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It is a personality. And you've never seen a president act this way because no one with this type of personality would normally get elected. And if they were, governments have safeguards in place to prevent their appointment. But just like third genders and other genetic anomalies, everything is possible. But this is not leadership. Leaders are feared or respected. I pity our nations fate. The world can't be expected to wait for us to handle this. We will be excused from the UN for our environmental policies. Our dollar will diminish as the market grows. And our debt will grow by devaluation. It will be a long shitty road that will not be acknowledged by his base. Then the next president will need to try their best to rebuild. He doesn't lead. He is ego.

Excused from the UN ? we are the UN ! without us it's nothing.Where do you get the "dollar will diminish as the market grows" from ? you sound like Mark Cuban who's prediction if Trump was elected was completely wrong.I'll take what we have right now,it's certainly much better than the previous 8 years were.

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Excused from the UN ? we are the UN ! without us it's nothing.Where do you get the "dollar will diminish as the market grows" from ? you sound like Mark Cuban who's prediction if Trump was elected was completely wrong.I'll take what we have right now,it's certainly much better than the previous 8 years were.

 

Wait...

 

John is saying shit is better than it was? ;)

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Excused from the UN ? we are the UN ! without us it's nothing.Where do you get the "dollar will diminish as the market grows" from ? you sound like Mark Cuban who's prediction if Trump was elected was completely wrong.I'll take what we have right now,it's certainly much better than the previous 8 years were.

These are not facts.  Just what I see through the windshield.  We are in fact not the U.N.  Where do you get this stuff?  The dollar inverse to the market happens.  And what we have now is a jetliner freefalling with the cabin door locked and a dozen pilots ready to right the plane who are locked out.  What we just went through left almost every market in better shape than they started.  But was fucked by a never fucking ending war started by Bush and Hillary.  Then continued by Obama.  Sad. 

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The UN at least made some sense after WW2 but like it's predecessor, The League of Nations set up to prevent WW2, I think doomed to controversy and failure. I remember Khrushchev hammering his shoe on the desk. "We will bury you!" what a potato farmer oaf. The way I see it the US only liked the UN 40 years ago when it had everything it's way. When things started going against it, it stopped paying it's dues to force other permanent members to cave in to it's demands. Inevitably things have changed in the world of 2017 from 1945. For one there is only one super power left. So why ask UN permission in the first place? It's basically a clearinghouse for spies (or was) and where you go to tell everyone in the world.... this is how it is and this is what I'm going to do about it. Time to close it's doors. 

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Actually a weak $ is good for manufacturing and exports, also inflation would affectively reduce the debt making repayment easier. Although those are the silver lining our quality of life will tack a crap as we are unable to afford any good stuff like maple sirup and Molson .

 

 Just like the real estate market, over exuberance in the stoke market creates a gross imbalance in price vs value. Companies are not the same as hard assets such as a house, but a company's value can be measured by it's price-earnings ratio. A clear sign of a crash is when these rations get totally out of wack. Just before the .com crash these ratios were bent all out of shape because it was based on speculation potential and not actual value. Today these PERs are bent because interest rate are so low there's no place for investors to get returns on their money. All of that money tied up in the market is an illusion of value, and it does almost nothing for the economy unless it is sold and taken out. Stands to reason when a stock goes up in value that company can use it to expand, but that means they would have to sell their shares in order to do that. They can use that illusion of value as collateral on a loan, but when the market tanks that companies value simply evaporate and all that imaginary money goes along with. Default on the loan and the bank has control with a seat on the board of directors. During times of over exuberance many companies try to expand and get caught with their pants down. 

 

I believe what we're seeing is another manufactured economic bubble. Just when the economy is over heating, Trump and his "anti-establishment" friends (note sarcasm font) are throwing fuel on the fire offering magical tax breaks to the 1% and driving up the debt to pay for it. Once again as the market takes off everyone will shove their money in, the market will crash, and their asset's will be harvested. All this is made possible with our Central Banking System, also known as the Federal Reserve and a cafe currency that's worth is nothing but a relative concept. A hand full of multi national financial institution control the whole global market shooting match. These are the financial equivalents to national armies except they're working together to control the market and protect their global interests. 

 

Barclays plc, Capital Group Companies Inc, FMR Corporation, AXA, State Street Corporation, JP Morgan Chase, Vanguard Group Inc, UBS AG, Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank AG

 

When the estate tax (anything over $5.49 mil per heir taxed at a max of 40%) is repealed the oligarchy will be complete here in the states. https://www.cbpp.org/research/federal-tax/ten-facts-you-should-know-about-the-federal-estate-tax

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The UN wants to take over for us , globally, and in managing the US.

 

Land management , and regulatory corralling of people and their activities into a fraction of the area were allowed on now. Cuz the environment.

 

Really don't notice this? Actually already happened. Feds and other non governmental agencies are responsible for almost everything our future depends on.

 

Trump has done a few things to fuck up that plan, just saying

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Are Paternity Tests Anti-Feminist?

 

Of the advent of the modern paternity test, Melanie McDonagh of the Times of London writes, "It was astonishing, when the technology became available, that feminists didn't make more of a fuss about it." O rly?

 

McDonagh mentions the paternity test that confirmed Jude Law was indeed the father of model Samantha Burke's kid, and a "millionaire who is trying to get £300,000 compensation for raising two children of his former wife who turned out not to be his own." These cases, she argues, reveal how far we've come since a time when only the mother (and maybe not even her) knew who a baby's father was. But McDonagh's not sure this is progress.

She writes, "The woman's prerogative of knowing who is a child's father was, when you think about it, the trump card of the sex. It accounted for the vice of jealousy in men; it made a mockery of the laws of inheritance; it made male claims to omnipotence absurd."

 

"Naturally," she continues, "one deplores adultery and deception - at least, I hope we do. But undeniably, the ability to pass a child off on a man was a potent female weapon."

 

https://jezebel.com/5349395/are-paternity-tests-anti-feminist

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3 dead, 2 injured in mass shooting in Harford County, suspect on the loose

 

EDGEWOOD, Md. (ABC7) — A mass shooting in Harford County, Maryland has left three people dead and two people in critical condition Wednesday morning, according to authorities.

 

Police say they got reports of shots fired at around 9 a.m. at Advanced Granite Solutions at 2111 Emmorton Park Road in Edgewood.

 

Prince was an employee of Advanced Granite Solutions but has only worked there for about four months, according to authorities.

 

A witness to the shooting told ABC7's Brad Bell that the suspect gathered co-workers for a "meeting" in the shop area of Advanced Granite Solutions then started shooting.

 

The FBI, Delaware State Police, Maryland State Police, the Harford County Sheriff's Office, Wilmington Police and Pennsylvania State Police are all working to find Prince.

 

http://wjla.com/news/local/officers-on-scene-of-mass-shooting-in-harford-county-officials-say

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