Trump - hoće li biti impeachment ili 8 godina drugačijeg predsednikovanja?

[Redoran]

Ne pratim "scenu", autor onih tvitova je harvard educated?

 

Upravo. Doduše studirala je (dokumentarnu) režiju pa možda može da se vadi na to.

 

Sve drugo je kliše: velika faca na MSNBC, kolumnistkinja u Daily Beast, deklarisana liberal-demokratkinja i sertifikovana brojačica ruskih krvnih zrnaca.

[Eraserhead]

pa zar nije upravo trampara sklon klizanju u diskriminaciju izmedju ostalog i po zemlji porekla?

O Trampu se ne prica. Samo se klimne glavom kao i u slucaju Putina i onda se prica o njegovim protivnicima kad se ukaze prilika.

[Lord Protector]

Teutonic tremors

Germany fears Donald Trump will divide Europe

Angela Merkel is troubled by the president’s chumminess with Putin and Poland

The Economist Jul 15th 2017| HAMBURG

 

IN THE aftermath of the G20 summit on July 7th and 8th, German politicians traded blows over who was at fault for riots by anti-globalisation activists that smashed up parts of central Hamburg. But a big global event in the heart of a city with a strong anarchist tradition was always bound to prompt protests. Officials’ deeper reasons for anxiety were different: Donald Trump and his attitudes towards Russia and Poland.

To some in Berlin, the president’s meeting with Vladimir Putin was a “Yalta 2.0”, a 21st-century equivalent of the summit in 1945 at which Americans and Russians divided Europe. Angela Merkel saw Mr Trump’s “back-slapping and face-pulling” display before the Russian president (as the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, a daily, put it) as undermining her efforts to confront Russia over Ukraine. An internal memo by the German foreign ministry summarising the G20 noted: “The summit went very well for Russia…As long as the US breaks rank, Russia can swim in the mainstream.”

All of this plays into Mrs Merkel’s fears that the multilateral order that has served her country so well is under threat. “Others were isolated—an experience that Putin visibly enjoyed,” reported the memo. It also observed disconcertedly that conservative Russian think-tankers like Andrey Kortunov and Fyodor Lukyanov viewed the summit as a “rebalancing” in global relations: from the old battle between developed and developing economies to a new one between globalists and nationalists.

Still, Berlin had largely priced in a rapprochement between Messrs Trump and Putin. A more unsettling development was Mr Trump’s visit to Warsaw before the G20, where the president’s speech echoed the ideologies both of Mr Putin and of Poland’s populist-nationalist Law and Justice government. The foreign-ministry memo described this as an “astonishing tectonic shift” in American foreign policy.

Most striking of all was Mr Trump’s venue: a summit of the Three Seas Initiative. Launched by Poland and Croatia, this new central European project recalls the “Intermarium” proposed by Jozef Pilsudski, the father of the country’s second republic, which lasted from 1918-39. Pilsudski dreamed of allying states on the Baltic, Black and Adriatic seas to oppose domination either by Russians or Germans. Warsaw presents its revival as a bid to improve north-south transport and energy links in the region, to complement better-developed east-west ones (see map). But Berlin suspects something more hostile.

Consider the backdrop. Germany is already concerned about China’s “16+1” initiative with central and eastern European states, a series of investment projects that the Chinese expect will build influence in the region. The Germans are also putting pressure on the Polish government over its illiberal attacks on independent newspapers, judges and NGOs. And they are fending off Polish criticisms that their proposed “Nord Stream 2” gas pipeline from Russia to Germany will make Europe more dependent on Russia.

So Mr Trump could hardly have done more to aggravate German officialdom. He endorsed the Three Seas Initiative. In meetings with the Polish and Croatian presidents he guaranteed a supply of American liquefied natural gas (LNG) and backed a corridor linking LNG pipelines in the two countries. Poland opened its first terminal on the Baltic sea at Swinoujscie in 2015, and the first American cargo arrived there last month. In Warsaw, Mr Trump encouraged the rapid completion of a Croatian LNG terminal at Krk, on the Adriatic.

Though sensible, this looks to officials in Berlin like a bid to divide Europe and weaken Germany’s leverage over its neighbours. They are contemplating responses. One would be a new European infrastructure fund, to test whether Poland and its allies merely want more foreign investment or whether the Three Seas Initiative is actually about geopolitical balancing.

In years past, Germans developed a vision of a cohesive EU run from Brussels, steered mostly by Germany and underwritten by American power. Now they fear a future in which strongmen in Washington, Moscow and Beijing divide Europe and push around the pieces. Germany led the G20 meeting confidently, but it feels increasingly insecure.

 

 

Edited July 22, 2017 by slow

[Budja]

Očekujem da su retardiranu liberalno-demokratsku moronku na Harvardu naučili nečem korisnijem od brojanja krvnih zrnaca nečijih supružnika.

 

Istorija i geografija su sekundarni problem, kao što je i Miralem primetio.

 

Ne pratis, to je u kontekstu ovoga.

 

 

JOY REID, MSNBC: My old Cold-warrior Reaganite father must be spinning in his grave to know that the United States which used to-- he's African, so the desire to limit the expansion of Russian spheres of influence led us to support the apartheid government of South Africa over Nelson Mandella. Now we have a Republican party that not only at its base is becoming Putinite, pro-Putin -- you're seeing it accelerate.

 

NICOLLE WALLACE, MSNBC HOST: It's not just the president. There are loud voices in conservative media who celebrate [Julian] Assange, who praise the brute strength of Putin.

 

REID: That's right. And for a lot of reasons the alt-right, for these sort of weird white nationalist reasons, they feel he's advancing white Christianity. Whatever it is, Russia is an adversary of the United States, wants to dismantle our influence in Europe. Trump seems to agree, he seems to agree that we should have less influence in Europe, that we should detach ourselves from the NATO alliance. That we should even dismantle our own cybersecurity and make ourselves more vulnerable to Russia, make ourselves more vulnerable to their influence.

 

It's shocking to see a Republican president essentially capitulate to almost everything Vladimir Putin could possibly want, the full menu, his Christmas list of what he wants from the United States and wants to do to the West. Donald Trump wants to give him it.

 

 

Pretpostavljam da je ideja da je Trampara oduvek bio spijun.

Ne budi naivan, mislis da je slucajno sto su mu obe zene iz Sovjetskog Saveza.

[Eraserhead]

 

:lol:

[Eraserhead]

Kakav Trampov dan na tviteru:

 

 

Vec je smislio da sam sebe pomoluje alo bude trebalo. Sledeci korak je da za titulu uzme Pukovnik ili tako nesto

 

EDIT:

 

A sad redefinisanje reci "transparentnost".

 

Edited July 22, 2017 by Eraserhead

[Desmond Bojčinski]

Sve drugo je kliše: velika faca na MSNBC, kolumnistkinja u Daily Beast, deklarisana liberal-demokratkinja i sertifikovana brojačica ruskih krvnih zrnaca.

Karijera vredna premijerke u opskurnoj zemlji drugog ipo sveta

[mustang]

sta miradi predsednik? nisam bia pri netu 2-3dana

[James Marshall]

Vjerovatno hvata zjale po Mar a Lago, vikend varijanta, lagano

[Eraserhead]

 

Trump effect

[Eraserhead]

 

Kakav idiot

 

Ima jos:

 

Edited July 25, 2017 by Eraserhead

[iDemo]

[Roger Sanchez]

 

GOP je zapravo Единая Америка.

[Lezilebovich]

 

Predsednik SAD Donald Tramp je izjavio da neće dozvoliti transseksualcima da služe u američkoj vojsci u bilo kom smislu.

"Nakon konsultacija sa mojim generalima i vojnim ekspertima, budite obavešteni da vlada SAD neće prihvatiti ni dozvoliti transseksualnim individualcima da služe u bilo kom obliku u vojsci", napisao je američki predsednik na Tviteru, prenosi Rojters.

Tramp je ovu odluku obrazložio time da "vojska ne može da bude opterećena medicinskim troškovima i bilo kojim poteškoćama koje bi izazvalo prisustvo transseksualnih osoba".

 

da li sme ovo uopšte da uradi ?

 

edit: u stvari, tek sam sad video da je to od skora i počelo da važi, tako da verovatno može ... fokusirao se na bitne stvari, nema šta

Edited July 26, 2017 by Lezilebovich

[Eraserhead]

Kakve dodatne medicinske troskove sluzenje transeksualaca iziskuje?