When Obama was president he had the Churchill bust moved from inside the Oval Office to outside the door to the Oval Office, where, according to him, he saw it first thing every day when he entered.

For eight years *conservative* snowflakes cried like little babies how Obama destroyed the "special relationship" between the UK and the US by this single move.

Now that Trump has treated the UK and its leader in a manner that is nothing short of despicable, what do we hear? Crickets.

https://foreignpolicy.com/2017/11/30/donald-trump-is-singlehandedly-wrecking-the-special-relationship-with-britain/

I think that most Brits as do most world leaders recognise that Trump is a buffoon and that the average yank only voted for him because they are easily sold snake oil. Most Americans dont really think too much about anything outside their own borders.

rhino wrote on Aug 10^th, 2018 at 2:57am:

I think that most Brits as do most world leaders recognise that Trump is a buffoon and that the average yank only voted for him because they are easily sold snake oil. Most Americans dont really think too much about anything outside their own borders.

Trump supporters don't realize the UK is America's most reliable ally west of Australia. Trump probably doesn't realize it either.

Now now, A, the first thing Mr Trump did as president (after his huge inauguration, the biggest in history) was to put that bust back in the Oval Office. He had to get rid of Martin Luther-King.

You see? Successful policy achievements, all of them.

Mr Trump would have great difficulty dealing with the UK.
i think Mr Trump (and also all correct thinking people of the noble right) see the UK as a 'cautionary tale".

from a nation which once ruled the waves and whose redcoats were feared and revered throughout the world, it has become a nation of chodes who gave that all up for free dentures from the NHS and the "timid approach to life".

when a noble stallion looks across to an adjoining paddock and sees nothing but weeds and mayhem and sad flea bitten geldings, it makes him more determined to look after his herd and not let them make the mistakes that others have made.

god speed Noble Stallion

aquascoot wrote on Aug 10^th, 2018 at 10:28am:

Mr Trump would have great difficulty dealing with the UK. i think Mr Trump (and also all correct thinking people of the noble right) see the UK as a 'cautionary tale". from a nation which once ruled the waves and whose redcoats were feared and revered throughout the world, it has become a nation of chodes who gave that all up for free dentures from the NHS and the "timid approach to life". when a noble stallion looks across to an adjoining paddock and sees nothing but weeds and mayhem and sad flea bitten geldings, it makes him more determined to look after his herd and not let them make the mistakes that others have made. god speed Noble Stallion

Behold, the noble stallion:


http://www.etherella.com/scrapbook2/applejack1.JPG

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That doesnt tell me hes a alpha male, it tells me hes a supreme narcissist. Ripping off other peoples money to build a monument to yourself is not an achievement in my book.

aquascoot wrote on Aug 10^th, 2018 at 10:28am:

Mr Trump would have great difficulty dealing with the UK. i think Mr Trump (and also all correct thinking people of the noble right) see the UK as a 'cautionary tale". from a nation which once ruled the waves and whose redcoats were feared and revered throughout the world, it has become a nation of chodes who gave that all up for free dentures from the NHS and the "timid approach to life". when a noble stallion looks across to an adjoining paddock and sees nothing but weeds and mayhem and sad flea bitten geldings, it makes him more determined to look after his herd and not let them make the mistakes that others have made. god speed Noble Stallion

Gave it up? The American Revolution and every post-WII independence movement in every British colony would suggest otherwise, dear. Mother England was kicked out.

Now this left her in a right state. By the 60s, her colonial export markets had gone. The oil shocks of the 70s hit her hard. Mother was left with no other option than to fully embrace the EU. Now?

She's in a right state again. There there, dear. Maybe she can put her feet up and have a nice cup of tea.

rhino wrote on Aug 10^th, 2018 at 11:09am:

That doesnt tell me hes a alpha male, it tells me hes a supreme narcissist. Ripping off other peoples money to build a monument to yourself is not an achievement in my book.

That is a shallow judgement of the man - one I also did share.

Several years ago I saw the then now President talking to a group of people about business achievement. It changed my opinion. He was really brilliant. He empathized with them and was truly empowering.

President Trump is gifted as someone with the common touch and able to affect change to benefit all. An extraordinary individual - make no mistake!

rhino wrote on Aug 10^th, 2018 at 11:09am:

That doesnt tell me hes a alpha male, it tells me hes a supreme narcissist. Ripping off other peoples money to build a monument to yourself is not an achievement in my book.

Alphas take: that's what they do!

rhino wrote on Aug 10^th, 2018 at 2:57am:

I think that most Brits as do most world leaders recognise that Trump is a buffoon and that the average yank only voted for him because they are easily sold snake oil. Most Americans dont really think too much about anything outside their own borders.

Do most Australians give a shite about anyone else?

Karnal wrote on Aug 10^th, 2018 at 12:16pm:

aquascoot wrote on Aug 10th, 2018 at 10:28am: Mr Trump would have great difficulty dealing with the UK. i think Mr Trump (and also all correct thinking people of the noble right) see the UK as a 'cautionary tale". from a nation which once ruled the waves and whose redcoats were feared and revered throughout the world, it has become a nation of chodes who gave that all up for free dentures from the NHS and the "timid approach to life". when a noble stallion looks across to an adjoining paddock and sees nothing but weeds and mayhem and sad flea bitten geldings, it makes him more determined to look after his herd and not let them make the mistakes that others have made. god speed Noble Stallion Gave it up? The American Revolution and every post-WII independence movement in every British colony would suggest otherwise, dear. Mother England was kicked out. Now this left her in a right state. By the 60s, her colonial export markets had gone. The oil shocks of the 70s hit her hard. Mother was left with no other option than to fully embrace the EU. Now? She's in a right state again. There there, dear. Maybe she can put her feet up and have a nice cup of tea.

  I don't think so. Britain's physical presence has gone but her influence is still in the colonies.

Britain is and has always been a major World player.

Threadneedle Street is the center of World finance and   international law.

aquascoot wrote on Aug 10^th, 2018 at 10:28am:

Mr Trump would have great difficulty dealing with the UK. i think Mr Trump (and also all correct thinking people of the noble right) see the UK as a 'cautionary tale". from a nation which once ruled the waves and whose redcoats were feared and revered throughout the world, it has become a nation of chodes who gave that all up for free dentures from the NHS and the "timid approach to life". when a noble stallion looks across to an adjoining paddock and sees nothing but weeds and mayhem and sad flea bitten geldings, it makes him more determined to look after his herd and not let them make the mistakes that others have made. god speed Noble Stallion

Spain once 'ruled the waves'. Portugal once was the worlds biggest explorer. Rome (Italy) once ruled the world.


here is some news for you: influence ebbs and flows

idiot

longweekend58 wrote on Aug 10^th, 2018 at 3:34pm:

aquascoot wrote on Aug 10th, 2018 at 10:28am: Mr Trump would have great difficulty dealing with the UK. i think Mr Trump (and also all correct thinking people of the noble right) see the UK as a 'cautionary tale". from a nation which once ruled the waves and whose redcoats were feared and revered throughout the world, it has become a nation of chodes who gave that all up for free dentures from the NHS and the "timid approach to life". when a noble stallion looks across to an adjoining paddock and sees nothing but weeds and mayhem and sad flea bitten geldings, it makes him more determined to look after his herd and not let them make the mistakes that others have made. god speed Noble Stallion Spain once 'ruled the waves'. Portugal once was the worlds biggest explorer. Rome (Italy) once ruled the world. here is some news for you: influence ebbs and flows idiot

i think most empires go down fighting .
the british seem to have been corrupted by the socialist nanny state.
are you aware longy that the poms even nationalised the TOY industry in the 1950's.
when you go donw the socialist route and start thinking the NHS or welfare or obamacare or affirmative action is what makes you GREAT. you are screwed.

thankfully the right man has arrived in the USA at the right time with the right doctrine

celebrate awesomeness.

look at that magnificent tower.

look at that magnificent leader.

all the animals kneel in his mighty presence

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Richdude wrote on Aug 10^th, 2018 at 2:50pm:

Karnal wrote on Aug 10th, 2018 at 12:16pm: aquascoot wrote on Aug 10th, 2018 at 10:28am: Mr Trump would have great difficulty dealing with the UK. i think Mr Trump (and also all correct thinking people of the noble right) see the UK as a 'cautionary tale". from a nation which once ruled the waves and whose redcoats were feared and revered throughout the world, it has become a nation of chodes who gave that all up for free dentures from the NHS and the "timid approach to life". when a noble stallion looks across to an adjoining paddock and sees nothing but weeds and mayhem and sad flea bitten geldings, it makes him more determined to look after his herd and not let them make the mistakes that others have made. god speed Noble Stallion Gave it up? The American Revolution and every post-WII independence movement in every British colony would suggest otherwise, dear. Mother England was kicked out. Now this left her in a right state. By the 60s, her colonial export markets had gone. The oil shocks of the 70s hit her hard. Mother was left with no other option than to fully embrace the EU. Now? She's in a right state again. There there, dear. Maybe she can put her feet up and have a nice cup of tea.   I don't think so. Britain's physical presence has gone but her influence is still in the colonies. Britain is and has always been a major World player. Threadneedle Street is the center of World finance and   international law.

Isn't that what you mean by globalism?

Other than Australia, the US has no better ally that the UK. Trump personally doesn't need friends but he will find that things are different in the real world ...

AiA wrote on Aug 11^th, 2018 at 3:34am:

Other than Australia, the US has no better ally that the UK. Trump personally doesn't need friends but he will find that things are different in the real world ...

"Real World"?

Countries don't have friends they shared mutual interests.

President Trump will continue to make you look foolish until you stop underestimating the man.

Richdude wrote on Aug 11^th, 2018 at 3:59am:

AiA wrote on Aug 11th, 2018 at 3:34am: Other than Australia, the US has no better ally that the UK. Trump personally doesn't need friends but he will find that things are different in the real world ... "Real World"? Countries don't have friends they shared mutual interests. President Trump will continue to make you look foolish until you stop underestimating the man.

so after 9/11 who came to Americas aid???  FRIENDS.

if there were another 9/11 the same countries trump despises would STILL come to their aid while the likes of Putin would gloat.


idiot