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I have never set foot in the University of Oxford. or the city either. Above edited f9or clarity
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Funny really, the Socially Conservative DUP certainly makes very right wing noises but the Six Counties being distinctly pre-Thatcherite they have presided over a porky public sector 10% bigger than the Tartan Tories do and yet here is (economically) far to the SNP's right. David Cameron described N.I. as being like something from behind the Iron Curtain. SF the DUP's ruling partners in spreading English tax payers money, often to the not so needy, in practice are a pretty authoritarian bunch and wander well to the right economically down South. Just ask a dissident Republican.Thanks Crabbed One! Let's add a few more years of shifting further rightwards!
Britain in 2015
Thanks Crabbed One! Let's add a few more years of shifting further rightwards!
Britain in 2015
Barry Obama far to the right of Hitler and sniffing Mitt the Mormon's butt in Authoritarian terms. Where are they going to put Trump with his pandering to dictators, reheated Hooverism and wall fixation?
BNP more authoritarian than both Hitler and Stalin. Greens more libertarian that Gandhi. Right you are.
Somewhere outside of all the squares, I reckonBarry Obama far to the right of Hitler and sniffing Mitt the Mormon's butt in Authoritarian terms. Where are they going to put Trump with his pandering to dictators, reheated Hooverism and wall fixation?
we'll never know what the bnp would be like in power, but as to ghandi id expect his support for the caste system and racism might have affected his position
BNP more authoritarian than both Hitler and Stalin. Greens more libertarian that Gandhi. Right you are.
Well you're the expert. Perhaps they should ask you.
Merkelise for "Bring it on pissy pants."...
Merkel said she wouldn’t comment on Trump’s emerging policy agenda before his inauguration on Friday. Once he’s in office, Germany will seek to work with his administration “on all levels,” she said.
“He has now set out his positions once again, but they’ve been known for a while,” Merkel said. “My positions are also known.”
I thought Count Vlad had Werewolves and Vampires under his spell. Like Sauron.Putin has the night wolves,
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Oh yes, the icing on this turd filled fairy cake is that the ultimate owners of the CK group are Roarke Capital group. Roarke is the main fuck in the Fountainhead. Randists will be running the country, Shit the unmade bed
* apologies for the language
Sauron had neither werewolves nor vampires.I thought Count Vlad had Werewolves and Vampires under his spell. Like Sauron.
Putin has the night wolves, Trump has Bikers for Trump. great.
Because he's attacking the CIA?Trump Asks If Outgoing CIA Chief Was Leaker of ‘Fake News’
"Trump retorted to his 20 million Twitter followers, “@FoxNews ‘Outgoing CIA Chief, John Brennan, blasts Pres-Elect Trump on Russia threat. Does not fully understand.’ Oh really, couldn’t do much worse - just look at Syria (red line), Crimea, Ukraine and the build-up of Russian nukes. Not good! Was this the leaker of Fake News?”"
Trump accuses the outgoing CIA head cheese of being the source behind the salacious dossier of mostly bollocks, sprinkled with facts. Utter poison this trump
Sauron had neither werewolves nor vampires.
Well I never....sorry but I really can't allow the thread to disseminate such egregious fake-news without challenge :
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The comparison with Reagan is an interesting one. The old ham Reagan wasn't as clear a strategist as this suggest. He was a GOP outlier (not an insurgent outsider like Trump) regarded as dangerously hawkish in a time of MAD. He came quite near to unintentionally provoking a nuclear exchange with the USSR. He does seem to have been sensibly terrified of nuclear war. He was agile enough to embrace Gorbachov. A second term political flip-flop that really annoyed the hawkish new Republican establishment he created. His previous belligerence enabled that to an extent both domestically and in Moscow. He was lucky and seized the moment but that counts too in statesman....
Fourth, rather than creating a climate in which Russian violations of international norms are penalized — as was the case in the 1980s — Trump is creating a climate of Kremlin impunity. He is doing so by making clear that he has no desire to punish something so grave as interference in America’s democratic process, an approach contrary to some of the statements of his top appointed advisers. And he is also doing do by repeatedly stating that he plans to undertake counter-terrorism cooperation that will simply reward the butchery that Russian forces have helped perpetrate in Syria. Finally, although Trump has pledged to raise defense spending — a badly needed change that could be quite helpful in setting conditions for effective diplomacy with Moscow — he seems determined to race to the summit with Putin before this or any other move that might strengthen the U.S. position can take effect.
A smart diplomatic strategy would seek to maximize American power and leverage, and improve the collective force and solidity of America’s international coalition, prior to engaging a shrewd and ruthless tyrant. The idea that power and strength are prerequisites to effective deal-making made sense in Reagan’s day. It makes sense today, as well. Trump’s position, however, seems likely to demoralize America’s allies, weaken America’s negotiating position, and give Putin renewed international legitimacy and an end to punishing economic sanctions without exacting any sort of meaningful price. It seems incredible that there could even be a diplomatic strategy that would allow the United States to be bested by a country that has an economy the size of Spain’s and seems slated for continued, long-term economic and demographic decline. But if there is such a strategy, Trump seems bent on finding it.
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Donald Trump Expanding Scottish Golf Resort After Vowing Not To Make New Foreign Deals
“No new foreign deals ... whatsoever” apparently doesn’t include this one.
Excoriation is a word which should be used more frequentlyNot usually the biggest fan of Counterpunch but continuing the theme of critiques of progressive neoliberalism, a detailed and passionate excoriation of Obama from Yvette Carnell and Pascal Robert.