Breaking: US, British forces enter southern Syria with rebels

[Origanalist]

Washington Loves General McMaster, But Trump Doesn't
The national security adviser has lost sway.

https://www.bloomberg.com/view/arti...gton-loves-general-mcmaster-but-trump-doesn-t


Trump 'screamed' at national security adviser H.R. McMaster


http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/t...omments-to-south-korea-report/article/2622437

Aren't those fake news sites? I'm starting to worry about your credibility dannno.

 

[dannno]

Are you referring to the 1984-d chess option, the "they're threatening his family" option, or some other excuse?

If by the chess analogy, you mean that his objective is not directly related to his current actions, and that his actions may seemingly be going contrary to his own objective, then you might be on to something.

If you mean mocking people by putting a bunch of numbers in front of the word 'chess', because you are too retarded to understand chess, then no.

 

[TheCount]

Hmm, a few weeks ago you were complaining about how Trump doesn't make any decisions, he gave all the power to the Pentagon and the CIA. Now Trump makes all the decisions, because it is convenient for your narrative.

That is a decision. He chose to delegate the authority to others. They are unable to make those decisions without his agreement on them - either by agreeing to them one by one or by giving them broad authority to make the decisions on their own.

It seems to me like you are an intellectually dishonest basic bro who cannot get their story straight about why Trump is so bad.

It seems like your argument as to why nothing is Trump's fault actually paints him as an incompetent idiot rather than just a neocon.

 

[dannno]

Aren't those fake news sites? I'm starting to worry about your credibility dannno.

First of all, look at who my target audience was, it was some MSM worshipping knucklehead.

Second of all if you understood how fake news worked you would know that the media does often print the truth along with spin so that they can keep their narrative going.

They had to post these stories with their spin, otherwise people will end up finding out through people like Cernovich and then they won't get the spin. Sort of like the other day how the media was reporting that there would be a shake-up in the Trump administration, and they put McMaster and Bannon in the same category of folks who might be getting axed.

 

[Origanalist]

First of all, look at who my target audience was, it was some MSM worshipping knucklehead.

Second of all if you understood how fake news worked you would know that the media does often print the truth along with spin so that they can keep their narrative going.

They had to post these stories with their spin, otherwise people will end up finding out through people like Cernovich and then they won't get the spin. Sort of like the other day how the media was reporting that there would be a shake-up in the Trump administration, and they put McMaster and Bannon in the same category of folks who might be getting axed.

I sure am glad I have you around to trumpsplain for me.

 

[r3volution 3.0]

 

[dannno]

That is a decision. He chose to delegate the authority to others. They are unable to make those decisions without his agreement on them - either by agreeing to them one by one or by giving them broad authority to make the decisions on their own.

It seems like your argument as to why nothing is Trump's fault actually paints him as an incompetent idiot rather than just a neocon.

Trump is paving a road, so that he can make the decisions he wants to make. It is currently not paved, that's the whole point of the first few months of his Presidency. People thought when he said he was going to drain the swamp, that he meant immediately. No, there was work to do, first he had to figure out the swamp people were. Then he gets to drain them. It's a process. Not fit for people with ADD.

 

[r3volution 3.0]

Trump is paving a road, so that he can make the decisions he wants to make. It is currently not paved, that's the whole point of the first few months of his Presidency. People thought when he said he was going to drain the swamp, that he meant immediately. No, there was work to do, first he had to figure out the swamp people were. Then he gets to drain them. It's a process. Not fit for people with ADD.

Is there a particular Molyneux episode I could watch, preferably at least 4 hours long, which would explain this theory in more detail?

 

[Origanalist]

Trump is paving a road, so that he can make the decisions he wants to make. It is currently not paved, that's the whole point of the first few months of his Presidency. People thought when he said he was going to drain the swamp, that he meant immediately. No, there was work to do, first he had to figure out the swamp people were. Then he gets to drain them. It's a process. Not fit for people with ADD.

I actually agree with this, he is clearly making moves. It's who he plans on replacing them with that has me less than optimistic. Truth be told I hope I'm wrong and you are right.

 

[Occam's Banana]

Breaking: US, British forces enter southern Syria with rebels

Cue "March of the Winkies" ...

 

[NorthCarolinaLiberty]

It seems to me like you [TheCount] are an intellectually dishonest basic bro who cannot get their story straight about why Trump is so bad.

But TheCount is against Donny T! That means TheCount must be for liberty!!

 

[Zippyjuan]

Yaaaaaa... see I believe in these things called conspiracy theories, where people like McMaster (and Henry Kissinger and Zbigniew Brzezinski who have both previously held the position) are working with a bunch of shady neocon dudes to undermine Trump, and some of those shady neocon dudes are running our military operations.

Doesn't matter, they won't be around much longer.

Trump was meeting with Kissinger the same day as his one with the Russians.

http://www.cnn.com/2017/05/10/politics/trump-meets-lavrov-kislyak-kissinger/

Trump hosts Russians, Kissinger at White House day after Comey firing

Washington (CNN)If President Donald Trump had been hoping to erase any implications that his abrupt firing of FBI Director James Comey was tied to the agency's investigation into Russian election meddling, he seemed to veer wildly off course by midday.

Rather than avoiding the topic, Trump appeared to embrace a set of images that put him smack in the middle of the Russia swirl, with a visual reminder of the Nixon administration to boot.

Pictured for the first time since he fired Comey, Trump stood in the White House, grinning widely, as he shook the hand of Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak -- the very man several of his associates have said they met with during last year's campaign.

Minutes later, Trump welcomed to the Oval Office Henry Kissinger, who served as Secretary of State under Richard Nixon. Trump drew immediate comparisons to the former president after firing Comey since Nixon, too, fired the man leading an investigation into his associates' actions.

Trump starting to sound more and more like Nixon these days.

Nixon was also famous for taping everything and making threats to people.

Trump IS the deep state.

 

[Occam's Banana]

Yaaaaaa... see I believe in these things called conspiracy theories, where people like McMaster (and Henry Kissinger and Zbigniew Brzezinski who have both previously held the position) are working with a bunch of shady neocon dudes to undermine Trump, and some of those shady neocon dudes are running our military operations.

Doesn't matter, they won't be around much longer.

Trump was meeting with Kissinger the same day as his one with the Russians.

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown...-delivers-first-person-response-comey-firing/

With Kissinger at his side, Trump delivers first in-person response to Comey firing

The same day President Donald Trump was meeting with Russia’s foreign minister at the White House — and less than a day after firing former FBI director James Comey — the press pool captured Trump posing in the Oval Office with Henry Kissinger.

According to the pool report, journalists had expected to find Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov at the president’s side, but instead was invited to an unannounced meeting with Kissinger, who served as secretary of state under Richard Nixon.

Trump said he had met with Kissinger to talk “about Russia and various other matters.”

When asked why he fired Comey, Trump said, “He wasn’t doing a good job. Very simply. He was not doing a good job.” This was the president’s first in-person response regarding his decision. He had tweeted initial thoughts Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.

The president was then asked whether the firing affected today’s meeting with Russian officials.

“Not at all,” he said.

Trump added that Kissinger has “been a friend of mine for a long time.” Shortly after winning the 2016 presidential election, Trump met Kissinger in New York to discuss “events and issues around the world.”

The press had not been permitted to witness the meeting with Lavrov, which was documented in handout photos provided by the Russian government.

Trump starting to sound more and more like Nixon these days.

Trump IS the deep state.