Conquistador Trump (Super Badass) World trembling at US power.

[ximmy]

http://obrag.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Trump-as-roman-emperor.jpg

In accepting the invitation of President Enrique Pena Nieto to fly to Mexico City, the Donald was taking a major risk.

Yet it was a bold and decisive move, and it paid off in what was the best day of Donald Trump’s campaign.
Standing beside Nieto, graciously complimenting him and speaking warmly of Mexico and its people, Trump looked like a president. (http://buchanan.org/blog/video-president-enrique-pena-nieto-donald-trump-joint-speech-mexico-125604)And the Mexican president treated him like one, even as Trump restated the basic elements of his immigration policy, including the border wall.


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The gnashing of teeth up at The New York Times testifies to Trump’s triumph:

“Mr. Trump has spent his entire campaign painting Mexico as a nation of rapists, drug smugglers, and trade hustlers. … But instead of chastising Mr. Trump, Mr. Pena Nieto treated him like a visiting head of state … with side-by-side lecterns and words of deferential mush.”
As I wrote in August, Trump “must convince the nation … he is an acceptable, indeed, a preferable alternative” to Hillary Clinton, whom the nation does not want.
In Mexico City, Trump did that. He reassured voters who are leaning toward him that he can be president. As for those who are apprehensive about his temperament, they saw reassurance.
For validation, one need not rely on supporters of Trump. Even Mexicans who loathe Trump are conceding his diplomatic coup.
“Trump achieved his purpose,” said journalism professor Carlos Bravo Regidor. “He looked serene, firm, presidential.” Our “humiliation is now complete,” tweeted an anchorman at Televisa.
President Nieto’s invitation to Trump “was the biggest stupidity in the history of the Mexican presidency,” said academic Jesus Silva-Herzog.
Not since Gen. Winfield Scott arrived for a visit in 1847 have Mexican elites been this upset with an American.
Jorge Ramos of Univision almost required sedation.

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When Trump got back to the States, he affirmed that Mexico will be paying for the wall, even if “they don’t know it yet.”
Indeed, back on American soil, in Phoenix, the Donald doubled down. (http://buchanan.org/blog/donald-trump-full-immigration-speech-phoenix-az-125593) Deportations will accelerate when he takes office, beginning with felons. Sanctuary cities for illegal immigrants will face U.S. sanctions. There will be no amnesty, no legalization, no path to citizenship for those who have broken into our country. All laws will be enforced.
Trump’s stance in Mexico City and Phoenix reveals that there is no turning back. The die is cast. He is betting the election on his belief that the American people prefer his stands to Clinton’s call for amnesty.
A core principle enunciated by Trump in Phoenix appears to be a guiding light behind his immigration policy.

“Anyone who tells you that the core issue is the needs of those living here illegally has simply spent too much time Washington. … There is only one core issue in the immigration debate, and that issue is the well-being of the American people. … Nothing even comes a close second.”
The “well-being of the American people” may be the yardstick by which U.S. policies will be measured in a Trump presidency. This is also applicable to Trump’s stand on trade and foreign policy.
Do NAFTA, the WTO, MFN for China, the South Korea deal and TPP advance the “well-being of the American people”? Or do they serve more the interests of foreign regimes and corporate elites?
Some $12 trillion in trade deficits since George H. W. Bush gives you the answer.
Which of the military interventions and foreign wars from Serbia to Afghanistan to Iraq to Libya to Yemen to Syria served the “well-being of the American people”?
Are the American people well served by commitments in perpetuity to 60- and 65-year-old treaties to wage war on Russia and China on behalf of scores of nations across Eurasia, most of which have been free riders on U.S. defense for decades?
Trump’s “core issue” might be called Americanism.

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Whatever the outcome of this election, these concerns are not going away. For they have arisen out of a deeply dissatisfied and angry electorate that is alienated from the elites both parties.
Indeed, alienation explains the endurance of Trump, despite his recent difficulties. Americans want change, and he alone offers it.
In the last two weeks, Trump has seen a slow rise in the polls, matched by a perceptible decline in support for Clinton. The latest Rasmussen poll now has Trump at 40, with Clinton slipping to 39.
This race is now Trump’s to win or lose. For he alone brings a fresh perspective to policies that have stood stagnant under both parties.
And Hillary Clinton? Whatever her attributes, she is uncharismatic, unexciting, greedy, wonkish, scripted and devious, an individual you can neither fully believe nor fully trust.
Which is why the country seems to be looking, again, to Trump, to show them that they will not be making a big mistake if they elect him.
If Donald Trump can continue to show America what he did in Mexico City, that he can be presidential, he may just become president.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-02/conquistador-trump

[crimethink]

In accepting the invitation of President Enrique Pena Nieto to fly to Mexico City,[B] the Donald was taking a major risk.

Not really. The already-existing world government stage-manages all this entertainment for the Goyim. He flew in on an unmarked plane, and security was as tight as for any other global elitist.

The fact Trump made it out alive shows he is part of the Problem. If he were a threat to Mexico or globalism, we'd be reading about funeral arrangements. One cartel Stinger or SA-7, or another Sirhan Sirhan double-shooter strike, and the "election" would have been over.

It's all a show, just for you. The Psychodrome makes you believe.

[midnight rambler]

It's all a show, just for you. The Psychodrome makes you believe.

And yet you persist in thinking you don't live in a fantasy world yourself. lol

"This HAS to be real!!!" --Bill Hicks

[ximmy]

The Controversial World Leaders Who Support Donald Trump
Vladimir Putin:
“He is a very flamboyant man, very talented, no doubt about that,” Putin said (http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2015-12-17/did-vladimir-putin-just-endorse-donald-trump) at a December press conference about Trump. “He is an absolute leader of the presidential race, as we see it today. He says that he wants to move to another level of relations, to a deeper level of relations with Russia. How can we not welcome that? Of course we welcome it.”
While the GOP presidential nominee’s relations with Russia (http://www.carbonated.tv/news/trump-demands-that-russia-finds-clintons-missing-emails) have come under recent scrutiny, one thing is for certain, Trump serves Putin’s interests better than his presidential rival, Hillary Clinton. The former reality TV star has not only called NATO “obsolete,” but also suggested he might refuse to defend allies (http://www.carbonated.tv/news/donald-trump-does-not-guarantee-protection-to-nato-allies-as-president) in a crisis if elected president.
Viktor Orban:
The Hungarian prime minister has also praised the Republican candidate, calling him an “upstanding American presidential candidate.” In fact, after hearing Trump's ideas for fighting terrorism, he said, “I myself could not have drawn up better what Europe needs.”
Orban himself is famous for corrupt judicial system, centralizing power and controlling the media and civic groups. The Islamophobic leader (http://www.carbonated.tv/news/hungarian-minister-viktor-orban-bans-refugees-to-stop-islamization) also built razor-wire border fences to stop migrants from entering his country.
Robert Mugabe:
Africa's most notorious dictator, Mugabe, has not offered an explicit endorsement of Trump but he reportedly hinted at his preference recently.
“Once [Trump] is your president, you’ll wish you’d been friendlier to me,” he told U.S. lawmakers Chris Coons and Adam Schiff earlier this year.
The 92-year-old leader makes international headlines every year for his extravagant birthday parties (http://www.carbonated.tv/lifestyle/mugabe-throws-birthday-party-in-drought-stricken-province), which are a stark contrast to the famine and poverty in drought-stricken Zimbabwe.
Kim Jong-un:
“The president that U.S. citizens must vote for is not that dull Hillary — who claimed to adapt the Iranian model to resolve nuclear issues on the Korean Peninsula — but Trump, who spoke of holding direct conversation with North Korea,” said a North Korean state media outlet (http://www.carbonated.tv/news/north-korea-newspaper-donald-trump-wise-politician-dull-hillary).
It also called Trump a “wise politician” and a “far-sighted presidential candidate.”
While the White House hopeful’s “catastrophic” nuclear strategy for Japan and South Korea seems to have irked (http://www.carbonated.tv/news/north-korea-official-says-donald-trump-nuclear-comments-are-illogical) Kim’s hermit kingdom to some extent, Trump’s own views about the reclusive nation and its leader have flip-flopped several times (http://www.carbonated.tv/news/donald-trump-north-korea-kim-jong-un-nuclear-threat-suggestion-video) during his presidential campaign.


Politico: World Leaders Frightened of Trump Presidency
World leaders are privately terrified Donald Trump will be elected president, but are keeping quiet publicly over fears of retaliation should the billionaire businessman succeed in his quest for the White House, Politico reports. (http://www.politico.com/story/2016/04/trump-terrifies-world-leaders-222233)



The website quoted more than two dozen U.S. and foreign officials, saying world leaders are in "full-boil panic" at the prospect of a Trump presidency and are not comforted by President Barack Obama's assurances that Trump will either fail in his effort to secure the Republican nomination or will lose to Democrat Hillary Clinton in the general election.

Most have watched as numerous predictions that Trump wouldn't go far in the primary process have failed miserably.

"They're scared and they're trying to understand how real this is," one American official was quoted. "They all ask. They follow our politics with excruciating detail. They ask: 'What is this Trump phenomenon? Can he really win? What would it mean for U.S. policy going forward or U.S. engagement in the world?' They're all sort of incredulous."

Many are rushing to make deals with the Obama administration.

"In Europe, we are concerned about the U.S. possibly turning toward a more isolationist orientation. That would not be good for United States, good for Europe, good for the world," said Olli Rehn, Finnish minister of economic affairs. "We need the U.S. engaged in global affairs in a constructive, positive way."

"However much people recoiled from George W. Bush or have been disappointed by Obama, they see Trump as off the Richter scale," said Peter Mandelson, British Cabinet member for prime ministers Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. "The reason for that is not that he must be stupid — nobody thinks that — but that he’s disdainful, unscrupulous, prepared to say anything to harvest the populist vote. And that makes people frightened."

Read more: Politico: World Leaders Frightened of Trump Presidency (http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/world-leaders-frightened-donald-trump/2016/04/21/id/725182/#ixzz4J8J4N7VJ)

[Joshua01]

World leaders have the same problem Americans have.....the choice is dumb or dumber....and dumb will be the people's choice....but it won't matter....those silly electoral votes.....

[cheka.]

the trouble with trump = clinton

the controllers are slaying many of their best people's reputations - forcing them to jump in front of the trump train to get run over. same with their mainstream (nyc) media - their credibility is getting destroyed

these two items are STRONG evidence that trump = clinton is false

[Hillbilly]

Im guessing that 90 percent of the members here would gladly suck Trumps dick. You worship him now but you will grovel at his feet someday.

[midnight rambler]

Im guessing that 90 percent of the members here would gladly suck Trumps dick. You worship him now but you will grovel at his feet someday.

Queer minds think queer thoughts.

There's plenty not to like about Trump, however I take it you prefer Her Majesty* over Trump.

*along with civil war, WWFOUR, the final touches of globalization, etc., etc.

[7th trump]

Im guessing that 90 percent of the members here would gladly suck Trumps dick. You worship him now but you will grovel at his feet someday.
Doubt it ....fool!

[Joshua01]

Im guessing that 90 percent of the members here would gladly suck Trumps dick. You worship him now but you will grovel at his feet someday.

So will you....get used to the idea

[ximmy]

Im guessing that 90 percent of the members here would gladly suck Trumps dick. You worship him now but you will grovel at his feet someday.

Just because you like someone doesn't mean you want sex with them.

http://static.someecards.com/someecards/usercards/1333953531165_6678869.png

[Jerrylynnb]

I try to think this all the way through. One think Trump has spent his adult lifetime doing, is thinking things all the way through before taking that first step.

I am supposing that were I to have worked on his building team, before the first stone got laid, or even a building permit got submitted, it would had been studied and simulated to the ends. Every possible contingency would have been considered, and a reaction set down in a "contingencies plan". I am assuming this because has been dealing in major, high cost projects his whole adult life, and very successfully. Even his bankruptcies were likely already worked out in his contingency plans before going ahead with the project.

When Trump announced that he was considering running for president, why not take him at his word. He hadn't made up his mind, but, he was going to give it the same depth and detail of a study that he has done all his other projects. By the time he walked down those escalators and announced he was running, he had probably worked up contingency plans for just about any scenario that his "thinking" team and computer simulators could dream up.

Part of this would be personal security for him (of course), but also his loved ones (recall Ross Perot?).

I am assuming that Trump is handling his security far better than any government agency could possibly do (no insult to the secret service intended, but, they have failed miserably when it counted most, no?)

When he says "I am NOBODY's man", and slaps his own chest, and acknowledges that he's been "writing those checks" with his OWN money (so as NOT to be in someone else's debt), it is not out of line to give him the benefit of doubt.

I don't need to hear accusations that I am a Trump lover, but, I can recognize greatness when I see it - as much as we have been allowed to see. So far.

And he let the mexican's concern - about deadly weapons being smuggled from the US to mexico - be part of his talk so that Mexico can find a way to save face, even when they wind up paying a significant portion of the wall - it would stop illegal weapons entering their country, and this can be seen by them as a benefit worthy of the costs (there must be an old chinese proverb about letting those weaker than you save face rather than just bullying the hell out of them just because you can). Wait and see, it will be played this way, both here and in Mexico.

Trump sounds like he knows what he is doing, he's thought it all the way through, and he's ready for anything they dare throw his way. And, take note, he went to Mexico, NOT Israel. I don't yet know what to make of that, but, it is probably really important if I were in the know as to Trump's thinking within his inner circle.

[crimethink]

Im guessing that 90 percent of the members here would gladly suck Trumps dick. You worship him now but you will grovel at his feet someday.

It's alright...his dick is circumcised! Certified Kosher by the Union of Orthodox Rabbis!

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[midnight rambler]

When Trump announced that he was considering running for president, why not take him at his word. He hadn't made up his mind, but, he was going to give it the same depth and detail of a study that he has done all his other projects. By the time he walked down those escalators and announced he was running, he had probably worked up contingency plans for just about any scenario that his "thinking" team and computer simulators could dream up.

He's been seriously considering all this since at least immediately after the (s)election in November 2012 'cause that's when he copyrighted the phrase 'Make America Great Again'.

[crimethink]

When he says "I am NOBODY's man", and slaps his own chest, and acknowledges that he's been "writing those checks" with his OWN money (so as NOT to be in someone else's debt), it is not out of line to give him the benefit of doubt.

Trouble is, you are denying everything you see with your own eyes to give him "the benefit of the doubt."

https://timedotcom.files.wordpress.com/2016/03/donald-trump-aipac.jpg?quality=75&strip=color&w=1012

You want to "Believe."

[ximmy]

I want my Generals kicking ass...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bm9T5xXKOFo

[vacuum]

Not really. The already-existing world government stage-manages all this entertainment for the Goyim. He flew in on an unmarked plane, and security was as tight as for any other global elitist.

The fact Trump made it out alive shows he is part of the Problem. If he were a threat to Mexico or globalism, we'd be reading about funeral arrangements. One cartel Stinger or SA-7, or another Sirhan Sirhan double-shooter strike, and the "election" would have been over.

It's all a show, just for you. The Psychodrome makes you believe.

It's not like there aren't consequences for killing him.

[crimethink]

It's not like there aren't consequences for killing him.

What, exactly?

[vacuum]

What, exactly?



Trump is a billionaire. I don't think billionaires want to start popping each other off, because any billionaire could easily kill any other billionaire.
It would make Trump a martyr, and even worse Hillary Clinton would benefit. There are a lot of very angry people, even when Trump is a live. It would be guaranteed to kill globalism.
Trump has capable children who could step into his place and keep his policies moving forward.
Trump is a pragmatist, not an idealist. They know they can work with him to some extent, if they can control those around him.
It would destabilize the world, and not in the way they want it. They want a destabilized world where white people are passive and dark people destroy stuff. Killing Trump would give them a destabilized world where white people are angry and dark people are unaffected.

[Joshua01]

http://lolworthy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/trump-boxing-gif.gif

[crimethink]

trump is a billionaire. I don't think billionaires want to start popping each other off, because any billionaire could easily kill any other billionaire.
it would make trump a martyr, and even worse hillary clinton would benefit. There are a lot of very angry people, even when trump is a live. It would be guaranteed to kill globalism.
trump has capable children who could step into his place and keep his policies moving forward.
trump is a pragmatist, not an idealist. They know they can work with him to some extent, if they can control those around him.
it would destabilize the world, and not in the way they want it. They want a destabilized world where white people are passive and dark people destroy stuff. Killing trump would give them a destabilized world where white people are angry and dark people are unaffected.


LOL.

Overtly Jewish crooks are neutralized regularly. Bernie Madoff, anyone?

A martyr? For whom? In reality, his assassins would be lionized worldwide.

You are thoroughly deluded. You believe that Trump is "independent" of the worldwide Babylon system. He is their tool, and could be brought down without consequences at any time.

Trump is telling you what you want to hear. You ignore decades of his behaviors and relationships in order to "Believe."

Trump went to Mexico because he simply wasn't in danger, and he wasn't in danger because he's fully and voluntarily part of the Scam that is being peddled to you by the Psychodrome.

[Joshua01]

^^^The Trump hate is strong in this one!^^^^

[Cebu_4_2]

hilary for the win!

[Jerrylynnb]

Crimethink, there is a difference between "believing" on the one hand, and "giving someone the benefit of a doubt", on the other.

I believed my parents loved me, but I gave my boss the benefit of a doubt (unless he screwed me around, you know).

What you believe about Trump might turn out to be the bottom line, but, then, again, he might just be wanting to make america great again, for real, as he's been saying all along.

I'm willing to watch and see how it goes, until he pulls something really out of bounds, like forcing Americans into harms way for Israel (then I'll eat humble pie and you can say you told me so).

How about you? If jobs come back to the good ole' USA after he gets in, we stay out of war, and hoodlums tone it down, will you admit maybe you didn't give him a chance?

After all, what would you do if you were super rich like him and could retire in luxury for what is left of your life? Why would anyone in his situation bother trying to run for political office? For personal fame? Or, maybe, he thinks he can really make a difference because he is in debt TO NO ONE!

While I reject the notion that I "believe", I do confess to being "hopeful".

[Horn]

That Patrick Buchanan at zerohedge must read GSUS, lol

http://gold-silver.us/forum/showthread.php?92211-Trump-has-a-big-surprise-tomorrow&p=852459&viewfull=1#post852459

[singular_me]

chaos may erupt no matter who wins.... EPIC... according to plan???


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cOAEfEOs28

[Joshua01]

Crimethink, there is a difference between "believing" on the one hand, and "giving someone the benefit of a doubt", on the other.

I believed my parents loved me, but I gave my boss the benefit of a doubt (unless he screwed me around, you know).

What you believe about Trump might turn out to be the bottom line, but, then, again, he might just be wanting to make america great again, for real, as he's been saying all along.

I'm willing to watch and see how it goes, until he pulls something really out of bounds, like forcing Americans into harms way for Israel (then I'll eat humble pie and you can say you told me so).

How about you? If jobs come back to the good ole' USA after he gets in, we stay out of war, and hoodlums tone it down, will you admit maybe you didn't give him a chance?

After all, what would you do if you were super rich like him and could retire in luxury for what is left of your life? Why would anyone in his situation bother trying to run for political office? For personal fame? Or, maybe, he thinks he can really make a difference because he is in debt TO NO ONE!

While I reject the notion that I "believe", I do confess to being "hopeful".

Yeah, that's what most level headed objective people think. The bible thumpers and liberals betray themselves when they simply assume Trump is simply another politician with a political (translation...fatten your pockets) agenda and start blurting out their special brand of hate.

Most of those people won't survive what's coming!!!

[Horn]

What you believe about Trump might turn out to be the bottom line, but, then, again, he might just be wanting to make america great again, for real, as he's been saying all along.

It all depends on what/if your definitions of Great IS, Trump's definition is junk bonds, bankruptcy and big hair / plastic debt 80s.

All those things are still easily obtainable in the U.S. without changing any policy. In fact keeping the IRS while collecting only 1-5% on the bulk of its applicants is the "Right Thing To Do" towards greatness, clause of the insurances involved with it remaining that way on the books.

[Joshua01]

It all depends on what/if your definitions of Great IS, Trump's definition is junk bonds, bankruptcy and big hair / plastic debt eighties.



How about just half decent again? I don't see anyone who has run that would do anything different that what we're doing now. Not much potential for greatness there. When Killary Rotten is sworn in during her coronation we'll see some change alright!

[Horn]

How about just half decent again?

You have to be a dramatist and filled with malice towards some named persons (even though you might have been previously been included among them) to win a U.S. election.

If you're even a 1/2 decent guy, like Ron Paul, the sheepoles will just place you on a shelf to collect dust.

[Joshua01]

You have to be a dramatist and filled with malice towards some named persons (even though you might have been previously been included among them) to win a U.S. election.

If you're even a 1/2 decent guy, like Ron Paul, the sheepoles will just place you on a shelf to collect dust.

Agreed except I believe Paul had his family threatened and was powerless to protect them so he dropped out.. Trump on the other hand is not Ron Paul in the balls department. We'll see how this plays out.

[Horn]

Unless yur a blackman ofcourse, then you need to be a sleepy monotone type and very unexciteable yet 1/2 sensible near important issues

[Neuro]

Yeah, that's what most level headed objective people think. The bible thumpers and liberals betray themselves when they simply assume Trump is simply another politician with a political (translation...fatten your pockets) agenda and start blurting out their special brand of hate.

Most of those people won't survive what's coming!!!

That is if you ignore the political reality, with few exceptions politics in the world the last 100 years have been dominated by Zionist or communist Jew ideology. There is no evidence whatsoever that Trump is even considering breaking with that tradition. In fact Zionism is one of the few areas he hasn't changed position on over time. His position in that is even so strong that he can tell jokes/truths about Jews renegotiating deals straight to their face. Without being taken to the woodshed! LOL!

[Joshua01]

That is if you ignore the political reality, with few exceptions politics in the world the last 100 years have been dominated by Zionist or communist Jew ideology. There is no evidence whatsoever that Trump is even considering breaking with that tradition. In fact Zionism is one of the few areas he hasn't changed position on over time. His position in that is even so strong that he can tell jokes/truths about Jews renegotiating deals straight to their face. Without being taken to the woodshed! LOL!

There's no one else out there that fits your narrative. I'd vote for a righteous man (or woman for that matter) if one existed. Show me a viable alternative and I'll listen! It isn't Bernie the communist, it isn't Killary Rotten, it isn't any of the self righteous Repukes that ran....I just need one....show me ONE!

[Neuro]

There's no one else out there that fits your narrative. I'd vote for a righteous man (or woman for that matter) if one existed. Show me a viable alternative and I'll listen! It isn't Bernie the communist, it isn't Killary Rotten, it isn't any of the self righteous Repukes that ran....I just need one....show me ONE!

They are all psychopaths, don't give your consent to be governed by voting.

[Joshua01]

They are all psychopaths, don't give your consent to be governed by voting.

I'll give a vote to Trump only for the entertainment factor he offers. I have no illusions about he, or anyone else fixing what's broken but at least we'll have some fun watching the establishment cronies scurrying like rats trying to leave the country before they're indicted. (I can dream, can't I?)

[Neuro]

I'll give a vote to Trump only for the entertainment factor he offers. I have no illusions about he, or anyone else fixing what's broken but at least we'll have some fun watching the establishment cronies scurrying like rats trying to leave the country before they're indicted. (I can dream, can't I?)

Whether you vote or not or what you vote for will not make one iota of difference... Enjoy! ;)

[Joshua01]

Whether you vote or not or what you vote for will not make one iota of difference... Enjoy! ;)

This I agree with 100%

[midnight rambler]

Whether you vote or not or what you vote for will not make one iota of difference... Enjoy! ;)

For those with a clue the trick is learning how to move beyond that rather than whining about it as if one is powerless.

[mamboni]

President's itinerary, day 1:

9:00 Intro to White House staff
9:15 Watch Zapruder film
9:25 Q & A
9:30 Meeting with Israeli ambassador
9:45 Meeting with AIPAC
10:00 Watch Zapruder film
10:15 Q & A
10:30 Coffee break
10:45 Photo-op with B'nai Brith
11:00 Photo-op Yamolka toss on front lawn
11:15 Bill signing: Israel-USA Defense Initiative [IUD]
11:30 Meet with cabinet (5 minutes)
11:35 Meeting with Israeli tourists (15 minutes)
11:45 Watch Zapruder film
12:00 Lunch and Learn. Menu: matzo ball soup and knishes Topic: Presidential assassinations: the dos and the don'ts (Guest Speaker: Prof. Shalom Himey ('Mo') Schlechtenstein, Deep Think Clinic, Yeshiva Univ.)

[Neuro]

For those with a clue the trick is learning how to move beyond that rather than whining about it as if one is powerless.

I agree, it is what it is, move on!

[Neuro]

President's itinerary, day 1:

9:00 Intro to White House staff
9:15 Watch Zapruder film
9:25 Q & A
9:30 Meeting with Israeli ambassador
9:45 Meeting with AIPAC
10:00 Watch Zapruder film
10:15 Q & A
10:30 Coffee break
10:45 Photo-op with B'nai Brith
11:00 Photo-op Yamolka toss on front lawn
11:15 Bill signing: Israel-USA Defense Initiative [IUD]
11:30 Meet with cabinet (5 minutes)
11:35 Meeting with Israeli tourists (15 minutes)
11:45 Watch Zapruder film
12:00 Lunch and Learn. Menu: matzo ball soup and knishes Topic: Presidential assassinations: the dos and the don'ts (Guest Speaker: Prof. Shalom Himey ('Mo') Schlechtenstein, Deep Think Clinic, Yeshiva Univ.)

Is the Q&A's after the Zapruder film showings, under Ben Shalom Bernanke's supervision/guidance?

[mamboni]

Is the Q&A's after the Zapruder film showings, under Ben Shalom Bernanke's supervision/guidance?The entire kibbutz will oversee the indoctrination of the goy puppet.

[Horn]

The entire kibbutz will oversee the indoctrination of the goy puppet.

Sounds like you need more Conquistador genes mixed into the U.S.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW2KN7Tz89s