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Also ich würde sie wählen.

Zitat von Hans Bergman im Beitrag #9150

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Zitat von Willie im Beitrag #9149

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...Das koennen sie fuer sich halten wie sie wollen. Dass Sie nichts von dem begreifen, oder nicht begreifen wollen, wovon ich schrieb, stoert mich genauso wenig, wie es mich ueberrascht.
Es ist ja alleine ihre Sache.
Und Sie duerfen sich doch so dumm stellen -oder dumm bleiben wollen- ganz wie sie es fuer sich vorziehen.

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Eine Verdoppelung der Staatsschulden kann man nicht halten für was man will. Es ist eine Verdoppelung der Staatsschulden .

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Zitat von Hans Bergman im Beitrag #9154

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Zitat von Willie im Beitrag #9152

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Zitat von Hans Bergman im Beitrag #9150

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Zitat von Willie im Beitrag #9149

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...Das koennen sie fuer sich halten wie sie wollen. Dass Sie nichts von dem begreifen, oder nicht begreifen wollen, wovon ich schrieb, stoert mich genauso wenig, wie es mich ueberrascht.
Es ist ja alleine ihre Sache.
Und Sie duerfen sich doch so dumm stellen -oder dumm bleiben wollen- ganz wie sie es fuer sich vorziehen.

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Eine Verdoppelung der Staatsschulden kann man nicht halten für was man will. Es ist eine Verdoppelung der Staatsschulden .

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Ganz grosse Klasse wie Sie das mal wieder herausgearbeitet haben. :-)

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Ich mag es gerne, komplizierte Sachverhalte so einfach wie möglich darzustellen. Sensibel angepasst an die Auffassungsgabe des Empfängers... :-)

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Report: Trump’s Rollback Of Clean Water Rules Will Poison 60% Of U.S. Waterways
Trump previously called President Barack Obama’s “Waters of the United States” regulation “horrible,” “destructive,” and “one of the worst examples of federal” overreach.

The Obama rule protected large bodies of water such as the Chesapeake Bay, Puget Sound, and Mississippi River, as well as smaller wetlands, headwaters, and streams. It limited the discharge of substances like pesticides, fertilizers, and industrial chemicals into those waters.

However, Trump’s rule removes protections for many other waters, and legal experts say that it reaches farther than simply repealing and replacing the 2015 Obama rule. It also eliminates protections to smaller headwaters that have been implemented for decades under the 1972 Clean Water Act.
“This is rolling back federal jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act further than it’s ever been before,” Patrick Parenteau, a professor of environmental law at Vermont Law School, said. “Waters that have been protected for almost 50 years will no longer be protected under the Clean Water Act.”

Fossil fuel producers, farmers, and real estate developers unsurprisingly cheered the change, but the EPA’s Scientific Advisory Board said the new rule flagrantly ignores science by “failing to acknowledge watershed systems,” adding that it found “no scientific justification” for excluding certain bodies of water from protection.

The board concluded that pollutants dumped in smaller and seasonal bodies of water can still have a massive impact on the health of larger water systems.
https://mavenroundtable.io/theintellectu...K2gn_li4_2xYXWw

REAGAN'S SOLICITOR GENERAL SAYS 'ALL HONORABLE PEOPLE' HAVE LEFT TRUMP'S CABINET: 'HE IS CAPABLE OF DOING SERIOUS DAMAGE'
Charles Fried was a fervent, superior officer on the frontlines of the Reagan Revolution. As solicitor general of the United States from 1985 to 1989, he urged the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn the reigning liberal orthodoxies of his day—on abortion, civil rights, executive power and constitutional interpretation.

But the Trump Revolution has proven a bridge too far. As he reveals in a scorching interview with Newsweek's Roger Parloff below, Fried has broken ranks. He denounces a president who is "perhaps the most dishonest person to ever sit in the White House." As disgusted as he is by President Donald Trump, Fried is, if possible, even more dismayed by William Barr, Trump's current attorney general, for having stepped up as Trump's chief apologist. Fried says of Barr. "His reputation is gone."...
https://www.newsweek.com/reagans-solicit...jN-uJ4MZSk9T_c4

Trump’s spiritual adviser commands ‘all satanic pregnancies to miscarry’ in prayer against impeachment
https://deadstate.org/trumps-spiritual-a...st-impeachment/

Mike Huckabee: Trump has dealt ‘militant atheists’ a major setback in his fight for religious freedom
https://deadstate.org/mike-huckabee-trum...igious-freedom/

The Antichrist will be Jewish’ — says the guy who the White House gave press credentials to
https://deadstate.org/the-antichrist-wil...credentials-to/

Oh G..., das Impeachment, die Angriffe von CNN und den üblichen Verdächtigen, hier im Forum zugedödelte Stränge und nun so was!

https://www.welt.de/print/die_welt/polit...ump-steigt.html

https://scontent-ort2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t...b79&oe=5ED3E7AB

AS A BUSINESSMAN, TRUMP WAS THE BIGGEST LOSER OF ALL
Last October, the New York Times published a monumental exposé of how Donald Trump and other members of the Trump family engaged in sham financial schemes during the nineteen-nineties, including what the newspaper described as “instances of outright fraud,” to avoid paying hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes on the real-estate fortune that Fred Trump passed on to his children. Last month, the three reporters who wrote the story—David Barstow, Susanne Craig, and Russ Buettner—were awarded the Pulitzer Prize in explanatory reporting.

On Tuesday evening, the Times dropped another story that delved into the President’s financial past. Written by Buettner and Craig, and based upon “printouts from Mr. Trump’s official Internal Revenue Service transcripts” that the reporters obtained, the story further undermined the assiduously promoted fiction that Trump, before he became a reality-television star and entered politics, was a highly successful self-made businessman. He was anything but.

Between 1985 and 1994, the Times story says, Trump’s core businesses lost money every single year, and the accumulated losses came to more than a billion dollars. “In fact, year after year, Mr. Trump appears to have lost more money than nearly any other individual American taxpayer, the Times found when it compared his results with detailed information the I.R.S. compiles on an annual sampling of high-income earners,” Buettner and Craig write. “His core business losses in 1990 and 1991—more than $250 million each year—were more than double those of the nearest taxpayers in the I.R.S. information for those years.”

In case you didn’t take all that in, here is a quick recap: when Trump was portraying himself as a newly minted billionaire and financial genius, his core businesses were losing money hand over fist. Assuming the Times reporters’ analysis of the I.R.S. data on high earners is accurate—and there is no apparent reason to doubt it—he was the biggest loser in the country for two years in a row.

Of course, anybody who has followed Trump’s career already knew that much of what he said was erroneous and deceptive. He financed the parts of his business portfolio that he didn’t inherit from Fred by taking on huge loans. During the recession of the early nineteen-nineties, four of his highly indebted businesses declared bankruptcy—three casinos in Atlantic City and the Plaza Hotel on Fifth Avenue. Other Trump businesses only survived because they were sold or his lenders decided they were worth more as going concerns and allowed him to write down some of his debts.

The Times reporters and other journalists have already covered some of this troubled history. In September, 2016, the Times received a copy of part of Trump’s 1995 tax return, which showed that he declared a massive tax loss, of nine hundred and sixteen million dollars. Under tax laws, business owners are allowed to carry losses into subsequent years and offset them against income. Trump’s loss was so huge in 1995, the Times noted, that it “could have allowed him to legally avoid paying any federal income taxes for up to 18 years.” In response to that Times scoop, Trump’s campaign released a statement that didn’t challenge the nine-hundred-and-sixteen-million-dollar loss but claimed that he “has paid hundreds of millions of dollars in property taxes, sales and excise taxes, real estate taxes, city taxes, state taxes, employee taxes and federal taxes.”

By lumping all the different taxes together, this statement seemed to concede that Trump’s federal-tax payments after 1995 weren’t very large. The latest Times report confirms that Trump didn’t pay much tax in the decade before 1995, either. To wit: “Over all, Mr. Trump lost so much money that he was able to avoid paying income taxes for eight of the 10 years.” (The story also notes, “It is not known whether the I.R.S. later required changes after audits.”)

This revelation confirms another thing that many Trump skeptics have long suspected. The financial problems his businesses faced predated the bust of the early nineteen-nineties. “The numbers show that in 1985, Mr. Trump reported losses of $46.1 million from his core businesses—largely casinos, hotels and retail space in apartment buildings,” the Times reported. “They continued to lose money every year, totaling $1.17 billion in losses for the decade.” In 1987, Trump published a ghostwritten book—“Trump: The Art of the Deal”—that became a best-seller and cemented his status as a celebrity. By the time the book came out, the story notes, Trump “was already in deep financial distress, losing tens of millions of dollars on troubled business deals.”

In response to inquiries from the Times, Charles Harder, a lawyer for Trump, claimed that the tax information the newspaper obtained was “demonstrably false” but didn’t cite any specific errors. Harder also described I.R.S. transcripts, which are official records of full tax returns, as “notoriously inaccurate.” The Times story quoted a former director of research at the I.R.S., who disputed this characterization and said that the agency’s own auditors often referred to tax transcripts as handy summaries of full tax returns.

If the entries in Trump’s actual tax returns really differed materially from the figures in the I.R.S. transcripts that the Times cited, Harder and Trump could have resolved the matter by showing the newspaper copies of the original documents. But they didn’t do that, of course. Meanwhile, Trump and his Treasury Secretary, Steven Mnuchin, who oversees the I.R.S., are busy fighting congressional requests for the President’s more recent tax records, and the matter seems to be headed for the courts. It’s too early to say how that dispute will ultimately be resolved, but an amicable settlement seems highly unlikely.

Even now, there are a lot of Americans who believe that the President is a savvy and successful businessman who knows what he is doing. The actual record, which, thanks to the Times, we now know a good deal more about, suggests the exact opposite. It reveals Trump to be a reckless conman who burned money and relied on his father, even as he was fashioning a myth that eventually took him all the way to the White House. No wonder he is so averse to allowing the American public to see any more accurate information about his financial history.

https://www.newyorker.com/news/our-colum...eJcasJKjr0cAVFU

Zitat von Hans Bergman im Beitrag #9162

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Jetzt ruft Trump zusammen mit Bibi eine neue Intifada aus.
Eie gute Ablenkung für die Verfahren, die beide am Hals haben.

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Trump administration expected to loosen restrictions on use of landmines
The Trump administration is expected to loosen restrictions on the US military's ability to use landmines in the coming days, weapons that have been banned by more than 160 countries due to their history of killing and wounding civilians, multiple Defense Department officials tell CNN.

The move represents a major reversal from the approach of the Obama administration which in 2014 committed the US to largely adhering to the 1997 Ottawa Convention, the international agreement which banned the use, stockpiling, production and transfer of anti-personnel landmines. The Obama policy committed to replacing landmines in the US stockpile after they expire and directed the destruction of stockpiles not required for the defense of South Korea.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/30/politics/trump-landmines/

US farm bankruptcies jump 20% in 2019 despite Trump bailout
US farm bankruptcies were up 20% in 2019, despite the billions of dollars in aid President Donald Trump has paid to farmers hurt by the trade war with China.

That's the highest level since 2011, following the Great Recession, according to court data analyzed by the American Farm Bureau.
There were 595 Chapter 12 family farm bankruptcies, nearly 100 more than in 2018, the trade group said.

Trump's trade wars created a lot of uncertainty about markets. Negotiations with Canada and Mexico -- two of US farmers' biggest export markets -- over the rewrite of the North American Free Trade Agreement went on for more than two years. China retaliated to Trump's tariffs with duties on a range of American farm goods. As a result, exports of soybeans to China nearly stopped for about a year. Prices plunged and a record number of soybeans to piled up in storage.
https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/30/politics/...cies-trump-aid/

Thorsten@Airvooocht

Trump admin record:
191 charges
90 indictments
26 Russian nationals
6 indicted Trump officials
6 convictions
5 guilty pleas
1 impeachment

Incredible numbers!
8:39 AM · Jan 31, 2020

Zitat von Hans Bergman im Beitrag #9167

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Frau erhebt fürchterlichen Vorwurf gegen Donald Trump - DNA-Test soll Klarheit schaffen
Trump soll sie vor mehr als 20 Jahren in einer Umkleidekabine des New Yorker Kaufhauses Bergdorf Goodman vergewaltigt haben.
Auf dem Kleid soll das Erbgut ... gefunden worden sein.
https://www.merkur.de/politik/donald-tru...r-13513860.html

Originalkommentar der Foristin Sternenhimmel:
So ein schitt aber auch, ich blöde Kuh hab`s runtergeschluckt, jetzt isses weg :(( Und die Millionen auch :´´´(

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ANNE FRANK'S STEPSISTER: 'DONALD TRUMP IS ACTING LIKE HITLER'
Eva Schloss, 86, is an Auschwitz survivor and the stepsister of Anne Frank. Both Frank and Schloss were Jewish refugees in Amsterdam together and the pair played together as children until their families were forced into hiding in 1942. After the war, Otto Frank (Anne's father) married Fritzi (Eva's mother). Eva Schloss is the co-founder of the Anne Frank Trust UK and the author of several books about her experiences during the Holocaust.
https://www.newsweek.com/holocaust-memor...U6l1xS8CYXdTE3k

Zitat von Hans Bergman im Beitrag #9169

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Zitat von Willie im Beitrag #9168

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Zitat von Hans Bergman im Beitrag #9167

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Frau erhebt fürchterlichen Vorwurf gegen Donald Trump - DNA-Test soll Klarheit schaffen
Trump soll sie vor mehr als 20 Jahren in einer Umkleidekabine des New Yorker Kaufhauses Bergdorf Goodman vergewaltigt haben.
Auf dem Kleid soll das Erbgut ... gefunden worden sein.
https://www.merkur.de/politik/donald-tru...r-13513860.html

Originalkommentar der Foristin Sternenhimmel:
So ein schitt aber auch, ich blöde Kuh hab`s runtergeschluckt, jetzt isses weg :(( Und die Millionen auch :´´´(

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trumski wird nix passieren. Die Repugnians werden ihren "Dear Leader" beschuetzen. Zumindest solange er noch im Amt ist.

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Wenn nach 20 Jahren jemand daherkommt und behauptet, er habe sie vergewaltigt, dann nehme ich ihn sogar in Schutz.

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https://scontent-ort2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t...0bd&oe=5E954EDF

Zitat von Hans Bergman im Beitrag #9173

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Zitat von Willie im Beitrag #9171

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Zitat von Hans Bergman im Beitrag #9169

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...Wenn nach 20 Jahren jemand daherkommt und behauptet, er habe sie vergewaltigt, dann nehme ich ihn sogar in Schutz.

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Natuerlich tut das einer wie Sie....

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Ich lass mich ja auch nicht so leicht an der Nase herumführen, so wie Sie.
Was hat sie denn die letzten 20 Jahre dazu bewogen, nichts zu sagen?

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