is just another resource to be strip-mined.

He knows nothing about anything, not even that.

 

[Alan]

Nobody here calls it the War of Independence.

Should go without saying that I’m not accusing him of being intelligent, per se. I’m saying he has the perspective of any silver-spooned American. That he’s not aware enough to examine that perspective at all is where his particular brand of Bourgeois bullshit runs headlong into imbecility.

 

[Dennisons Wrong Foot]

Nobody here calls it the War of Independence.

I do. But nobody understands me.

 

[The Saturday Boy]

Revolutionary War?

Surely it’s called the Make America Great War.

 

[Alan]

Revolutionary War?

Just poking really, but yeah, that’s the title we use.

 

[Alan]

Maybe another revolution is gonna have to come to get rid of the orange dictator.

If only. I don’t think there’s anything close to enough leftists (real leftists) for a unified revolution. I expect it would devolve into various sects which the government would ensure spend more time fighting each other than the actual Bourgeoisie.

 

[sycophantia]

If only. I don’t think there’s anything close to enough leftists (real leftists) for a unified revolution. I expect it would devolve into various sects which the government would ensure spend more time fighting each other than the actual Bourgeoisie.

Not sure it needs leftists, just people with the original spirit of the early Americans, stuff he's done since he started this term seems very un American to me.

 

[Alan]

Not sure it needs leftists, just people with the original spirit of the early Americans, stuff he's done since he started this term seems very un American to me.

Careful… a lot of early American history makes Trump’s shit look like a pillow fight.

On being “un-American”, I generally agree with you, though what is and isn’t “American” is open to interpretation. To Trump’s core (thankfully shrinking by the week), America stopped being American with Little Rock. I wish that was a joke, but no, you can trace a lot of the current conservative/libertarian toxicity back to the Federal government ending segregation.

Oh, Little Rock, Arkansas may not be a known place over there; it was the first city to end segregation in public schools. The “Little Rock Nine”, those first Black students were called. The Arkansas National Guard had to give them a sort of honor guard to make sure they got into the school building safely. That was just 60 years ago; there are still plenty of bigots alive now who were paying attention then.