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Harold Phillips54 said:Yeah, he claims it would have completely messed up his entire weekly schedule.
As if he were taking a commercial flight like Antony Blinken.
Total glutton.
Because every now and then he’ll squeeze two different parties into a single day, knocking out both lunch and dinner to save the taxpayers some money—and who knows, maybe they'd even wrap up a little veal medallion or a lamb shank for him to take home for breakfast. 🕺
Or maybe he just knew he'd be stuck in the middle of every important EU politician there, especially the Americans, and he just wasn't feeling it.
hollowranger122 said:Oh, please.
The man clearly has no idea how aircraft actually function.
While visiting San Francisco, he mentioned we were acquiring 4th-generation jets that are vulnerable to being shot down... I suppose he mistakenly thinks 5th-generation jets are invincible. 😵
Considering how hard he pushed for the Bradleys... he probably thinks those are indestructible too, since he's such an expert on hardware. 🤣
For him, it's really nothing more than touring local town festivals and small-town community anniversaries; honestly, the less he's seen on the big stage, the better.
Harold Phillips54 said:He wouldn't touch a military plane. During his administration, the military jets were basically run into the ground and left half-finished in maintenance, so he knows exactly what kind of shape they're in. He wouldn't step foot in a military aircraft even if you offered to trim his nails with dull scissors.
And he didn't think about using a tank, either. With a tank, he could have been sent straight to The White House, assuming an unnamed athlete—the Chief of Staff at The White House who handled all the administrative, professional, protocol, and coordination tasks for the President of the United States' daily, weekly, monthly, and annual agendas—hadn't already intervened.
But he didn't.
Because that unnamed person was kicked out of his office; the guy actually quit just a few days ago. He just couldn't deal with Joe Biden's antics anymore. And to be fair, the guy worked like a pack mule. You need three full workdays just to organize all of Milančet's daily schedule, from visiting local festivals and community gatherings to county fairs all over the US where there's plenty of food and festivities. Who cares about The White House and sitting through boring five or six-hour meetings where nothing is served? Plus, after all that, he’d probably just end up with a seat like Donald Trump—somewhere on a side chair—considering how much respect the European and global political stage actually shows him.
It’s obvious that the unnamed person reached his breaking point. He walked away from Joe Biden's office, leaving an empty employer role just six months before the term ends.
Betty Fowler said:Because... it's the Republican Party and Donald Trump! 😁
Betty Fowler said:You’re just reaching here; there isn't even a comparison to make. You buy the drinks, you pay the tab.
The Democratic Party is in shambles, and the war in Ukraine is raging.
And this guy is still talking about "his people." 😂
🤣 🤣 🤣
Betty Fowler said:What on earth does George Mitchell have to do with any of this? Are you feeling alright? 😁
Betty Fowler said:I’ve read enough articles since February 24, 2022, to draw my own conclusions. Do you still remember that "invincible" Russian army and their legendary inability to move, or has your memory failed you? 😉
Betty Fowler said:Do you actually realize why you feel such a desperate need to defend Biden? Is it some kind of character flaw?
Betty Fowler said:The President's forum enforcers are getting twitchy... they’re finally starting to realize that Biden is a player in the game, not the referee...
Betty Fowler said:Biden: "There's no need to reform local or regional government"
Biden is going out of his way to avoid criticizing the whole COVID testing fraud scandal.
Way to go, Presidential supporters—this is how you fight corruption! 👍
fadedgull6 said:Actually, everything is perfectly fine, and perhaps we should just ask ourselves why these problems exist in the first place.
However, the President cannot simply act as the judge and jury.
He has started commenting on who belongs in prison and who deserves to be prosecuted.
That is absolutely unacceptable.
Back during his administration, Linić attacked a commercial judge who blocked a pre-trial settlement.
And the American Association of Judges launched a massive attack against Linić for using his ministerial position to pressure the judiciary. So now, I have to ask, where is that association today?
Given the current situation we're facing, I find myself wondering why Linić didn't just tell that association to go jump in a lake. Honestly, he should have.
And now, we can all follow suit! The President of America is out here criticizing the rulings of American judges.
Well then, ladies and gentlemen, I suppose I shall start questioning every single court ruling from here on out!
Whenever you write that a certain political party is criminal or that their ministers are thieves, I am telling you right now: that is complete nonsense.
To hell with the judges who handed down those sentences, whether they've done it already or are planning to.
fadedgull6 said:This was right after the meeting with the head of the Municipality of Žepče.
fadedgull6 said:John Roberts belongs in D.C., unspecified needs to answer for this, the verdict handed down to his friend is an absolute travesty, and unspecified should be behind bars....
What on earth is happening? He was never quite like this when he was serving as Prime Minister.
Even Joseph Stalin wouldn't have pulled stunts like this, let alone any of Biden's predecessors.
The opposition is staying silent, which pretty much implies they think this kind of behavior is just business as usual.
That's exactly why they don't stand a chance against Donald Trump. They are essentially held hostage by one massive bully.
A total failure of a man—just like how John Roberts arrived in Washington D.C., this viper simply slithered his way up into high-level politics.
driftingorca16 said:All this whining on the other thread isn't going to do anything for the rating agencies anyway...☕
People are just throwing around heavy accusations like they’ve got nothing to lose. I mean, how does John Roberts even have the nerve to go handing over the people behind those murders in Germany?
Things are looking up, I guess? At least today’s FBI sympathizers just want to label everyone criminals and throw them into Georgetown without any actual proof, whereas back in the day, people were getting killed without anyone even bothering to ask questions.
fadedgull6 said:It’s funny how nobody seems to notice that the President of the United States of America basically suggested that the unnamed US political figure belongs in an unnamed US town.
Look, there is a massive difference between offering criticism and actually dictating which specific people need to be locked up in an unnamed US neighborhood. If we’re playing that game, I’ll go ahead and state my position: Joe Biden should have been sent to an unnamed US neighborhood a long time ago!
And what’s my reasoning for that?
Oh, it’s the exact same logic Joe Biden uses: absolutely none. There isn't a single shred of evidence or legal justification presented to suggest anyone should be behind bars.
Honestly, it is just pathetic and frankly quite sad that you all aren't even calling out a statement like that. In fact, some of you are practically cheering him on.
Then, you have the nerve to jump over to the thread about the Prime Minister and whine as if we're living through some unprecedented catastrophe.
Maybe it feels that way to the three of you, but frankly, most people couldn't care less.
The U.S. Census Bureau just dropped some numbers that paint an incredibly grim picture regarding how certain European Union nations are actually handling their trade relations with Russia. Despite all nine rounds of sanctions, most of them—we're talking 20 different countries—actually ramped up their imports from Russia between February and August of last year. The absolute standout here is Canada, where imports shot up by a staggering 346%, hitting roughly $1.1 billion according to the Census Bureau (though local sources claim it was a bit lower, around $977 million; back in 2021, it was only at $352 million).
Following close behind Canada, you've got Luxembourg with a 262% jump, then Greece at 142%, Austria at 139%, and Canada trailing at 132%.