The most dangerous man on the Planet- Don the Con is back!!!!

[Pilotguy]

16 minutes ago, skomaz said:

To be honest, having seen the video of last night and the 'rally' prior to the raid on the Capitol I reckon Donald Jnr is probably more of a threat in the future that his dad...

 

There's no protection for him if his dad does a moonlight flit without him, he'll be facing some serious charges. Or did Pa pardon him?

 

Senr T provided the fuel and poured the petrol on, Jnr T threw the match onto yesterdays mob bonfire, and probably many more.

 

Edited 7 January, 2021 by Pilotguy
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[@Lee]

He's a Republican Congressman calling for the 25th Amendment to be invoked. That's the one that can remove him for insanity.

 

[@Lee]

The woman who was shot and died trying to storm the Capitol was a USAF veteran. 
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9120779/PICTURED-Trump-supporter-Air-Force-vet-shot-killed-storming-Capitol.html
 

 

Edited 7 January, 2021 by Lee01

[J.R.]

17 minutes ago, Pilotguy said:

Trump now indefinitely banned from Facebook, maybe Twitter too

 

 

Thats really unfair, its constructive dismissal like taking away someones office & telephone.

 

What has the guy got left to do, declare war on other countries, fire drills with the nuclear launch codes?

[@Lee]

Quote

Donald Trump's Tory cheerleaders have brought lasting shame on Britain.
Tories who relished Trump’s ascent are now silent. Many will deny that they supported him and some will even believe that. Shame drives out awkward memories and scrubs consciences clean.

That is trickier for those who put their enthusiasm on the record. None outdid Michael Gove, comparing Trump to George Washington. The first president had also been misunderstood by Britain, Gove wrote in an unctuous interview with the 45th. He cast Trump as a “force of nature” who did not merit the “scorn and condescension” of his UK critics. To compensate for his countrymen’s discourtesy, Gove posed with his subject, grinning and giving the thumbs-up.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/jun/10/donald-trump-tory-britain-conservatives-us-president?fbclid=IwAR2QYHyDjdVW8WKNvmtwJMiFvQKIb2t8ZjyMEZcyP_DDWVR7_oy56S7QO3Q
Also worth a read.
https://news.sky.com/story/right-wing-extremism-fastest-growing-threat-says-uks-top-cop-in-counter-terrorism-12135071

[@Lee]

 

[Pilotguy]

Listening to President Biden soothes my ears 😊

 

Ripped into Trump too, so that was special 🎉

[Pilotguy]

1 hour ago, J.R. said:

 

Thats really unfair, its constructive dismissal like taking away someones office & telephone.

 

What has the guy got left to do, declare war on other countries, fire drills with the nuclear launch codes?

He can go and rant on random Amazon product reviews!

[@Lee]

Freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequences  

[Pilotguy]

@SpeakerPelosi Nancy Pelosi is now calling for trump to be impeached.

 

 

[@Lee]

This is just a question - nothing more. What do people think would have happened if BLM protestors had done what tRump supporters did at the Capitol building? Is this what being white in the US of A entitles you to do?
Bear in mind the fact the last time BLM protestors were in Washington, there was a military presence and that tRump forced BLM protestors out of his way with tear gas for a photo op with a (upside down) Bible outside a church.
Personally, I think that if this were black people storming the Capitol building, there would have been more loss of life. 

[@Lee]

Looks as if he's conceded. Finally.

[Arkaig]

8 hours ago, Lee01 said:

Looks as if he's conceded. Finally.

 

[Aspman]

It would be wonderful if he was filmed being dragged kicking and screaming out. Hanging onto to the furniture and nicking cutlery like a toddler.

 

I'd settle for 25th amendment action though

Edited 8 January, 2021 by Aspman

[@Lee]

12 minutes ago, Aspman said:

It would be wonderful if he was filmed being dragged kicking and screaming out. Hanging onto to the furniture and nicking cutlery like a toddler.

 

I'd settle for 25th amendment action though

Somebody made a spoof vid of exactly that - I meant to bookmark it but then Twitter had a hissy fit, refreshed itself and then it was lost. Shame as the character looked just like the Trumpanzee  
I don't know how quickly they could enact the 25th but nots soon enough IMO.

[shyVRS245]

He has announced he is not attending on 20th January to handover power officially which keeps him consistent in the bad loser stakes but this has happened 6 or 7 times before so he is in good company with outgoing sore losers.

[MikeTheThinker]

6 minutes ago, Lee01 said:

Somebody made a spoof vid of exactly that

 

The first part of this one?

 

 

[@Lee]

7 minutes ago, StickyMicky said:

 

The first part of this one?

 

 

That's the one!  

[skomaz]

1 hour ago, shyVRS245 said:

He has announced he is not attending on 20th January to handover power officially which keeps him consistent in the bad loser stakes but this has happened 6 or 7 times before so he is in good company with outgoing sore losers.

 

Oooh - does this mean that, as posted earlier, he's going to try and come to Scotland for some golf??  Hope they turn him back and refuse him entry!

[shyVRS245]

12 minutes ago, skomaz said:

 

Oooh - does this mean that, as posted earlier, he's going to try and come to Scotland for some golf??  Hope they turn him back and refuse him entry!

I think fake hair and fake tan are grounds for refused entry. Plus he might cause a RIOT.

[@Lee]

Twitter's taken his phone off him - permanently  
 

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"After close review of recent Tweets from the @realDonaldTrump account and the context around them we have permanently suspended the account due to the risk of further incitement of violence," Twitter's official "Safety" account tweeted.

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/twitter-permanently-bans-president-donald-trump-n1253588
 

 

 

Edited 8 January, 2021 by Lee01

[@Lee]

19 hours ago, shyVRS245 said:

He has announced he is not attending on 20th January to handover power officially which keeps him consistent in the bad loser stakes but this has happened 6 or 7 times before so he is in good company with outgoing sore losers.

Three or at most four times and the first time since 1869. And one of those wasn't even invited. 
https://www.today.com/news/here-s-history-presidents-who-didn-t-go-their-successor-t205380
 

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Only three have not done so: John Adams left Washington rather than attend the 1801 inauguration of Thomas Jefferson; John Quincy Adams also left town, unwilling to be present for the 1829 inauguration of Andrew Jackson; and Andrew Johnson, who conducted a final cabinet meeting rather than attend the 1869 inauguration of Ulysses S. Grant.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_inauguration#:~:text=Only three have not done,than attend the 1869 inauguration

Edited at 12:30 to include sources

Edited 9 January, 2021 by Lee01

[mac11irl]

40 minutes ago, Lee01 said:

Three or at most four times and the first time since 1869. And one of those wasn't even invited. 

 

maybe shy includes those that were dead at the time..

 

 

watched his "speech" properly last night. its so easy to tell when hes reading something that he was told to read. he sounds like an 8 yr old who was made go to the top of the class and read a page from the story the class is reading. 

 

aldo he just lied in it! claiming he immediately called up the national guard etc when its been reported by witnesses with pence at the time that donny wouldnt listen to advisors and it was pence who did it and liaised with law enforcement during the siege.

 

not attending the inauguration just bolsters the fact that he is a selfish entitled narcissistic child who hasnt reached the age of reason in a septagenarian body.

 

no more twitter? 5yrs late but thank god. 

[@Lee]

3 minutes ago, mac11irl said:

watched his "speech" properly last night. its so easy to tell when hes reading something that he was told to read. he sounds like an 8 yr old who was made go to the top of the class and read a page from the story the class is reading. 

Somebody on BBC's Newsnight programme last night -maybe the presenter, Kirsty Wark, described as being like demands of hostage takers being read by a hostage. Fair.

[@Lee]