Crepitus
Diamond Member
- Mar 28, 2018
- 76,148
- 74,068
- 3,615
There is no evidence that Joe Biden has committed any crimes.
Navigation
Install the app
How to install the app on iOS
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
More options
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Zone1 Opinion : Biden : corrupt. Trump, too. So who should get elected?
- Thread starter peacefan
- Start date
peacefan
Gold Member
- Thread starter
- #262
people here force me to do research all. the. time./----/ Anyone can do their own research - except you, of course. The speech and two posts start at the sixth one down. You can now apologize for accusing me of creating fake Tweets. Of course, we all know you won't.
Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) | Twitter
The latest Tweets from Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump). 45th President of the United States of America. Washington, DCtwitter.com
and i'm tired of it.
and no, i'm not going to apologize.
faking a screenshot is too easy.
Crepitus
Diamond Member
- Mar 28, 2018
- 76,148
- 74,068
- 3,615
No, that's not what that video is.he confessed to it. the video of it is on Fox News regularly.
as is the other evidence (pre-trial of course).
Jesus you guys are gullible.
/---/ I posted the link to Trump's Twitter account. It's live, not a screen shot. GEEEEZEpeople here force me to do research all. the. time.
and i'm tired of it.
and no, i'm not going to apologize.
faking a screenshot is too easy.
I think you've already made up your mind and don't want to face the facts.
otto105
Diamond Member
- Sep 11, 2017
- 36,442
- 11,660
- 1,315
The “deal” you’re referring to was EU, IMF and official policy of the Obama Administration.once again, you must've missed Joe Biden's boasting confession to that "deal".
Additionally, Shokin had no investigations regarding Burisma or Hunter Biden open, ongoing or any fir prior 2years.
So, why would a deal be made?
peacefan
Gold Member
- Thread starter
- #267
No, that's not what that video is.
Jesus you guys are gullible.
/---/ I posted the link to Trump's Twitter account. It's live, not a screen shot. GEEEEZE
I think you've already made up your mind and don't want to face the facts.
OMG you guys are so stubborn!The “deal” you’re referring to was EU, IMF and official policy of the Obama Administration.
Additionally, Shokin had no investigations regarding Burisma or Hunter Biden open, ongoing or any fir prior 2years.
So, why would a deal be made?
feel free to vote any way you like.
i'm done repeating myself
peacefan
Gold Member
- Thread starter
- #268
A House impeachment inquiry of President Biden is a 'natural step forward,' Speaker McCarthy says
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has suggested that an impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden is becoming more likely as Congress ends its summer break. McCarthy, a Republican, has not committed to an impeachment vote but believes it is a "natural step forward" for Congress to have the power to gather information. Some House Republicans want to investigate Biden over alleged financial misconduct involving his son, but there is no evidence of wrongdoing by the president.
Remote : 2023-08-28T00:25:20+05:30
Local : 2023-08-27(Sunday) 20 : 55 : 20
Found via NicerApp WebOS
FYI. and i remain of the opinion that to say there is no evidence of wrongdoing is premature and biased.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has suggested that an impeachment inquiry of President Joe Biden is becoming more likely as Congress ends its summer break. McCarthy, a Republican, has not committed to an impeachment vote but believes it is a "natural step forward" for Congress to have the power to gather information. Some House Republicans want to investigate Biden over alleged financial misconduct involving his son, but there is no evidence of wrongdoing by the president.
Remote : 2023-08-28T00:25:20+05:30
Local : 2023-08-27(Sunday) 20 : 55 : 20
Found via NicerApp WebOS
FYI. and i remain of the opinion that to say there is no evidence of wrongdoing is premature and biased.
peacefan
Gold Member
- Thread starter
- #269
with all due respect, i think you're the one who has already made up his/her mind./---/ I posted the link to Trump's Twitter account. It's live, not a screen shot. GEEEEZE
I think you've already made up your mind and don't want to face the facts.
you quote one tweet by Trump that seems to put him in the clear, but a stampeding herd is hard to stop.
so if Trump posted that tweet while the riots were ongoing, after (reportedly) hours of listening to even his own family emploring him to speak out against the Jan 6th "events" at the Capitol (which reportedly Trump was watching in total awe up in the White House),
then he might well have started or encouraged the Jan 6th events from taking place.
i remain open to a full legal process regarding both Biden and Trump for their alledged corruption.
and yes, i use a broad stroke when i say 'corruption'. a coup attempt definitely falls under the label 'corruption' in my personal dictionary.
peacefan
Gold Member
- Thread starter
- #270
Trump's legal spokeswoman Alina Habba predicts trials could go until AFTER 2024 election and says ex-President doesn't 'have to prep much'
Donald Trump's legal spokeswoman Alina Habba said the ex-President doesn't need any 'prep' for the four different criminal cases against him because he did 'nothing wrong.'
Remote : Sun, 27 Aug 2023 21:05:13 +0100
Local : 2023-08-27(Sunday) 22 : 05 : 13
Found via NicerApp WebOS
FYI.
this also brings up the question whether the US legal system and public is even ready to hold former Presidents to full account.
but we'll see. just know : the world is watching you. your reputation as a nation is at stake.
Donald Trump's legal spokeswoman Alina Habba said the ex-President doesn't need any 'prep' for the four different criminal cases against him because he did 'nothing wrong.'
Remote : Sun, 27 Aug 2023 21:05:13 +0100
Local : 2023-08-27(Sunday) 22 : 05 : 13
Found via NicerApp WebOS
FYI.
this also brings up the question whether the US legal system and public is even ready to hold former Presidents to full account.
but we'll see. just know : the world is watching you. your reputation as a nation is at stake.
peacefan
Gold Member
- Thread starter
- #271
The Dangerous Marketing of the Trump Mug Shot
Both sides are trying to profit from reducing this moment to a whole lotta merch.
Remote : Tue, 29 Aug 2023 18:29:18 +0000
Local : 2023-08-29(Tuesday) 20 : 29 : 18
Found via NicerApp WebOS
is this what the world has come to?!
merch opportunities about very serious matters?
merch opportunities always paint the truth with the wrong colors!
Both sides are trying to profit from reducing this moment to a whole lotta merch.
Remote : Tue, 29 Aug 2023 18:29:18 +0000
Local : 2023-08-29(Tuesday) 20 : 29 : 18
Found via NicerApp WebOS
is this what the world has come to?!
merch opportunities about very serious matters?
merch opportunities always paint the truth with the wrong colors!
MarathonMike
Diamond Member
You sure work hard defending Biden and China and attacking Trump and anyone who supports him. Why is that?You seriously need to attend detox.
It's all pro wrestling! That's what voters want.The Dangerous Marketing of the Trump Mug Shot
Both sides are trying to profit from reducing this moment to a whole lotta merch.
Remote : Tue, 29 Aug 2023 18:29:18 +0000
Local : 2023-08-29(Tuesday) 20 : 29 : 18
Found via NicerApp WebOS
is this what the world has come to?!
merch opportunities about very serious matters?
merch opportunities always paint the truth with the wrong colors!
peacefan
Gold Member
- Thread starter
- #274
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, who has a penchant for knee-jerk blaming of the media when he is accurately quoted, defended his comments about defunding Israel by telling Sean Hannity that he understands “more deeply than probably anybody in this race” the foreign policy implications of the aid we give Israel because “I’ve traveled to Israel. I have business partners in Israel.”
As a reminder, other people “in this race” include President Joe Biden, who was also Vice President for eight years and was in the Senate for decades, where he was a longtime member and eventually Chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, former Vice President Mike Pence who while serving in the House of Representatives sat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and former Governor and then United States Ambassador to the United Nations for two years, Nikki Haley.
Watch the full clip here:
Hannity: You said aid to Israel, our number one ally, only democracy in the region, should end in 2028 and that they should be integrated with their neighbors.
Ramaswamy: That’s false.
Hannity: That was the exact quote. You want me to read it?
Yikes. Being called out by Sean Hannity is a low worth appreciating. It goes on:
Ramaswamy: I can tell you the exact quote. What I said is it would be a mark of success if we ever got to a point in our relationship with Israel if Israel never needed the United States’ aid, and Sean, you know how politics is played. A lot of the other professional politicians who have been threatened by my rise have used that statement to say that I would cut off aid to Israel. That’s not correct. I’ve been crystal clear.
Hannity: Do you understand the importance of the Strategic Alliance the intelligence sharing in an area of the world where we have a lot of enemies… you do understand how important that Alliance is the intelligence, do you understand how important it is with Iran especially seeking nukes?
Ramaswamy: I understand it I think more deeply than probably anybody in this race. I’ve traveled to Israel. I have business partners in Israel. The reality is this, by the end of my first term our relationship with Israel will will be stronger than it ever has been because I will treat it as a true friendship, not just a transactional relationship.
Hannity: Then why did you say that they shouldn’t have preferential treatment? Why did you say that Israel should not have preferential treatment from us? That’s a direct quote.
Ramaswamy: No, those are direct quotes from headlines summarized by opposition research fed to the fake news media.
So you can see Ramaswamy shares Trump’s trait of accusing anyone who quotes him as being “fake news.” In this case, Ramaswamy has a slight point in that the accusation does leave out the nuance of what he said, but it is not, as he wrongly claimed, “false.” He did suggest that Israel should no longer get preferential treatment and that aid would be cut under his presidency (he has a habit of talking about himself/his policies as if he has already been elected, but he hasn’t even won the Republican primary yet).
Here is what he said in an interview with actor Russell Brand in early August:
“I want to get Israel to the place where it is negotiated back into the infrastructure of the rest of the Middle East. We should not be worried about holding one nation or one region hostage over one particular question relating to Palestine.”
And while speaking to the Washington Free Beacon, Ramaswamy said he would cut aid to Israel by 2028: “This week, he told the Washington Free Beacon that he supports ending the military funding once the current package passed by Congress expires in 2028, arguing that the aid will be unnecessary after he successfully negotiates new peace treaties between Israel and its Arab neighbors during the first year of his presidency.
‘If we’re successful, the true mark of success for the U.S., and for Israel, will be to get to a 2028 where Israel is so strongly standing on its own two feet, integrated into the economic and security infrastructure of the rest of the Middle East, that it will not require and be dependent on that same level of historical aid or commitment from the U.S.’”
Given that the Republican’s overall foreign policy demeanor is one that is immature, over-eager, self-inflated and changes by the minute because he is learning about the complexities after he speaks while responding to criticism, it’s not a surprise that any nuance is lost.
So yes, he did actually suggest what he is accused of saying, but it was prefaced on the magical belief that he would somehow solve the Middle East by 2028 and therefore Israel wouldn’t need the aid.
This is a theme for him now, after he accused the Atlantic of lying about what he said about 9/11, only to have the Atlantic publish the audio of him saying exactly what he accused of saying, which by the way was a grotesque attempt to pivot from Trump’s January 6th terrorist attack. “I think it is legitimate to say how many police, how many federal agents, were on the planes that hit the Twin Towers,” Ramaswamy told the Atlantic.
Many of us have traveled to a country and done business with other countries; it doesn’t magically impart special knowledge about the region, the delicate diplomatic issues, the national security implications of foreign aid, and more.
We saw this same belief in former Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin, who infamously claimed the close proximity of Russia to Alaska gave her foreign policy experience because “we have trade missions back and forth.”
What does he base his belief in his magical powers upon? “The reality is this, by the end of my first term our relationship with Israel will will be stronger than it ever has been because I will treat it as a true friendship, not just a transactional relationship.”
That is an empty promise. It says “Believe me because I do.” Foreign policy is transactional by nature. That is how diplomats get other countries to go along with what benefits their country; they find a way to address the needs and wants of other countries.
This is a man who thinks that the Vice President can introduce and push through legislation in the Senate, and criticized Pence over his handling of Trump’s attempted self-coup insurrection on 1/6 over his own misunderstanding of basic things.
Yet, Ramaswamy is rising in the polls.
Checkout latest world news below links :
World News || Latest News || U.S. News
Source link
The post Vivek Ramaswamy Claims He Understands More About Israel Than His Opponents Because He Traveled There appeared first on WorldNewsEra.
Remote : Tue, 29 Aug 2023 18:03:29 +0000
Local : 2023-08-29(Tuesday) 20 : 03 : 29
Found via NicerApp WebOS
seems like Trump-Ramaswamy is a good match!
i'm still in favor of a Haley-Someone ticket though
there's just 1 "major problem" with a Haley ticket : she'll be perceived by those in the (Middle-)East as an impossible-to-get bothersome hawkish woman.
i really hate to have to turn a bit sexist here, but i think we live in times that too contentious for a female US President (even a Democratic one for that matter).
but i'll send Haley's team an email now, with a link to this comment here, about how she needs to grow into a more diplomatic hawk (diplomacy and hawkishness form a double-edged sword in my opinion), for her to stand a chance at retaining my support.
we can't have a chicky like that President of Taiwan running the US!
the world just aint ready for that yet.
UPDATE : i've also sent this to [email protected]
UPDATE 2 : of course i'll support whomever the eventual Democratic and Republican candidate teams become. and the next US administration.
to me, the world feels a bit like NATO+AUKUS+EU vs the rest of the world at the moment. it really does.
As a reminder, other people “in this race” include President Joe Biden, who was also Vice President for eight years and was in the Senate for decades, where he was a longtime member and eventually Chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, former Vice President Mike Pence who while serving in the House of Representatives sat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, and former Governor and then United States Ambassador to the United Nations for two years, Nikki Haley.
Watch the full clip here:
Hannity: You said aid to Israel, our number one ally, only democracy in the region, should end in 2028 and that they should be integrated with their neighbors.
Ramaswamy: That’s false.
Hannity: That was the exact quote. You want me to read it?
Yikes. Being called out by Sean Hannity is a low worth appreciating. It goes on:
Ramaswamy: I can tell you the exact quote. What I said is it would be a mark of success if we ever got to a point in our relationship with Israel if Israel never needed the United States’ aid, and Sean, you know how politics is played. A lot of the other professional politicians who have been threatened by my rise have used that statement to say that I would cut off aid to Israel. That’s not correct. I’ve been crystal clear.
Hannity: Do you understand the importance of the Strategic Alliance the intelligence sharing in an area of the world where we have a lot of enemies… you do understand how important that Alliance is the intelligence, do you understand how important it is with Iran especially seeking nukes?
Ramaswamy: I understand it I think more deeply than probably anybody in this race. I’ve traveled to Israel. I have business partners in Israel. The reality is this, by the end of my first term our relationship with Israel will will be stronger than it ever has been because I will treat it as a true friendship, not just a transactional relationship.
Hannity: Then why did you say that they shouldn’t have preferential treatment? Why did you say that Israel should not have preferential treatment from us? That’s a direct quote.
Ramaswamy: No, those are direct quotes from headlines summarized by opposition research fed to the fake news media.
So you can see Ramaswamy shares Trump’s trait of accusing anyone who quotes him as being “fake news.” In this case, Ramaswamy has a slight point in that the accusation does leave out the nuance of what he said, but it is not, as he wrongly claimed, “false.” He did suggest that Israel should no longer get preferential treatment and that aid would be cut under his presidency (he has a habit of talking about himself/his policies as if he has already been elected, but he hasn’t even won the Republican primary yet).
Here is what he said in an interview with actor Russell Brand in early August:
“I want to get Israel to the place where it is negotiated back into the infrastructure of the rest of the Middle East. We should not be worried about holding one nation or one region hostage over one particular question relating to Palestine.”
And while speaking to the Washington Free Beacon, Ramaswamy said he would cut aid to Israel by 2028: “This week, he told the Washington Free Beacon that he supports ending the military funding once the current package passed by Congress expires in 2028, arguing that the aid will be unnecessary after he successfully negotiates new peace treaties between Israel and its Arab neighbors during the first year of his presidency.
‘If we’re successful, the true mark of success for the U.S., and for Israel, will be to get to a 2028 where Israel is so strongly standing on its own two feet, integrated into the economic and security infrastructure of the rest of the Middle East, that it will not require and be dependent on that same level of historical aid or commitment from the U.S.’”
Given that the Republican’s overall foreign policy demeanor is one that is immature, over-eager, self-inflated and changes by the minute because he is learning about the complexities after he speaks while responding to criticism, it’s not a surprise that any nuance is lost.
So yes, he did actually suggest what he is accused of saying, but it was prefaced on the magical belief that he would somehow solve the Middle East by 2028 and therefore Israel wouldn’t need the aid.
This is a theme for him now, after he accused the Atlantic of lying about what he said about 9/11, only to have the Atlantic publish the audio of him saying exactly what he accused of saying, which by the way was a grotesque attempt to pivot from Trump’s January 6th terrorist attack. “I think it is legitimate to say how many police, how many federal agents, were on the planes that hit the Twin Towers,” Ramaswamy told the Atlantic.
Many of us have traveled to a country and done business with other countries; it doesn’t magically impart special knowledge about the region, the delicate diplomatic issues, the national security implications of foreign aid, and more.
We saw this same belief in former Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin, who infamously claimed the close proximity of Russia to Alaska gave her foreign policy experience because “we have trade missions back and forth.”
What does he base his belief in his magical powers upon? “The reality is this, by the end of my first term our relationship with Israel will will be stronger than it ever has been because I will treat it as a true friendship, not just a transactional relationship.”
That is an empty promise. It says “Believe me because I do.” Foreign policy is transactional by nature. That is how diplomats get other countries to go along with what benefits their country; they find a way to address the needs and wants of other countries.
This is a man who thinks that the Vice President can introduce and push through legislation in the Senate, and criticized Pence over his handling of Trump’s attempted self-coup insurrection on 1/6 over his own misunderstanding of basic things.
Yet, Ramaswamy is rising in the polls.
Checkout latest world news below links :
World News || Latest News || U.S. News
Source link
The post Vivek Ramaswamy Claims He Understands More About Israel Than His Opponents Because He Traveled There appeared first on WorldNewsEra.
Remote : Tue, 29 Aug 2023 18:03:29 +0000
Local : 2023-08-29(Tuesday) 20 : 03 : 29
Found via NicerApp WebOS
seems like Trump-Ramaswamy is a good match!
i'm still in favor of a Haley-Someone ticket though
there's just 1 "major problem" with a Haley ticket : she'll be perceived by those in the (Middle-)East as an impossible-to-get bothersome hawkish woman.
i really hate to have to turn a bit sexist here, but i think we live in times that too contentious for a female US President (even a Democratic one for that matter).
but i'll send Haley's team an email now, with a link to this comment here, about how she needs to grow into a more diplomatic hawk (diplomacy and hawkishness form a double-edged sword in my opinion), for her to stand a chance at retaining my support.
we can't have a chicky like that President of Taiwan running the US!
the world just aint ready for that yet.
UPDATE : i've also sent this to [email protected]
UPDATE 2 : of course i'll support whomever the eventual Democratic and Republican candidate teams become. and the next US administration.
to me, the world feels a bit like NATO+AUKUS+EU vs the rest of the world at the moment. it really does.
Last edited:
candycorn
Diamond Member
Trump supports China. He had is “MAGA” stuff made there. You sure do spend a lot of time supporting China and your blob. Why is that?You sure work hard defending Biden and China and attacking Trump and anyone who supports him. Why is that?
candycorn
Diamond Member
That made me chuckle. Just one major problem? LOL. She is perceived by those in the midwest was having zero firm stances on anything. For once, the bumpkins are right.there's just 1 "major problem" with a Haley ticket : she'll be perceived by those in the (Middle-)East as an impossible-to-get bothersome hawkish woman.
i really hate to have to turn a bit sexist here, but i think we live in times that too contentious for a female US President, even a Democratic one.
A History of Nikki Haley's Biggest Flip Flops on Trump
Nikki Haley is expected to challenge Trump for the 2024 Republican nomination.
time.com
I'm not even kidding. People get off on his antics. And anyone is allowed to vote - the fundamental flaw of democracyIt's all pro wrestling! That's what voters want.
peacefan
Gold Member
- Thread starter
- #279
Latest Biden coverup — 5,400 emails he sent under secret names
The latest DC shellshocker is the National Archives blocking release of 5,000+ emails Vice President Joe Biden wrote using a pseudonym to shroud Biden family graft.
Remote : Tue, 29 Aug 2023 16:29:55 -0400
Local : 2023-08-29(Tuesday) 22 : 29 : 55
Found via NicerApp WebOS
ROFL things are getting weirder and weirder by the day in the Biden saga.
The latest DC shellshocker is the National Archives blocking release of 5,000+ emails Vice President Joe Biden wrote using a pseudonym to shroud Biden family graft.
Remote : Tue, 29 Aug 2023 16:29:55 -0400
Local : 2023-08-29(Tuesday) 22 : 29 : 55
Found via NicerApp WebOS
ROFL
things are getting weirder and weirder by the day in the Biden saga.We all should.i take offense to that!
Similar threads
- Replies
- 250
- Views
- 2K
- Replies
- 62
- Views
- 717
- Replies
- 8
- Views
- 228
- Replies
- 76
- Views
- 2K
Latest Discussions
- Replies
- 51
- Views
- 214
- Replies
- 105
- Views
- 490
- Replies
- 335
- Views
- 3K
Forum List
-
-
-
-
-
Political Satire 8512
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
ObamaCare 781
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Member Usernotes 483
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-