is he really making some idiotic equivalency argument?
and if he is, why do you bother?
the dude's a fucking idiot, you're not reaching him, stop trying
I can appreciate a good ole fashion mocking and laugh fest, but serious dialogue? forgetaboutit
is he really making some idiotic equivalency argument?
and if he is, why do you bother?
the dude's a fucking idiot, you're not reaching him, stop trying
I can appreciate a good ole fashion mocking and laugh fest, but serious dialogue? forgetaboutit
[h=1]Trump warns Orlando massacre will happen 'again and again and again' if Hillary becomes president as he admits Florida jihadi was an American – but 'his ideas weren't born here'[/h]
PUBLISHED: 19:46, 15 June 2016 | UPDATED: 20:08, 15 June 2016
Donald Trump warned on Wednesday that unless the United States changes its immigration and homeland security policies by making him president, 'the horrible situation that we all just saw and saw so vividly' in Orlando will be repeated over and over.
'I've been saying it's going to happen,' he lamented during an afternoon campaign rally in Atlanta, 'and I hate to say it again, but it's going to happen again and again and again – because we're not doing what we have to be doing.'
'It's going to happen again and again and again,' he reiterated.
'When you listen to the stories of what took place, and the laughter as this man was shooting incredible people, you say to yourself, "How can this be possibly happening in the United States of America?" How can this be happening?'
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CASSANDRA COMPLEX: Donald Trump said Wednesday that he understands people will mock his dire predictions of more jihadi attacks, but that he will be proved right in the end
While railing against America's lax border control and Hillary Clinton's willingness to accept a flood of Syrian refugees, Trump claimed that the New York birthplace of Saturday night's mass-murdering Muslim is a distraction.
'This person ... was born here, but his parents weren't,' Trump said.
'And his ideas weren't born here. His ideas were borne from someplace else.'
'We're having the blood sucked out of us,' he insisted. 'We're having horrible things happen where we're allowing people into our country that don't deserve to be in our country, and bad things are gonna be happening.'
Protesters interrupted Wednesday's rally a half-dozen times. One walked up the downtown Fox Theater's aisle with middle fingers extended, yelling 'F*** you!' to the crowd. Another, an African-American man, proclaimed him a 'racist' with a clenched fist thrust skyward in a black-power salute.
The billionaire real estate tycoon, now the presumptive Republican nominee for president, seemed to resign himself to playing the role of Cassandra in the age of global jihad, even at the risk of losing the November election.
'I know people are going to criticize me,' he told a crowd of about 4,000 as he ran through a list of bleak projections that would ultimately lead to America's decline. 'They're gonna say, "Oh, what a horrible thing! What a horrible thing!"'
'And in a year or two or three from now they'll say "You know, Trump was right, but he's right now building buildings someplace", Okay?' he predicted.
'I'll be right. I don't want to be right. Boy, I don't want to be right!'
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SOFT TARGET: Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton has become Trump's 'Exhibit A' when arguing that Democrats in Washington have allowed Islamic terrorists to infiltrate the country
Trump reiterated his controversial outlook about the role of law-enforcement surveillance inside Muslim houses of worship as one component of a strategy to nip budding terror plots before they play out.
'We aren't vigilant and we aren't smart,' he said. 'And we have to go and we have to maybe check, respectfully, the mosques.'
'Radical Islamic terrorism,' he said, 'is a problem that if we don't solve it, it's going to eat our country alive, okay? It's going to eat our country alive.'
He criticized President Barack Obama for his afternoon lecture on Tuesday, calling him 'weak' and 'ineffective.'
'It was all about political correctness,' he said of Obama's insistence a day earlier that acknowledging the role of religion in terror threats against the U.S. is un-American.
'There's nothing wrong with being strong,' he said, adding later that 'nobody knew what the hell he was talking about.'
Much of Trump's appeal has grown from blue-collar America's lack of confidence in the Obama administration's ability to defend the homeland against an increasingly nimble and invisible enemy.
The businessman mowed down 16 Republican competitors in the primary season, largely on the strength of linking terror attacks to national unease with unchecked illegal immigration and unenforced visa rules that leave millions in the country without adequate controls.
Some in that group, Trump said Wednesday in Atlanta, are Islamists who mean to cow America into submission.
'We're not respected by these people. They come into our country and they want to take it over,' he said.
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PRAYER PATROL: 'We have to go and we have to maybe check, respectfully, the mosques,' Trump said, including Muslim houses of worship in his planned terror surveillance arsenal
And talking about the Middle Eastern clash between Islamic Sharia law and the rights of women, gays and other groups, Trump proclaimed that the worst of America's unwelcome immigrants are bringing that worldview to San Bernardino, Orlando, and beyond.
The Orlando attack has left 49 dead and more than 50 others wounded, all of them patrons of a gay nightclub.
'When you look at Sharia and you look at the beliefs of Sharia – and it's called "execution" for things that you would say are like standard parts of life,' he said.
'We have people coming in, and do not kid yourself: That's what they believe, that is what they want, that's what they practice.'
'I don't want to be right. I don't want to be right. I don't want to be right,' Trump said, quieting his crowd with each repetition.
'We don't want to have these problems. And we've already got 'em. Look at this weekend,' he said.
Trump reiterated his call for a pause in immigration from some parts of the Arab world where terrorism threatening the U.S. has historically incubated.
'It's a temporary ban in particular for certain people coming from certain horrible [places], where you have tremendous terrorism in the world,' he said.
'You know what those places are. But we have to put a stop to it. We have to put a stop to it until such time as we can figure out what is going on. 'Because right now we don't have a clue.'
- Donald Trump rallied nearly 4,000 on Wednesday afternoon in Atlanta
- Painted a bleak picture of America's future if Hillary Clinton is elected president instead of him
- Linked Islamic Sharia law and its tenets that oppress women and gays with a Clinton-favored tide of immigrants entering the U.S. from the Arab world
- Said Saturday's mass-murdering jihadi in Orlando 'was born here, but his parents weren't. And his ideas weren't born here'
PUBLISHED: 19:46, 15 June 2016 | UPDATED: 20:08, 15 June 2016
Donald Trump warned on Wednesday that unless the United States changes its immigration and homeland security policies by making him president, 'the horrible situation that we all just saw and saw so vividly' in Orlando will be repeated over and over.
'I've been saying it's going to happen,' he lamented during an afternoon campaign rally in Atlanta, 'and I hate to say it again, but it's going to happen again and again and again – because we're not doing what we have to be doing.'
'It's going to happen again and again and again,' he reiterated.
'When you listen to the stories of what took place, and the laughter as this man was shooting incredible people, you say to yourself, "How can this be possibly happening in the United States of America?" How can this be happening?'
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CASSANDRA COMPLEX: Donald Trump said Wednesday that he understands people will mock his dire predictions of more jihadi attacks, but that he will be proved right in the end
While railing against America's lax border control and Hillary Clinton's willingness to accept a flood of Syrian refugees, Trump claimed that the New York birthplace of Saturday night's mass-murdering Muslim is a distraction.
'This person ... was born here, but his parents weren't,' Trump said.
'And his ideas weren't born here. His ideas were borne from someplace else.'
'We're having the blood sucked out of us,' he insisted. 'We're having horrible things happen where we're allowing people into our country that don't deserve to be in our country, and bad things are gonna be happening.'
Protesters interrupted Wednesday's rally a half-dozen times. One walked up the downtown Fox Theater's aisle with middle fingers extended, yelling 'F*** you!' to the crowd. Another, an African-American man, proclaimed him a 'racist' with a clenched fist thrust skyward in a black-power salute.
The billionaire real estate tycoon, now the presumptive Republican nominee for president, seemed to resign himself to playing the role of Cassandra in the age of global jihad, even at the risk of losing the November election.
'I know people are going to criticize me,' he told a crowd of about 4,000 as he ran through a list of bleak projections that would ultimately lead to America's decline. 'They're gonna say, "Oh, what a horrible thing! What a horrible thing!"'
'And in a year or two or three from now they'll say "You know, Trump was right, but he's right now building buildings someplace", Okay?' he predicted.
'I'll be right. I don't want to be right. Boy, I don't want to be right!'
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SOFT TARGET: Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton has become Trump's 'Exhibit A' when arguing that Democrats in Washington have allowed Islamic terrorists to infiltrate the country
Trump reiterated his controversial outlook about the role of law-enforcement surveillance inside Muslim houses of worship as one component of a strategy to nip budding terror plots before they play out.
'We aren't vigilant and we aren't smart,' he said. 'And we have to go and we have to maybe check, respectfully, the mosques.'
'Radical Islamic terrorism,' he said, 'is a problem that if we don't solve it, it's going to eat our country alive, okay? It's going to eat our country alive.'
He criticized President Barack Obama for his afternoon lecture on Tuesday, calling him 'weak' and 'ineffective.'
'It was all about political correctness,' he said of Obama's insistence a day earlier that acknowledging the role of religion in terror threats against the U.S. is un-American.
'There's nothing wrong with being strong,' he said, adding later that 'nobody knew what the hell he was talking about.'
Much of Trump's appeal has grown from blue-collar America's lack of confidence in the Obama administration's ability to defend the homeland against an increasingly nimble and invisible enemy.
The businessman mowed down 16 Republican competitors in the primary season, largely on the strength of linking terror attacks to national unease with unchecked illegal immigration and unenforced visa rules that leave millions in the country without adequate controls.
Some in that group, Trump said Wednesday in Atlanta, are Islamists who mean to cow America into submission.
'We're not respected by these people. They come into our country and they want to take it over,' he said.
+3
PRAYER PATROL: 'We have to go and we have to maybe check, respectfully, the mosques,' Trump said, including Muslim houses of worship in his planned terror surveillance arsenal
And talking about the Middle Eastern clash between Islamic Sharia law and the rights of women, gays and other groups, Trump proclaimed that the worst of America's unwelcome immigrants are bringing that worldview to San Bernardino, Orlando, and beyond.
The Orlando attack has left 49 dead and more than 50 others wounded, all of them patrons of a gay nightclub.
'When you look at Sharia and you look at the beliefs of Sharia – and it's called "execution" for things that you would say are like standard parts of life,' he said.
'We have people coming in, and do not kid yourself: That's what they believe, that is what they want, that's what they practice.'
'I don't want to be right. I don't want to be right. I don't want to be right,' Trump said, quieting his crowd with each repetition.
'We don't want to have these problems. And we've already got 'em. Look at this weekend,' he said.
Trump reiterated his call for a pause in immigration from some parts of the Arab world where terrorism threatening the U.S. has historically incubated.
'It's a temporary ban in particular for certain people coming from certain horrible [places], where you have tremendous terrorism in the world,' he said.
'You know what those places are. But we have to put a stop to it. We have to put a stop to it until such time as we can figure out what is going on. 'Because right now we don't have a clue.'
He is correct. Barry (who sounded like a defense lawyer yesterday) & Hillary ($25 million donation from these nations) have been running the show for 8 years and have had ZERO solutions. Far more unsafe now than before they took over
Trump is correct again. Hillary only cares about the people insofar as getting their votes. She couldn't be bothered to give adequate protection to American citizens in Benghazi, what makes anyone think she'll help protect American citizens?
He is right. Hillary wants to continue Obama's policies. He has a terrible track record on this issue. We need someone new and I believe that is Trump!
He is correct. She is the equivalent to Neville Chamberlain. Just pacify the population that threatens the safety of your citizens.
Trump is correct again. Hillary only cares about the people insofar as getting their votes. She couldn't be bothered to give adequate protection to American citizens in Benghazi, what makes anyone think she'll help protect American citizens?
He is right. Hillary wants to continue Obama's policies. He has a terrible track record on this issue. We need someone new and I believe that is Trump!
He is correct. She is the equivalent to Neville Chamberlain. Just pacify the population that threatens the safety of your citizens.
This idiot was on Howard Stern, as is or at least was regularly, the sick Westboro Baprist Church loons, so you don't have to go searching so far, sadly. Are there 5,000 people in America with Imans screaming full throat for Sharia law, or is that a Drumpf like fantasy of seeing thousands celebrating 911 in NJ on TV? If so, that's disgusting and Un American.
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The protester complained about the number of white people at the vigil, and went on to talk at length about racial issues.
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[h=2]Orlando Gunman Warned of Future ISIS Attacks Against U.S. in Facebook Post[/h]SHARE
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BY: Morgan Chalfant
June 15, 2016 6:37 pm
Omar Mateen, the gunman who killed 49 people at an Orlando gay club early Sunday, reportedly posted to Facebook before the attack warning of coming “attacks from the Islamic State” in the United States.
ABC News, citing officials in the FBI’s Counterterrorism Division, reported Wednesday that Mateen posted the message on Facebook on the morning of the attack at the Pulse nightclub, which occurred around 2 a.m. Sunday.
“You kill innocent women and children by doing us airstrikes..now taste the Islamic state vengeance [sic],” the Facebook post read. “In the next few days you will see attacks from the Islamic State [ISIS] in the usa.”
CBS News reported that the message was posted moments before the attack.
Officials also said that in May Mateen searched on Facebook for the radicalized couple behind the San Bernardino, California, shooting last December. He also reportedly searched online for a speech by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS, in the days before the attack.
Mateen died in a firefight with police about three hours after he first fired shots at the club Sunday morning. Since the attack, details have emerged about his possible terrorism links, including revelations that he was previously investigated by the FBI but found not to pose a threat.
Mateen called 911 during the attack and pledged allegiance to ISIS, which claimed responsibility for terror attacks in Paris and Brussels in previous months. Mateen also referenced the Tsarnaev brothers behind the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.
Sunday morning’s rampage represented the worst domestic terrorist attack since 9/11.
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BY: Morgan Chalfant
June 15, 2016 6:37 pm
Omar Mateen, the gunman who killed 49 people at an Orlando gay club early Sunday, reportedly posted to Facebook before the attack warning of coming “attacks from the Islamic State” in the United States.
ABC News, citing officials in the FBI’s Counterterrorism Division, reported Wednesday that Mateen posted the message on Facebook on the morning of the attack at the Pulse nightclub, which occurred around 2 a.m. Sunday.
“You kill innocent women and children by doing us airstrikes..now taste the Islamic state vengeance [sic],” the Facebook post read. “In the next few days you will see attacks from the Islamic State [ISIS] in the usa.”
CBS News reported that the message was posted moments before the attack.
NEW: Orlando gunman Omar Mateen posted the following Facebook status, moments before attack, source tells CBS News: pic.twitter.com/u1j5e0LZGv
— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 15, 2016
Officials have reportedly flagged four different Facebook accounts believed to be associated with Mateen.— CBS News (@CBSNews) June 15, 2016
Officials also said that in May Mateen searched on Facebook for the radicalized couple behind the San Bernardino, California, shooting last December. He also reportedly searched online for a speech by Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS, in the days before the attack.
Mateen died in a firefight with police about three hours after he first fired shots at the club Sunday morning. Since the attack, details have emerged about his possible terrorism links, including revelations that he was previously investigated by the FBI but found not to pose a threat.
Mateen called 911 during the attack and pledged allegiance to ISIS, which claimed responsibility for terror attacks in Paris and Brussels in previous months. Mateen also referenced the Tsarnaev brothers behind the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.
Sunday morning’s rampage represented the worst domestic terrorist attack since 9/11.
Who said anything about America? You compared sicko Christian leader influence which spawns no terrrorism, to hyena Muslim clerics calling for rivers of blood. And whether here in America or worldwide in terms of influence of crazy nuts, and number of dead stacked high, you lost big as per usual.
That's exactly what I do. And down here, there's no shortage of the ridiculous, and no shortage of those who don't agree with me.
There are sickos here who disagree with you. And far more normal people who also disagree with you. But it's a worthy endeavor you undertake to set the world right here in Rx.
