whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
Why would he? The oils companies are making more profit on lower outlays than before.. And he will be getting his pockets lined somehow, Maybe hotel bookings or Golf club memberships or stock tips..But it will be happening..😷
TheHammer · M
I'm sure he does but now he's stuck.
It's like me messing around with some dude at the school cafeteria to impress my friends. Then the dude gets up and he's six feet tall and full of muscles.
At that point I'm like...fuck..how do I get out of this one !!!
It's like me messing around with some dude at the school cafeteria to impress my friends. Then the dude gets up and he's six feet tall and full of muscles.
At that point I'm like...fuck..how do I get out of this one !!!
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@TheHammer I agree. However, one might hope that the American President might have thought that one through, before being that dumb..😷
TheHammer · M
@whowasthatmaskedman
Well my friend. That was a lot of hoping.
Well my friend. That was a lot of hoping.
Convivial · 26-30, F
In his simple mind it was I bomb them, they surrender and I'm a hero....
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@Convivial And Epstein is off the front page. And it will only cost a few American lives..😷
ArishMell · 70-79, M
Whether controlling oil supplies really was his object it seems only he might know. He issued assorted excuses, such as regime collapse, suggesting he did not really know what he wanted and how to achieve it.
Yes, he probably wants his war to end; but has no clear idea how, especially if he worries about making Iran and its proxies like the Houthis think they have somehow "won" something.
If anyone can be said to have won, eventually, it's likely to be whoever has lost less, rather than gained anything.
Yes, he probably wants his war to end; but has no clear idea how, especially if he worries about making Iran and its proxies like the Houthis think they have somehow "won" something.
If anyone can be said to have won, eventually, it's likely to be whoever has lost less, rather than gained anything.
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whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@ArishMell I agree. And his latest ploy is totry to have his 34 felony convictions reversed..They may come back to haunt him yet.. A reborn DOJ may seek to overturn the total lack of imposed sentence that the convictions carried..😷
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@whowasthatmaskedman I don't understand how the President of the USA seems so able to control the judiciary - especially for his own benefit.
Trump has taken this to very unhealthy levels but did the means to do already existed in part?
I know he has these curious rights of "executive order" and of pardon, but I don't know of any other democratic nation that has such things, at least not as a matter of course. President Trump did not invent them. They date from the nation's early days.
As I understand, the Executive Order is to allow the President to take rapid, important decisions forced by unexpected events, in the brief interregnum between his installation in office, and the new government and parliament forming.
A pardon though, totally overturns a sentence passed in a Court of Law that should be totally independent of government. The Court is accountable to government to the extent of ensuring it acts lawfully itself, and the government not the judiciary creates or revokes individual laws beyond case-law level; but why would a country give its leader the right to intervene in trials and sentences?
Trump has taken this to very unhealthy levels but did the means to do already existed in part?
I know he has these curious rights of "executive order" and of pardon, but I don't know of any other democratic nation that has such things, at least not as a matter of course. President Trump did not invent them. They date from the nation's early days.
As I understand, the Executive Order is to allow the President to take rapid, important decisions forced by unexpected events, in the brief interregnum between his installation in office, and the new government and parliament forming.
A pardon though, totally overturns a sentence passed in a Court of Law that should be totally independent of government. The Court is accountable to government to the extent of ensuring it acts lawfully itself, and the government not the judiciary creates or revokes individual laws beyond case-law level; but why would a country give its leader the right to intervene in trials and sentences?
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@ArishMell I could just say "Ïts complicated". But it boils down to the fact that if the US had a Parliamentary system of government, it would have been harder to co opt it, the way Trump and his MAGA Republicans have. Make no mistake, this is a well thought out, well executed plan to turn America into an Oligarchy.. And Trump is the perfect patsy. He is the disaster that the people behind him will step up to fix.. and take power doing it..😷
PicturesOfABetterTomorrow · 41-45, M
I think he desperately wants his war of choice to end. The problem is he wants it to end on terms completely divorced from objective reality.







