he's so phony
RUSSIA/РОССИЯ THREAD—ASSANGE CHRGD W/ SPYING—DJT IMPEACHED TWICE-US TREASURY SANCTS KILIMNIK AS RUSSIAN AGNT
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he's so phony
how about the eyes of Americans?
who the fukk are you to subvert the entire intelligence apparatus of the US?
You got spy training? How we know you not compromised? Spy work is clandestine, this shyt would be even less transparent than clandestine, WTF!!!!??
you can't take that lightly
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Trump 'complained to Belgian PM of difficulty setting up golf resorts in EU'
US president said his view of Europe was based on experiences trying to do business, according to account of Brussels meeting
Daniel BoffeyFriday 26 May 2017 06.35 EDT
Donald Trump and the Belgian PM, Charles Michel, in Brussels. Photograph: Benôit Doppagne/AFP/Getty Images
Donald Trump offered an insight into his approach to political life during his 30 hours in Belgium while munching “lots of” Belgian chocolates, it has been reported.
Le Soir, a Belgian daily newspaper, reported that the US president acclaimed the chocolates, which were a gift from the Belgian government, during a meeting with the country’s prime minister, Charles Michel.
“These are the best,” he said, before explaining that his ambivalent attitude towards the EU was a consequence of his experiences trying to set up businesses, notably golf resorts, on the continent.
“He made a lot of references to his personal journey. He explained, for example, the functioning of Europe on the basis of his difficulties in doing business in Ireland,” one source told the Francophone paper.
A second source told the newspaper: “Every time we talk about a country, he remembered the things he had done. Scotland? He said he had opened a club. Ireland? He said it took him two and a half years to get a licence and that did not give him a very good image of the European Union. One feels that he wants a system where everything can be realised very quickly and without formalities.”
Sources further told the newspaper that while Trump was not afraid to interrupt Michel and others, he came with a “positive approach”.
The paper reports: “Donald Trump had no idea of the economic weight of Belgiumand even less of what the country represents for trade with the United States. Then he was introduced to the thing in a very visual way. But the president only gave vague attention to it.”
Trump left Brussels on Thursday for the G7 summit in Taormina, Sicily, after meetings with EU and Nato leaders. A French official said Trump, who had spoken favourably of Marine Le Pen, told the newly elected French leader, Emmanuel Macron: “You were my guy” in the presidential vote.
The official, who spoke anonymously to the Associated Press, said Trump told Macron he hadn’t endorsed Le Pen. Trump in April described Le Pen as “the strongest on what’s been going on in France” and said: “Whoever is the toughest on radical Islamic terrorism, and whoever is the toughest at the borders, will do well in the election.”
Trump never spoke publicly about Macron before the vote but called him after his victory and tweeted congratulations, saying he looked forward to working with him.
Trump’s predecessor, Barack Obama, had endorsed Macron.
Trump’s meeting with Macron was also notable for a long and awkward handshake. Pictures and video showed the two leaders gripping each other’s hands while grimacing slightly.
Macron and Trump’s two tense handshake battles
Trump 'complained to Belgian PM of difficulty setting up golf resorts in EU'
US president said his view of Europe was based on experiences trying to do business, according to account of Brussels meeting
Daniel BoffeyFriday 26 May 2017 06.35 EDT
Donald Trump and the Belgian PM, Charles Michel, in Brussels. Photograph: Benôit Doppagne/AFP/Getty Images
Donald Trump offered an insight into his approach to political life during his 30 hours in Belgium while munching “lots of” Belgian chocolates, it has been reported.
Le Soir, a Belgian daily newspaper, reported that the US president acclaimed the chocolates, which were a gift from the Belgian government, during a meeting with the country’s prime minister, Charles Michel.
“These are the best,” he said, before explaining that his ambivalent attitude towards the EU was a consequence of his experiences trying to set up businesses, notably golf resorts, on the continent.
“He made a lot of references to his personal journey. He explained, for example, the functioning of Europe on the basis of his difficulties in doing business in Ireland,” one source told the Francophone paper.
A second source told the newspaper: “Every time we talk about a country, he remembered the things he had done. Scotland? He said he had opened a club. Ireland? He said it took him two and a half years to get a licence and that did not give him a very good image of the European Union. One feels that he wants a system where everything can be realised very quickly and without formalities.”
Sources further told the newspaper that while Trump was not afraid to interrupt Michel and others, he came with a “positive approach”.
The paper reports: “Donald Trump had no idea of the economic weight of Belgiumand even less of what the country represents for trade with the United States. Then he was introduced to the thing in a very visual way. But the president only gave vague attention to it.”
Trump left Brussels on Thursday for the G7 summit in Taormina, Sicily, after meetings with EU and Nato leaders. A French official said Trump, who had spoken favourably of Marine Le Pen, told the newly elected French leader, Emmanuel Macron: “You were my guy” in the presidential vote.
The official, who spoke anonymously to the Associated Press, said Trump told Macron he hadn’t endorsed Le Pen. Trump in April described Le Pen as “the strongest on what’s been going on in France” and said: “Whoever is the toughest on radical Islamic terrorism, and whoever is the toughest at the borders, will do well in the election.”
Trump never spoke publicly about Macron before the vote but called him after his victory and tweeted congratulations, saying he looked forward to working with him.
Trump’s predecessor, Barack Obama, had endorsed Macron.
Trump’s meeting with Macron was also notable for a long and awkward handshake. Pictures and video showed the two leaders gripping each other’s hands while grimacing slightly.
Macron and Trump’s two tense handshake battles
gangreen
Top Notch
You know what, I woke up this morning and realized this guy still didnt release his tax returns. 
.
Then I read this article
Transcript: Federal agents feared leak of Trump tax returns could affect election
Im starting to think he is being protected by someone or some organization
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.Then I read this article
Transcript: Federal agents feared leak of Trump tax returns could affect election
Im starting to think he is being protected by someone or some organization
.
So Kushner huh?! Kushner is the middle man huh...I'm not surprised in the least especially after that whole "Golden Visa" bullshyt they was pulling...
That is going to be another big batch of corrupt bullshyt that Trump and Kushner is doing that is going to be investigated. Even lazy ass Republican Senator Chuck Grassley wants to look into that shyt.
http://www.cnn.com/2017/05/11/politics/chuck-grassley-jared-kushner-visas/
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The Fire Rises 2023
That chinese golden visa shyt was so fukking blatant, I mean what in thee fukk it was SO fukkING BLATANT...
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this is random as fukk
Lol yea breh. That was a legendary interview.
