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I'm more disgusted that Trump won. I don't care much for Clinton, but at least she would have just been a tulip politician, rather than a fascist demagogue. Can't wait for the emergency suspension of elections and Enabling Act. -
To a Greek island she bought on the cheap?Originally posted by Mordac View PostAnd they should be really fun to watch. Merkel is already planning her retirement, I hear...
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I think they both have their own unique evilnesses - so it's hard to choose between them.Originally posted by Paddy View PostI think Trump is the lesser of the two evils.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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The Estonian government fell today and the new government is set to be led by a pro-Russian minority party. That was quick.Comment
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+100.Originally posted by LondonManc View PostI'm more concerned for the imbeciles who are disgusted that Clinton didn't win. I can't imagine what they see in her that's good, unless they're even more right wing than Trump's views and wanted her to fulfil her pledge to go to war with Iran and to kill Assange.
US backed wars in Libya and Syria. Russia-baiting. Overthrowing democractically elected governments in Egypt and Ukraine. Killarys been there, done that.
Add the Clintons legendary avarice, her secret speeches to Wall St bankers, her arrogance, her lies on the emails and general dislike of ordinary working class 'deplorable' Americans.
Yeah America has missed out on a really great President.
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So? Perhaps, within the confines of Estonia, there exists a pro-Russian minority that seeks representation?Originally posted by Old Greg View PostThe Estonian government fell today and the new government is set to be led by a pro-Russian minority party. That was quick.
Or is such a scenario only acceptable when the minority are Grauniad-reading, latte-slurping, pretentious champagne socialists?“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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Merely musing on the new world order, my fat little friend.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostSo? Perhaps, within the confines of Estonia, there exists a pro-Russian minority that seeks representation?
Or is such a scenario only acceptable when the minority are Grauniad-reading, latte-slurping, pretentious champagne socialists?Comment
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