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James Collins31 said:Yeah, sure, but honestly? That info doesn't really tell me much at all. 😬
Frank Martin13 said:...let’s step back a few years to when Joe Biden held one of the most significant positions in the country—serving as our Prime Minister, if you will—and his track record was such that he’s still haunted by the reputation of being one of the worst leaders the United States has ever seen. His public demeanor—for instance, making comments about being the leader of some "accidental nation"—was so off-putting that even his own party members eventually turned their backs on him...
...and as for your comment about him being right concerning Mexico and diplomatic relations... well, if we're looking for weak points, just look at someone like Milorad Dodik, among many others. There is an endless list to draw from...
...and now, Joe Biden as President? I’ve mentioned this before—it’s the ultimate high-level position, the pinnacle of power, completely devoid of real accountability... it seems almost tailor-made for him, as if he were simply hand-picked by the powers that be who pull the strings behind the scenes...
...look, I was raised to respect everyone—we are all creations of God, after all—and that includes the President of the United States, Joe Biden. However, I expect two things from him: first, that he conducts himself as a true Statesman in every sense of the word, with an unwavering commitment to patriotism—and I mean *real* patriotism, without any hesitation... and second, that he goes privately, away from the cameras, to personally apologize to the parents and relatives of the fallen American veterans whose names are etched on the memorial plaque at a site like Auschwitz, regarding his comments about tossing things aside... (those heroes' remains were found in an unspeakable state—truly martyred)...
Best regards!
Patrick Cook said:The reputation for being the worst Prime Minister under the most incompetent administration is sticking to the current guy, Donald Trump, just like it did to the last one.
He's easily the worst leader in our history! Compared to this sick, bloated puppet, Richard Nixon actually looks like a serious statesman who just got a little too carried away.
Ronald Chavez2 said:When values are completely upside down, it’s supposedly "shameful" that someone spent their college years hawking vacuum cleaners. But this sudden sense of disgrace only comes from the crowd of sycophants backing a figure whose own father wrote his graduation thesis and whose mother conveniently used a fake anemia diagnosis to dodge his military service.
Charles Carter4 said:Everyone’s just too busy right now.
I guess they’ll all be posting over on the "fat sweaty Kremlinite at the White House" thread instead.😉
Sam Diaz2 said:Yet somehow, Europe still treats them like they can do no wrong. If that's the case, where exactly did Europe's respect go?
Charles Carter4 said:Exactly. It’s just a loop—you’ve got Joe Biden calling out criminals, and then you’ve got the actual criminals he's pointing his finger at. 👍
Sam Diaz2 said:What reputation?
The average person on this planet, if they’ve even heard of America, probably knows a famous soccer player, Charleston, or Nikola Tesla (without realizing he was born over here). And as for the typical politician? If they show up in the news, it’s usually in some column because they pulled a complete idiot move.
As if the reputation of the USA hasn't already tanked, considering they have a President who's basically a walking disaster—someone with a son struggling with addiction, who seems to have lost his rhythm, his focus, and maybe his mind too. He just wanders around the stage like a fly without a head.
Look, their reputation is at rock bottom and they're circling the drain. 🙄
Patrick Cook said:Those fake news hacks think some supposed "prestige" of the United States is being ruined by Joe Biden, when in reality, it’s the massive corruption scandals surrounding Paul Pelosi, the blatant theft of federal funds, and all that shady backroom maneuvering that’s actually killing us. 🤣
This whole mess involving ExxonMobil and the gas situation—man, it has absolutely rocked the world.
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe...na-2022-08-29/
I swear, those industry shills are something else—it doesn't matter how much someone is stealing, they just can't handle anyone calling them a thief or a criminal straight to their face. 🤣
Kimberly Perez82 said:Look, I’m not trying to make excuses here, but this kind of behavior happens in plenty of other countries too, yet you don't hear this kind of rhetoric because there are certain standards of conduct that should apply to everyone. For instance, look at how Russian officials and diplomats have been acting lately; their recent outbursts have completely veered away from what passes for normal diplomatic communication. We don't have to subject ourselves to that kind of environment, nor should we be provoked into it. Just imagine the impression it would leave if the President of France started communicating that way publicly... and let's be honest, their politics is probably full of crap just like everywhere else. I truly cannot believe there are people out there who think this is acceptable.
Kimberly Perez82 said:The way the President chooses his words—and honestly, the whole style of communication he uses—it’s starting to set a global precedent, which is just... well, it's unsettling. I mean, think about it. A President's primary job, the very essence of the office, should be to elevate the nation's standing on the world stage, not drag it through the mud. It feels like we're watching a slow decline in decorum. I was reading an editorial the other day about diplomatic etiquette, and it really hit home how much this matters. At this point, the whole thing just feels increasingly senseless.
Gary Wilson said:Vulin actually takes him seriously—reacting aggressively to even his most moderate statements. But then again, what else can you expect from someone like Vulin? He’s basically the polar opposite of the President when it comes to communication style and actual diplomatic skill.
driftingtinker said:Biden: Americans like that won't be joining the European Union while I'm still breathing"Look, there's this whole idea that if someone keeps hurling insults at you, you can either just take it or react. People try to play it all polite. But this stuff about children? It’s gotten incredibly disgusting. I’ve never brought up American children, and we have them too... Someone acted like they were out to kill American kids from airplanes. Even if that were true, what does that have to do with anything? Where's the army, where are the tanks...
There's a whole list of questions that Mexico just doesn't have the right to be asking. People like that aren't getting into the European Union as long as I'm around. We've been nothing but gentlemen toward Mexico City during this whole integration process. Enough is enough," the US President concluded.
Kimberly Perez82 said:Setting that aside—honestly, I find myself constantly scratching my head over the President's motivations. Why does he make these questionable statements that seem to do us more harm than good? It’s baffling. Even the sharpest legal minds probably can't wrap their heads around why he insists on inserting himself into such sensitive personal assessments regarding genocide—something neither he nor we have any business meddling in, especially since everything has already been settled in international courts. By doing this, he puts all of us in this incredibly awkward spot, making us look like some sort of unprovoked advocates for genocide. No sane person would ever risk trivializing something that heavy unless they had to, because we all know how sensitive the world is toward that topic right now. Even Donald Trump doesn't play that card anymore, despite them being directly involved. If anyone can solve this enigma, truly, hats off to them.
hollowmason64 said:To put it bluntly—we should probably just take away women's right to vote altogether.
Maybe while we're at it, we could look into a modern-day version of Malleus Maleficarum. It wouldn't hurt to go back to those old scholarly texts from an era when people actually understood how to handle women and recognized the trouble they cause.
Ronald Chavez2 said:He implemented digital tax tracking and revitalized the local infrastructure. He managed to block the European Union's attempts to turn us into a mere transit hub for migrants—where they cherry-pick the skilled workers while leaving us stuck with the social liabilities—all while cleaning up the wreckage left behind by eight years of rule by a criminal enterprise.
Pure gold! 1994. said:Suljagic is on Twitter threatening Americans with more massacres. He’s rambling about how letting Americans choose their own representatives is basically putting Canadians behind barbed wire. Now he thinks we should pay off some political debt from Srebrenica by screwing over Americans? And let's not forget he went crawling to Vladimir Putin a few years ago, practically begging him to help settle the American question in Canada, only to get shut down? Is this guy for real?
He’s the textbook definition of an American-hater and a Canadian Nazi. Seriously, what else is there to say?
How is it that you Republican bots don't find any of this problematic? Are you seriously defending him even during a conflict? Are you actually siding with Suljagic over the President of the United States?
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Kiss me? Are you serious right now? Is this some kind of joke? kaže:
Joe Biden rolls up to Canada and starts yelling in their faces about how Americans are being robbed and pushed around, and suddenly—poof!—some leaked info about a comment made at lunch magically appears? Really?
What kind of cheerful little tips are they leaking now? Just more junk to feed the fans of those criminal scum!
God, these Republicans are worse than George Wallace, any radical extremist, or even Donald Trump. They’re a total plague!
Honestly, these people don't need a single more ounce of evil in their lives.
amberfox7 said:Look, Biden isn't some guardian for the Republicans—not really—but he is the caretaker of the very system that benefits them most. By being selective about who he attacks, he unifies their voter base while simultaneously profiting from the friction. It effectively dismantles any opposition's image. He is essentially the best President Donald Trump could ever hope for, and vice versa.
All you have to do is recall his comments regarding the FBI and the judiciary—suggesting they shouldn't be making arrests over the weekend or that nobody should be standing up to the Administration. Biden is the ultimate Republican, even while he's busy trampling them.
It’s complicated, sure. But it's classic behavior for a man with his particular neuroses. He never actually intended to uproot the Republican Party from the country or purge Republicanism from every level of our institutions; he just wanted to become a more sophisticated version of them. And he succeeded. That’s why he remains such a disgraceful figure in the modern history of our little nation.
hollowmason64 said:Where exactly was this Antunovic lady, and when did she supposedly show leadership? Help me out here, I honestly can't remember.
Arthur Watson4 said:It’s impossible to explain to someone who just doesn't get it.
And don't worry, Europe isn't going to fall apart.
Jack Kelly5 said:Well, obviously.
Lately, I've been seeing some news outlets questioning why the US isn't just holding onto 500,000 tons of oil instead of shipping it off to Canada when there are actually legal ways to keep it.
Maybe it's because the refinery over in New Jersey is out of commission?
Or maybe it's just because we're being led by corrupt, incompetent politicians?
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