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No wonder Macron's first name is Emmanuel. Remember a very famous French erotic movie "Emanuele" (she was basically a prostitute)? If not then watch it on You Tube and you''ll understand what I mean.Why should we care what some snail eating French faggot says or thinks about anything. .....I loved the Trump pout as Macron trashed his nationalist views.
not denying anything, obama did say that....are you that retarded you did not know that?..Do you deny it? Fucking retardelections have consequences....some famous guy said that....After Trump, I donāt see how America regains its status in the world. Weāve taught everyone that at any moment we can vote for someone who promises to be a destabilizing force that threatens the peace, safety, and economies of the world. We canāt be trusted anymore.
This is what happens when a clueless, ignorant, dullard of a neophyte such as Trump is elected president.Thumbs up from Putin as Trump rains on Armistice parade
For Donald Trump, that was a bridge too far. The trip to France got off to a bad start and kept getting worse. He landed with a tweet, directed against his host, Emmanuel Macron, and based on a mangling in the US press of something the French president had said, to make it sound like he wanted a European army to fend off the US, as well as China and Russia.
It was not what Macron said, but Trump fulminated anyway. āVery insulting,ā he declared.
In a way, the US president had come to France by mistake. He had announced the trip in August after he declared that Washingtonās municipal leaders wanted to over-charge for the military parade he had demanded.
He would go to the big parade in Paris, where he had been inspired by the display of military pageantry on 14 July festivities last year. But the French do parades for Bastille Day, not Armistice Day. This time there were no tanks and no marching bands.
After a few hours in a Paris hotel, the White House called off Trumpās attendance at the first memorial event of the weekend, at Belleau, where 2,000 US marines were killed. The ostensible reason for the sudden cancellation: rain.
As an alibi, this was almost instantly undermined by footage of Macron, Angela Merkel, Justin Trudeau, and Trumpās own staff attending ceremonies around the country, evidently under the lightest of drizzles. Trump stayed in his hotel room, watching cable news and tweeting. Back in Washington, the White House officially dubs this āexecutive timeā. It has become the norm in the presidentās daily routine.
In France, on Veteranās Day weekend, it came across as a snub to Americaās war dead by a president who had avoided military service in Vietnam, claiming to suffer from ābone spursā.
In the ensuing storm of tweeted derision, there were countless video clips of other leaders standing in the rain at important ceremonial events, including Trudeau in Dieppe the year before remembering the Canadian dead from the second world war, and deliberately folding his umbrella away and comparing his mild discomfort to those of soldiers for whom āthe rain wasnāt rain, it was bulletsā.
The whole weekend was supposed to be a show of western solidarity, and ended up proving its absence. Trump showed himself ill at ease with most of his European counterparts and the fleeting encounter with Putin was a reminder of his much greater affinity for autocrats.
He has claimed warm, even affectionate, relations with Putin, Kim Jong-un, Xi Jinping, Mohammed bin Salman, Rodrigo Duterte and now Brazilās president-elect, Jair Bolsonaro.
Trump may have cut a lonely figure in Paris, but on the world stage, he is less and less isolated.
It seems that the only Leaders he can get along with are the sewer rats.
After Trump, I donāt see how America regains its status in the world. Weāve taught everyone that at any moment we can vote for someone who promises to be a destabilizing force that threatens the peace, safety, and economies of the world. We canāt be trusted anymore.
Why do you hate the sovereignty of your own country so much?I loved the Trump pout as Macron trashed his nationalist views
Trump is an outcast on the world stage
----------------------------- feck'em BFlag .After Trump, I donāt see how America regains its status in the world. Weāve taught everyone that at any moment we can vote for someone who promises to be a destabilizing force that threatens the peace, safety, and economies of the world. We canāt be trusted anymore.
--------------------------------- feck'em BFlag .Do you deny it? Fucking retardelections have consequences....some famous guy said that....After Trump, I donāt see how America regains its status in the world. Weāve taught everyone that at any moment we can vote for someone who promises to be a destabilizing force that threatens the peace, safety, and economies of the world. We canāt be trusted anymore.
I think that may be behind Macrons thinking.Its becoming clear that the interests of the EU and the US are not always the same. I dont think there will be a European army, more likely to be a Nato without the US.After Trump, I donāt see how America regains its status in the world. Weāve taught everyone that at any moment we can vote for someone who promises to be a destabilizing force that threatens the peace, safety, and economies of the world. We canāt be trusted anymore.
What makes you think you're the only ones better off without the eu?Thumbs up from Putin as Trump rains on Armistice parade
For Donald Trump, that was a bridge too far. The trip to France got off to a bad start and kept getting worse. He landed with a tweet, directed against his host, Emmanuel Macron, and based on a mangling in the US press of something the French president had said, to make it sound like he wanted a European army to fend off the US, as well as China and Russia.
It was not what Macron said, but Trump fulminated anyway. āVery insulting,ā he declared.
In a way, the US president had come to France by mistake. He had announced the trip in August after he declared that Washingtonās municipal leaders wanted to over-charge for the military parade he had demanded.
He would go to the big parade in Paris, where he had been inspired by the display of military pageantry on 14 July festivities last year. But the French do parades for Bastille Day, not Armistice Day. This time there were no tanks and no marching bands.
After a few hours in a Paris hotel, the White House called off Trumpās attendance at the first memorial event of the weekend, at Belleau, where 2,000 US marines were killed. The ostensible reason for the sudden cancellation: rain.
As an alibi, this was almost instantly undermined by footage of Macron, Angela Merkel, Justin Trudeau, and Trumpās own staff attending ceremonies around the country, evidently under the lightest of drizzles. Trump stayed in his hotel room, watching cable news and tweeting. Back in Washington, the White House officially dubs this āexecutive timeā. It has become the norm in the presidentās daily routine.
In France, on Veteranās Day weekend, it came across as a snub to Americaās war dead by a president who had avoided military service in Vietnam, claiming to suffer from ābone spursā.
In the ensuing storm of tweeted derision, there were countless video clips of other leaders standing in the rain at important ceremonial events, including Trudeau in Dieppe the year before remembering the Canadian dead from the second world war, and deliberately folding his umbrella away and comparing his mild discomfort to those of soldiers for whom āthe rain wasnāt rain, it was bulletsā.
The whole weekend was supposed to be a show of western solidarity, and ended up proving its absence. Trump showed himself ill at ease with most of his European counterparts and the fleeting encounter with Putin was a reminder of his much greater affinity for autocrats.
He has claimed warm, even affectionate, relations with Putin, Kim Jong-un, Xi Jinping, Mohammed bin Salman, Rodrigo Duterte and now Brazilās president-elect, Jair Bolsonaro.
Trump may have cut a lonely figure in Paris, but on the world stage, he is less and less isolated.
It seems that the only Leaders he can get along with are the sewer rats.
I give it 10 years max before theyāre trying to get back inWhat makes you think you're the only ones better off without the eu?Thumbs up from Putin as Trump rains on Armistice parade
For Donald Trump, that was a bridge too far. The trip to France got off to a bad start and kept getting worse. He landed with a tweet, directed against his host, Emmanuel Macron, and based on a mangling in the US press of something the French president had said, to make it sound like he wanted a European army to fend off the US, as well as China and Russia.
It was not what Macron said, but Trump fulminated anyway. āVery insulting,ā he declared.
In a way, the US president had come to France by mistake. He had announced the trip in August after he declared that Washingtonās municipal leaders wanted to over-charge for the military parade he had demanded.
He would go to the big parade in Paris, where he had been inspired by the display of military pageantry on 14 July festivities last year. But the French do parades for Bastille Day, not Armistice Day. This time there were no tanks and no marching bands.
After a few hours in a Paris hotel, the White House called off Trumpās attendance at the first memorial event of the weekend, at Belleau, where 2,000 US marines were killed. The ostensible reason for the sudden cancellation: rain.
As an alibi, this was almost instantly undermined by footage of Macron, Angela Merkel, Justin Trudeau, and Trumpās own staff attending ceremonies around the country, evidently under the lightest of drizzles. Trump stayed in his hotel room, watching cable news and tweeting. Back in Washington, the White House officially dubs this āexecutive timeā. It has become the norm in the presidentās daily routine.
In France, on Veteranās Day weekend, it came across as a snub to Americaās war dead by a president who had avoided military service in Vietnam, claiming to suffer from ābone spursā.
In the ensuing storm of tweeted derision, there were countless video clips of other leaders standing in the rain at important ceremonial events, including Trudeau in Dieppe the year before remembering the Canadian dead from the second world war, and deliberately folding his umbrella away and comparing his mild discomfort to those of soldiers for whom āthe rain wasnāt rain, it was bulletsā.
The whole weekend was supposed to be a show of western solidarity, and ended up proving its absence. Trump showed himself ill at ease with most of his European counterparts and the fleeting encounter with Putin was a reminder of his much greater affinity for autocrats.
He has claimed warm, even affectionate, relations with Putin, Kim Jong-un, Xi Jinping, Mohammed bin Salman, Rodrigo Duterte and now Brazilās president-elect, Jair Bolsonaro.
Trump may have cut a lonely figure in Paris, but on the world stage, he is less and less isolated.
It seems that the only Leaders he can get along with are the sewer rats.
Times have changed. Girlie men are running government now that have no business doing so. Trump scares them because they are pussies.Screw the world.I loved the Trump pout as Macron trashed his nationalist views
Trump is an outcast on the world stage
In some regards. My dad said, "If you see one jerk a day, they were probably being a jerk. If everyone you meet seems like a jerk the problem was probably with you though."
Poor, poor Crooked DonnieWhy should we care what some snail eating French faggot says or thinks about anything. .....I loved the Trump pout as Macron trashed his nationalist views.
...so we have to wait 10 years before we can call BS?...in that case I give it 5 years until the eu is on bended knees begging us for forgiveness.I give it 10 years max before theyāre trying to get back in
Begging who for forgiveness? Britain has surrendered their leverage on trade....so we have to wait 10 years before we can call BS?...in that case I give it 5 years until the eu is on bended knees begging us for forgiveness.I give it 10 years max before theyāre trying to get back in
seriously?...it's in the post...please don't start with that liberal.."what do you mean" or "so what your saying is" stuffBegging who for forgiveness?
Looks like they'll need a new trading partner then.Britain has surrendered their leverage on trade.
I look forward to trade raping them. We can make them our new China.seriously?...it's in the post...please don't start with that liberal.."what do you mean" or "so what your saying is" stuffBegging who for forgiveness?
Looks like they'll need a new trading partner then.Britain has surrendered their leverage on trade.
"Great Obama" .....Poor, poor Crooked Donnie
Not the Leader of the Free World like the Great Obama
