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kimbersFull Member
Meuller must have some proper dirt on him in those bank records !
Maybe he’s just so desperate to leave a legacy that he thinks this might work out well 😉
thegreatapeFree MemberI think he just craves people hollering and whooping and clapping him. There are enough people in America to provide this for him in response to his otherwise inexplicable stupidity. I reckon.
oldmanmtbFree MemberInteresting decision by the Donald…. not sure what he gains from it? Must be some profit in it somewhere I just can’t see it?
May be it’s the Profit Mohamed?
Did you see that, word play innit
NorthwindFull MemberNinfan’s post is actually pretty funny, and it’s good to know that the needless destabilisation of the middle east won’t just cause misery.
PoopscoopFull Membermikey74 – Member
To quote Michael Caine:“Some men just want to watch the World Burn”
I agree. I think it’s that simple.
frankconwayFull MemberHe doesn’t understand the implications of any of his actions.
It’s all about his ‘place in history’.
It’s well documented he has no interest in detail, limited understanding of US history; no interest in international affairs – unless they involve women.
Will he accept responsibility for the fallout which will result from this and for the vapourisation of any peace accord between palestine & israel?
Hmmmm – no; the odious cretin will attempt to take credit for anything positive and deny responsibility for anything negative; as he does with everything he says and does.ninfanFree MemberObama ambassador to Israel says it isn’t a big deal 🙂
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEPWBKlg_lA[/video]
mikewsmithFree MemberWell everybody else does, what your point there? Is it that Obama was just as bad or that Trump got let off?
It’s a terrible idea and is making provoking people.
mikewsmithFree MemberAnd for a step by step guide to why it is a problem the ABC has a nice article to read.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-07/why-trump-recognising-jerusalem-as-israels-capital-is-complex/9236268nickcFull MemberEh? Trumps siding with the Israelis?
Worst
Nazi
Ever!Just so we’re all clear on what Trump’s Alt right Nazi sympathiser friends think about Israeli
Richard Spencer, one of the leaders of the Charlottesville rally, gave an astonishing example of this, saying “antisemites for Israel” philosophy. “Jews are vastly over-represented in what you would call ‘the establishment’ and white people are being dispossessed from this country,” he said of the US. Yet he continued: “An Israeli citizen, someone who has a sense of nationhood and peoplehood, and the history and experience of the Jewish people, you should respect someone like me who has analogue feelings about whites. You could say I am a white Zionist – in the sense that I care about my people, I want us to have a secure homeland for us and ourselves. Just like you want a secure homeland in Israel.”
For those not so up to date on the who’s who of American Nazi’s (and why would you be) Richard Spencer is the man who chanted “Heil Trump” during a Washington rally. His followers responded with the Nazi salute…
jambalayaFree MemberWell done to Trump on Israel, he has significant cross party support too. He’s also working on ending funding to Palestinian Authority who divert aid money to pay terrorists. As the UK government said Jerusalem will be the Israeli capital in any two state solution – so why not recognise it now ? It’s been the Jew’s capital for 3000 years. When the Palestinjans are prepared to come to negotiations and end terrorism maybe they’ll get their recognition too. Their experience is clear, the longer they repeat the “Three Nos” the less they get and the further away from their goal they become
Terrorists intent on the destruction of Israel have responded by saying there will be more terrorism. Not a big surpirse there and any real difference at all ? Hamas have been calling for the “third Intifada” for 2 years
Trump a man good to his word and getting the job done
Travel Ban confirmed by Supreme Court
Wall in progress (much more to do)
Significant and transformational tax reform
Obama Care – currently blocked by Republicans who don’t think Trump is radical enough
Recognition of Jerusalem as capital and movement of Embassy (first legislated for under Bill Clinton)BigDummyFree MemberInteresting article here on American Evangelicals and Israel.
It’s conceivable that he (and Kushner?) are just calculating that peace is impossible and the only real endgame is the full displacement of the remaining Palestinians so he may as well get the kudos from his base for backing the Israelis as fully as possible. 😐
kimbersFull MemberYep he’s managed to unite the entire world in condemnation (apart from the Philippines & Czech republic!)
Similarly with his Muslim ban.It’s almost as if he wants to promote division….
Speaking of which how’s the wall and have Mexico paid yet?
mikewsmithFree MemberTrump a man good to his word and getting the job done
Travel Ban confirmed by Supreme Court
Wall in progress (much more to do)
Significant and transformational tax reform
Obama Care – currently blocked by Republicans who don’t think Trump is radical enough
Recognition of Jerusalem as capital and movement of Embassy (first legislated for under Bill Clinton)
Yep in 11 months that is all he has achieved. Startling how little progress he has made despite having full control of both houses – embarrassing really.On the move and getting other people involved to justif things….
In 1993, former president Bill Clinton also came to office saying he supported ‘the principle’ of moving the US embassy to Jerusalem
But this wasn’t a promise. In 2000, in his last year as president, Mr Clinton told Israeli reporters:
“I have always wanted to move our embassy to west Jerusalem. We have a designated site there. I have not done so because I didn’t want to do anything to undermine our ability to help to broker a secure and fair and lasting peace for Israelis and for Palestinians.
Meanwhile the world condemns him
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-07/donald-trump-recognises-jerusalem-as-israels-capital/9234228We know you are very pro israel and can’t acknowledge any thing they do as bad but this is not a one sided problem and it can’t be fixed from one side. Until significant pressure is put on israel nothing will change. Pandering to them and rewarding them will not help the situation.
enfhtFree MemberEh? Trumps siding with the Israelis?
Worst
Nazi
Ever!😆
And since when has Trump been ‘friends’ with Richard Spencer?
The black panthers supported Obama so by that measure Obama is a black supremacist 😆 (as well as a race baiter)
Let’s hope Trump goes after Venezuela next and we can all watch Corbyn/McDonald go into complete meltdown. Might need a lot of popcorn 😆
bruneepFull Memberhttps://www.politico.com/story/2017/12/06/donald-trump-privilege-questions-284841
😀 since when was either of them a lawyer?
mikewsmithFree MemberI wonder if his last tweet will read
“Biggest crowd ever for a sentencing hearing”and on the not wanting to talk about what was said in the meeting, I think the words were if there is nothing to hide then why not just tell us, no smoke without fire or are we still sticking with
jambalayaFree MemberThe BBC is starting to get it. Middle East priorities are Iran and from Gulf’s perspective Qatari support of terrorism
As custodians of Islam’s holy sites, Jordan and Saudi Arabia have issued warnings that this move could inflame the Muslim world.
But the Arab revolutions have shifted priorities away from the Palestinian cause towards containing Iran, especially among the Gulf states.
For that they have formed a quiet intelligence co-operation with Israel, and need Mr Trump onside.If the Gulf Arab leaders make a lot of noise over Jerusalem but take no action, it will be further proof of a new Middle East.
ninfanFree MemberInteresting, turns out that this comes within days of The King of Jordan visiting US on a working visit.
http://www.jordantimes.com/news/local/king-heads-us-working-visit
Go figure…
mikewsmithFree MemberAmazingly a response nobody could even have anticipated
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-07/hamas-leader-calls-for-new-uprising/9238346The Palestinian militant group Hamas has called for a new uprising against Israel after US President Donald Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as the Israeli capital.
Endorsing the illegal occupation of Jerusalem leads to more trouble. If only there were some people who could have advised him.
franksinatraFull MemberI’ve missed the past 300 or so pages of this thread so excuse my ignorance but, quick question please. Is jambalaya trolling or is he actually a Trump fan?
TenuousFree MemberI’ve missed the past 300 or so pages of this thread so excuse my ignorance but, quick question please. Is jambalaya trolling or is he actually a Trump fan?
You’re assuming it can’t be both.
deviantFree MemberAs custodians of Islam’s holy sites, Jordan and Saudi Arabia have issued warnings that this move could inflame the Muslim world.
The Palestinian militant group Hamas has called for a new uprising against Israel after US President Donald Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as the Israeli capital.
Endorsing the illegal occupation of Jerusalem leads to more trouble.
What!?
That doesn’t sound like our peace loving Muslim friends.
mikewsmithFree MemberAh Katie Hopkins is back.
Taking one side in the middle east is like playing parents off against each other. Pointless and stupid.BoardinBobFull MemberAlmost unanimous global condemnation of Trump’s announcement yesterday, yet one of our resident clownshoes applauds it. Away back under your bridge.
deviantFree MemberTrump has been decisive, some other world leaders could learn a thing or two.
God knows the Jews deserve a country and Jerusalem is the logical capital of that country.
After their shocking treatment in ww2 youd think this is the least the world could do for them….wouldn’t you expect their friendly religious, peace loving neighbours to feel the same way?mikewsmithFree MemberIt isn’t really if you had any knowledge of the history of the region. It’s a site that is massively significant to 3 global religions who all have strong ties to the sites there.
Perhaps you should take the time to learn something
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-12-07/why-trump-recognising-jerusalem-as-israels-capital-is-complex/9236268Jerusalem is not only a Jewish city
About one in five Israelis are in fact Israeli Arabs — effectively Palestinians who have Israeli citizenship.
And beyond the “green line” that separates Israel from occupied territory, Palestinians still make up much, if not most, of the population in East Jerusalem.
For them, it is unthinkable that their own capital in a future state could be anywhere but Jerusalem.
Jerusalem is sacred not just to Jews
The old, walled city of Jerusalem is sacred not just to Jews, but equally to Muslims and Christians.
The Western Wall pre-dates both Christianity and Islam. The Church of the Holy Sepulchre is where Christians believe Jesus was crucified.
And the Al Aqsa mosque and famous gold-roofed Dome of the Rock represent the third most holy site in the world for Muslims, after Mecca and Medina.
Although Israel controls access to the Temple Mount, above the Western Wall, an Islamic trust known as the Waqf retains authority over the Muslim holy sites.
Indeed, so volatile are the sensitivities over the site, Jews allowed onto the Temple Mount under strict controls are banned from overtly praying.
The sight of Jews even bowing their heads in prayer has led to violence in the past.
As for the peace loving people of the region neither side is innocent. There are atrocities being carried out by both sides. Why pick one?
ninfanFree MemberLet’s see if we can guess which former President said this:
Let me be clear. Israel’s security is sacrosanct. It is non-negotiable. The Palestinians need a state that is contiguous and cohesive, and that allows them to prosper — but any agreement with the Palestinian people must preserve Israel’s identity as a Jewish state, with secure, recognised and defensible borders. Jerusalem will remain the capital of Israel and it must remain undivided“
deviantFree MemberWhy pick one?….
….perhaps because of this:
above the Western Wall, an Islamic trust known as the Waqf retains authority over the Muslim holy sites.
Indeed, so volatile are the sensitivities over the site, Jews allowed onto the Temple Mount under strict controls are banned from overtly praying.
The sight of Jews even bowing their heads in prayer has led to violence in the past.
How delightfully tolerant…not even allowed to bow your head FFS…but every other religion is expected to tolerate halal slaughter, subjugation of women, the burqa, open homophobia, etc from Muslims…lovely, coming to a town near you soon.
Perhaps if Islam had been through a reformation or enlightenment like the other two monotheistic religions we wouldn’t have so many problems….but it didn’t, it’s backwards and if it’s followers can’t see that then nuke the middle east of the barbarians and start again.
GrahamSFull MemberHow delightfully tolerant…not even allowed to bow your head FFS..
Yeah you’d never get Christians doing that sort of thing at a holy site in Jerusalem, like for instance beating the crap out of each other because someone moved a chair or a small wooden ladder:
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8S1_m-aPz4M[/video]
mikewsmithFree MemberI expect deviant there would be calm and restrained when somebody invaded his home took his land and forced him out to a refugee camp.
pk13Full Memberno surprise that the crowds are massing and clashes reported.
at least trumps making an impact in the stone throwing and flag burning industry. all those miners can start selling coal to the Arabs for chucking at the Israel police.franksinatraFull MemberI wonder what that nice Mr.Mueller is up to.
and that is the very point isn’t it? Today, we are not talking about it.
The terrifying question is though what measures will Trump have to take to distract the world when Mueller really gets going?
akiraFull MemberEven when Trump gets what he deserves the damage he has done will take a long time to heal. I’m wondering what the death toll for the health insurance fiasco will be.
bennyboy1Free MemberPerhaps if
IslamDeviant and people like him had been through a reformation or enlightenment likethe other two monotheistic religionsother rational people we wouldn’t have so many problems….butit didn’the hasn’t,it’she’s backwards…There fixed.
ninfanFree MemberI expect deviant there would be calm and restrained when somebody invaded his home took his land and forced him out to a refugee camp.
Somewhat of a misrepresentation of what happened in 1967, isn’t it? You also appear to have missed what happened to the residents of the Jewish Quarter between 1948 when East Jerusalem was occupied by Jordan and 67 when it was “illegally occupied” by Israel (after being attacked unprovoked by, well, everyone else in the region combined, with the intent of pushing them into the Sea) I wonder what would have happened to the Israelis if that had been sucessful – despite the fact that the invasion was to sieze land that had almost entirely been bought fair and square off the Arabs (And I’ll call them Arabs, because of course, they werent Palestinians, they were Arab residents of the Ottoman empire, Palestine was a region, not a country)
“For the first time in 1,000 years not a single Jew remains in the Jewish Quarter. Not a single building remains intact. This makes the Jews’ return here impossible.”
Tell me, what were the Jews from Jerusalems Jewish Quarter supposed to do? remain calm and restrained when somebody invaded their home, took their land and forced them out to a refugee camp?
There are atrocities being carried out by both sides. Why pick one?
Indeed – so why do you always appear to side with the anti-semites?
maxtorqueFull MemberThe very reason the vast majority of sensible, smart and educated people recommend a “cautious” approach to the situation in the Middle East is very much because it is a complex, multifaceted and historical problem. It isn’t going to be solved tomorrow, and it certainly isn’t going to be solved by a single state making some (pretty much pointless) statement that helps no cause but their own.
Trump, is an idiot, he has poor judgement and is incapable of making a rational, logical decision. In fact, he is entirely “reactive”. His “policies” consist of short outbursts on what ever he has just been talking about with whoever last spoke to him.
We shouldn’t be surprised that he announces the “Best thing since sliced bread” today, only to do a complete about-face tomorrow when he finds out there is something better (usually something that makes him richer, makes him have more “power” or something that can make him look more “right” about something.)
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