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master.on
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July 26th?
and you didn't know until now?
1 I was expecting live coverage from you guys
you libs are losing it
2 I was about to ask about time elapsed between Manafort warrant and doctor pct posting it
I expected 3-4 mins delay (5-7 max) but we're talking about DAYS?
again, you're out of your element.
FOR ONCE, Donald Trump has a point. “We can’t let a madman with nuclear weapons let on the loose like that,” he told Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte, according to the transcript from their bizarre phone conversation that was https://theintercept.com/2017/05/23/read-the-full-transcript-of-trumps-call-with-philippine-president-rodrigo-duterte/ (leaked) to The Intercept in May.
The madman the U.S president was referring to, of course, was North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un. The madman the rest of us should be worried about, however, is Trump himself, who — lest we forget — has the sole, exclusive and unrestricted power to launch almost 1,000 nuclear warheads in a matter of minutes, should he so wish.
Most nonproliferation experts — as well as former President Jimmy Carterand a number of former Pentagon and State Department officials, both Republican and Democrat — agree that the brutal and murderous Kim, for all his bluster, is not irrational or suicidal, but bent on preserving his regime and preventing a U.S. attack. Nuclear weapons are a defensive, not an offensive, tool for the North Korean leadership — which, as Bill Clinton’s defense secretary William Perry observed on Fox News in April, may be “ruthless and … reckless” but “they are not crazy.”
Got that? Kim is bad, not mad.
The same cannot be said of The Donald. Think I’m being unfair? In February, a group of psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers wrote to the New York Times “that the grave emotional instability indicated by Mr. Trump’s speech and actions makes him incapable of serving safely as president.” In April, another group of mental health experts told a conference at Yale University’s School of Medicine that Trump was “paranoid” and “delusional” and referred to the president’s “dangerous mental illness.”
Is it any wonder then that so many recent http://www.news.com.au/finance/work/leaders/south-koreans-more-worried-about-trump-than-north-korea-says-gareth-evans/news-story/c6b8ab43ecb4c271c84c35b6f5e1724f (reports) suggest that South Koreans are more worried about Trump than they are about the threat posed by their hostile and paranoid neighbor?
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