10-02-2017, 04:54 PM
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Could Trump force the issue
Sorry if this has been discussed elsewhere. We're all aware of conspiracy theories, especially in relation to 9/11 bombings.Since Trump seems to have his back to the wall over his ban of certain people from several countries (makes you wonder what he's really up tobehind this glorious high profile smokescreen, but that's for another thread), what do you think are the chances of the "creation" of another atrocity which would pretty much sew the deal in his favourite?
10-02-2017, 05:16 PM
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Re: Could Trump force the issue
His senior staff member already tried and made up something called the "Bowling Green Massacre," which is a nonexistent attack that Kellyanne Conway made up. Some who do not know that it was non existent claim the ban is justified after made up story was put out. The courts have now again supported a hold on the ban on legal grounds. Meanwhile, Trump and the same staff member are trying to drum up business for Trump's daughter's shoe and clothing line.
11-02-2017, 09:25 AM
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Re: Could Trump force the issue
Originally Posted by Dextrous
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Sorry if this has been discussed elsewhere. We're all aware of conspiracy theories, especially in relation to 9/11 bombings.Since Trump seems to have his back to the wall over his ban of certain people from several countries (makes you wonder what he's really up tobehind this glorious high profile smokescreen, but that's for another thread), what do you think are the chances of the "creation" of another atrocity which would pretty much sew the deal in his favourite?
11-02-2017, 09:31 AM
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Re: Could Trump force the issue
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Apparently he's now trying a second time and re-writing his executive order. I can't believe the idiocy of this, and the chagrin he must feel when the state courts and the Appeal courts slap him down a second time.
The Americans have a system where Judges(and Elected Very odd) are part of Government.
Trump will win on this and defeat the left wing scum minded people.
11-02-2017, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by galty
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That means nothing.The Americans have a system where Judges(and Elected Very odd) are part of Government.
Trump will win on this and defeat the left wing scum minded people.
On past performance he hasn't and nothing much has changed, leaving me to believe he will once again crash on the rocks of the appeal court(s).
11-02-2017, 11:03 AM
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Cannot figure out what all the fuss is about.Apparently it was only a short ban to get the security forces all working on the same page something Obama's lot had left is disarray.
Can't blame the guy for wanting to tidy things up.
Would you buy an old house and have visitors around straight away before you have sorted it out.
I certainly would not.
Well done Trump that's what I say and long may he rule its about time they had a guy in there that was not a puppet.
11-02-2017, 05:38 PM
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It seems that Trump's allegations of 'fake news' are, according to CNN, not quite so fake after all.http://www.aol.co.uk/video/cnn-us-in...-1609372028_uk
11-02-2017, 11:34 PM
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Re: Could Trump force the issue
America has three branches of government, executive, legislative, and judiciary. This is in order to insure checks and balances incase one branch, the executive in this case overreaches the law and provisions of the Constitution. Apparently, the Trump administration does not have the experience or expertise to vet his pronouncements and orders before he belches them out. With six multimillionaire Goldman Sachs members in his administration, hard to believe, isn't it?|
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