The question now is whether Trump will survive through his tenure with unresolved legal cases hanging over him.

If legal cases accumulate against Trump funded by crowd funding his businesses could be brought to a standstill.

More women are likely to emerge with sordid tales of sexual assault.

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/12/us/protests-elections-trump/


Quote:

(CNN)As President-elect Donald Trump's administration begins taking shape, thousands poured onto the streets of a divided nation again Saturday to express their frustration at the stunning election result. From New York to Los Angeles, demonstrators have marched in various American cities for four nights since Trump's unexpected victory Tuesday capped an acrimonious campaign. While largely peaceful, the protests have resulted in blocked highways and bridges, arrests during clashes with police and the early Saturday shooting of a man at a march in Portland, Oregon. In Cincinnati, anti-Trump demonstrators were joined by hundreds of people protesting a hung jury in the murder trial of a former University of Cincinnati police officer who fatally shot a black motorist during a July 2015 traffic stop. In Los Angeles' MacArthur Park, the site of immigrant rights protests over the years, demonstrators took turns Saturday swatting a stick at a piñata resembling Trump. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, a Democrat, praised the protesters. "I've been proud of my city, proud of students out there and people who are exercising their patriotic right," he told CNN Saturday. "I know the headlines are always the few people who jump onto a freeway or two or three people who spray paint something. We'll always deal with lawless behavior. The main story is that Americans, not just in my city but around the country, are saying we want to continue to embrace people regardless of how they worship God, who they love, where they live or even immigration status." In New York, angry crowds -- some carrying signs with messages such as "Not my president" -- marched to the President-elect's doorstep, Trump Tower, where he lives and works. For part of the march up Fifth Avenue, they chanted, "Donald Trump go away. Racist -- sexist -- anti-gay." Outside the gleaming tower, demonstrators at one point booed at people standing on balconies. "Words can't describe how disgusted I am that he was elected over Hillary (Clinton)," Shoshi "Rabin" Rabinowitz said Friday night, explaining her motivation for being near Trump Tower. What do anti-Trump protesters want? Fellow protester Nick Truesdale said, "I think he needs to really address all the divisive, hateful things he's said in the past and recant them, denounce them." Reacting to this week's demonstrations, Trump tweeted Thursday night, "Just had a very open and successful presidential election. Now professional protesters, incited by the media, are protesting. Very unfair!" Protests across US Among the cities that were scenes of Friday protests were Los Angeles; New Haven, Connecticut; Orlando; Chicago; Boston; Asheville, North Carolina; Nashville; and Columbus, Ohio. There were also marches at schools in Denver and Omaha, Nebraska. Groups across the country are angry about policies Trump has promised to enforce concerning immigration, the environment, LGBT rights and other issues. The Facebook page for a protest planned in Burlington, Vermont, said: "Come protest the xenophobia, racism, homophobia, misogyny, and climate science denial of the Trump/Pence regime!! Come show your support for our Muslim, queer, immigrant, and female family!!" The protests were mostly peaceful, but some were marred by violence. In Portland, a man was injured in a shooting early Saturday on the Morrison Bridge during a protest march. The suspect was believed to be in a vehicle on the bridge when a confrontation unfolded with a member of the crowd, Portland police said in a statement. The suspect got out of the vehicle and fired multiple shots before fleeing. The victim's injuries were not life-threatening, and he was treated at a hospital. Two alleged gang members were charged with attempted murder in connection with the shooting, officials said. The motive is unclear but investigators said they don't believe the shooter knew the victim...

Why are the leftards protesting do they hate democracy?

Get a job and pay some taxes ya dopey bum

"The election is absolutely being rigged ..." DJ Trump, 2016

greggerypeccary wrote on Nov 13^th, 2016 at 1:44pm:

"The election is absolutely being rigged ..." DJ Trump, 2016

He should know he was probably rigging it.

The presence of Rudolf Giuliani in the election process and his professed influence at FBI is insidious and sinister.

;D

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http://data1.ibtimes.co.in/en/full/592262/donald-trump-muslim-comments-protesters-denounce-republican-candidate-new-york.jpg

http://www.jta.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Trump-loves-hate.jpg

Black Orchid wrote on Nov 13^th, 2016 at 5:20pm:

;D

"Trump accused of child rape".

Glad you find it funny.

USA Color Revolutions

Both the purpose of these types of agitation activities seems to be to first cause a public disruption, and also to foment are a form of modern class warfare. These political protests  are designed in such a way as to disguise its true intentions. Ultimately, a radical globalist and cultural marxist “progressive” agenda is at play – eroding the legitimacy of a democratically elected government through a series of artificial ‘color’ upheavals, and where possible – weakening a country’s national sovereignty through forced dependency on multilateral globalist institutions like the UN or IMF, while presenting shock and awe imagery in order to manipulate the public’s political perspective.

This is how the US and its CIA conduct their destablization ‘color revolution’ campaigns overseas,[/color] and now astute observers will be able to see these exact same methods being deployed here inside the US.

Overseas, Washington tends to use the same cast of NGO fronts to build-up pro-US political opposition groups, as well as plan and generate civil unrest. They include the Albert Einstein Institute (AEI), National Endowment for Democracy (NED), International Republican Institute (IRI), National Democratic Institute (NDI), Freedom House and later the International Center for Non-Violent Conflict (ICNC), and the US Agency for International Development (USAID), the financial and contractor arm of the Department of State.

Inside the US, deep state actors in Washington generally work through Democratic Party affiliated organizations like MoveOn.org, as well as through labor union organizations like AFL-CIO, and UNITE HERE. These, along with many other similar organizations have been involved in organizing this week’s protests.

It still remains to be seen if Trump’s stated dynamic political vision for America can unite an embattled nation by restoring international relations throughout the world, in addition to helping economic woes at home, or will it simply push the country further into authoritarianism. This remains to be seen.

Certainly, judging by President Obama and Hillary Clinton’s total silence over their own party’s role in fomenting this week’s unrest – one can only conclude that both party leaders approve of the protests and riots. The political motivation is undeniable – to help delegitimize a new Trump presidency.

But one thing is for sure – there’s no doubt now that a systematic design is in place to unsettle the 45th president and the public should question why.

It still remains to be seen if Trump’s stated dynamic political vision for America can unite an embattled nation by restoring international relations throughout the world, in addition to helping economic woes at home, or will it simply push the country further into authoritarianism. This remains to be seen.

Certainly, judging by President Obama and Hillary Clinton’s total silence over their own party’s role in fomenting this week’s unrest – one can only conclude that both party leaders approve of the protests and riots. The political motivation is undeniable – to help delegitimize a new Trump presidency.

But one thing is for sure – there’s no doubt now that a systematic design is in place to unsettle the 45th president and the public should question why.

Legal Action Against Soros Groups

In a recent report featured at RT news we learn that George Soros and BLM activists will be sued for the deaths of slain police officers in Dallas and Baton Rouge:

“The father of the Dallas police officer who was killed by a lone gunman during a Black Lives Matter protest is suing the organization’s activists and George Soros for $550 million. In a separate suit a Baton Rouge police officer is suing for injuries sustained during a BLM protest.

The father of Patrick Zamarripa filed a lawsuit against Black Lives Matter and other groups for allegedly “inciting a war on police” that led to the death of his son.

The lawsuit filed in US District Court in Dallas on Monday seeks $550 million in damages.

“While Defendant Black Lives Matter claims to combat anti-black racism,” the lawsuit said, according to the Fort Worth Star Telegram, “the movement has in fact incited and committed further violence, severe bodily injury and death against police officers of all races and ethnicities, Jews, and Caucasians. Defendant Black Lives Matter is in fact a violent and revolutionary criminal gang.”

The misguided machinations behind the anti-Trump protests have dominated any peaceful transition into power for the president-elect. Will these protest groups be a reboot of the OWS movement, occupying the masses with their own hateful rhetoric as we move into 2017 and beyond?

more here: http://21stcenturywire.com/2016/11/11/color-revolution-george-soros-moveon-agitators-march-on-america-as-billionaire-instigator-sued/

Trump has himself delegitimized his own tenure as president by claiming the election is rigged.

Quote:

..............Legal Action Against Soros Groups In a recent report featured at RT news we learn that George Soros and BLM activists will be sued for the deaths of slain police officers in Dallas and Baton Rouge: “The father of the Dallas police officer who was killed by a lone gunman during a Black Lives Matter protest is suing the organization’s activists and George Soros for $550 million. In a separate suit a Baton Rouge police officer is suing for injuries sustained during a BLM protest. The father of Patrick Zamarripa filed a lawsuit against Black Lives Matter and other groups for allegedly “inciting a war on police” that led to the death of his son. The lawsuit filed in US District Court in Dallas on Monday seeks $550 million in damages. “While Defendant Black Lives Matter claims to combat anti-black racism,” the lawsuit said, according to the Fort Worth Star Telegram, “the movement has in fact incited and committed further violence, severe bodily injury and death against police officers of all races and ethnicities, Jews, and Caucasians. Defendant Black Lives Matter is in fact a violent and revolutionary criminal gang.” The misguided machinations behind the anti-Trump protests have dominated any peaceful transition into power for the president-elect............

yes, was wondering if they would be sued for trying to destabilise another country

"What I Saw In The Baltimore Protests Last Night" (Unedited)

Nov 11, 2016

Last night our friends at Stock Board Asset observed and recorded the "peaceful protests" in the inner harbor of Baltimore’s tourism district in person. What they saw was 1.5k- 2k protestors shutting down streets and disrupting commerce. This is an unedited recording of what they saw.

    LIVE on #Periscope: Trump Riots breakout in Baltimore https://t.co/oi72QSN1iT

    — StockBoardAsset (@StockBoardAsset) November 11, 2016

    LIVE on #Periscope: Riots in Baltimore https://t.co/39WoqE0ZKD

    — StockBoardAsset (@StockBoardAsset) November 11, 2016

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-11-11/what-i-saw-baltimore-protests-last-night-unedited

The poor little numpties have a whinge and dummy spit, because they didn't get their new toy. So sad. :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

One Night Of Peace
Sometimes one spends so much time dreading the lawlessness of government, recognizing the level of destitution, fiscal and legal, that it represents, that somewhere the alternative fails to register on the mind. This is the condition I find myself tonight. Donald Trump was elected President of the United States and whatever might come is hard to decipher, except that at least I know he believes in America and the people who live all across the nation who stood up for him and the rule of law.


Democratic pundits have been spending every second with veiled threats and recriminations. They are stunned. They felt that the illegal votes would put them over the threshold, but they didn't. There are still many, many people in this nation who recognized a chance to defeat the criminal enterprise that threatened this nation and they gave the presidency to Donald Trump.


What we have to fear is the tantrum to be thrown by the current resident of that office. That I can imagine his defiant refusal to give up the office without doing inestimable damage to it is a stain in and of itself. I have had eight years to witness his childish reactions to disobedience to think any better of him. So, we wait to see what his reaction will be, how much damage he is able to inflict? His choice as a Supreme Court justice just went out the window.


But, I also look forward to the power of commerce that might be unleashed. I don't know what metamorphosis might take place between tonight and January 20, but one thing I do think Trump knows how to do and that is to get the American commercial engine reignited. Hopefully, he will be true to his word and rid us of this "green" economy that has, in fact, stalled and hindered all proven means of production. I would hope for a reduction of regulations on business and a restructuring of the IRS, but perhaps that is a wish too many.


There are some smart things he could do without too much effort that would do a great deal for industry and I believe he will do those things, but make no mistake, it is not government I want from him and it was not more government that all of those people came out to vote for him want.


In short, if he would just take the brakes off and stop punishing the producers of this nation, that would be enough.


Trump is not the answer to anything. He not a solution. He is a respite at best. All of the important things are still in place. All of the violations of rights and the surveillance government continue. The media is still hates most of those who voted for him. His ability to select a good Supreme Court justice is still in question. We have been given a few more months to prep and train and learn. He cannot solve the debt issues, or the fact that we still have enemies.


We are in a lot of trouble, but for tonight I can sleep without the knowledge that Clinton will bring her corrupt and evil plans to the Oval Office. One night of peace, I suppose and worry about the rest tomorrow.
Posted by T.L. Davis at 1:04 AM

Mortdooley wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 12:43am:

There are some smart things he could do without too much effort that would do a great deal for industry and I believe he will do those things, but make no mistake, it is not government I want from him and it was not more government that all of those people came out to vote for him want. In short, if he would just take the brakes off and stop punishing the producers of this nation, that would be enough.

Lovely US trade union propaganda, morty torty. That article is pure bullshit of economic nationalism and protectionist trade policies. Just wait until these same union assholes start offering their services (under Trump's direction) as a labor police force in exchange for getting a prominent role in future, corrupt infrastructure projects and plans to coerce more output from workers for global war. Oh, and this won't be no cake walk war, either. The Chinese and Russians have a known history of firing back. The standoff has already started.

https://youtu.be/rInVjWB2OYk

Is this the world you want to live in?

Trump's joke of a an administration will be constantly plagued by crisis after crisis of a foreign and domestic nature confronting mass social opposition from the working class.

Trump's presidency will also be short-lived when even assmonkeys like yourself who voted for the puke will bitterly to realize this billionaire charlatan has no ability, let alone intention, to improve the quality of life for anyone except his own ruling class. Trump is another Wall Street puppet. His legacy will represent nothing but that.

Time to suffer for your art, morty torty.

But Marla - your new leader has a plan:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2s9AV910NY

greggerypeccary wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 9:09am:

aquascoot wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 7:45am: This is a triumph of a guy with massive street smarts ... ... over 70 pending lawsuits, admissions of sexually assaulting women, and accusations of child rape.

greggy pretending moral superiority. :D :D :D

Marla wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 2:15am:

Mortdooley wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 12:43am: There are some smart things he could do without too much effort that would do a great deal for industry and I believe he will do those things, but make no mistake, it is not government I want from him and it was not more government that all of those people came out to vote for him want. In short, if he would just take the brakes off and stop punishing the producers of this nation, that would be enough. Lovely US trade union propaganda, morty torty. That article is pure bullshit of economic nationalism and protectionist trade policies. Just wait until these same union assholes start offering their services (under Trump's direction) as a labor police force in exchange for getting a prominent role in future, corrupt infrastructure projects and plans to coerce more output from workers for global war. Oh, and this won't be no cake walk war, either. The Chinese and Russians have a known history of firing back. The standoff has already started. https://youtu.be/rInVjWB2OYk Is this the world you want to live in? Trump's joke of a an administration will be constantly plagued by crisis after crisis of a foreign and domestic nature confronting mass social opposition from the working class. Trump's presidency will also be short-lived when even assmonkeys like yourself who voted for the puke will bitterly to realize this billionaire charlatan has no ability, let alone intention, to improve the quality of life for anyone except his own ruling class. Trump is another Wall Street puppet. His legacy will represent nothing but that. Time to suffer for your art, morty torty.

Marla - you really are hurt by Trumps outstanding victory.

lee wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 11:07am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 9:09am: aquascoot wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 7:45am: This is a triumph of a guy with massive street smarts ... ... over 70 pending lawsuits, admissions of sexually assaulting women, and accusations of child rape. greggy pretending moral superiority.

No pretending about it.

I have no pending lawsuits, no admissions of sexually assaulting women, and no accusations of child rape.

I'm morally superior to Trump in every way imaginable.

Can you say the same?

greggerypeccary wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 12:31pm:

lee wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 11:07am: greggerypeccary wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 9:09am: aquascoot wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 7:45am: This is a triumph of a guy with massive street smarts ... ... over 70 pending lawsuits, admissions of sexually assaulting women, and accusations of child rape. greggy pretending moral superiority. No pretending about it. I have no pending lawsuits, no admissions of sexually assaulting women, and no accusations of child rape. I'm morally superior to Trump in every way imaginable. Can you say the same?

Do you think it's possible for someone of poor personal character, even a terrible person like Trump to actually do good in other areas of their lives?

lee wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 11:07am:

greggerypeccary wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 9:09am: aquascoot wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 7:45am: This is a triumph of a guy with massive street smarts ... ... over 70 pending lawsuits, admissions of sexually assaulting women, and accusations of child rape. greggy pretending moral superiority. :D :D :D

Moral superiority over Trump is something most people have.

Gordon wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 12:53pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 12:31pm: lee wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 11:07am: greggerypeccary wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 9:09am: aquascoot wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 7:45am: This is a triumph of a guy with massive street smarts ... ... over 70 pending lawsuits, admissions of sexually assaulting women, and accusations of child rape. greggy pretending moral superiority. No pretending about it. I have no pending lawsuits, no admissions of sexually assaulting women, and no accusations of child rape. I'm morally superior to Trump in every way imaginable. Can you say the same? Do you think it's possible for someone of poor personal character, even a terrible person like Trump to actually do good in other areas of their lives?

It is possible of course, but history shows that a persons character doesnt really change much. He will do a couple good things and a whole lot of poor things. Assuming he doesnt sexually assault anyone of course - a 50/50 proposition.

Gordon wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 12:53pm:

Do you think it's possible for someone of poor personal character, even a terrible person like Trump to actually do good in other areas of their lives?

Yes, it's possible.

It's also possible for people with a good personal character, and strong moral principles, to do just as good a job.

These are the people we should be lauding, not the Trumps of the world.

greggerypeccary wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 1:45pm:

Gordon wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 12:53pm: Do you think it's possible for someone of poor personal character, even a terrible person like Trump to actually do good in other areas of their lives? Yes, it's possible. It's also possible for people with a good personal character, and strong moral principles, to do just as good a job. These are the people we should be lauding, not the Trumps of the world.

Bill Cosby is an interesting case. He gave breathtaking amounts of money to charity. You could also say his persona has done amazing things for changing perceptions of African Americans. All round great guy...well apart from the rapes.

Gordon wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 2:56pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 1:45pm: Gordon wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 12:53pm: Do you think it's possible for someone of poor personal character, even a terrible person like Trump to actually do good in other areas of their lives? Yes, it's possible. It's also possible for people with a good personal character, and strong moral principles, to do just as good a job. These are the people we should be lauding, not the Trumps of the world. Bill Cosby is an interesting case. He gave breathtaking amounts of money to charity. You could also say his persona has done amazing things for changing perceptions of African Americans. All round great guy...well apart from the rapes.

There are good people who do some bad things eg Cosby. then there are bad people who occasionally do bad things.

Who would you rather have leading you? A flawed good person or a bad person with occasional moments of good?

Mortdooley wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 12:43am:

One Night Of Peace Sometimes one spends so much time dreading the lawlessness of government, recognizing the level of destitution, fiscal and legal, that it represents, that somewhere the alternative fails to register on the mind. This is the condition I find myself tonight. Donald Trump was elected President of the United States and whatever might come is hard to decipher, except that at least I know he believes in America and the people who live all across the nation who stood up for him and the rule of law. Democratic pundits have been spending every second with veiled threats and recriminations. They are stunned. They felt that the illegal votes would put them over the threshold, but they didn't. There are still many, many people in this nation who recognized a chance to defeat the criminal enterprise that threatened this nation and they gave the presidency to Donald Trump. What we have to fear is the tantrum to be thrown by the current resident of that office. That I can imagine his defiant refusal to give up the office without doing inestimable damage to it is a stain in and of itself. I have had eight years to witness his childish reactions to disobedience to think any better of him. So, we wait to see what his reaction will be, how much damage he is able to inflict? His choice as a Supreme Court justice just went out the window. But, I also look forward to the power of commerce that might be unleashed. I don't know what metamorphosis might take place between tonight and January 20, but one thing I do think Trump knows how to do and that is to get the American commercial engine reignited. Hopefully, he will be true to his word and rid us of this "green" economy that has, in fact, stalled and hindered all proven means of production. I would hope for a reduction of regulations on business and a restructuring of the IRS, but perhaps that is a wish too many. There are some smart things he could do without too much effort that would do a great deal for industry and I believe he will do those things, but make no mistake, it is not government I want from him and it was not more government that all of those people came out to vote for him want. In short, if he would just take the brakes off and stop punishing the producers of this nation, that would be enough. Trump is not the answer to anything. He not a solution. He is a respite at best. All of the important things are still in place. All of the violations of rights and the surveillance government continue. The media is still hates most of those who voted for him. His ability to select a good Supreme Court justice is still in question. We have been given a few more months to prep and train and learn. He cannot solve the debt issues, or the fact that we still have enemies. We are in a lot of trouble, but for tonight I can sleep without the knowledge that Clinton will bring her corrupt and evil plans to the Oval Office. One night of peace, I suppose and worry about the rest tomorrow. Posted by T.L. Davis at 1:04 AM

Who started surveillance without warrants? BUSH/REPUBLICANS.  Who instituted Torture and the disgrace that is Guantanimo?  BUSH/REPUBLCANS

Your political history is a poor as your character.

greggerypeccary wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 1:45pm:

Gordon wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 12:53pm: Do you think it's possible for someone of poor personal character, even a terrible person like Trump to actually do good in other areas of their lives? Yes, it's possible. It's also possible for people with a good personal character, and strong moral principles, to do just as good a job. These are the people we should be lauding, not the Trumps of the world.

If he backflips on climate change THEN HE'S A GENIUS WHO COULD SAVE THE WORLD!

What do those who want to save the world from climate change want: what Trump has!

He could backflip, but i don't actually see how he could do it. considering he's calle d it a Chinese conspiracy to lock America out of jobs then,... I dunno : second to that I supppose he just expects the markets to deal with it as if Renewables were cheap enough then they would be killing the pig themselves.

He's got plans but no ones knows what they are: he seems to just throw the media off the scent and make the public wake up to the fact the media is the enemy.

i dunno,.. just hoping and praying he has plans to deal with the multi-year sea ice melting some-how, no matter how politically incorrect and seemingly nefarious, because right now we're bugger****************************  w/ what was the status quo  :o

Unforgiven wrote on Nov 13^th, 2016 at 6:48pm:

Trump has himself delegitimized his own tenure as president by claiming the election is rigged.

True statement: but the voting consumer doesn't care.. well, maybe the popular vote does...

Do we know if Hillary still won the popular vote?

Hollywood is full of wannabes telling every tourist that they are better than them if they refuse to buy the cd shoved in their face! Yeh, that's a status quo to be proud of!

greggerypeccary wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 12:31pm:

No pretending about it.

But you lie. So where does the truth begin?  ::)

lee wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 5:57pm:

greggerypeccary wrote on Nov 14th, 2016 at 12:31pm: No pretending about it. But you lie. So where does the truth begin?  ::)

I would think it is difficult to support all the morally low positions while trying to claim the moral high ground.

And where is Abu? Is he trying to stop the riots?
No, he's playing golf.

bogarde73 wrote on Nov 14^th, 2016 at 7:39pm:

And where is Abu?

Check the Wiki for details.

these protests are no different from the Teabagger/Truther/Conspiracy Theorist nonsense that has gone on for eight long years ...

I suppose in some ways you can hope that he is just another empty rhetoric politician.
In other ways, I really hope he follows through.

All other politicians have recanted on their promises, but what if Trump doesn't? What if he actually follows through?

Personally, I can see a good point with securing the borders. I wouldn't be happy with a motza of spick drug runners coming through into Australia in the same fashion that America endures. That really needs to be stopped. Mexico is a different nation and has no right whatsoever for their people to cross the border illegally. bugger them! They stay in their country unless they are invited or welcomed.

I think his idea of stopping ISIS is not for the faint hearted because many innocents will die and be maimed. But we need a leader of the world who won't take any poo and somehow make the poo stop to bring an end of further bloodshed.
Hopefully it doesn't up the ante.   :-X

Why would anyone want more expensive drugs? The Spics have every right to Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and Southern California.

Uncle stole it off them.

Trump represents Rural America that needs jobs. He does not represent the Cultural Creatives, the class that actually creates jobs.

Do you see the problem?