Convicted felon US Prez 47/Don't Say His Name

Subject: RE: Convicted felon US Prez 47/Don't Say His Name
From: MaJoC the Filk
Date: 04 Feb 26 - 05:50 PM

> Test Trump's DNA immediately

Don't be so hard on Neanderthals, Donuel. They gave Hom Sap music.

.... I'm waiting for some deep-cover operative to replace YMCA at some MAGA event by the Joyce Grenfell and Norman Wisdom rendition of Narcissus.

Subject: RE: Convicted felon US Prez 47/Don't Say His Name
From: Stilly River Sage
Date: 04 Feb 26 - 11:47 PM

From NPR's Fresh Air today: Is the U.S. heading into a dictatorship? with Robert Kagan interviewed by Terry Gross about a recent article in The Atlantic and a book Rebellion: Donald Trump And The Antiliberal Tradition In America.

The discussion is transcribed or you can listen to the conversation at the link above. Below is the opening of the program:

This is FRESH AIR. I'm Terry Gross. My guest, Robert Kagan, used to describe Donald Trump as antiliberal. Then he upped it to authoritarian, and now Kagan says that Trump is getting close to becoming a dictator. Kagan writes, "President Trump has managed in just one year to destroy the American order that was and has weakened America's ability to protect its interests in the world that will be. Americans thought defending the liberal world order was too expensive. Wait until they start paying for what comes next," unquote.

We're going to talk about that and Trump's domestic violations of norms, laws and the Constitution, including the ICE immigration crackdowns in cities like Minneapolis. Kagan says some of the Trump administration policies are rooted in the history of Christian white supremacy.

Robert Kagan is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, a contributing writer at The Atlantic, a former longtime Washington Post columnist, a former Republican and the author of many books. The paperback edition of his latest book is titled Rebellion: Donald Trump And The Antiliberal Tradition In America. We recorded our interview yesterday.

Subject: RE: Convicted felon US Prez 47/Don't Say His Name
From: r.padgett
Date: 05 Feb 26 - 01:54 AM

All the indications are that Trump is moving towards a dictatorship ~he seems oblivious to the legal and constitutional norms and blethers and contradicts and takes heed of few advisers

he is am old man and that may be his downfall

Ray

Subject: RE: Convicted felon US Prez 47/Don't Say His Name
From: r.padgett
Date: 05 Feb 26 - 07:14 AM

So following the infinite scrutiny following the Biden win, DJT has now decided that future elections be overseen by ICE at the ballot box¬

Unbelievable ~ this is like electorate having a pit bull over your shoulders

The daily threats get worse, how much longer?

Where is the oversight in all this, yea gods?

Ray

Subject: RE: Convicted felon US Prez 47/Don't Say His Name
From: Lighter
Date: 05 Feb 26 - 09:08 AM

Kagan was (and presumably still is) a prominent conservative writer.

Presumably that's why he's no longer a Republican.

Subject: RE: Convicted felon US Prez 47/Don't Say His Name
From: Donuel
Date: 05 Feb 26 - 09:34 AM

"Like nobody I ever spoke to
It's Unbelievable
Like Nobody has ever seen
Like nobody can believe "

These are just a few of Trump's disqualifiers that he uses everyday.
That way when he is lying these add on phrases implies he is kidding/telling the truth that he is lying. This is some pretty convoluted nonsense.


The dehumanization policy inside ICE is standard operating procedure and insideously deliberate. INSTEAD of refering to people as; citizens, immigrants, suspects, perps, adults or children...
They call ALL detainees BODIES.

Subject: The movie
From: Mr Red
Date: 05 Feb 26 - 12:05 PM

Listen to Mark Kermode, UK film reviewer, who was challenged to go see "it". As a bet.

The only thing he liked was the music, and he picks that into tiny little.......... Well just listen to the last minute fer yerselfs!

Youtube film review of............ you know what

believe me, its would be a laugh, if the comaparisons weren't so serious