23-04-2017, 11:09 AM
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Re: Donald Trump
Originally Posted by Mups
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I won't even read it Mark. It won't do me any favours worrying about things I cannot change.
23-04-2017, 11:12 AM
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Re: Donald Trump
Originally Posted by Tpin
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Mups, it's a story with absolutely no consequence...it's a claim made by a Spaniard that happens to be an unofficial ambassador to the west..whatever that may mean.
I still won't read it Tpin, I know I'm an uneducated ostrich, but at least I'm a happy one.
23-04-2017, 11:18 AM
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Re: Donald Trump
Originally Posted by AnnieS
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This is quite a good article on the subject as Reuters is slightly less politically fueled than other media. It appears that Trump has succumbed to the calm logic of Merkel. She has the respect of Putin and now she has developed a good relationship with Trump. I guess he only needs to do the maths to see it's more important to agree trade with the entire EU."A source close to the White House was quoted as saying that there had been a "realisation" in the Trump administration that a trade deal with the EU - allowing the tariff-free exchange of goods and services - was more important to U.S. interests than a post-Brexit deal with Britain."
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-us...-idUSKBN17O07Z
) but I call it being clever - perhaps 'wise' is a better word to use 
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23-04-2017, 11:20 AM
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Re: Donald Trump
Originally Posted by Mups
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I won't even read it Mark. It won't do me any favours worrying about things I cannot change.
Well done Mups for not reading it.
It is total rubbish.
You are at more risk from being hit on the head by a pink elephant falling from a passing alien spaceship.
23-04-2017, 11:21 AM
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Re: Donald Trump
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiWell done Mups for not reading it.
It is total rubbish.
You are at more risk from being hit on the head by a pink elephant falling from a passing alien spaceship.
Thank you treasure, and now I won't worry about the pink elephant either then.
23-04-2017, 11:26 AM
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Re: Donald Trump
To read it or not to read it that is the question ...Point I was making - and here it is again for those who can't seem to see any point I try to make was:
If Trump is easily influenced by news - and he is apparently - then I hope he doesn't read the Daily Express. My bad taste in humour kicking in once more
.Or perhaps you did get my point after all and I'm mistaken - yet again.
Such is life ...
23-04-2017, 11:26 AM
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Re: Donald Trump
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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There was outrage amongst the supporters of the 'nasty party' on here when Barack Obama announced that the UK would not be at the head of the queue for a trade deal with the US post Brexit.
What stuck out was that the "special relationship" Obama had always said existed between the US and UK was clearly a load of b*ll*cks if the UK was suddenly going to be thrust to the "back of the queue" as he put it.
They were childish comments, pathetic attempts to manipulate the minds of the UK populous during the referendum and quite obviously caused by a tangible fear that the "people" had had enough of a ruling elite and might vote for BrExit . . . which of course they did!
Hopefully Trump will dismantle a lot of the elite machinery and corrupt deals before he is . . . removed.
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