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[Zenon33]

Trump (and Hillary) won the nomination last night.

[kurupetos]

Trump (and Hillary) won the nomination last night.

Now the question is... who will better serve the interests of the Zionists?

[Paphitis]

Trump actually looked and sounded real good today. Very Presidential and strong. But he is a clever business mind.

Still prefer Hillary though. She is probably going to be safer but I can see why Americans are being cynical. Americans are anti establishment atm.

[kurupetos]

Trump actually looked and sounded real good today. Very Presidential and strong. But he is a clever business mind.

Still prefer Hillary though. She is probably going to be safer but I can see why Americans are being cynical. Americans are anti establishment atm.

OK, koala... a good answer to my previous question. Thanks!

[Paphitis]

Trump actually looked and sounded real good today. Very Presidential and strong. But he is a clever business mind.

Still prefer Hillary though. She is probably going to be safer but I can see why Americans are being cynical. Americans are anti establishment atm.

OK, koala... a good answer to my previous question. Thanks!

You're welcome. I am happy to be of assistance.

Hillary = more of the same and probably sensible and low risk.

Trump = high risk but potentially a visionary and someone who may do some great things for America and a great leader.

You choose. Do you want the safe bet, or do you want to bet the house for potentially huge gains, and potentially a great deal of embarrassment?

As for Israel's interests, I think Israel will be fine with either or.

[miltiades]

Bookmakers have Hilary Clinton a firm favourite to win the Presidential elections, odds at 2/7 on while Trump way behind at 5/2.

For those not familiar with betting a £7 bet on Hilary winning will return you a profit of just £2, while the same bet on Trump ie £7 will return you £17.50 .

I may just risk £100 on Trump winning which would return me a handsome profit of £250 , this equates to around 25 bottles of a good £10 bottle of a Claret or 50 bottles of a ...plonk and almost 125 bottles of good old Othello

[Robin Hood]

Reuters:

Trump's foreign policy speech offers few details but clear message: America first.

Is that really true? He was putting American foreign Interests first and that is different. Putting 'America first' is domestic policy?

IMO: Although I don’t think much of him I prefer Trump to Clinton for one reason; his reasoning has some good points and seems to be driven by his own opinion, whereas Clinton is a mouthpiece with ‘interests’ pulling her strings. She is dangerous, but Trump will soon come down to earth when these interests start to undermine his Presidency if he ends up in the White House.

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-trump-idUSKCN0XO10R

BTW; Do you realise that, if Trump becomes President, it will be the first time in history that a billionaire has moved into public housing that has been vacated by a black family!

[repulsewarrior]

[supporttheunderdog]

TRUMP
Pronunciation: /trʌmp/
NOUN

archaic
A trumpet or a trumpet blast.
Example sentences
VERB

[NO OBJECT] informal
Break wind audibly.
Example sentences
Half asleep and looking up at him, I yawned a long, deep yawn and just as I closed my mouth and opened my eyes he relieved himself, not by burping or trumping however, but by throwing up into my face!
If you were standing in a lift, and someone trumped loudly for half a minute continuously, would you say "yes, impressive!", or would you say "LET ME OUT OF HERE"?
As morning broke in the windowless Bedsit, Emma peered wearily out of the bed they'd shared as Michelle trumped loudly and proudly into the already stale air.

[kurupetos]

Lame, dog.