Yup. Koreans are smart. They know that if you butter Trump up, you can get (and get away with) anything.
Someone posted: give Trump a gold toilet and become his pal.
He has some thing with toilets that no one really understands. Like even his closest confidants (Epstein, Guiliani, S. Miller, Putin, Loomer, etc.) wonder what the hell is up with that. It's really weird.
I AM SEEKING ASYLUM IN THE U.S. My name is Naomi Seibt, I am the 1st German applying for asylum under President Trump due to political persecution. As a free speech advocate and supporter of the AfD party, I am the target of • intelligence surveillance • state media defamation • ANTIFA threats Thanks to @elonmusk , I received a voice on X and was able to help make the AfD party internationally popular. The German government is supporting left-wing vioIence, covering up MIGRANT CRlMES and silencing dissidents with mass house raids. The tax-funded propaganda media monopolize the narrative and defame the Trump administration - even Charlie Kirk - constantly. As a representative for Germany’s leading alternative media outlet @Deu_Kurier , I vow to expose the TRUTH. Only the AfD can save Germany. Thank you for your attention.
Trump: the Middle East ... if they’re not good, they’re going to be terminated.
^ Nothing screams Peace Prize more than this.
Well, this is Trump, so something actually does, namely: If we claim that you're running drugs to the U.S. in a small boat 1,500 miles from Florida, we'll murder you, and then show off about it - ON VIDEO - on social media.
Someone posted: give Trump a gold toilet and become his pal.
He has some thing with toilets that no one really understands. Like even his closest confidants (Epstein, Guiliani, S. Miller, Putin, Loomer, etc.) wonder what the hell is up with that. It's really weird.
Important, long-overdue questions about that bathroom:
1) The waste basket seems to big, too thin-sided, and too strange. At best, it seems like a very cheap, excessively large basket you might see in a gas station bathroom.
2) What's barely visible in the strangely-large space between the wall and the back of the toilet? The top of a beat up box, or something far more sinister?
3) Why is the shower curtain so damn tall? Was it designed as Baron's shower? Or, again, something far more sinister? (aliens?)
4) Why are the boxes, just TS stuff, we understand, piled SO high in the back of the shower? Wasn't Walt in charge of safety? Looks unsafe.
5) Most importantly, you know that scene in the fairly recent James Bond movie where the villain puts James in a chair and swings a wad of something into his an** over and over again? Right, that one. The thing dangling over the toilet looks like a fake crystal version of that instrument of torture.
Well, this is Trump, so something actually does, namely: If we claim that you're running drugs to the U.S. in a small boat 1,500 miles from Florida, we'll murder you, and then show off about it - ON VIDEO - on social media.
This ain't the olden days. The Nobel committee doesn't just want to see some dry text. They want a portfolio. Full color video of you incinerating some possible fishermen is exactly the kind of thing they're looking for.
2) Ukraine ain't so bad. Roll out the red carpet. Etc.
3) Gaza wasn't so bad. Bibi mostly did a good job, even in the re-arranging the rubble stage of the war. Not that many kids starved. Aid? We might get to it. Condo dreaming.
4) Threaten Panama, Canada, and Greenland/Denmark.
5) Threaten or do troops in the street in LA, DC, Chicago, Portland, San Fran, Memphis, etc.
The nation’s largest employers have a new message for office workers: help not wanted. Amazon.com said this week that it would cut 14,000 corporate jobs, with plans to eliminate as much as 10% of its white-collar workforce eventually. United Parcel Service UPS 1.22%increase; green up pointing triangle said Tuesday that it had reduced its management workforce by about 14,000 positions over the past 22 months, days after the retailer Target said it would cut 1,800 corporate roles. Earlier in October, white-collar workers from companies including Rivian Automotive, Molson Coors TAP -2.50%decrease; red down pointing triangle, Booz Allen Hamilton and General Motors received pink slips—or learned that they would come soon.
Added up, tens of thousands of newly laid off white-collar workers in America are entering a stagnant job market with seemingly no place for them.
I wish Americans still wanted freedom and democracy. Atleast you could give back the country to the indigenous people and go back to where your ancestors came from?
The nation’s largest employers have a new message for office workers: help not wanted. Amazon.com said this week that it would cut 14,000 corporate jobs, with plans to eliminate as much as 10% of its white-collar workforce eventually. United Parcel Service UPS 1.22%increase; green up pointing triangle said Tuesday that it had reduced its management workforce by about 14,000 positions over the past 22 months, days after the retailer Target said it would cut 1,800 corporate roles. Earlier in October, white-collar workers from companies including Rivian Automotive, Molson Coors TAP -2.50%decrease; red down pointing triangle, Booz Allen Hamilton and General Motors received pink slips—or learned that they would come soon.
Added up, tens of thousands of newly laid off white-collar workers in America are entering a stagnant job market with seemingly no place for them.
This is a real quandary because the stock market is humming along quite well thanks to the very AI that is putting people out of work. Trump gets credit for the economy outside the "No Kings" crowd thanks to the market, but signs of future pain are already here. What policy is he supposed to pursue to steward the economy?
The more I think about it, the more obvious it seems that there is a random element to the economy that is actually independent of policy. Bill Clinton is thought to have had a strong economy, but it was so poor in his first term that it looked like he was a certain one term President after he took office. In his second term, the dotcom era happened, and we give him credit for it to this day.
Then George W Bush took office and the bubble burst. If not for September 11, he might have been a one termer. Then the housing market boomed and busted in term two and he left office with the lowest approval rating of any US President.
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The nation’s largest employers have a new message for office workers: help not wanted. Amazon.com said this week that it would cut 14,000 corporate jobs, with plans to eliminate as much as 10% of its white-collar workforce eventually. United Parcel Service UPS 1.22%increase; green up pointing triangle said Tuesday that it had reduced its management workforce by about 14,000 positions over the past 22 months, days after the retailer Target said it would cut 1,800 corporate roles. Earlier in October, white-collar workers from companies including Rivian Automotive, Molson Coors TAP -2.50%decrease; red down pointing triangle, Booz Allen Hamilton and General Motors received pink slips—or learned that they would come soon.
Added up, tens of thousands of newly laid off white-collar workers in America are entering a stagnant job market with seemingly no place for them.
This is a real quandary because the stock market is humming along quite well thanks to the very AI that is putting people out of work. Trump gets credit for the economy outside the "No Kings" crowd thanks to the market, but signs of future pain are already here. What policy is he supposed to pursue to steward the economy?
The more I think about it, the more obvious it seems that there is a random element to the economy that is actually independent of policy. Bill Clinton is thought to have had a strong economy, but it was so poor in his first term that it looked like he was a certain one term President after he took office. In his second term, the dotcom era happened, and we give him credit for it to this day.
Then George W Bush took office and the bubble burst. If not for September 11, he might have been a one termer. Then the housing market boomed and busted in term two and he left office with the lowest approval rating of any US President.
trump is the luckiest SOB ever. He does 12 things to kill the economy but he lucks into an AI CapEx boom that is holding up the economy almost single handedly.
Without the AI boom, we'd be in a recession because of Trump's tariffs, deportations, crazy government, trade war, etc.
The nation’s largest employers have a new message for office workers: help not wanted. Amazon.com said this week that it would cut 14,000 corporate jobs, with plans to eliminate as much as 10% of its white-collar workforce eventually. United Parcel Service UPS 1.22%increase; green up pointing triangle said Tuesday that it had reduced its management workforce by about 14,000 positions over the past 22 months, days after the retailer Target said it would cut 1,800 corporate roles. Earlier in October, white-collar workers from companies including Rivian Automotive, Molson Coors TAP -2.50%decrease; red down pointing triangle, Booz Allen Hamilton and General Motors received pink slips—or learned that they would come soon.
Added up, tens of thousands of newly laid off white-collar workers in America are entering a stagnant job market with seemingly no place for them.
This Administrations Oligarchy is only for billionaires. Preferably tens of billions are needed to find favor in Trump 2.0.
So many Trump voters that make $150,000-$500,000 thought they would be part of the Trump train. Part of the club. Part of Trumps team. A protected group because they voted Trump.
It is gonna be a rude awakening to learn that authoritarians keep a very tight circle of favoritism. And they are gonna be in the same boat as everyone else as Trump sells off America for parts.
The nation’s largest employers have a new message for office workers: help not wanted. Amazon.com said this week that it would cut 14,000 corporate jobs, with plans to eliminate as much as 10% of its white-collar workforce eventually. United Parcel Service UPS 1.22%increase; green up pointing triangle said Tuesday that it had reduced its management workforce by about 14,000 positions over the past 22 months, days after the retailer Target said it would cut 1,800 corporate roles. Earlier in October, white-collar workers from companies including Rivian Automotive, Molson Coors TAP -2.50%decrease; red down pointing triangle, Booz Allen Hamilton and General Motors received pink slips—or learned that they would come soon.
Added up, tens of thousands of newly laid off white-collar workers in America are entering a stagnant job market with seemingly no place for them.
This is a real quandary because the stock market is humming along quite well thanks to the very AI that is putting people out of work. Trump gets credit for the economy outside the "No Kings" crowd thanks to the market, but signs of future pain are already here. What policy is he supposed to pursue to steward the economy?
The more I think about it, the more obvious it seems that there is a random element to the economy that is actually independent of policy. Bill Clinton is thought to have had a strong economy, but it was so poor in his first term that it looked like he was a certain one term President after he took office. In his second term, the dotcom era happened, and we give him credit for it to this day.
Then George W Bush took office and the bubble burst. If not for September 11, he might have been a one termer. Then the housing market boomed and busted in term two and he left office with the lowest approval rating of any US President.
What the market is doing is a small part of the economy. Granted, if it were doing poorly it could expedite a disaster and we have another depression, but too many use it as a barometer of what's going on with most people's day to day financial life.
If people feel their own personal situation financially is being hurt by the current admin, they will vote against the current admin. Polls seem to indicate a lot of people aint happy with the price of whatever goods they want to buy are. So it's not so rosy.
He has some thing with toilets that no one really understands. Like even his closest confidants (Epstein, Guiliani, S. Miller, Putin, Loomer, etc.) wonder what the hell is up with that. It's really weird.
Important, long-overdue questions about that bathroom:
1) The waste basket seems to big, too thin-sided, and too strange. At best, it seems like a very cheap, excessively large basket you might see in a gas station bathroom.
2) What's barely visible in the strangely-large space between the wall and the back of the toilet? The top of a beat up box, or something far more sinister?
3) Why is the shower curtain so damn tall? Was it designed as Baron's shower? Or, again, something far more sinister? (aliens?)
4) Why are the boxes, just TS stuff, we understand, piled SO high in the back of the shower? Wasn't Walt in charge of safety? Looks unsafe.
5) Most importantly, you know that scene in the fairly recent James Bond movie where the villain puts James in a chair and swings a wad of something into his an** over and over again? Right, that one. The thing dangling over the toilet looks like a fake crystal version of that instrument of torture.
What the HELL was going on around that toilet ???
Why is the shower curtain drawn? Makes no sense. A lot of things in that bathroom make no sense.
Important, long-overdue questions about that bathroom:
1) The waste basket seems to big, too thin-sided, and too strange. At best, it seems like a very cheap, excessively large basket you might see in a gas station bathroom.
2) What's barely visible in the strangely-large space between the wall and the back of the toilet? The top of a beat up box, or something far more sinister?
3) Why is the shower curtain so damn tall? Was it designed as Baron's shower? Or, again, something far more sinister? (aliens?)
4) Why are the boxes, just TS stuff, we understand, piled SO high in the back of the shower? Wasn't Walt in charge of safety? Looks unsafe.
5) Most importantly, you know that scene in the fairly recent James Bond movie where the villain puts James in a chair and swings a wad of something into his an** over and over again? Right, that one. The thing dangling over the toilet looks like a fake crystal version of that instrument of torture.
What the HELL was going on around that toilet ???
Why is the shower curtain drawn? Makes no sense. A lot of things in that bathroom make no sense.
Who knows? why do Jews vote for a Muslim who contacts w terrorists in NYC, you tell me. Can’t make it up, Dems are fkng insane. Trying to spin the shutdown on MAGA but nobody takes them seriously anymore. A bunch of deadbeats.
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Important, long-overdue questions about that bathroom:
1) The waste basket seems to big, too thin-sided, and too strange. At best, it seems like a very cheap, excessively large basket you might see in a gas station bathroom.
2) What's barely visible in the strangely-large space between the wall and the back of the toilet? The top of a beat up box, or something far more sinister?
3) Why is the shower curtain so damn tall? Was it designed as Baron's shower? Or, again, something far more sinister? (aliens?)
4) Why are the boxes, just TS stuff, we understand, piled SO high in the back of the shower? Wasn't Walt in charge of safety? Looks unsafe.
5) Most importantly, you know that scene in the fairly recent James Bond movie where the villain puts James in a chair and swings a wad of something into his an** over and over again? Right, that one. The thing dangling over the toilet looks like a fake crystal version of that instrument of torture.
What the HELL was going on around that toilet ???
Why is the shower curtain drawn? Makes no sense. A lot of things in that bathroom make no sense.
Hey Runkin,
Not looking good for Lindsey Halogen bulb... Judge that is deciding whether she should be in her position has ordered all the grand jury documents to determine what if anything that Lindsey did during the hearings. And she doesn't even identify her by name or her title of Attorney General. She says she wants to know everything that the "indictment signer" did at those proceedings... Sending up a smoke signal that she knows this insurance lawyer of Trump is an illegal appointment.
