Trump's New Press Secretary : "Obama Jealous becuase Trump has gotten so much done"

[The Nature Boy 7,659]

19 minutes ago, Unidentified said:

 

 

Nazi's   LOL  SMH

[Unidentified 2,930]

Just now, Nature Boy Flair said:

 

Nazi's   LOL  SMH

 

Oh I'm sorry, apparently they're called the "alt-right movement" because the media is to scared to call them nazi's. 

[Dakine10 5,452]

52 minutes ago, Unidentified said:

 

Oh I'm sorry, apparently they're called the "alt-right movement" because the media is to scared to call them nazi's. 

 

   They're starting to use 'white nationalists' and 're-branded white nationalism' more. Alt-right is an attempt to normalize what they really are.

[Dakine10 5,452]

6 hours ago, MarkPerry said:

It's being called the Trump Effect

People are seeing a positive future and the market and economy is responding

 

  The Trump Effect is something different. I suggest you google it. There's nothing positive about it.

[OriZ 3,157]

9 hours ago, Transborderwife said:

really?  the world?  most people that I know in other countries find this an embarrassment.  I'll give the dude a try but just saying

 

To be honest, I couldn't give a rat's donkey what people around the world that know nothing about America but like to judge it and its people at every turn think about Americans' choice for a president. These people need to pay attention to their own countries most of which are falling apart.

[ready4ONE 5,400]

14 hours ago, MarkPerry said:

It's being called the Trump Effect

People are seeing a positive future and the market and economy is responding

 

[MarkPerry 488]

8 hours ago, OriZ said:

 

To be honest, I couldn't give a rat's donkey what people around the world that know nothing about America but like to judge it and its people at every turn think about Americans' choice for a president. These people need to pay attention to their own countries most of which are falling apart.

People tend to be jealous of Americans. When I travel west to Asia they tend to love Americans, when I traveled East to UK they were jealous hearted. 

 

I am not up on other country leaders but it seems to me that USA is starting to get respect again based on what is perceived to be a strong leader coming into the Whitehouse.  Putin, Duterte seem to be a fan of Trump.  I suspect Britian will be a fan of Trump, Australia will be tight with Trump.  Seems like Canada has a major snowflake running the country up there, and Mexico is just lost and the cartels control the government.

[Amica Nostra 4,803]

7 hours ago, MarkPerry said:

People tend to be jealous of Americans. When I travel west to Asia they tend to love Americans, when I traveled East to UK they were jealous hearted. 

 

I am not up on other country leaders but it seems to me that USA is starting to get respect again based on what is perceived to be a strong leader coming into the Whitehouse.  Putin, Duterte seem to be a fan of Trump.  I suspect Britian will be a fan of Trump, Australia will be tight with Trump.  Seems like Canada has a major snowflake running the country up there, and Mexico is just lost and the cartels control the government.

The Germans and the French are next. LePin and Petry are set to create the dawn of a new Europe.  One that can expunge the compost of immigrants and restore the power of the European Christendom.

[bcking 3,157]

7 hours ago, MarkPerry said:

People tend to be jealous of Americans. When I travel west to Asia they tend to love Americans, when I traveled East to UK they were jealous hearted. 

 

I am not up on other country leaders but it seems to me that USA is starting to get respect again based on what is perceived to be a strong leader coming into the Whitehouse.  Putin, Duterte seem to be a fan of Trump.  I suspect Britian will be a fan of Trump, Australia will be tight with Trump.  Seems like Canada has a major snowflake running the country up there, and Mexico is just lost and the cartels control the government.

 

We all can only go off our own experiences with a small number of individuals in other countries to gauge reactions. I'll say spending 2 weeks in the UK for Christmas, the reaction I got 100% of the time was "What were you thinking? Why did you vote for him?". The biggest thing they didn't understand was that just because I was American doesn't mean I voted for him. I went to several parties and didn't have a single person express anything other than that when the topic came up. Not a single person thought it was good for America, the UK or the world at large. Like I said though, I realize I can only talk about the people I interacted with (about 50 or 60 people, give or take). This was in Wiltshire, in the countryside so it wasn't just a bunch of "liberal Londoners", though I would say it was definitely skewed towards university graduates or higher education level.

[OriZ 3,157]

32 minutes ago, bcking said:

 

We all can only go off our own experiences with a small number of individuals in other countries to gauge reactions. I'll say spending 2 weeks in the UK for Christmas, the reaction I got 100% of the time was "What were you thinking? Why did you vote for him?". The biggest thing they didn't understand was that just because I was American doesn't mean I voted for him. I went to several parties and didn't have a single person express anything other than that when the topic came up. Not a single person thought it was good for America, the UK or the world at large. Like I said though, I realize I can only talk about the people I interacted with (about 50 or 60 people, give or take). This was in Wiltshire, in the countryside so it wasn't just a bunch of "liberal Londoners", though I would say it was definitely skewed towards university graduates or higher education level.

 

As someone who comes from a foreign country(albeit one that can relate more to Americans than most) but have also visited numerous other countries in Europe and Asia mainly, as I said in my previous comment I really couldn't care less about their judgement. They know very little about America and what it is about, about the culture and the history. They know even less about Israel. They consider themselves tolerant yet are quick to jump to conclusions and decide they know better and think they can dictate what's best for other countries. They make untrue assumptions and if you're not a tolerant leftie cute socialist like they are, you are an evil creature. Asking somebody "what were you thinking?" when it's not even your country pretty much sums it up for me. That's what know-it-alls do. I'm not trying to turn into them and generalize, just pointing out my observation after decades of seeing the world.

[MarkPerry 488]

1 hour ago, bcking said:

 

We all can only go off our own experiences with a small number of individuals in other countries to gauge reactions. I'll say spending 2 weeks in the UK for Christmas, the reaction I got 100% of the time was "What were you thinking? Why did you vote for him?". The biggest thing they didn't understand was that just because I was American doesn't mean I voted for him. I went to several parties and didn't have a single person express anything other than that when the topic came up. Not a single person thought it was good for America, the UK or the world at large. Like I said though, I realize I can only talk about the people I interacted with (about 50 or 60 people, give or take). This was in Wiltshire, in the countryside so it wasn't just a bunch of "liberal Londoners", though I would say it was definitely skewed towards university graduates or higher education level.

Did any girls ask about me?

[bcking 3,157]

1 hour ago, OriZ said:

 

As someone who comes from a foreign country(albeit one that can relate more to Americans than most) but have also visited numerous other countries in Europe and Asia mainly, as I said in my previous comment I really couldn't care less about their judgement. They know very little about America and what it is about, about the culture and the history. They know even less about Israel. They consider themselves tolerant yet are quick to jump to conclusions and decide they know better and think they can dictate what's best for other countries. They make untrue assumptions and if you're not a tolerant leftie cute socialist like they are, you are an evil creature. Asking somebody "what were you thinking?" when it's not even your country pretty much sums it up for me. That's what know-it-alls do. I'm not trying to turn into them and generalize, just pointing out my observation after decades of seeing the world.

 

Ya I agree. I was just stating my observations from over the holiday period. I'm not saying their opinion should matter to us, just stating that if people want a general poll of opinions from a small country town in England...it is generally that this is a bad decision. Whether that is right or wrong is a different question. I was commenting in response to people stating that people internationally are generally "excited" for the Trump presidency. I haven't experienced that yet, in my limited travels since the election. My trips prior to the election I had similar responses (from a wider range of people, I worked at a hospital in central London for a month last spring and it was a common conversation even before he won the primaries).

[bcking 3,157]

8 minutes ago, MarkPerry said:

Did any girls ask about me?

 

Sadly no. When my wife told people she was dating an American most of them thought she was out of her mind until they actually met me and realized I wasn't like their stereotype. Most of them assume that American men are loud, obnoxious, shallow and not a lot going on in the head.

Edited January 2, 2017 by bcking

[MarkPerry 488]

10 minutes ago, bcking said:

 

Sadly no. When my wife told people she was dating an American most of them thought she was out of her mind until they actually met me and realized I wasn't like their stereotype. Most of them assume that American men are loud, obnoxious, shallow and not a lot going on in the head.

So you are the US Citizen, for some reason I figured your wife was since ya'll live in Houston and she in the OG field..   You act like Texas is new to you.  Where did you come from?

Edited January 2, 2017 by MarkPerry
MAGA

[bcking 3,157]

7 minutes ago, MarkPerry said:

So you are the US Citizen, for some reason I figured your wife was since ya'll live in Houston and she in the OG field..   You act like Texas is new to you.  Where did you come from?

 

My wife is in OG and previously worked for a company in London. I was previously in NYC at a hospital there, and prior to that in San Diego. Originally born in Portland, Oregon. I have no connection to Houston, but moved here in August in preparation for my wife's arrival so that she could get work. Got a job, bought a house, have the cars ready. Now just waiting on her visa (supposed to have been done already but we made a minor error with her birth certificate, and now have to wait another 6-8 weeks for the NVC to look that over). She works upstream and there really aren't any other cities in the US for exploration/new ventures.