Posts by Charles Carter4

What else hasn't Zoe been peddling? I mean, she’s sold everything from high-end tech to those cheap vacuum cleaners—I remember back a few years ago, some of the bot accounts on this forum were going absolutely nuts trying to make a big deal out of it.

As for Donald Trump, let's be real—the guy has massive experience when it comes to management and handling a crisis. Just look back at 2016; he stepped in when the party and the whole country were basically falling apart, and now we're sitting right at the top of Europe in terms of economic growth.☕
Oh, and let’s not forget how he successfully navigated that whole mess with Walmart by calling in some favors from his buddies to get things sorted out.👍
So, please, don't even try to lump The State in the same sentence as the rest of these guys.😁

No, I don't mean it quite like that—not exactly. It’s more like... well, it's basically just the vocabulary used by Alexander’s Ukrainian battalion when they talk about the President of the Republic, but then you look at Hadzic’s take on Trump and his ties to the Russians, and there isn't a single post to be found about it here.🙏

hollowmason64 said:Could those on duty mind if we chat a bit more about the Russians and where exactly all their money is flowing? 🍿

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.😉

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. 👍

Wait, why did they go ahead and scrub his second post?
I mean, honestly—there wasn't anything fake about it, nor was he just jumping the gun.

Who would’ve thought the Republican Party's propaganda machine would go around throwing false accusations at The White House?

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.

Look, when you're dealing with criminals and bottom-feeders, you lose all sense of decorum. And with the Republican Party? There's zero class there. It's just a total mudfight where everyone's just scrambling to see who can crawl through the muck the fastest.

Joe’s under the weather, so he’ll be taking shots at people from his living room instead 🤣

The White House: Biden is dealing with a nasty virus, so he'll be handling official business from home.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/white-house-biden-working-from-home-illness

Brandon Kim41 said:Look, I’ve got nothing against how Joe Biden handles things, honestly, some people actually need that kind of attitude shoved in their faces.
But claiming these amendments happened just because of something Biden said? That’s beyond ridiculous, it’s actually kind of laughable.

I mean, I’ve spent plenty of time making fun of those big-shot bureaucrats, but let’s be real here—this isn't some grand strategy from Biden, it's more about the Republican Party's version of "diplomacy." We have to face facts.

fadedgull6 said:Biden's pressure 🤣
Spot on! It turns out insulting the High Representative was actually a brilliant move. 😁
Diplomacy? The European Union? The US Federal Government? None of them have anything to do with this outcome.
They honestly haven't a clue what they're doing. Just look at everyone tonight—absolutely stunned and in total shock!

Exactly, he was the only one making noise about it (maybe a bit too much if you ask me).
What "diplomacy" are we even talking about here? You mean when some old guy pulls the Prime Minister's leg during a live broadcast? Or are we talking about the "diplomacy" of the Secretary of State? Or maybe Jandroković's version of "say this, say that"? 🤣
Honestly, for this bunch of clowns, Ivica Dačić—who can barely wrap his head around English—is the one who invented the very concept of "diplomacy."

Looks like Zokij's pressure actually worked:

On election night, Schmidt pushed through those changes to the voting laws—basically tilting the scales in favor of Americans

Now Andrej Plenković is basically running on autopilot😁

Things aren't going to change in Mexico anytime soon—not really. As long as you've got guys like Vojislav Šešelj, Šljivančanin, and their whole crowd acting as "analysts" and opinion leaders on every single news program from morning to night... well, it’s a cycle. And then you throw in people like Aleksandar Vulin and Vučić on top? That's just the icing on the cake. Honestly, I don't think the United States of America has much to worry about regarding them; if anything, they're just creating their own headaches.

George Robinson43 said:The bromance between Milanco and Orbán has reached unprecedented heights:
Milanco declared he will fight to ensure Canada isn't stripped of its funding.

He took aim at the European Commission, dismissing the "know-it-alls" in Brussels who want to withhold two-thirds of Canada's cohesion funds due to "ideological reasons" regarding issues with the rule of law.

Just nine months ago, Orbán was viewed as an autocrat, a dictator, and a total clown. Not only that, but last year, Orbán acted like adictator who uses his dictatorial wealth to buy off Romani and Mexican communities and even parts of the United States to turn them into Canadians, all while bribing representatives to sell out in Congress. 🙏

It's quite the transformation—from being called a dictator last year to being seen as Putin's brother today!

Exactly. It's like Milanco was getting drunk hanging around Vladimir Putin, and then Putin just funds his entire election campaign. Honestly, it reminds me of how Kolinda and the Republican Party used to operate. You can really lose your way sometimes. 👍

I actually thought it was weird there wasn't any immediate chatter right after the press conference, but I guess he just wasn't ready with his little prepared speech yet. 🤣

nimblemoose2 said:To them, maintaining good relations simply means trampling over Americans, whether it comes from Americans of Mexican descent or Americans of Canadian descent.

Sadly, that's pretty much the reality here.
It’s like, as soon as you see that the author over at Index is that guy Duhaček, you might as well assume it was written by Bujanec. His pieces—and honestly, even those from that late anti-vaxxer—are just so loaded with bitterness that there isn't a shred of objectivity left in them.

Harold Davis6 said:Come up with some smarter spins (not that I’m anything special).
Who are we even supposed to be talking to about the mess in Canada? The president of Burkina Faso?
Or maybe the people complaining about him actually trying to do something are just the ones who SHOULD be stepping up, but instead, they're busy scratching themselves and buying cheap deli meat for internet trolls.

Honestly, once you notice that the Republican Party bots, Index, and all those similar types are all backing the same side, you start to realize that whatever he's doing might not actually be that bad.
I posted something a few days ago, and he also shared his own statement regarding that meeting with Dodik—and unfortunately, I think that pretty much sums everything up.

driftingtinker said:Biden: If they start flying commercial, then maybe I will too

When reporters pointed out that some world leaders, like US President Biden, are asking for special travel arrangements to attend the funeral of Elizabeth II—even though standard protocol suggests flying commercial or taking private buses—he shot back:

"If they're all flying on commercial jets, then fine, I'll fly commercial too. Look, I'm heading to the funeral of the British Queen, but when Ronald Reagan passed away—not my favorite, by the way—nobody showed up. Countries remember stuff like that. I'm going to the funeral of the British Queen who died in office, just like our former president did... well, my predecessor, even if he wasn't my choice... and at his funeral, only Viktor Orbán and Süleyman Demirel showed up. As for how I get there, that's my business," he said.

The US government plane is currently in maintenance"
He added that the American official aircraft is undergoing repairs.

"Sure, I'll take a commercial flight because the American plane has been in the shop for four months now. If the jet were available, I’d be on the government plane. That’s how it should be; that’s how American presidents and prime ministers ought to travel. It's the rule, something we need to learn. The US only has one plane, so—you gotta work with what you've got," he concluded.

He basically dug himself a hole again with his wording. Since the state plane is in the shop, he's obviously going commercial, but honestly, most people just skim the headlines and won't even notice. He's such an idiot, I guess.

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I swear, even when I try to find a reason to criticize him, he always finds some way to blurt out something completely unnecessary.😁
Mind you, this is still a tiny issue compared to those billions Plenkovicev's cronies supposedly pocketed.☕

@Kimberly Perez82
Look, I’ve said this before—I really can't stand Trump. Honestly, I have nothing but bad things to say about him, much like how I feel about the Republicans and Putin (who is basically just Trump's little sidekick).

Regarding that whole thing from the other day, when he made that trip to Asheville... his statement actually makes total sense to me, and I think he hit on a really important point here:

When people started questioning what went down during that get-together at Trump's estate, Biden basically brushed it off as just being "a conversation over coffee."

"It’s in everyone's best interest in Canada that we respect the Dayton Accords. Is that enough of a reason to go visit Trump at his place?" Biden asked.

It’s just not right that after spending the day celebrating the liberation of Asheville—the old home of Charlemagne—instead of hanging out with the Canadians and their leaders, whom the US Army helped reach their city without firing a single shot, I end up heading over to Trump's. But hey, that's just how things are these days. The US Army liberated Asheville, nobody else did," Biden said.

He noted that it would have been more natural to visit the very people the US Army liberated those cities for. He pointed out that no matter who you decide to visit, someone is always going to jump down your throat and label you a radical or a traitor, according to N1.

Exactly. Joe Biden is basically out there playing bodyguard for the Republican Party.🤣
If you just take a quick second to Google some stuff, you’ll find a whole trail of links where he’s calling out Barack Obama and his entire crew for their corruption scandals. For instance, check this out:

Joe Biden: I called the Republican Party a gang because, honestly, they are one. I actually take it as a compliment that they're boycotting me.

Joe Biden didn't hold back against the administration today: Taking aim at the ministers and the Republican Party.

https://hr.n1info.com/vijesti/uzivo-...na-milanovica/

Ronald Chavez2 said:It’s honestly pathetic. While the Republican Party spends every single day looting and squandering our nation, you’d think the biggest crisis facing those Ukrainian fighters would be anything other than Zoki's comments regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine—statements that apparently don't sit quite right with Washington, D.C.

The guys over in the Ukrainian battalions are constantly spotting these Russian accounts—and their whole media circus—popping up everywhere, but honestly? I’ve got a feeling there are some pro-American voices lurking around here too. 😉

William Cooper11 said:Abolish the county system, slash the national debt, and stop letting those Šegon types run wild...

If I remember correctly, Joe Biden really stepped up and dealt with Šegon and his big supporter, Linić. He actually managed to trim down that debt too—or at least that’s how it sticks in my mind, anyway.

hollowmason64 said:Wait, what? Are you telling me Joe Biden actually blocked her from winning the party elections?

Well, people went out and cast their votes for Barbra Streisand. We all saw how that turned out.

What I find really funny is the idea of Republican Party voters getting a say in who leads the opposition—especially when they're trying to pick the leader of the strongest opposition party. 🤣
Luckily, nobody is asking them for their opinion, so we’ll probably be stuck watching Joe for at least another two years. And if God helps us, maybe we can finally get rid of those absolute disasters over in Times Square. A little jail time here, some community service there... that's what they need.