Donald Trump

rjsterry

Imposter wrote:

Netanhayu was presenting as 'news' pretty much everything that the Obama administration reported in 2009. Nothing new at all. Can't believe anyone is falling for this sh1t.

He's seen how well it's worked for Trump, and he could do with deflecting some attention from the corruption cases.

robert88

Bad Trump _______________________________________ Good Trump

TheBigBean

Imposter wrote:

Netanhayu was presenting as 'news' pretty much everything that the Obama administration reported in 2009. Nothing new at all. Can't believe anyone is falling for this sh1t.

I find it amazing how he talks about clandestine nuclear programmes with a straight face.

kingstongraham

TheGardenGnome wrote:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-43952196
Disturbing. Not everyone has the right to possess nukes, that has to be earned. Those photos and personal testimony should convince everyone that Israel has a right as does Saudi Arabia to defend them elves preemptively.

Not bad - 7/10. One point off for the spelling error making it seem like the Saudis are protecting the North Pole.

pblakeney

Elves live at the Noth Pole?
How did I not know this?

imposter2.0

TheBigBean wrote:

Imposter wrote:

Netanhayu was presenting as 'news' pretty much everything that the Obama administration reported in 2009. Nothing new at all. Can't believe anyone is falling for this sh1t.

I find it amazing how he talks about clandestine nuclear programmes with a straight face.

Good point

kingstongraham

PBlakeney wrote:

Elves live at the Noth Pole?
How did I not know this?

Live or just work? I don't know for certain.

Matthewfalle

KingstonGraham wrote:

TheGardenGnome wrote:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-43952196
Disturbing. Not everyone has the right to possess nukes, that has to be earned. Those photos and personal testimony should convince everyone that Israel has a right as does Saudi Arabia to defend them elves preemptively.

Not bad - 7/10. One point off for the spelling error making it seem like the Saudis are protecting the North Pole.

didn't that MF bloke point this out a while ago?

listen to Smithy.

PhilipPirrip

Well Trump has hit a new milestone as president - 3,000 untrue or misleading statements in 466 days.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fac ... b1e18d4195

That's an average of 6.5 lies or mistruths every day of his presidency and an average of 9 every day for the past two months.

As I saw suggested today, on this evidence they'll be naming a mental illness after him, the only lasting legacy of his presidency.

pinno

Trumpever?
Trumpolism
Err...
Donnie Disorder
Trumposclerosis

orraloon

Fxxxwitery.

wiznaeme

Jon Sopel said on BBC news last night that Trumps threat at the UN to totally wipe out NK has made Kim Jong Un take steps to peace. Is it possible that Trump has actually made something positive happen?

Matthewfalle

WiznaeMe wrote:

Jon Sopel said on BBC news last night that Trumps threat at the UN to totally wipe out NK has made Kim Jong Un take steps to peace. Is it possible that Trump has actually made something positive happen?

Probably not.

I'd personally say that it was the Russians and Chinese telling had Kim to stop being a plonker

robert88

I do look forward to the meeting in the DMZ. Who will win the handshake?

orraloon

Turns out Drumpfy dictated that notorious doctor's letter describing his astonishingly excellent health. Well, whodathunk?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-43970908

PhilipPirrip

orraloon wrote:

Turns out Drumpfy dictated that notorious doctor's letter describing his astonishingly excellent health. Well, whodathunk?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-43970908

I thought Bornstein missed a joke yesterday. He should have said at least he didn't reveal the medication he prescribed Trump for his thin skin.

Ditching your personal doctor after 35 years because he revealed you took medication for that wonderful, full, luscious comb over? Possibly goes to show there are no meds for paranoia and delusions of grandeur.

How is it ethical, or legal, in the US that someone can walk into a doctor's office and remove all their medical records? What was Trump wanting to hide from the Republican party and the nation?

orraloon

This link nicked from Another site, original article posted in 2016. Nice gif.

http://gawker.com/rumor-doctor-prescrib ... 1782901680

dinyull

PhilipPirrip wrote:

orraloon wrote:

Turns out Drumpfy dictated that notorious doctor's letter describing his astonishingly excellent health. Well, whodathunk?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-43970908

I thought Bornstein missed a joke yesterday. He should have said at least he didn't reveal the medication he prescribed Trump for his thin skin.

Ditching your personal doctor after 35 years because he revealed you took medication for that wonderful, full, luscious comb over? Possibly goes to show there are no meds for paranoia and delusions of grandeur.

How is it ethical, or legal, in the US that someone can walk into a doctor's office and remove all their medical records? What was Trump wanting to hide from the Republican party and the nation?

To be fair, I think that would be standard practice for most sitting presidents.

Wouldn't want the president's (or PM for eg) medical records in the wrong hands.

veronese68

Matthewfalle wrote:

WiznaeMe wrote:

Jon Sopel said on BBC news last night that Trumps threat at the UN to totally wipe out NK has made Kim Jong Un take steps to peace. Is it possible that Trump has actually made something positive happen?

Probably not.
I'd personally say that it was the Russians and Chinese telling had Kim to stop being a plonker

Russians and Chinese telling Kim that the Dotard is even crazier than he is?

PhilipPirrip

Dinyull wrote:

PhilipPirrip wrote:

How is it ethical, or legal, in the US that someone can walk into a doctor's office and remove all their medical records? What was Trump wanting to hide from the Republican party and the nation?

To be fair, I think that would be standard practice for most sitting presidents.

Wouldn't want the president's (or PM for eg) medical records in the wrong hands.

From what I read to transfer medical records from one physician to another in the US requires written consent from the latter to the former.

In this case it appears that there was no written consent from Ronny Jackson at the time, and unclear if there was any provided retrospectively, but they went in heavy handed to just take what they wanted which is the legal and ethical bit.

It's why Bornstein is speaking now as he's enjoying the fall from grace of Jackson as he felt aggreived at what he saw as the unethical practice by Jackson at the time and he now feels somewhat vindicated.

rick_chasey

Using hocum pocum hair products is not medical information.

I don’t think an NHS Dr would see me to discuss my male pattern baldness, because it isn’t an illness.

pblakeney

An NHS doctor would see you about having a big nose, sticking out ears, or small boobies. None of which are illnesses.

rick_chasey

Really?

Jeez.

CptKernow

PBlakeney wrote:

An NHS doctor would see you about having a big nose, sticking out ears, or small boobies. None of which are illnesses.

They might see you but they probably wouldn't refer you - criteria are pretty strict now to get any of these on the NHS now.

veronese68

Rick Chasey wrote:

Really?
Jeez.

Yes, if it affects you psychologically I believe you can go for it on the NHS. As Kernow says I suspect there are lots of hoops that have to be jumped through and evidence of it affecting you would have to be quite high.
Although to be honest I think you'd look ridiculous with big boobies so don't let it worry you.

rick_chasey

Fair enough.

Point stands.

ballysmate

Veronese68 wrote:

Rick Chasey wrote:

Really?
Jeez.

Yes, if it affects you psychologically I believe you can go for it on the NHS. As Kernow says I suspect there are lots of hoops that have to be jumped through and evidence of it affecting you would have to be quite high.
Although to be honest I think you'd look ridiculous with big boobies so don't let it worry you.

I dunno. Having big boobies gives you something else to play with.

veronese68

Ballysmate wrote:

I dunno. Having big boobies gives you something else to play with.

If I had big boobies I'd never get out the shower. :oops:
I'd look ridiculous though.

kingstongraham

Rick Chasey wrote:

Using hocum pocum hair products is not medical information.

I don’t think an NHS Dr would see me to discuss my male pattern baldness, because it isn’t an illness.

I understand the US health system is a bit different to the NHS.

Ben6899

KingstonGraham wrote:

I understand the US health system is a bit different to the NHS.

I.e. there isn't one.