So, you’re not a Trump fan?Quote:
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So, you’re not a Trump fan?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
Allegations that he sent pictures of his genitals and sexually assaulted a staff member. Another smear campaign or should he be prosecuted and banned from public office?
https://tinyurl.com/4brvsrr8
God you're a coward :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
I thought it's best to keep all the (alleged) perverts in one thread, so that we can keep an eye on them!Quote:
Originally Posted by delmbox
This is my favourite clip, Trent didn't know what day it was.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays
https://youtube.com/shorts/MtoCGHsL7QI
A US judge has dismissed a case against the publisher of the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) over a story about ties the US president had to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump sued the American newspaper and its owners including Rupert Murdoch in a Florida federal court last summer, asking for at least $10bn (£7.4bn) in damages.
The president claimed the newspaper defamed him in a 17 July report that said Trump's name was in a "birthday book" given to Epstein in 2003. In that message, the Journal reported, Trump included a drawing of a woman's body.
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US District Judge Darrin Gayles said Trump came "nowhere close" to showing the WSJ acted with actual malice towards him.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c995j57xepmo
The WSJ and the BBC are both happy today!
Any updates on Caramello & Shifty Shift, the one-time favourites of Lardy & Cyril?
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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
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Originally Posted by jon1959
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https://www.dni.gov/index.php/newsro.../4154-pr-06-26Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
You think back fifteen years and you cannot begin to conceive what sort of reaction the President of the USA would have got then to just one of the elements being talked about here, but it’s like we’ve all become anaethetised to Trump and no one bats an eyelid.
https://youtu.be/g6k55WQ5GAk
Not so sure Bob.
Since the turn of the year he has been peeling off bits of his MAGA base. Firstly those that couldn't stomach the Epstein Files cover up. Then those iolationists who wake up to see he him attack Venezuela, go to war with Iran and threaten several other countries. Then the Hispanics watching ICE round ups. Rupert Murdoch by suing his media stable. Now the Catholics and even Christian Evangelicals watching a meglamaniac compare himself to Jesus.
At this rate, pretty soon there will only be Kid Rock and Gluey left!
I was thinking more of how people are seemingly okay with the Trump Presidency descending into a mixture of WWE, or whatever it’s called these days, One Foot in the Grave, Doctor Strangelove and The Thick of It with laughable comic book characters making life and death decisions on subjects which used to terrify people thirty and forty years ago. Seems to me that people are worn down by all of the chaos which, if you listen to what Steve Bannon says, was the object of the exercise from day one.Quote:
Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays
Rumbling from China that they're not happy with Madboy Trump's blockade and a tad concerned because their oil supply might be hit. I don't think anyone wants to see a Trump v Xi escalation even though it would likely make Donny shit his diapers.
I think we are now clearly in a new stage with Trump, where he is past his peak and in decline. From there power only goes one way. The Republicans will be rapidly looking at a replacement behind the scenes as he becomes less leader and more liability - it happens to them all; happened to Biden, happened to Corbyn, happened to Johnson, happened to Blair, happened to Sturgeon, will happen to Farage, Polanski some day too. Ceases to lead and the impression rapidly emerges that he needs to be led instead.
Many of you will struggle to point to his positives, but you don't win two elections without them. His nature when well deployed is very effective, and his domestic policies don't have anything like the negative impact those on the Left think they do. Its past that now though. The memes and things are just weird. They aren't spiky, powerful, devastating attacks on Biden or Clinton or other rivals. They aren't even funny. They make less and less political sense even in the world of Trump.
The jesus post is just the post of a nutter. Then saying it's not jesus, it's me as a doctor. That's just insane, weird, creepy and whatever you think of Trump he really didn't do stuff like that a few years ago. Aggressive, robust, rude, effective, whatever it was, it wasn't wincingly cringey and weird. Literally no one will think that's a good post. Opponents didn't want to be on the end of his outbursts now it's almost a badge of honour.
As for America, it is the economy stupid. So time will tell. In a two party system you also only have to be more appealing than the other guy, and there currently is no other guy. Its also important to recognise where he does have appeal and why. Many won't care about cringey memes as long as he keeps America safer / more prosperous / less woke, delete as appropriate.
As for the Pope, of all the things to criticise Trump for, I don't mind it. The Pope is a religious leader. The idea he can't be criticised is wrong, so I don't mind spat with the Pope on that, just as I don't mind a politician criticising the archbishop of Canterbury or whatever.
But yeah, I think we are in a new Trump era now, and unless he rapidly turns things around it will be the last of his eras because I think he is close to losing the party personally.
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Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays
https://x.com/PSG_espanol/status/2020679007004397594
'A few years ago.... (Trump) wasn't wincingly cringy and weird' (JamesWales 14 April 2026).
Wow! :hehe:
I did assume you would make reference to that!Quote:
Originally Posted by jon1959
But his output has changed, as discussed above, about him alienating different sectors of his own support. What used to be punchy now looks increasingly weird
I thought he had been since birth.Quote:
Originally Posted by jon1959
Trump's history since he was a young man has been characterised by racism, bullying, duplicity, corruption, lying, cruelty, fraud, self-aggrandisement, bankruptcies, immorality and unacceptable sexual behaviour.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamesWales
His timeline is a mere continuum.
Trump is insulting his Italian cheerleader now.
Giorgia Meloni has defended the Pope against Trump abuse and suspended the arms agreement with Israel.
That is as much down to public disgust with Israel’s destruction of Gaza and southern Lebanon (and the dock workers union blocking shipments), her slipping popularity (recently lost a critical referendum vote) and the number of Catholics in Italy, as to a polotical break with Trump. But it is significant - especially after Orban was thrown out in Hungary.
Trump seems to enjoy shitting on his friends as much as his enemies!
Whatever someone's opinions of the man stretching back decades, I think we still have to be allowed to offer an opinion on changes within the context of recent years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
What I'm saying is that I think recent events and actions demonstrate a man who is losing influence and power. Not imminently, but you sense the cogs of change are definitely changing now and his peak is in the past.
His use of social media has always been maverick and gross but he used to post powerful zingers and now he's posting weird AI images about him being jesus and then doctors. Its weird in a way it wasn't weird before and it will be chipping away at his base
If in a hundred years time you were writing an analysis of Donald Trump’s time in politics and you were trying to list his achievements from which some genuine good arose, what would you say? I think I’d go for his visits to Russia and North Korea at a time when American Heads of State just didn’t do that - the trouble is not much came of them because Trump seemed to be in awe of his hosts.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamesWales
Apart from that i can’t think of anything although I suspect I’d feel differently if I were a tech billionaire.
Come on Bob. Anyone can see he is no longer the man who incited an insurrection five and a half years ago because his ego couldn't accept election defeat.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Basically, he has no respect for anyone else and it's a matter of more and more of his supporters realising they they or their lovrd ones may now be a target of his or that he behaves in a way that is contrary to their hitherto inconsistent belief systems, dogmas and values.Quote:
Originally Posted by JamesWales
Their general ignorance has hitherto played into his hands but he is revealing even to the most easily indoctrinated aficionados of his the true persona that has revealed itself increasingly as his ego goes largely unchallenged.
The slow peeling away of his support is commensurate with the amount of power he is exercising.
It's ironic that media exposure helped him on the way up and, hopefully, to his political demise. And soon.
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Originally Posted by cyril evans awaydays
And those are his good points!Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
ODNI sends criminal referrals to DOJ for ex-IG, whistleblower tied to Trump impeachmentQuote:
Originally Posted by jon1959
The criminal referrals come after DNI Gabbard said newly-declassified records reveal a 'coordinated effort' to advance 2019 Trump impeachment
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/odn...mp-impeachment
The abuse of government power, the attempted criminalisation of political opponents, the trashing of the Constitution, the fawning gestures of Poundland administration officials pandering to the ego and fantasies of King Don.... none of this is new and is barely newsworthy any more.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
Meantime Trump is continuing with his illegal war, and following the lead offered by Netanyahu. He is creating an economic tsunami for large parts of the world. He is threatening Cuba, Mexico, Canada and Greenland. He is ensuring all Putin's Christmases come at once. He is waging a deranged social media war against the Pope. He thinks he is the 'son of God' and is divinely appointed to the White House. He is taxing his own red hat base to enrich his golfing and property developing mates (the ones he turns into ambassadors and international negotiators) and taking corruption to new levels.
Anyway, you keep on deflecting to the 'important stuff'.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. :thumbup:
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The law is the law. If you break it you should be punished, whoever you are.Quote:
Originally Posted by jon1959
I'll shorten it for you Jon,Quote:
Originally Posted by jon1959
He,a taken/taking control of all the deep state globalists assets 👍🤣
American politics is quite simple, if you are not the installed candidate you get taken out. I think they call it "Six ways to Sunday".Quote:
Originally Posted by Heathblue
It's a double act! :hehe:
And when you become expendable, just ask Eric Swallowswell !!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
Confusingly, he wasn't the character known as 'Deep Throat'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heathblue
Very much Little and Large, not Morecambe and Wise.Quote:
Originally Posted by jon1959
I was thinking Cannon and Ball, or the Chuckle Bothers.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
Dumb and Dumber would just be cruel! :hehe:
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Originally Posted by jon1959
:hehe: having worked on hairy arsed sites for months and months at a time, and the level of abuse absorbed from quality nutters, the ccmb commie squad are rather lightweight, as ive said many times, i can dish it out and can take it equally, the big job i was on two years ago, me and my butty were know as Statler and Waldorf with a caricature drawing of them stuck on our office door, if you cannot have a laugh in these depressing times what's the point!!! :thumbup: