Next thing you know these media companies will start claiming with zero evidence and unnamed sources that Trump was allied with Vladimir Putin and colluded with the Russian government to get elected!
If you lack the vocabulary to hold a debate, it's easier just to lob a piece of concrete thru a store window.
-Mark Steyn
Menelmacar wrote: ↑Tue Dec 22, 2020 6:04 pm
Next thing you know these media companies will start claiming with zero evidence and unnamed sources that Trump was allied with Vladimir Putin and colluded with the Russian government to get elected!
You see the Newsmax ankerman speaks there (half the video)
Most years we don't kick out sardonicly like 2020.
I watched the video. I do not watch Newsmax, so I do not have any kind of informed opinion as to what they said or did not say. I do not know if Mr. Cohen has a legitimate complaint or if he is just another liberal who wants to censor anything to which he disagrees.
If you lack the vocabulary to hold a debate, it's easier just to lob a piece of concrete thru a store window.
-Mark Steyn
Menelmacar wrote: ↑Tue Dec 22, 2020 8:36 pm
I watched the video. I do not watch Newsmax, so I do not have any kind of informed opinion as to what they said or did not say. I do not know if Mr. Cohen has a legitimate complaint or if he is just another liberal who wants to censor anything to which he disagrees.
Cohen daily debunks Trump Media: Not anymore Fox News but Newsmax and Aon. Both on Youtube. Surely Cohen is sponsort by Democrats. But nevertheless he lets play extensively the original Trump Media and then adds his comment on the second half. Here he found Trump Media has to publicly reject all the conspiracy theories of Powell, because the voting machine business is threatening with lawsuits.
Shall I edit my signiture like:
"Menelmacar says: these media companies will start claiming that Trump was allied with Vladimir Putin "
So, you can spare one post everytime you see a new one of mine?
Most years we don't kick out sardonicly like 2020.
In Tuesday night's message from the White House, the Republican president baulked at spending in the bill on other countries, arguing that the money should go to struggling Americans.
He said: "This bill contains $85.5m for assistance to Cambodia, $134m to Burma, $1.3bn for Egypt and the Egyptian military, which will go out and buy almost exclusively Russian military equipment, $25m for democracy and gender programmes in Pakistan, $505m to Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama."
The president questioned why the Kennedy Center in Washington DC was set to receive $40m when it is not open, and more than $1bn has been allocated to museums and galleries in the capital.
Mr Trump also concluded: "Congress found plenty of money for foreign countries, lobbyists and special interests, while sending the bare minimum to the American people who need it. It wasn't their fault. It was China's fault.
"I am asking Congress to amend this bill and increase the ridiculously low $600 to $2,000 or $4,000 for a couple.
"I'm also asking Congress to immediately get rid of the wasteful and unnecessary items from this legislation and to send me a suitable bill, or else the next administration will have to deliver a Covid relief package." .
"It's called the Covid relief bill, but it has almost nothing to do with Covid," he said.
"Defeat is a state of mind. No one is ever defeated, until defeat has been accepted as a reality." -- Bruce Lee
It's like a low murmur just below the surface. "We don't know what he might do," says one officer in the Pentagon. "We are in strange times," says another officer. Some senior military officers are trying to steer clear of the White House for the next month, rather than be in the President Donald Trump's orbit.
With just some 30 days to go before the US military watches its current commander in chief leave office, there is growing anxiety in the ranks about what Trump might do in these remaining days. Will the President order some unexpected military action, such as a strike on Iran, or will he somehow draw the military into his efforts to overthrow the election results?
It's a troubling enough scenario that military leaders have taken the unusual step of publicly stating that they will not play a role in deciding an American election.
"Defeat is a state of mind. No one is ever defeated, until defeat has been accepted as a reality." -- Bruce Lee
It's like a low murmur just below the surface. "We don't know what he might do," says one officer in the Pentagon. "We are in strange times," says another officer. Some senior military officers are trying to steer clear of the White House for the next month, rather than be in the President Donald Trump's orbit.
With just some 30 days to go before the US military watches its current commander in chief leave office, there is growing anxiety in the ranks about what Trump might do in these remaining days. Will the President order some unexpected military action, such as a strike on Iran, or will he somehow draw the military into his efforts to overthrow the election results?
It's a troubling enough scenario that military leaders have taken the unusual step of publicly stating that they will not play a role in deciding an American election.
The real anxiety is if Trump starts pulling troops out of the Military/Industrial/Intelligence war zones.
If you lack the vocabulary to hold a debate, it's easier just to lob a piece of concrete thru a store window.
-Mark Steyn
Any state of the art election machine should only output signed votes as valid. In case of manipulation the votes of this machine should be invalidated.
... but in times of #Solarwind one cannot underestimate U.S. coding style and digital procedures.
Most years we don't kick out sardonicly like 2020.
