drsmooth wrote:The scheduled next president of the US gave a sort of impromptu press conference this evening, during which he once again demonstrated incontrovertibly that he's an appalling nincompoop who is unfit to manage a broom closet. Which will collapse first - Brantt's liver, or drumpf's presidency?

"I think we ought to get on with our lives. I think that computers have complicated lives very greatly. The whole age of computer has made it where nobody knows exactly what is going on."

philliesphhan wrote:

Brantt wrote:

slugsrbad wrote:

Brantt wrote:

06hawkalum wrote:

Brantt wrote:No comments today on the complete betrayal of Israel?

Kerry's pro-Palestinian speech today was just the icing on the cake. And these idiots are worried about the way Trump talks about our allies?

January 20th can't get here soon enough.

Go back under your bridge snowflake.

1. Who are you and why do you keep following me around? Dual poster?

2. Please be sensitive to the homosexual posters on here. Gay slurs should not be tolerated.

Gay slurs are NOT tolerated, and also, that is not a gay slur. Great post though!

Phew.....thanks.

I guess I'm not up to date on that type of stuff. Just looking out for everyone's best interests!

Literally every Trump supporter on Twitter says snowflake, so either you're being deliberately obtuse or have never been on Twitter. It just means "special snowflake" and he's mocking their usage of that.

Youseff wrote:

Brantt wrote:

Youseff wrote:white genocide is the big concern of the Brantt corners of the internet.

My corner of the internet would basically be here and some Penn State boards. So there's that.

hmm, weird that your view of illegal Israeli sentiments is exactly the same as theirs.

@SenFeinstein 21h21 hours ago
Bold speech by Secretary Kerry. Security for Israel can only be achieved through peace. A two-state solution offers the only path forward.

Former prime minister Ehud Barak praised Secretary of State John Kerry's speech Wednesday, tweeting that "this the way Russia and China think as well as the majority of Israelis." Barak added that "The prime minister is being dragged after the messianic stream, standing in front of an abyss and insisting on walking forward."

JUburton wrote:Hard to believe a jewish senator from new york is standing up for israel.

pacino wrote:

@SenFeinstein 21h21 hours ago
Bold speech by Secretary Kerry. Security for Israel can only be achieved through peace. A two-state solution offers the only path forward.

Former prime minister Ehud Barak praised Secretary of State John Kerry's speech Wednesday, tweeting that "this the way Russia and China think as well as the majority of Israelis." Barak added that "The prime minister is being dragged after the messianic stream, standing in front of an abyss and insisting on walking forward."

JUburton wrote:Hard to believe a jewish senator from new york is standing up for israel.

drsmooth wrote:

JUburton wrote:Hard to believe a jewish senator from new york is standing up for israel.

standing up to insure continued & perhaps amplified contributions from a segment - or segments - of his political donors, more accurately

JUburton wrote:

drsmooth wrote:

JUburton wrote:Hard to believe a jewish senator from new york is standing up for israel.

standing up to insure continued & perhaps amplified contributions from a segment - or segments - of his political donors, more accurately

well yeah, that's what i mean. he pretty much has to take this stance.

06hawkalum wrote:Schumer is one of Israel's most prominent sock puppets in Congress.

It was not even clear which rebel groups were party to the agreement. Russia provided a list of seven, while a representative of one rebel faction that took part in the talks identified seven with slightly different names. (Five of the groups on the Russian list have received covert military support from the United States.)

The groups that appeared on both lists hold territory in Syria’s northwest, along the border with Turkey; east of the capital, Damascus; and in the south, near the border with Jordan. Most are mainstream groups, but the list also included Ahrar al-Sham, a hard-line Islamist group that has close operational ties with Al Qaeda’s affiliate in Syria.

Explicitly not included, according to statements by the Syrian Army and the Turkish Foreign Ministry, are the jihadists: the Islamic State, which controls territory in eastern Syria and across the border with Iraq; the Syrian affiliate of Al Qaeda, which is strongest in the country’s northwest; and “groups linked to them.”

There were reports on Thursday of new aerial bombings in eastern Ghouta, a suburb of Damascus, but that was before the announcement in Moscow. Fifteen people were killed, including six children, according to a group that monitors the conflict. Whether the Russian government can pressure pro-Assad forces to curb their attacks against rebels will be critical to determining how meaningful the agreement is.

The meetings come after Pence met with former Texas Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs last week, a move that House Agriculture Chairman Mike Conaway (R-Texas) supported, calling Combs a “proven commodity” in his home state. At the same time, Combs faces heavy backlash from some of Trump’s closest rural supporters, who say she’s too liberal, having pushed Michelle Obama-like policies to remove fried foods, soda and sweets from public schools that were later reversed by Miller.

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