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So will he grab Merkel by the...?BDKJMU wrote:The Polish love him as evidenced by his speech in Warsaw..
https://news.grabien.com/story-polish-c ... umpusa-usa
After Warsaw speech flew to Germany for G20 summit. Meeting with Merkel tomorrow & bilateral meeting with Putin on Friday..
You know today is Thursday? He already met with Merkel. Putin meeting is tomorrow...BDKJMU wrote:Meeting with Merkel tomorrow & bilateral meeting with Putin on Friday..
Man, your FQ (fapping quotient) must be off the charts this week.Skjellyfetti wrote:You know today is Thursday? He already met with Merkel. Putin meeting is tomorrow...BDKJMU wrote:Meeting with Merkel tomorrow & bilateral meeting with Putin on Friday..
Only 6 people will be in attendance Lavrov, Putin, Trump, Tillerson and translators.
At Yalta it was just Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin, and two note takers eachSkjellyfetti wrote:You know today is Thursday? He already met with Merkel. Putin meeting is tomorrow...BDKJMU wrote:Meeting with Merkel tomorrow & bilateral meeting with Putin on Friday..
Only 6 people will be in attendance Lavrov, Putin, Trump, Tillerson and translators.
93henfan wrote:The Polish have always been known for their intelligence.
Jelly is a shell of his former self. I used to respect his positions because he had some meat to his posts, but as I said earlier this week, the libs have gone full retard and now even guys like jelly have turned into blathering idiots.CID1990 wrote:At Yalta it was just Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin, and two note takers eachSkjellyfetti wrote:
You know today is Thursday? He already met with Merkel. Putin meeting is tomorrow...
Only 6 people will be in attendance Lavrov, Putin, Trump, Tillerson and translators.
Or were you just pointing out the numbers in a matter-of-fact kind of way?
And a retinue of other advisors....CID1990 wrote:
At Yalta it was just Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin, and two note takers each
You sound cranky!89Hen wrote:Jelly is a shell of his former self. I used to respect his positions because he had some meat to his posts, but as I said earlier this week, the libs have gone full retard and now even guys like jelly have turned into blathering idiots.CID1990 wrote:
At Yalta it was just Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin, and two note takers each
Or were you just pointing out the numbers in a matter-of-fact kind of way?
Quite the contrary. I'm getting a huge kick out of watching book smart people turn into zombies.kalm wrote:You sound cranky!89Hen wrote: Jelly is a shell of his former self. I used to respect his positions because he had some meat to his posts, but as I said earlier this week, the libs have gone full retard and now even guys like jelly have turned into blathering idiots.
No, Jelly, they were there for a number of issuesSkjellyfetti wrote:And a retinue of other advisors....CID1990 wrote:
At Yalta it was just Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin, and two note takers each
Molotov, Kuznetsov, Antonov, George Marshall, Eden, Field Marshal Alexander, etc.
It was a show orchestrated by the Polish government for whatever reason.Trump’s rhetoric against the media and refugees and his criticism of global institutions such as NATO and the European Union are similarly viewed negatively by Polish people, especially those in major cities like Warsaw. Although he is viewed far more positively among Poles than among other Europeans, just 23 percent of Polish people said they had confidence in Trump, a decline of nearly 40 percent compared with their view of Barack Obama at a similar point in his presidency, according to a recent Pew Research Center poll. And a survey ahead of Trump’s visit by an independent Polish news organization found that most felt a sense of “indifference,” “amusement” and “fear” at the thought of Trump’s presence here.
Are we?JohnStOnge wrote:We are now the laughingstock of the planet. Congratulations.
It really is time for you to quit bitching.JohnStOnge wrote:I was up this morning at 3 am to get ready to go do some field work. Turned on the TV and saw Trump and the Polish guy. Once again had to shake my head at how humiliating it is to be a citizen of the United States and have that complete buffoon representing us as President. Standing up there making strange expressions trying to look like he's thoughtful and serious. Bumbling through his speech or whatever it was.
Just a really embarassing time for our country.
And by the way, as I'm sure you know, the Polish government bussed in people to make it look like the Polish love him. The truth is more along the lines of this language from the article at https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics ... story.html:
It was a show orchestrated by the Polish government for whatever reason.Trump’s rhetoric against the media and refugees and his criticism of global institutions such as NATO and the European Union are similarly viewed negatively by Polish people, especially those in major cities like Warsaw. Although he is viewed far more positively among Poles than among other Europeans, just 23 percent of Polish people said they had confidence in Trump, a decline of nearly 40 percent compared with their view of Barack Obama at a similar point in his presidency, according to a recent Pew Research Center poll. And a survey ahead of Trump’s visit by an independent Polish news organization found that most felt a sense of “indifference,” “amusement” and “fear” at the thought of Trump’s presence here.
At least Trump is not bowing down to them and apologizing for the US.JohnStOnge wrote:I was up this morning at 3 am to get ready to go do some field work. Turned on the TV and saw Trump and the Polish guy. Once again had to shake my head at how humiliating it is to be a citizen of the United States and have that complete buffoon representing us as President. Standing up there making strange expressions trying to look like he's thoughtful and serious. Bumbling through his speech or whatever it was.
Just a really embarassing time for our country.
And by the way, as I'm sure you know, the Polish government bussed in people to make it look like the Polish love him. The truth is more along the lines of this language from the article at https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics ... story.html:
It was a show orchestrated by the Polish government for whatever reason.Trump’s rhetoric against the media and refugees and his criticism of global institutions such as NATO and the European Union are similarly viewed negatively by Polish people, especially those in major cities like Warsaw. Although he is viewed far more positively among Poles than among other Europeans, just 23 percent of Polish people said they had confidence in Trump, a decline of nearly 40 percent compared with their view of Barack Obama at a similar point in his presidency, according to a recent Pew Research Center poll. And a survey ahead of Trump’s visit by an independent Polish news organization found that most felt a sense of “indifference,” “amusement” and “fear” at the thought of Trump’s presence here.
Dukes of Hazzard is just making its way to the Eastern Bloc.Skjellyfetti wrote:
89Hen wrote:Quite the contrary. I'm getting a huge kick out of watching book smart people turn into zombies.kalm wrote:
You sound cranky!
Imagine that. A politician creating a fake scene of love for him/her. Yeah, that NEVER happened in an Obama America.JohnStOnge wrote:I was up this morning at 3 am to get ready to go do some field work. Turned on the TV and saw Trump and the Polish guy. Once again had to shake my head at how humiliating it is to be a citizen of the United States and have that complete buffoon representing us as President. Standing up there making strange expressions trying to look like he's thoughtful and serious. Bumbling through his speech or whatever it was.
Just a really embarassing time for our country.
And by the way, as I'm sure you know, the Polish government bussed in people to make it look like the Polish love him. The truth is more along the lines of this language from the article at https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics ... story.html:
It was a show orchestrated by the Polish government for whatever reason.Trump’s rhetoric against the media and refugees and his criticism of global institutions such as NATO and the European Union are similarly viewed negatively by Polish people, especially those in major cities like Warsaw. Although he is viewed far more positively among Poles than among other Europeans, just 23 percent of Polish people said they had confidence in Trump, a decline of nearly 40 percent compared with their view of Barack Obama at a similar point in his presidency, according to a recent Pew Research Center poll. And a survey ahead of Trump’s visit by an independent Polish news organization found that most felt a sense of “indifference,” “amusement” and “fear” at the thought of Trump’s presence here.
Yeah, that whole Greek columns thing.AZGrizFan wrote:Imagine that. A politician creating a fake scene of love for him/her. Yeah, that NEVER happened in an Obama America.JohnStOnge wrote:I was up this morning at 3 am to get ready to go do some field work. Turned on the TV and saw Trump and the Polish guy. Once again had to shake my head at how humiliating it is to be a citizen of the United States and have that complete buffoon representing us as President. Standing up there making strange expressions trying to look like he's thoughtful and serious. Bumbling through his speech or whatever it was.
Just a really embarassing time for our country.
And by the way, as I'm sure you know, the Polish government bussed in people to make it look like the Polish love him. The truth is more along the lines of this language from the article at https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics ... story.html:
It was a show orchestrated by the Polish government for whatever reason.