How Americans put up with this bloody corrupt and incompetent man is beyond my comprehension! — © Mark Alexander
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Showing posts with label Donald Trump. Show all posts
Monday, September 28, 2026
Donald Trump Has Cost Americans Too Much | Steve Schmidt
How Americans put up with this bloody corrupt and incompetent man is beyond my comprehension! — © Mark Alexander
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Dr Bandy Lee Assesses Trump’s Genocidal Address at the UN General Assembly and Chinese State Visit
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Donald Trump,
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UN
Sunday, September 27, 2026
LEMON DROP - John Bolton Warns Trump’s “Crazy” Threat Could Backfire
Trump keeps on saying that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon, but he seems to think it's okay for Saudi Arabia to develop nuclear weapons. And Israel, which we have all seen is irresponsible, is said to have hundreds of them! How sick Trump is! And, by the way, are America's nuclear weapons safe in Trump's hands? — © Mark Alexander
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John Bolton
Saturday, September 26, 2026
„Es wäre unverantwortlich, sich nicht vorzubereiten“: Carney hielt US-Militäraktion gegen Kanada für möglich
TAGESSPIEGEL: US Präsident Trump bezeichnete Kanada wiederholt als möglichen „51. Bundesstaat“ der USA. Dass Washington dafür sein Militär einsetzen könnte, wurde beim nördlichen Nachbarn wohl intensiv diskutiert.
Könnten die USA in ihrem Bestreben, Kanada zu ihrem „51. Bundesstaat“ zu machen, eine Militäraktion gegen den nördlichen Nachbarn starten? Was abwegig klingt, wurde in Ottawa offenbar sorgfältig geprüft. „Ich denke, man hat in solchen Positionen die Verantwortung, extreme Risiken zu berücksichtigen“, sagte der kanadische Premier Mark Carney in einem Interview mit der „New York Times“, das am Mittwoch geführt wurde.
US-Präsident Donald Trump bezeichnete Kanada wiederholt als möglichen „51. Bundesstaat“ der USA und forderte die Eingliederung des Landes. Vertreter der US-Regierung sollen sich laut Recherchen der „Financial Times“ im vergangenen Jahr mehrfach mit führenden Köpfen einer rechtsextremen Separatistengruppe aus der kanadischen Provinz Alberta getroffen haben. Zuletzt verschärfte sich der andauernde Handelsstreit zwischen den beiden Nachbarländern erneut. » | Von Daniel Krause | Freitag, 25. September 2026
Könnten die USA in ihrem Bestreben, Kanada zu ihrem „51. Bundesstaat“ zu machen, eine Militäraktion gegen den nördlichen Nachbarn starten? Was abwegig klingt, wurde in Ottawa offenbar sorgfältig geprüft. „Ich denke, man hat in solchen Positionen die Verantwortung, extreme Risiken zu berücksichtigen“, sagte der kanadische Premier Mark Carney in einem Interview mit der „New York Times“, das am Mittwoch geführt wurde.
US-Präsident Donald Trump bezeichnete Kanada wiederholt als möglichen „51. Bundesstaat“ der USA und forderte die Eingliederung des Landes. Vertreter der US-Regierung sollen sich laut Recherchen der „Financial Times“ im vergangenen Jahr mehrfach mit führenden Köpfen einer rechtsextremen Separatistengruppe aus der kanadischen Provinz Alberta getroffen haben. Zuletzt verschärfte sich der andauernde Handelsstreit zwischen den beiden Nachbarländern erneut. » | Von Daniel Krause | Freitag, 25. September 2026
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Kanada,
Mark Carney
I Know the Secret of Why Trump Truly Fears Putin | The Daily Beast Podcast
Sep 14, 2026 | Luke Harding, author of the new book Betrayal: Trump, Putin and The New Age of Conquest, speaks with Joanna Coles about the decades-long relationship between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, and the Russian intelligence operation that Harding argues helped cultivate Trump as a potential target for influence.
Harding traces Trump’s early connections to Moscow, the murky financial dealings that followed, and the compromising information that may give Putin leverage over the president, including what could have been captured during Trump’s visits to Russia. He also explains why Russia viewed Trump’s 2016 victory as a historic intelligence triumph, how Trump’s approach to Ukraine has benefited Putin, and why Russia and China see an opportunity to reshape the global order.
Harding reveals what he experienced first-hand while reporting in Moscow, including the surveillance and intimidation campaign that ultimately led to his expulsion, before turning to the startling possibility that Russian state television has used Melania Trump as a warning to her husband.
Harding traces Trump’s early connections to Moscow, the murky financial dealings that followed, and the compromising information that may give Putin leverage over the president, including what could have been captured during Trump’s visits to Russia. He also explains why Russia viewed Trump’s 2016 victory as a historic intelligence triumph, how Trump’s approach to Ukraine has benefited Putin, and why Russia and China see an opportunity to reshape the global order.
Harding reveals what he experienced first-hand while reporting in Moscow, including the surveillance and intimidation campaign that ultimately led to his expulsion, before turning to the startling possibility that Russian state television has used Melania Trump as a warning to her husband.
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Donald Trump,
Russia,
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Vladimir Putin
How Trump’s Pursuit of Absolute Power Is Leaving the Free World Behind
ANTHONY DAVIS can be supported on Patreon here »
Trump has FU America. But not only that, he has FU the rest of the world, too! On a banal point, does anyone know why he always looks as if he’s got a stiff neck? Perhaps Melania keeps on wringing it for him! 😊 — © Mark Alexander
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absolute power,
autocracy,
Donald Trump
Friday, September 25, 2026
Trump Just Sent China a Dangerous Message | Steve Schmidt
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China,
Donald Trump,
USA,
White House,
Xi Jinping
Trump Has Gone Full Authoritarian | Ruth Ben-Ghiat
Sep 22, 2026 | Has Donald Trump moved from authoritarian rhetoric to an increasingly authoritarian governing style?
Ruth Ben-Ghiat joins the conversation about Trump's expanding executive power, his attacks on the press, and the broader authoritarian patterns she has studied in historical strongman regimes.
The latest confrontation with the media has intensified the debate. Trump banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House after attacking their coverage, prompting the outlets to sue and legal experts to raise First Amendment concerns over viewpoint discrimination.
Ben-Ghiat has described the White House's treatment of the press as part of an “autocratic playbook,” while recent analysis has also highlighted the administration's efforts to expand presidential power.
What does this tell us about where American democracy is heading — and what happens when traditional checks on presidential power begin to weaken?
Ruth Ben-Ghiat joins the conversation about Trump's expanding executive power, his attacks on the press, and the broader authoritarian patterns she has studied in historical strongman regimes.
The latest confrontation with the media has intensified the debate. Trump banned CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House after attacking their coverage, prompting the outlets to sue and legal experts to raise First Amendment concerns over viewpoint discrimination.
Ben-Ghiat has described the White House's treatment of the press as part of an “autocratic playbook,” while recent analysis has also highlighted the administration's efforts to expand presidential power.
What does this tell us about where American democracy is heading — and what happens when traditional checks on presidential power begin to weaken?
The ‘Emphatic’ Insult from Xi that Trump May Have Missed | Peter Frankopan
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Xi Jinping
Trump Meets Xi on Equal Terms in ‘Huge Geopolitical Shift’ | Richard Spencer
Sep 25, 2026 | “That’s a very significant shift from where we were a few years ago in America.”
In a marked shift from his first term, President Trump met Xi Jingping in the US “on equal terms”, says china correspondent for The Times Richard Spencer.
In a marked shift from his first term, President Trump met Xi Jingping in the US “on equal terms”, says china correspondent for The Times Richard Spencer.
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Xi Jinping
Trump Meets Xi: The Moment America Looked Smaller Than China
ANTHONY DAVIS can be supported on Patreon here »
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Thursday, September 24, 2026
Why Is Argentina Reigniting the Falklands Dispute? | Inside Story
Sep 5, 2026 | It's been dormant for decades... But the row between Argentina and Britain over the Falkland Islands has been revived. It started with a joint British-Israeli oil exploration project off the archipelago's north coast -- to which Buenos Aires vehemently objected.
President Javier Milei has now threatened to impose sanctions on companies operating there. His push to reclaim the islands was bolstered by Donald Trump's comment that he may reconsider Washington's position on the territory.
Britain and Argentina went to war over the islands more than four decades ago. Could the dispute escalate into another armed confrontation
Presenter: Cyril Vanier
Guests:
Diego Guelar -- Former Argentinian ambassador to the U.S., EU and China
Christopher Sabatini -- Director of the Latin America Programme at Chatham House
Javier Farje -- Journalist and historian specialising in Latin American affairs
President Javier Milei has now threatened to impose sanctions on companies operating there. His push to reclaim the islands was bolstered by Donald Trump's comment that he may reconsider Washington's position on the territory.
Britain and Argentina went to war over the islands more than four decades ago. Could the dispute escalate into another armed confrontation
Presenter: Cyril Vanier
Guests:
Diego Guelar -- Former Argentinian ambassador to the U.S., EU and China
Christopher Sabatini -- Director of the Latin America Programme at Chatham House
Javier Farje -- Journalist and historian specialising in Latin American affairs
Falklands: Milei Is 'Harassing' Us, Say Locals
Sep 9, 2026 | “If someone's polls start failing, if the president starts doing badly and losing popularity, we become a national bastion to try to stand behind, which is incredibly harassing.”
Argentina President Javier Milei’s constant questioning of the Falkland Islands sovereignty is “physiologically traumatising” for the people of the Island says former member of the Falklands Islands legislative assembly, Tesyln Barman.
Interesting Informamtion:
The name "Malvinas" means "people from Saint-Malo." It is a Spanish translation of a French name used to describe the origin of the sailors who first colonized the territory.
The Etymology Trail:
The name evolved through a chain of languages and historical events:
1. St. Malo (The Saint): The root of the name comes from St. Malo (also known as Maclou), a 6th-century Christian evangelist traditionally believed to have been born in Wales before founding a city in Brittany, France.
2. Saint-Malo (The Port): This French port city was named in his honour. Residents and mariners from this specific town are called Malouins.
3. Îles Malouines (The French Name): In 1764, French explorer Louis-Antoine de Bougainville founded the first human settlement on the islands. Because his crew and colonists departed from the port of Saint-Malo, he named the archipelago Îles Malouines (literally, "The Malouin Islands").
4. Islas Malvinas (The Spanish Name): When Spain later took control of the French settlement, they adapted the French phonetic sound into Spanish, turning Malouines into Malvinas.
[Source: Google AI]
Argentina President Javier Milei’s constant questioning of the Falkland Islands sovereignty is “physiologically traumatising” for the people of the Island says former member of the Falklands Islands legislative assembly, Tesyln Barman.
Interesting Informamtion:
The name "Malvinas" means "people from Saint-Malo." It is a Spanish translation of a French name used to describe the origin of the sailors who first colonized the territory.
The Etymology Trail:
The name evolved through a chain of languages and historical events:
1. St. Malo (The Saint): The root of the name comes from St. Malo (also known as Maclou), a 6th-century Christian evangelist traditionally believed to have been born in Wales before founding a city in Brittany, France.
2. Saint-Malo (The Port): This French port city was named in his honour. Residents and mariners from this specific town are called Malouins.
3. Îles Malouines (The French Name): In 1764, French explorer Louis-Antoine de Bougainville founded the first human settlement on the islands. Because his crew and colonists departed from the port of Saint-Malo, he named the archipelago Îles Malouines (literally, "The Malouin Islands").
4. Islas Malvinas (The Spanish Name): When Spain later took control of the French settlement, they adapted the French phonetic sound into Spanish, turning Malouines into Malvinas.
[Source: Google AI]
Richard Gere's DIRE WARNING of Trump
Trump is trash. It beggars belief that Americans were so stupid as to vote for him not once, but twice! — © Mark Alexander
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US Judge Overturns President Trump's White House Media Ban | BBC News
Sep 24, 2026 | A US judge had temporarily overturned bans placed on MS Now, CNN and Politico from the White House.
A District of Columbia court issued a temporary restraining order against the ban, meaning CNN, MS NOW and Politico must have their access restored for 14 days, after ruling the move "likely violated their constitutional due process rights".
The Trump administration defended the move in court, accusing the outlets of publishing false information and threatening national security - an argument the court rejected.
A District of Columbia court issued a temporary restraining order against the ban, meaning CNN, MS NOW and Politico must have their access restored for 14 days, after ruling the move "likely violated their constitutional due process rights".
The Trump administration defended the move in court, accusing the outlets of publishing false information and threatening national security - an argument the court rejected.
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media ban,
White House
Trump’s UN Speech Was Delusional and Dangerous
THE GUARDIAN: It is sad and dangerous that at such a perilous moment, the United States is saddled with a president like Trump
Screenshot taken from this Guardian op-ed. | Most would say only that Trump is leading in national embarrassment.’ Photograph: David Dee Delgado/Reuters
Donald Trump’s speech on Tuesday to the United Nations general assembly was an object lesson in his lawless rule and remarkable capacity for self-delusion. Disregarding the UN charter’s emphasis on the peaceful resolution of disputes, he doubled down on his violent unilateralism while denigrating the global issues that the UN is designed to address.
For many, the headline remark was his musing about whether to “annihilate the Islamic Republic” of Iran. “Do I drive them into hell with no chance of survival and no hope of future greatness or generations?”
But it was probably less a genuine threat than a clumsy effort to influence negotiations where he has little leverage. Trump is in desperate quest of some face-saving gesture that will allow him to feign “victory” and extract himself from his disastrous war of choice.
He spoke of destroying the “Islamic Republic”, which might imply the Iranian military, a legitimate military target. But his reference to precluding future generations suggests he meant to threaten the Iranian people. Attacking them would be a blatant war crime. » | Kenneth Roth | Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Iran’s president hits out at ‘bully’ Trump in UN speech but signals willingness to talk: Masoud Pezeshkian says Tehran is ready for dialogue and diplomacy ‘but without the language of force’ »
Donald Trump’s speech on Tuesday to the United Nations general assembly was an object lesson in his lawless rule and remarkable capacity for self-delusion. Disregarding the UN charter’s emphasis on the peaceful resolution of disputes, he doubled down on his violent unilateralism while denigrating the global issues that the UN is designed to address.
For many, the headline remark was his musing about whether to “annihilate the Islamic Republic” of Iran. “Do I drive them into hell with no chance of survival and no hope of future greatness or generations?”
But it was probably less a genuine threat than a clumsy effort to influence negotiations where he has little leverage. Trump is in desperate quest of some face-saving gesture that will allow him to feign “victory” and extract himself from his disastrous war of choice.
He spoke of destroying the “Islamic Republic”, which might imply the Iranian military, a legitimate military target. But his reference to precluding future generations suggests he meant to threaten the Iranian people. Attacking them would be a blatant war crime. » | Kenneth Roth | Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Iran’s president hits out at ‘bully’ Trump in UN speech but signals willingness to talk: Masoud Pezeshkian says Tehran is ready for dialogue and diplomacy ‘but without the language of force’ »
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Donald Trump,
UN
Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Justin Wolfers Tears Apart Trump’s Latest Economic Plan | The Trump Report
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FULL SPEECH: Trump Addresses United Nations General Assembly
What is this dude smoking? What a bloody bore he is! I despise this man. And I hate listening to him speak. That awful monotonous voice! Ugh! — © Mark Alexander
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UN
World Leaders Left Stunned at Trump’s Shameful, Isolated and Imperial UN Speech
ANTHONY DAVIS can be supported on Patreon here »
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Tuesday, September 22, 2026
Donald Trump's Media Ban Is Unconstitutional | Steve Schmidt
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