OFFICIAL LRC President Donald Trump SECOND TERM Thread

I'm pretty sure that was the joke...

You forgot Columbia, Panama, Mexico and Gaza.

And Iceland to better protect Greenland from Scandinavians, British, Scots, Irish, Welsh, and the French.

And SV will continue repeating the same stupid shit as long as people are stupid enough to respond to it. Responses are what a troll lives for.

Art of the Deal should be filed in the fiction section.

….and every other country where we have, or want, a military base.

Cuz renting just suc*s compared to OWNING !!!

The supposed issue is the arctic, so please add Norway and Finland.

The pseudo fiction section.

Pseudo fiction: a genre that blends fictional elements with real events or historical contexts, to mislead readers about the authenticity of the narrative. It creates a sense of realism while distorting facts for entertainment purposes.

Welker: " If the United States were to take Greenland by force, how would that be different than Russia's annexation of Crimea?"

Bessent: "I believe that the Europeans will understand that this is best for Greenland, best for Europe, and best for the United States."

That's Colombia, my dude. He wouldn't want Columbia. Too many smart people there.

A French media report says Ukrainian intelligence stopped sharing high-value intelligence with the U.S. after concluding American leaks were reaching Moscow, citing a severe breakdown of trust during the Trump administration. The claim is attributed to senior Ukrainian intelligence leaders

US technology depends on Taiwan... Why do you call people fools when they state facts? Facts are facts weather a person likes the facts or not...

Go for the cup instead of jello today.

Yeah, the relationship with Ukraine won't just be "10% for the big guy" anymore. If Ukraine doesn't give us what we want, why should we help them?

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"Mr. Trump makes one believe for a moment in the American dream again" - New York Times

https://www.nytimes.com/1987/12/07/books/books-of-the-times-775087.html

Fred Wellman
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Never in the history of ever have the masked men demanding to see your papers been the good guys.
They aren’t now either.
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He's smarter than Mayor Koch, of whom Mr. Trump writes: ''Koch has achieved something quite miraculous. He's presided over an administration that is both pervasively corrupt and totally incompetent.'' He's smarter than the tenants of 100 Central Park South, who, by beating Mr. Trump in his attempt to have them evicted, forced him to make even more money out of Trump Parc than he would have had he succeeded in his original plans.

Well, maybe ''smarter'' isn't quite the word. He writes: ''More than anything else, I think deal-making is an ability you're born with. It's in the genes. I don't say that egotistically. It's not about being brilliant. It does take a certain intelligence, but mostly it's about instincts.'' Whatever it is, Mr. Trump has what it takes, and he's the first to say so.

In short, ''Trump'' is a display of the author's not inconsiderable ego. And he's got a lot to be egotistical about, particularly in the elemental terms he keeps track of such things. He's makes more money: ''. . . much more than I'll ever need,'' he writes. He builds higher buildings - the highest one in the world, if he can ever get approval for his development on Manhattan's Upper West Side.

Most impressively, he does these things with elegant simplicity. Mr. Trump's best-laid plans rarely gang agley, or so it would seem from the way he describes them here. In the opening chapter, ''Dealing: A Week in the Life,'' he recounts a typical week in his business routine. Monday consists of a dozen or so telephone conversations, two meetings, one deposition in a lawsuit and a request to his secretary for a can of tomato juice for lunch. Life at the top is uncluttered.

In later chapters, he describes his major deals - the West Side train yards he bought from Penn Central, the building of the Grand Hyatt Hotel on East 42d Street, Trump Tower, Trump Parc, his Atlantic City properties, his involvement in the United States Football League and his rescue of the Wollman Rink in Central Park. Mr. Trump makes it all sound so simple. Think big. Be persistent. Maximize your options. Have fun.