@maddenifico It's incredible how one man, along with the GOP and the help of a corrupt Supreme Court have destroyed the reputation of a once respected nation.
The Brits always criticize everything American. Here is Jonathan Pie sharing some thoughts on the American-Iran war—the war no American wanted. #DemsUnited
If you knew someone that had pleaded the 5th 97 times in court, had 34 felonies, 91 criminal charges, 26 sexual assault allegations, 6 bankruptcies, 5 draft deferments, 4 indictments, and a fake university & charity shut down for fraud, why the FUCK would you make him PRESIDENT??
@SenAdamSchiff The DOJ has become the Gestapo of Trump. They have no credibility and l certainly wouldn't add to my C.V that l served in the DOJ during his presidency.
@Acyn The Republican Party is totally corrupt. Nobody in the GOP has got the moral compass (balls) to stand up to Trump. Your country is now being seen as a banana republic. It'll take YEARS to get back your reputation.
DEVELOPING: DOJ is investigating $2.6B in suspiciously timed oil trades made right before Trump's Iran decisions. The corruption is finally catching up to them.
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@WalshFreedom He's destroyed your country.
The GOP, with the help of a conservative Supreme Court have now brought about Jim Crow 2.0.
I used to love this country, not anymore.
@Acyn@TheRickWilson He's destroyed your country.
The GOP, with the help of a conservative Supreme Court have now brought about Jim Crow 2.0.
I used to love this country, not anymore.
This is a video of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein with children..
This is the video that the Department of Justice deleted yesterday..
Now they want to remove it from the internet..
Share this everywhere...
@atrupar A great civilisation is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself from within.
This is what's happening to America under Donald Trump.
If Melania truly wants justice for the survivors of Jeffrey Epstein, she should start by demanding the full release of the files and answers from her husband on why they moved Maxwell to a club Fed.
The U.S. killed 168 little girls in Iran.
A school reduced to rubble.
Families shattered.
The world went silent.
Don’t forget these children.
Don’t forget these war crimes.
Last week, I was at a friend's birthday gathering at a crowded bar in D.C. and I somehow wound up in conversation with a small group of people about the war in Iran.
One of them fully supported the war and fully supported Trump. I politely sipped my drink and waited for the convo to move on. I didn't really want to talk about this during what was meant to be a laidback evening.
But then he said this: "The death toll has been surprisingly low for our military."
I asked him: "How do you mean?"
"Well, we've had a small number of troops killed, less than ten."
"Thirteen," I said. "Thirteen troops have been killed in combat."
"Right," he said. "That's a surprisingly low number. We've had a low fatality rate."
And, you know, I just couldn't let that go. I couldn't.
"Surprisingly low?"
He said: "Yeah, it could be much worse. We could have lost a lot more soldiers at this point."
I asked him: "Can you name any of the service members who were killed?"
"What?"
"Thirteen service members have been killed. Do you know any of their names?"
There was this long, awkward pause. And then he said: "I know some of their names have been published."
I said: "All of their names have been published. The last KIA was a few weeks ago. Do you know any of their names?"
Another long pause and then finally: "No, I don't."
Let me offer some friendly advice for anyone like this gentleman who is tempted to say this was a "surprisingly low" number of service members killed.
Don't make this observation if it's just a number to you.
Every one of these service members had loved ones, friends, a life back home.
Some of them had kids. Some of them had mortgages and front lawns to mow. Some of them had grills in their backyard they would have been using for parties with people they loved this summer.
Now they're gone, and their families and friends are always going to feel that loss.
You shouldn't be saying something like "surprisingly low" in the first place but especially when you don't know any of their names.
If U.S. military fatalities are "surprisingly low," it shouldn't take you any time at all to learn their names.
Friendly advice.