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Deepdiver · 2016-12-22 16:34:00 · #54205
Boston with huge Uni population tech R&D and Chinatown building condos all around China Town is the 7th most popular city in the world for mainland Chinese dollar multi millionaires and billionaires to buy crash pads and send their kids to college. I know local guys who offer green card and eventual passport marriage service for huge "dowries".

Might have to find one willing to talk and bust out a data sheet...
Latinopan · 2016-12-22 16:51:00 · #54206
(12-22-2016 01:27 PM)DamienCasanova Wrote:  Unruly Faggot Removed From Plane For Harassing The Empress

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-12-22...ng-country

According to reports from TMZ, an unruly Jet Blue passenger has been kicked off a plane this morning after "accosting" Ivanka Trump and "verbally berating her and 'jeering' at her 3 kids."

Ivanka, Jared and their 3 children were departing from JFK when the out-of-control passenger apparently took issue with the fact they decided to fly commercial, and coach class at that...

"Your father is ruining the country."

"Why is she on our flight. She should be flying private."

What the chances that we'll hear outrage from the left about this angry LGBT man verbally assaulting a woman and her children?


(((Jew Goldstein))) identified as the Unruly Faggot in question
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So a Trump supporter goes on a tirade on a Delta flight and gets a life time ban while this person openly admits to "harassing" Ivanka, in front of her three children no less, and has to suffer the inconvenience of being moved to the next available flight? Seems reasonable

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These liberals are emotional driven, they cannot control themselves, we have countless of videos of what happens when liberals gets triggered.

These liberals don't understand stuff like this backfires on them, harassing Ivanaka and her kids will not play well with females voters, especially mothers, we cannot stop thinking like voters point of view is over just because election is over.



(12-22-2016 01:55 PM)Dismal Operator Wrote:  It was actually a Jet Blue flight, which makes the scene even more interesting. A high profile billionaire daughter of the next POTUS travelling with family and secret service all piled into the Jet Blue coach section.

Calling the NYT Headline: TRUMP'S DAUGHTER PICTURED FLYING COACH ON JET BLUE FLIGHT; FINANCIAL STATUS OF TRUMP EMPIRE IN DOUBT

Sometimes private jets are not allowed in certain airports, and sometimes they have to wait for the jet to arrive from some place else, is sometimes faster to take a commercial flight.

There are many reasons high profile people takes commercials flights.
Handsome Creepy Eel · 2016-12-22 16:54:00 · #54207
There are, but in that case they take commercial business or first-class seats.
aphelion · 2016-12-22 18:00:00 · #54208
My God, we just keep winning. Trump demanding the F-18 rather than the F-35 boondoggle.
Last Parade · 2016-12-22 18:18:00 · #54209
(12-22-2016 03:53 PM)C-Note Wrote:  I was just looking at the Washington Post article about the airplane incident, and the anti-Trumpers are getting savaged in the comments. Hopefully, those snowflakes keep up the bullying, because it will make Trump stronger and more popular.

Here's something to note, too: the article headline says passenger who confronted. See, when it's a Trump it's confronting, but when it's my tribe it's harassment.

Hmmmmmmm.... really makes you think...
JohnKreese · 2016-12-22 18:23:00 · #54210
(12-22-2016 01:19 PM)Last Parade Wrote:  ^ yeah, that "someone" was actually Newt Gingrich, who said Trump wasn't using the phrase anymore and fake news started reporting that as "Trump no longer interested in draining the swamp". Fucking fake news.

(12-22-2016 04:38 AM)Sooth Wrote:  
(12-22-2016 04:02 AM)Praetor Lupus Wrote:  Are your Trump-hating folks at your place for Christmas? Do they enjoy a bracing game of poker, whist or bridge while draining your liquor?

(Just kidding, no one plays bridge)

Have you been waiting for yet another opportunity to trigger them?

Then do Infowars have the product for you!





Sadly on the order form I was unable to find the "Shut the fuck up and take my money option".

No mention of MikeCF again.
This is becoming a theme.

Hey don't mention the biggest guy in the alternative media at all...

Biggest guy in alternative media would make him a competitor to Info Wars, wouldn't it...? Any Alex Jones fans know if Mike's been on his show?

In any case, Mike's in the deck as the Jack of Spades: http://gettrump.cards/?mike
He Has been on with Paul Joseph Watson, if that counts.


Lunostrelki · 2016-12-22 19:39:00 · #54211
(12-22-2016 03:46 PM)Fast Eddie Wrote:  Nonsense. Trump's election notwithstanding, it is the USA not China that is today's Evil Empire. It is not the "Red Chinese" overthrowing traditionalist governments all over the world, pushing open borders lunacy and homo propaganda on people who want nothing to do with it, and serving as the ultimate force behind the globalist deracination campaign to turn the entire world into one big undifferentiated leftist goo.

The Chinese just want their natural resources, their shipping lanes, and their sphere of influence in their own backyard. Compared to the scum occupying positions of power and influence within "American" institutions the Chinese are a force of logic, reason, and wholesomeness. I only wish the Chinese spent even more resource and had even more success displacing "our" guys from universities.
Western observers tend to have a naive view of China as this place that's brutal for the common man but things get done. It's only true up to a point, and then things become hilariously, tragically stupid.

Because Chinese crony capitalist interests were/are aligned with globalist interests, SJW values are no problem for Chinese business elites. It’s social conservatives in the Chinese government that keep things like LGBT and divorce rape laws from gaining more traction in the East, while the massive economic growth in China from 1980 to 2010 destroyed a lot of social order with the help of a corrupt money-[/i]worshipping administration.

This is going to get long, so I'll put the tl;dr version here: Xi Jinping is essentially a Chinese Trump, except he's got the power to arrest people but not the power to state his aims in any way that deviates from communist dogma. In this sense, China and the US (plus Russia, though Putin's been at it alone for 20 years), as nations, are fighting the same struggle against destructive globalist interests.

below is an analysis to support the above

The Chinese have their own "drain the swamp" thing going on with Xi's anti-corruption campaign which also conveniently targets the lieutenants of the old Chinese Communist Party general secretary Jiang Zemin. This guy represents a key branch of the globalist, crony capitalist elite.

From 1992 to 2007 or so, Jiang was pretty solidly in charge, during which time he built a massive powerbase by essentially turning over the state industries, army, secret police, and courts over to his cronies. The massive corruption that resulted essentially wasted most of China's newfound economic wealth by funneling it into useless projects (ghost cities, anyone?) and then the pockets of officials and/or oligarchs. The situation is far worse than in the US or anywhere with a functioning legal system and something resembling free press.

Yes, the US is being exploited terribly. A lot of wealth ended up in Chinese hands. But to the benefit of whom? Not the Communist Party, which has had its morale and power structure massively undermined by Jiang's corruption, and not the majority of the Chinese masses. The cash is in the hands of Chinese oligarchs who have no national loyalties. They have escaped anywhere where it is convenient. Another part of the cash is in the hands of western oligarchs who are seeing China dry up and moving production to other places (and hopefully back to the US).

Xi Jinping came to power as a result of compromises between Jiang's cronies, prestigious retired cadres, and the scandal that offed Bo Xilai (a Politburo member in the Jiang camp). The MSM is willfully ignorant of the fact that Xi Jinping's anti-graft campaign is directed squarely against Jiang Zemin, and to a Western audience not interested in internal Chinese politics anyway it goes largely unnoticed.

I'm almost certain that western globalists cover for Jiang and other "big tigers" that have roused Xi's ire. First, they bash Xi personally for every negative thing that happens under his watch (when a lot of it is just CCP SOP). Second, there was little coverage or concern about Chinese human rights abuses, in particular against the Falun Gong spiritual group, which was ordered suppressed by Jiang personally, while media coverage now is filled to the brim with reports about disappeared rights lawyers and whatnot. Instead of evaluating Jiang on his human rights or economic legacy (both of which are terrible), the MSM puts out articles about how netizens are praising his quirky, toad-like personality as a mark of more open times.

Just as there are SJWs and Trump supporters in the US, there are nationalist and globalist forces at work in the CCP. Setting aside MSM coverage of Xi Jinping for a moment, looking at his administration in a learned manner shows several things: most obviously, Xi has offed dozens of powerful officials given their jobs by Jiang and thousands of regional functionaries who earned their livelihood by feasting on the people's money. After kicking bureaucratic ass, he recently gained the official patronage for "core leader" of the CCP by Party elders like Hu Jintao (who is widely regarded as a well-intentioned but powerless figurehead during his time in office a Chinese Obama, anyone?).

Xi has often bypassed the authority of other Politburo Standing Committee members, three of whom are powerful legacy officials tied to Jiang Zemin. One of them, Zhang Dejiang, probably used his position to engineer the situation in Hong Kong to embarrass Xi internationally.

Away from flashpoints like the South China Sea, Xi is wresting control of the state-owned industries and trying to streamline them. This is easier said than done, but it's definitely giving his corrupt enemies the finger. More recently, Xi and his ally Wang Qishan created a civil (i.e. not directly controlled by the Party) anti-corruption agency that in theory would be able (and in practice is likely to) “bombard the headquarters” of the well-protected Jiang group holdouts on the Standing Committee in a way that is politically awkward if Xi relies to intra-Party organs.

In promoting his policies, pro-Xi Chinese media has alluded to the feats of Chinese emperors in cleaning up bureaucracy. Xi himself has stressed the influence that ancient heroes had on him, while quietly downplaying the importance of revolutionary literature.

Xi has even targeted an international consequence of Jiang Zemin's leadership: assistance to North Korea's nuclear program. In September the CCP arrested a woman official who was selling banned materials to Pyongyang; her case arose a week following a high-profile legislative purge made possible by the slow erosion of Jiang associates in the relevant province.

Under Xi Jinping, a few retired Party cadres have spoken out severely against the legacy of Jiang Zemin, even making direct reference to his human rights abuses (something that should have gotten them arrested). One guy even got an article published in a respected magazine with official connections that praises Russia for its democratic experiment. So long as they stick to the "Jiang bad, Xi is reforming the country" narrative, it seems

While China and America are certainly rivals, the war by Xi and Trump against globalist designs is asymmetrical.

Trump has put the guy who Xi knew personally while he was in Iowa in the 1980s into the position of Chinese ambassador. This means there's a good chance Xi wants stable communication and understanding of the General Secretary.

After all, Xi is trying to rule China and Trump is trying to run America. Why let globalists and SJWs get in the way.
Clemmo · 2016-12-22 20:35:00 · #54212
(12-22-2016 01:34 PM)kaotic Wrote:  Delta kicks off a YouTube prankster who screamed they were being racist and Islamophobic after a prank backfired.

EDIT: Jet Blue kicks off a (((faggot))) who was screaming at Trumps daughter who was FLYING COACH and not at the expenses of a tax payer.

EDIT: Airlines are shitlording !


Look at some of the top voted posts on a Reddit Politics thread about Ivanka being harrassed. The left have really lost their shit.

   
   
   
AneroidOcean · 2016-12-22 20:37:00 · #54213
This finally came in the mail:

   
GlobalMan · 2016-12-22 20:52:00 · #54214
delete, dupe
Roosh · 2016-12-22 21:22:00 · #54215
Artists Want Ivanka Trump to Remove Their Work That Hangs on Her Walls

Quote:A group of artists is not happy that Ivanka Trump is featuring their work on the walls of her home.
The artists, who joined together to form Halt Action Group, have started an Instagram campaign called “Dear Ivanka” to protest President-elect Donald Trump through his daughter, Fox News reported.

Many of Ivanka’s Instagram photos show her posing with the pieces of artwork in her apartment.

“Dear @Ivankatrump please get my work off of your walls. I am embarrassed to be seen with you,” Philadelphia artist Alex Da Corte wrote on Instagram.

The group’s website includes a statement that mentions Ivanka and the President-elect’s staffers by name.

“Dear Ivanka, we need to talk about your dad. Racism, anti-Semitism, misogyny, and homophobia are not acceptable anywhere—least of all in the White House,” the message begins.

“Steve Bannon has no place in the White House. Jeff Sessions has no place in the White House. Talk of a Muslim registry has no place in the White House. Hate has no place in the White House. We refuse to ‘wait and see.’ We look to you as the voice of reason,” the message continues.

Curator Alison Gingeras, dealer Bill Powers, artist Jonathan Horowitz, and a few others in the art scene joined forces to start this group, Bloomberg reported.

“Through her collecting and social appearances, Ivanka Trump belonged to a certain degree to our world,” Gingeras told Bloomberg.

“I think there are a lot of artists that are uncomfortable now being incorporated, or leveraged, as part of the Ivanka Trump brand,” Powers said.

http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidenti...ngs-walls/

Here's their Instagram where they obsess over Ivanka photos: https://www.instagram.com/dear_ivanka/?hl=en

If I made an account to attack one female, what would the media be saying? But it's okay if they do it because Ivanka is a "bad person".

I hope these "artists" are eating dog food in the next few years.
TooFineAPoint · 2016-12-22 21:47:00 · #54216
^

Serves her right for supporting shitty contemporary art.

Ivanka -- if you are reading this, I will put you in touch with some amazing Florentine painters who are red pill.
Libertas · 2016-12-22 22:18:00 · #54217
I was absolutely thrilled when I heard Ivanka got harassed. Doubly so when I heard her kids were there.

Shit like this is going to make winning so much easier. They are going to get steamrolled. They just don't get like, it's the Current Year man, and the SJW mobs of 2013 and 2014 aren't going to work anymore. Not only do they not work, they are counterproductive. They won in their glory days but it was too much and people got sick of it. The tide has turned.

One of the best things about Trump is that his very existence is due to trigger the left into acting so irrationally all the time that they're going to tank any credibility they have left. Not able to oppose him with any rational basis, but instead mired in perpetual outrage and cognitive dissonance, they'll have no real platform or offer besides misery and anger, and that is going to turn everyone off. They can spend all the money they want. It won't help.

And soon they're going to lose their grip on popular culture too, and that's where we should aim. It's the next stage, all in preparation for our assault on those most powerful of SJW fortresses, the universities. Those operations are for the campaigns to come, however.

If 2016 was the year of populist politics, 2017 is going to be the year of populist culture.
Latinopan · 2016-12-22 22:24:00 · #54218
(12-22-2016 09:22 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Artists Want Ivanka Trump to Remove Their Work That Hangs on Her Walls

Quote:A group of artists is not happy that Ivanka Trump is featuring their work on the walls of her home.
The artists, who joined together to form Halt Action Group, have started an Instagram campaign called “Dear Ivanka” to protest President-elect Donald Trump through his daughter, Fox News reported.

Many of Ivanka’s Instagram photos show her posing with the pieces of artwork in her apartment.

“Dear @Ivankatrump please get my work off of your walls. I am embarrassed to be seen with you,” Philadelphia artist Alex Da Corte wrote on Instagram.

The group’s website includes a statement that mentions Ivanka and the President-elect’s staffers by name.

“Dear Ivanka, we need to talk about your dad. Racism, anti-Semitism, misogyny, and homophobia are not acceptable anywhere—least of all in the White House,” the message begins.

“Steve Bannon has no place in the White House. Jeff Sessions has no place in the White House. Talk of a Muslim registry has no place in the White House. Hate has no place in the White House. We refuse to ‘wait and see.’ We look to you as the voice of reason,” the message continues.

Curator Alison Gingeras, dealer Bill Powers, artist Jonathan Horowitz, and a few others in the art scene joined forces to start this group, Bloomberg reported.

“Through her collecting and social appearances, Ivanka Trump belonged to a certain degree to our world,” Gingeras told Bloomberg.

“I think there are a lot of artists that are uncomfortable now being incorporated, or leveraged, as part of the Ivanka Trump brand,” Powers said.

http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidenti...ngs-walls/

Here's their Instagram where they obsess over Ivanka photos: https://www.instagram.com/dear_ivanka/?hl=en

If I made an account to attack one female, what would the media be saying? But it's okay if they do it because Ivanka is a "bad person".

I hope these "artists" are eating dog food in the next few years.

How pathetic and childish, the person who bought the paintings owns them, as long as they are not selling them as theirs and making money out off it, she can take as many pictures as she wants.

Demanding someone take down paintings from their own house walls they bought.
Paracelsus · 2016-12-22 22:41:00 · #54219
Awwwwww, diddums to the artists who don't like the people who buy their shit. They can go stand over with Bruce Springsteen, Joe Cocker, Aerosmith, and every other poor fucker who whines about a politician using one of their songs for their campaigns.
weambulance · 2016-12-22 22:42:00 · #54220
Alex Da Corte's website: http://alexdacorte.com/. Click on the pictures to advance through his portfolio of "art". Here are some fine examples:

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The last two were, I shit you not, collaborative works.

Dude spent about $300k on tuition all told, including getting his MFA at Yale.

There are no words.
Paracelsus · 2016-12-22 22:44:00 · #54221
^^^^

Let me guess the titles of these works, in order:

Haemorrhoids, Menstruation, Worms, Rotting Dick, and Virginity.
komatiite · 2016-12-22 23:00:00 · #54222
GREAT GREAT story I just stumbled upon -- the story of a woman who did Jury Duty with Rex Tillerson

Quote:Nine years ago, I showed up to the Denton County Courthouse for jury duty and got myself picked for the job. A young girl had accused her mom’s boyfriend of sexual assault and the case was being brought to trial. If you’ve ever served on a jury trial before, you understand the almost immediate, yet very temporary bond that ties 12 strangers together who are randomly chosen from each of their private lives in order to fulfill a very solemn public purpose.

One of our first tasks was to choose our jury foreman. Perhaps it was his business suit, his impressive stature, or his charisma, but almost everyone in that jury room suggested that this middle-aged man with greying hair was likely the most fit for the task.

“Thanks, but I decline. I’m not interested in the spot light,” he told us. I didn’t think anything of it.

I had just bought my first BlackBerry and used my breaks to catch up on all the emails I was missing from my week at the courthouse. I recall leaving the jury room on a break with this man and remarking how busy I was and how much work I had to do. He smiled as he sat and read the paper.

From the first day of jury selection, we all noticed another suited man always present in the courtroom. His presence was intriguing due to the ear piece in his ear. While grabbing lunch at Denton County Independent Hamburger on the square the 2nd day of the trial, we noticed this mysterious man dining with our fellow juror who declined the foreman spot. The intrigue grew and it was the talk of the jury – who were these men?

Finally, during a break in the jury room, one juror had the nerve to ask; “Who are you? And what do you do?”

Our fellow jury member was reading the paper again and pointed out an article with Exxon in the headlines.

“I work for them,” he said humbly. “There are a lot of people in this world who hate me for what I do, so they give me and my family guys like that to protect me.”

I immediately felt embarrassed for complaining to him the other day about how much work I had to do. It didn’t take long before a few internet searches revealed that I was serving on this jury with the CEO of Exxon Mobile, Rex Tillerson.

The trial concluded and it was time for the jury to deliberate. The story was heartbreaking and the facts of the case were clear enough to make the majority of the jury convinced of the guilt of this sexual offender of a little girl. But the defense did a good enough job to create a couple of hold-outs. As our deliberations came to a close, it appeared we might have a hung jury.

That’s when Mr. Tillerson began to speak. Humbly, delicately, and without an ounce of condescension toward those who disagreed, he began walking us all through the details of the case. I even recall being moved by his thorough explanation about the nature of doubt and the standards set forth by our justice system. With great patience, this man who strikes multi-billion dollar deals with foreign heads of state brought our scrappy jury together to bring a sexual predator to justice and to deliver justice for a scared and deeply wounded little girl.

A local nonprofit was instrumental in fostering that young girl through this process, providing her counseling and legal help. I was so struck by their mission that I toured their facility the week following the case in order to learn how I could donate and volunteer to their cause.

On a whim, I decided to reach out to Mr. Tillerson to encourage him to do the same. I found an email for him online and sent him a note, touting the role this agency played in our trial and urging him to consider supporting the great work that they do. To my surprise, I received an email back thanking me for my note, my jury service, and ensuring me that he would contact the agency. I later received a call from the director of that nonprofit to let me know that Mr. Tillerson followed-through and gave a generous donation.

I didn’t vote for Trump. This is not an endorsement of Mr. Tillerson for Secretary of State. I’m sure that the coming days and weeks will be filled with speculation and political discussion over this clearly controversial pick for Secretary of State. I certainly appreciate those concerns and the process that ensures significant scrutiny for this important position.

But during a news show tonight, I heard the term “corrupt” applied to this man who I spent five days with back in 2007.

All I know is that this man holds one of the most powerful positions in the world and clearly has the means and ability to side step his jury responsibilities, served as a normal citizen without complaint or pretense. I know that a scared little girl who was finally convinced to come public with her account of abuse was inches away from a decision that would have sided with her abuser, yet this man put his negotiation skills to a very noble use and justice was served. All I know is that this man and his myriad of aides could have ignored an unsolicited email from a girl in her 20s suggesting that he donate to a local cause, but he took the time to respond and opened up his pocket book.

My five days with Rex Tillerson is all I know about this man and his character. And in light of the recent news, I thought this a relevant story to tell.

This really made me smile. When you think of American values, it's stuff like caring for your community, justice for those who can't defend themselves, and, something that's more or less gone from our antisocial digital lifestyles -- forging bonds with your fellow man during times of duress, like the jurors in the story had to.

An Eagle Scout, strong Christian fella, worked his way up in a classic American industry from entry level production engineer, probably out wrenching on pumpjacks, all the way to CEO and dealing with the worlds most elite people.

What a stark change in Secretary of State... From Hillary who defended a child molester in court, to T REX, laying down the case to ice that sick Child Molesting Piece of Shit to the rest of the jurors locked in the deliberation room. A truly dark day for all Podesta Pizza types and of course, the editorial board at SLATE.com


Link: http://rodenfordenton.com/2016/12/that-t...tillerson/
Mr. D · 2016-12-22 23:37:00 · #54223
(12-22-2016 10:42 PM)weambulance Wrote:  Alex Da Corte's website: http://alexdacorte.com/. Click on the pictures to advance through his portfolio of "art". Here are some fine examples:

*pictures from original post redacted, 'cause once is already too much*

The last two were, I shit you not, collaborative works.

Dude spent about $300k on tuition all told, including getting his MFA at Yale.

There are no words.

Not exactly Dali, is it?

Which reminds me, there's a brand new "funny" cartoon going around my facebook feed. It depicts the President-Elect as a baby, pulling on a red/white striped table cloth with a globe teetering on the edge of the table. I'd post it here, but it's better to let it be for now...
LeoneVolpe · 2016-12-22 23:44:00 · #54224
(12-22-2016 02:57 PM)Wutang Wrote:  More high energy behavior for the Emperor. Trump constantly takes calls from anyone and everyone as opposing to hiding away from people and delegating his communications to his staff. He truly is a people's president. Can you imagine Clinton doing the same?

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/12/do...ing-232902

Quote:People who know Trump say this is just Trump being Trump and that the path to meeting him in Trump Tower hasn't changed after his surprise win on Nov. 8. Meetings can be set up on a whim by a number of people, from his security guard to his longtime assistant, Rhona Graff, to a number of advisers. Trump likes to be busy, talking with people at all times.

Quote:Sometimes, he has met with people simply because they happened to be in New York. Sometimes, Trump yells across the office to have his secretary call someone unexpected, as he did recently to reach Sharpton. Sharpton at first hung up on the secretary because he didn't believe it was real, he said.

Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez, who has worked with Trump on golf course and real estate deals in the past, had his call returned within 15 minutes on a recent morning, a spokesman said. The two talked about the death of Fidel Castro, Cuba's president, the spokesman said.

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio was surprised with a phone call and a 62-minute meeting with Trump within 10 days of him winning the presidency. The meeting was partially orchestrated by a Staten Island city councilman. "No one knew why the meeting went that long," one person close to de Blasio said.


Even local small time politicians can get some time with him.

Quote:King's daughter, Erin King Sweeney, a town councilwoman from Long Island, tagged along for the meeting and came in for the pictures, which were taken by Vice President-elect Mike Pence with a pink camera from King's office. John J. LaValle, the Suffolk County Republican Party chairman, who also was part of the visiting group, said it "was just another meeting, checking in with the boss on how things are going."

"I'm like the smallest of small local public officials. I represent 120,000 people and I fill potholes," King Sweeney, who represents Hempstead, said with a laugh, adding they talked about economic development on Long Island. "He was really interested in the details of how he won on Long Island."

Trump's way with people reminds me of Sonny from "A Bronx Tale."





Quote:"That's what it comes down to -- availability. The people in this neighborhood that see me everyday that are on my side, they feel safe 'cause they know I'm close. That gives them more reason to love me. But the people who want to do otherwise, they think twice because they know I'm close. That gives them more reason to fear me."

- Sonny, "A Bronx Tale"
aeroektar · 2016-12-23 00:14:00 · #54225
(12-22-2016 09:22 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Artists Want Ivanka Trump to Remove Their Work That Hangs on Her Walls

Quote:A group of artists is not happy that Ivanka Trump is featuring their work on the walls of her home.
The artists, who joined together to form Halt Action Group, have started an Instagram campaign called “Dear Ivanka” to protest President-elect Donald Trump through his daughter, Fox News reported.

Many of Ivanka’s Instagram photos show her posing with the pieces of artwork in her apartment.

“Dear @Ivankatrump please get my work off of your walls. I am embarrassed to be seen with you,” Philadelphia artist Alex Da Corte wrote on Instagram.

The group’s website includes a statement that mentions Ivanka and the President-elect’s staffers by name.

“Dear Ivanka, we need to talk about your dad. Racism, anti-Semitism, misogyny, and homophobia are not acceptable anywhere—least of all in the White House,” the message begins.

“Steve Bannon has no place in the White House. Jeff Sessions has no place in the White House. Talk of a Muslim registry has no place in the White House. Hate has no place in the White House. We refuse to ‘wait and see.’ We look to you as the voice of reason,” the message continues.

Curator Alison Gingeras, dealer Bill Powers, artist Jonathan Horowitz, and a few others in the art scene joined forces to start this group, Bloomberg reported.

“Through her collecting and social appearances, Ivanka Trump belonged to a certain degree to our world,” Gingeras told Bloomberg.

“I think there are a lot of artists that are uncomfortable now being incorporated, or leveraged, as part of the Ivanka Trump brand,” Powers said.

http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidenti...ngs-walls/

Here's their Instagram where they obsess over Ivanka photos: https://www.instagram.com/dear_ivanka/?hl=en

If I made an account to attack one female, what would the media be saying? But it's okay if they do it because Ivanka is a "bad person".

I hope these "artists" are eating dog food in the next few years.

Heres Alison Gingeras.

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Standing next to a giant nasty vagina with cow on top, decrepit dike in tow.

Totally didn't see that coming (end sarcasm).

Bill Powers the art dealer.

His twitter consists of terrible shitty art and victim olympics faggotry.

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His website doesn't even fucking work, just a landing page. Sad!

Jonathan Homowitz... this must take so much talent and creativity.

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These people aren't worth paying attention to, they're hollow people. No reason to exist besides trying to appear edgy, just like the spirit cooking bitch.

The art world is cancer.
Latinopan · 2016-12-23 00:19:00 · #54226
(12-22-2016 06:00 PM)aphelion Wrote:  My God, we just keep winning. Trump demanding the F-18 rather than the F-35 boondoggle.

I played H.A.W.X. 2 months ago, and flew in both F-18, F-35, I know is a games simulator, but the F-35 was a pain to fly compared to other planes in the game.

I don't know if it was intentional but it flies like the jet is drunk.
LeoneVolpe · 2016-12-23 00:21:00 · #54227
aeroektar Wrote:The art world is cancer.

Quote:“I’ve always felt that a lot of modern art is a con, and that the most successful painters are often better salesmen and promoters than they are artists.”
― Donald J. Trump, Trump: The Art of the Deal
SirTimothy · 2016-12-23 00:23:00 · #54228
YES YES YES!


I'm thrilled to see Trump talking about one the most wasteful and over-expensive military programs in history. The F-35 program is costing something like 1.5 TRILLION dollars, and still having problems. That absolutely will not fly (pun intended!) in Trump's world. I believe some competition is exactly what's needed to make some of these manufacturers start taking their work seriously.
Speculation · 2016-12-23 01:09:00 · #54229
He's signaling for Lockheed to pull their finger out and stop with the cost blowouts or he'll go somewhere else.
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