You cant rely on them pal.
Trump is more likely to prove ISISās greatest recruiting sergeant yet.
ISISās plan was to provoke the kind of backlash that would install leaders like Trump in western countries, and itās working.
Ah hereā¦Clintons backers created the fuckers in the first place in order to remove Assad.
Who armed the so-called moderate rebels?
Youāre at sea kid.
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You are
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I know that, but Hollande is the most unpopular president in their history. With everything thatās happened over the last 12 months, donāt bet against it
Ah Sid, will you give it a rest. Put down the phone and go to bed for a while, youāve been up for days obsessing on this election.
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Shrieking Sidney is up out of the bed. Heās having a terrible hard time dealing with this result.
Paul Ryan could end up being the biggest looser in this whole thing.
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The Arab Spring was a real thing, pal. It wasnāt created by āthe Clintonsā, or even ātheir backersā, and nor was ISIS.
The reality is that Saudi Arabia has been in a position of extreme economic strength due to a fortunate (for them, unfortunate for everybody else) geological coincidence which has enabled it to spread its toxic ideology.
That ideology was fertilised by Republican interference, most notably in 2003 in Iraq but before that in Afghanistan by Reagan, although the reality is that it was a rising tide which was merely waiting for a gap in the dyke to reach full flow.
Clintonās association with Saudi Arabia is no different to anybody in power in the US going back decades.
Trump has business ties to Saudi Arabia and sold a floor of his skyscraper to the Saudi government. Heās as in bed with the Saudis as anybody has been, as he also is with Goldman Sachs.
Thereās a big difference between selling a hotel room to the Saudis then your soul for a certain Hawkish ideology.
The people you claim to represent have spokenā¦Im not saying Trump is going to make a good presidentā¦but Iām glad she didnt get it.
With re to Goldman Sachs, they dont lose by betting on 1 horse in a 2 horse race. All of their credit default swaps have two legs sure.
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A Ryan from Tipperary no wayš
Heās a great man, he sorted out a problem for a friend of mine from Cooraclare
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Are you not following events in Mosul? ISIS are on their last legs and are all but wiped out.
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heās heading is spinning
Hillary Clinton did not have a particularly hawkish ideology compared to the decision makers in most US administrations since World War II. The Obama administration has been relatively isolationist in its policies compared to most. That hasnāt stopped them from being criticised for being too interventionist by the same people who simultaneously criticise them for not being interventionist enough.
With regard to Goldman Sachs, a 17 year company veteran is poised to be Trumpās Treasury Secretary. Trump is against financial regulation. Clintonās position on financial regulation was considerably more interventionist.
Em, I donāt claim to represent anybody. Do you claim such or do other posters?
Thatās not what Donald Trump says.
Have you not been following the US campaign?
What a change the thicko