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It gets worse for Trump, his boss sounds really pissed off.

But..but..but...I thought he was doing amazing things for America and the American people??

Looks like the usrful idiot might not be so useful anymore.

President Twump, fkwits salute you

But is there any genuine evidence to suggest the election was actually lost???

Yes, pages 54 and 55 of this thread.

bmw hector wrote: ↑Today, 08:53 Yes, pages 54 and 55 of this thread.

Ricky said Trump saved America so this election just shows what unappreciative ingrates the Yanks are

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 08:26 It gets worse for Trump, his boss sounds really pissed off.

Trump's boss is Benjamin Netanyahu.

https://x.com/Tigman74/status/2081751284466450846

giacomino wrote: ↑Today, 13:10 Ricky said Trump saved America so this election just shows what unappreciative ingrates the Yanks are

Poor blighters will all be praying five times a day soon, just you watch.

Perkin Warbeck wrote: ↑Today, 13:13

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 08:26 It gets worse for Trump, his boss sounds really pissed off.

Trump's boss is Benjamin Netanyahu.

https://x.com/Tigman74/status/2081751284466450846

He's a shared bitch.

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 13:14

giacomino wrote: ↑Today, 13:10 Ricky said Trump saved America so this election just shows what unappreciative ingrates the Yanks are

Poor blighters will all be praying five times a day soon, just you watch.

The midterms were clearly a vote for Sharia law. Especially in Texas and Georgia

giacomino wrote: ↑Today, 13:37

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 13:14

giacomino wrote: ↑Today, 13:10 Ricky said Trump saved America so this election just shows what unappreciative ingrates the Yanks are

Poor blighters will all be praying five times a day soon, just you watch.

The midterms were clearly a vote for Sharia law. Especially in Texas and Georgia

Those southern baptists love them some good old time religion. What's not to like?

I'd imagine that texan bbqists may well be fans of shawarma law.

giacomino wrote: ↑Today, 13:37

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 13:14

giacomino wrote: ↑Today, 13:10 Ricky said Trump saved America so this election just shows what unappreciative ingrates the Yanks are

Poor blighters will all be praying five times a day soon, just you watch.

The midterms were clearly a vote for Sharia law. Especially in Texas and Georgia

Yup they'll be just like the UK soon, my Mrs has to wear a Hijab whenever we go to the pub.

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 13:40

giacomino wrote: ↑Today, 13:37

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 13:14

Poor blighters will all be praying five times a day soon, just you watch.

The midterms were clearly a vote for Sharia law. Especially in Texas and Georgia

Yup they'll be just like the UK soon, my Mrs has to wear a Hijab whenever we go to the pub.

Yeah, my Mrs local Asda has started banging out the call to prayer over the tannoy.

It's really hard to navigate the aisles with everybody praying all over the gaff, but from next month I will have to pray too as everyone whos shops there will undergo mass conversion.

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑Today, 13:44

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 13:40

giacomino wrote: ↑Today, 13:37

The midterms were clearly a vote for Sharia law. Especially in Texas and Georgia

Yup they'll be just like the UK soon, my Mrs has to wear a Hijab whenever we go to the pub.

Yeah, my Mrs local Asda has started banging out the call to prayer over the tannoy.

It's really hard to navigate the aisles with everybody praying all over the gaff, but from next month I will have to pray too as everyone whos shops there will undergo mass conversion.

Yeah it's a bit of an inconvenience but the Sunday beheadings in city centres are a welcome reprieve when there is no footy on, so it's swings and roundabouts really.

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 13:48

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑Today, 13:44

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 13:40

Yup they'll be just like the UK soon, my Mrs has to wear a Hijab whenever we go to the pub.

Yeah, my Mrs local Asda has started banging out the call to prayer over the tannoy.

It's really hard to navigate the aisles with everybody praying all over the gaff, but from next month I will have to pray too as everyone whos shops there will undergo mass conversion.

Yeah it's a bit of an inconvenience but the Sunday beheadings in city centres are a welcome reprieve when there is no footy on, so it's swings and roundabouts really.

Every cloud....

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑Today, 13:39

giacomino wrote: ↑Today, 13:37

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 13:14

Poor blighters will all be praying five times a day soon, just you watch.

The midterms were clearly a vote for Sharia law. Especially in Texas and Georgia

Those southern baptists love them some good old time religion. What's not to like?

I'd imagine that texan bbqists may well be fans of shawarma law.

Talarico, Texas’ new senator, is a progressive Presbyterian. In my former home in Atlanta the nearby church for his sect was called the Lesbyterian Church (one of the Indigo Girls was a supporter). So Texans are more likely to be having gay sex at barbecues than praying and wearing burkas

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 13:48

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑Today, 13:44

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 13:40

Yup they'll be just like the UK soon, my Mrs has to wear a Hijab whenever we go to the pub.

Yeah, my Mrs local Asda has started banging out the call to prayer over the tannoy.

It's really hard to navigate the aisles with everybody praying all over the gaff, but from next month I will have to pray too as everyone whos shops there will undergo mass conversion.

Yeah it's a bit of an inconvenience but the Sunday beheadings in city centres are a welcome reprieve when there is no footy on, so it's swings and roundabouts really.

Maybe they can schedule them for the international breaks. Do Saturday and Sunday for the working stiffs

giacomino wrote: ↑Today, 13:57

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑Today, 13:39

giacomino wrote: ↑Today, 13:37

The midterms were clearly a vote for Sharia law. Especially in Texas and Georgia

Those southern baptists love them some good old time religion. What's not to like?

I'd imagine that texan bbqists may well be fans of shawarma law.

Talarico, Texas’ new senator, is a progressive Presbyterian. In my former home in Atlanta the nearby church for his sect was called the Lesbyterian Church (one of the Indigo Girls was a supporter). So Texans are more likely to be having gay sex at barbecues than praying and wearing burkas

I'm not at all religious, but I find Talarico very likeable, he seems to espouse the best bits of christianity, tolerance, kindness, understanding, charity etc.

I think he'd be a great presidential candidate, but I think Ossoff is more likely to get that gig, but hey, never say never.

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑Today, 14:02

giacomino wrote: ↑Today, 13:57

jamesmcdonnell wrote: ↑Today, 13:39

Those southern baptists love them some good old time religion. What's not to like?

I'd imagine that texan bbqists may well be fans of shawarma law.

Talarico, Texas’ new senator, is a progressive Presbyterian. In my former home in Atlanta the nearby church for his sect was called the Lesbyterian Church (one of the Indigo Girls was a supporter). So Texans are more likely to be having gay sex at barbecues than praying and wearing burkas

I'm not at all religious, but I find Talarico very likeable, he seems to espouse the best bits of christianity, tolerance, kindness, understanding, charity etc.

I think he'd be a great presidential candidate, but I think Ossoff is more likely to get that gig, but hey, never say never.

A year is forever in US politics so I would never predict who is going to run. I like Shapiro and Ossoff better than Talarico or Rev, Warnock because I don’t trust overly religious types. Not sure who I like among the Republicans but somebody will emerge now that the MAGA suck-ups have gotten shot down. If Rubio has any plans, he should probably resign “to spend more time with his family,” the classic US politician’s excuse.

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 08:26 It gets worse for Trump, his boss sounds really pissed off.

There was a time in the Soviet Union where filmmakers and authors all used codewords or images to get by the censors and communicate with the public. Sort of an inside joke. I think the person who wrote that article was thinking all the time "Putin" and writing the word "Trump" instead.

And, the guy actually bought a paper copy of a newspaper. I seriously can't remember the last time i paid for physical print.

conan_the_cribber wrote: ↑Today, 14:37

Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑Today, 08:26 It gets worse for Trump, his boss sounds really pissed off.

There was a time in the Soviet Union where filmmakers and authors all used codewords or images to get by the censors and communicate with the public. Sort of an inside joke. I think the person who wrote that article was thinking all the time "Putin" and writing the word "Trump" instead.

And, the guy actually bought a paper copy of a newspaper. I seriously can't remember the last time i paid for physical print.

He's a prominent uk Journalist ofcourse he buys the papers.