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That post wasn't by me, it was that imposter again. I wouldn't post rubbish like that!
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Stop bashing us senile old gits! It is only us who have the right perspective on the world! I mean to say, what else matters but glue sticks? Or was it red pepper?
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well that is a nail in his coffin
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-b2578248.html
Oh to have Starmer insist its false!
Joe Biden is not senile and has been on “good form” at the Nato summit, Sir Keir Starmer has said, as concerns grow about the US President’s mental fitness.
The Prime Minister defended Mr Biden’s leadership credentials amid questions about his cognitive health, which have intensified since criticism of his performance in a TV debate against Donald Trump.
The president, 81, is seeking re-election in November despite discontent within the Democrat ranks about his suitability for a second term in office.
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I read the WSJ article that the Fail has extrapolated and mangled to its own needs, in its usual fashion. They have no quotes or documents from any actual people that prove the hearsay, just vague "officials said" type comments. Certainly he delegated a lot of issues to his team, but there's nothing wrong with that. Maybe the WSJ is right, but it just seems to be a right-wing publication trying to build a shock piece out of not much concrete information.Originally posted by vetran View Posthttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ice-coach.html
four years to look and the best they could find was Kamala???





It could be that Biden wasn't getting enough covfefe, of course.
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Well as above he has made more impact before he takes office than Biden ever did.Originally posted by NotAllThereMy you live in interesting times.
As I recall, Reagan's senility was covered up for quite a while. I'm sure Trump's will be.
If it is a weekend at Donnie's it seems to be working!Last edited by vetran; 20 December 2024, 13:27.
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It was more the duplicity of the US Political class but turn it into an anti Trump rant..Originally posted by NotAllThereWe've got another four years of it.
Of course Trump's brain isn't missing. It's just been swapped with Bill the Cat's.
Oddly Hamas and most of the bad actors in the ME are already suing for peace and Trump hasn't even stepped up. They know Israel will be getting serious support in January.
Ukraine is getting more support.
UN is reconsidering its position after US Politicians point out they were guilty of many things.
Musk is frightening the civil service.
Should be an interesting few years.
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Seriously no one? The leader of the free world was elected incapacitated and it was covered up?
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The presidents brain is missing
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ice-coach.html
four years to look and the best they could find was Kamala???White House Biden health cover-up blown wide open in bombshell report: Joe was senile from day one of presidency




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