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Maybe the late night Big Macs and diet cokes are taking a toll
A Deeply Fractured World
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I can see people foolishly rushing to embrace her sudden epiphany thinking it will be a sleight against Trump.
Her conscience is one of convenience.
She's hinted that 911 anr school shootings were faked and speculated Jewish space lasers were behind California wildfires.
Good riddance.
Her conscience is one of convenience.
She's hinted that 911 anr school shootings were faked and speculated Jewish space lasers were behind California wildfires.
Good riddance.
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I’m guessing the polling in her district wasn’t looking so good. With costs going up including health insurance, SNAP endangered, and the Epstein stuff, I think her constituents were starting to look elsewhere. Hence her newfound passion for those subjects that the administration “suddenly” cares little for.
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‘Humbly, I’m sorry’: Marjorie Taylor Greene says she’s turning a new leaf after years of divisive comments
Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said Sunday she will stop using “toxic” rhetoric, marking what would be a dramatic shift in a political brand hallmarked by derogatory comments.www.ctvnews.ca
While she is saying the right things, it’s really hard to feel sorry for her given her past participation in that sort of thing.
Time will tell if she will practice what she preaches.
Did you watch the recent Real Time episode with her ?
No. Is it worth watching?
Halifax Tar
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Matt Gurney: 'We will never fucking trust you again'
Some blunt talk for our American neighbours at the Halifax International Security Forum.
substack.com
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Did none of those people ever think about how ordinary US taxpayers felt about the money US politicians were willing to spend around the world?
Given the level of understanding on how tariffs work, I doubt they had a clue how that worked.
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I sympathize with those Yanks that have been paying the bills for the last 80 years.
Unfortunately for the rest of us we were given to believe the Yanks had figured out history. They were wrong and we were wrong.
We are right to lose trust. We don't need to be nasty about it. Growing up and losing trust kind of go hand in hand.
Sooner or later we were going to have to stand on our feet and suffer the consequences of our own decisions.
Unfortunately for the rest of us we were given to believe the Yanks had figured out history. They were wrong and we were wrong.
We are right to lose trust. We don't need to be nasty about it. Growing up and losing trust kind of go hand in hand.
Sooner or later we were going to have to stand on our feet and suffer the consequences of our own decisions.
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Maybe they should have spent a bit more time learning about yellow cake uranium and Niger over 20yrs ago when the most recent bleeding of US treasure started.
To be the world's Reserve Currency and the stay the Reserve Currency requires the continuous spending of copious amounts of money. They can make the choice to give up this mantel and pass it along to the next contender as is the process of following world history. Or, if they like, they can try Door #2 and attempt to black mail the rest of the western world into following their lead, to keep the music going, and have us spend our money with theirs in keeping the gig from being up for another decade or two.
During that time period, the next 1 to maybe 2 decades, they better hope that China self-implodes, effectively removing themselves from being the next contender.
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Ah, the irony. A Brit mad about being treated badly or not as an equal...
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China will implode, demographically and probably economically. The US today on the other hand is the best positioned country on the planet when it comes to demographics and geography - which means economically as well.
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Also, pissing about 12 billion to US Farmers one minute and then talking about applying even more tariffs on CDN Potash the next doesn't give anyone on this side of the border any warm and fuzzy feeling that the current administration has anything figured out on how not to piss away US taxpayer money.
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My problem is with those people that thought that if they got close to the treasury then they could buy themselves international power and influence off the backs of American storekeepers, farmers and factory workers.
Buying with other peoples' money and no personal consequences.
Foggy Bottom, Whitehall and Bytown. Same mob.
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It's the usual over emotional reaction where everyone is individually and personally offended how the US has "abandoned" it's allies. It's garbage fueled on by Trump's blunt approach and accelerated by media/political rivals.
Do any of you remember President George W Bush and what was said about him? This is similar only Trump provides more ammo and is an easier target.
I find it pathetic, weak, ignorant. Emotional outbursts and hurt feelings reports being filed on the daily all blaming DJT. The world is tough and we've been taken advantage of for a long time (like the US but in a different way). They are actually doing something about it, which is causing us do actually do something too. We are finally starting to do some of the things we ought to have been doing all along. I can't get mad at the catalyst for that. I have been angry at those who held us back all these years/decades.
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