What does a TRUMP presidency look like?

[Ideologue]

I had to read the Youtube comments. 

Steven Spielberg tried to make people all over the world hate Germans since he's a coveted Jew himself. Since Israeli soldiers are killing millions of innocent people, robbing civilians of their land, people like Steven Spielberg just like to impose fictional shit like this on people to distract yall. Fucking cocksucker Spielberg.

  #MAGA

Looks like Semi-Coherent Nazi didn't bother with Munich.

[Ideologue]

Milo sure enjoys pushing everybody's buttons. I guess these days nobody can take a joke, since it might get elected to something someday.

I doubt anyone was ever going to elect the American Martinus to anything, anyway.

[The Minsky Moment]

When will people give up this zero/sum view of world relations/economics?

never. I mean, look at those for example who can't even admit when trump beats his enemies (no china coal to north korea)

Wait a sec - Trump convinced the North Koreans to assassinate Kim Jong-Nam?  That is impressive.

[Liep]

So what happened in Sweden last night?

All they're reporting here is that the police shot at rioting youth because they threw rocks.

[jimmy olsen]

I'd be shocked if they didn't already have a lengthy dossier on him.

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/russia-compiles-psychological-dossier-trump-putin-n723196

Russia Compiles Psychological Dossier on Trump for Putin
by BILL NEELY
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MOSCOW — A dossier on Donald Trump's psychological makeup is being prepared for Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Among its preliminary conclusions is that the new American leader is a risk-taker who can be naïve, according to a senior Kremlin adviser.

Trump "doesn't understand fully who is Mr. Putin — he is a tough guy," former Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Fedorov told NBC News.

The file is being compiled by retired diplomats and some of Putin's staff, he added.

The attempt to get inside the U.S. president's mind is aimed at helping Putin plan for his first meeting with America's new leader, the date for which is yet to be decided.

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"Very serious preparatory work is going on in the Kremlin, including a paper — seven pages — describing a psychological portrait of Trump, especially based on this last two to three months, and the last weeks," added Fedorov, who said he has known Trump since 2000.

The dossier was being revised regularly, he said, adding that many in the Kremlin believed that Trump viewed the presidency as a business.

Fedorov added: "Trump is not living in a box — he is living in a crowd. He should listen to the people around him especially in the areas where he is weak."

"Trump cannot come to a meeting with Putin as a loser — he must sort out his domestic problems first"
It is normal for any president or leader to be fully briefed before entering negotiations for the first time with a rival leader, but preparing a detailed dossier on the mind and instincts of a U.S. leader is unusual.

Putin's government is growing increasingly concerned about Trump's battles in Washington, according to Fedorov and former lawmaker Sergei Markov, who remains well-connected at the Kremlin.

It is worried the president will not have the political power to improve relations with Russia, as he has indicated he might try to do, and even, perhaps, lift some U.S. sanctions.

U.S. intelligence agencies concluded that Russia conducted a covert hacking operation to undermine the U.S. election process, which evolved into an attempt to help Trump win the White House. They also believe with "a high level of confidence" that Putin became personally involved in the campaign to interfere in the election.

The White House's connection with the Kremlin — and how deep it runs — remains under scrutiny, which has only ramped up last week when Mike Flynn resigned from his role as national security adviser after admitting to misleading Vice President Mike Pence and other senior administration officials about conversations he had with the Russian ambassador to the United States in December.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has no government or diplomatic experience, but boasts exceptionally close ties with Moscow and Putin.

And former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort — who resigned in August amid questions about his ties to pro-Russia interests in Ukraine — told NBC News last week that he had "no contact knowingly with Russian intelligence officials." Manafort was reportedly one of the Trump campaign officials whose communications were investigated by the FBI, according to The New York Times.

During the election campaign, Trump spoke fondly of Putin. But earlier this month, Trump told Fox News' Bill O'Reilly that while he respects Putin "that doesn't mean I'm going to get along with him."

Meanwhile, the creation of a 9/11-style commission to investigate Russian interference in the presidential election has won bipartisan support.

The issue of Russia "is now a kind of banana skin for Trump — that's why we should avoid any kind of step that could damage Trump," said Fedorov. "Trump cannot come to a meeting with Putin as a loser — he must sort out his domestic problems first."

Fedorov added that Trump's "constant battle with the mass media" was "worrying us."

The U.S. president "is dancing on thin ice," he said. "It's a risky game."

A former prime minister under Putin said the Kremlin is taking no pleasure at Trump's struggles.

"Absolutely not — not laughing," Mikhail Kasyanov said. "The situation is very serious and the whole of [Putin's] team, they are nervous."

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Former Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov NBC News
Many in the Kremlin believe hardliners in America — in Congress and the military — want to sabotage the president and his plans for better ties with Russia.

Some even talk of a conspiracy against Trump. Markov, the former lawmaker, told NBC News that he believes America's intelligence services "want to overthrow President Trump in a coup" because of his desire to improve relations with Russia.

Flynn was a victim of U.S. intelligence services, according to Markov.

So while many in Russia celebrated Trump's election, the mood in Moscow was changing from delight at Trump's election to doubt about his ability to deliver on a better relationship with Russia, he added.

"Donald Trump has done nothing good for Russia, nothing," Markov said. "But they already attack him."

[CountDeMoney]

That's not news, Timmay.  Knock it off.

[CountDeMoney]

Milo sure enjoys pushing everybody's buttons. I guess these days nobody can take a joke, since it might get elected to something someday.

I doubt anyone was ever going to elect the American Martinus to anything, anyway.

Goofy ass me-me-me faggots like Milotinus can never stop talking about cock, ever.  Even if it's 13 year old cock.  And they wonder why they're gassed or crucified on Wyoming fences. In-your-face advocacy isn't cock-in-your-face.

[Eddie Teach]

And they wonder why they're gassed or crucified on Wyoming fences. In-your-face advocacy isn't cock-in-your-face.

Except he got killed over drugs.

[CountDeMoney]

And they wonder why they're gassed or crucified on Wyoming fences. In-your-face advocacy isn't cock-in-your-face.

Except he got killed over drugs.

THATS NOT THE NARRATIVE EDDIE

[MadImmortalMan]

So what happened in Sweden last night?

All they're reporting here is that the police shot at rioting youth because they threw rocks.

Just another Monday.

[Syt]

So what happened in Sweden last night?

All they're reporting here is that the police shot at rioting youth because they threw rocks.

Just another Monday.

Wish it were Sunday.

[celedhring]

A swede just stole a butane delivery truck and drove it against traffic in downtown Barcelona. 

[Syt]

[Grey Fox]

Again?

Just once, halfway, would be a vast improvement.

[Syt]

Again?

Just once, halfway, would be a vast improvement.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_of_Punt ?