I recalled today the United Airlines PR Fiasco thread wherein someone suggested that they should have done an auction to get people off of the plane for what would inevitably be the lowest price.

This should absolutely be on the table for recent immigrants who can't be tossed out on legal grounds.

In the first year you offer $10k for recent immigrants to repatriate. You'll save that in welfare alone and you'll also get rid of the dumbest ones first that want a hit of cash to flash around whatever third world nation they arrived from. 6 months later you can up the figure to 15k and simultaneously slash welfare to get the next segment of moochers on a plane and out of the West. Repeat on a 6 month basis, and don't forget to allow it to be part of a plea deal to avoid jail time if they find themselves on trial.

Voluntary. Economical. Whaddaya reckon?

I like Kelly - but a general seems like a weird pick to be the Chief of Staff. Priebus was ineffective regardless and needed to go. We really need to get Ivanka/Kushner the fuck out of there.

(07-29-2017 02:22 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  I recalled today the United Airlines PR Fiasco thread wherein someone suggested that they should have done an auction to get people off of the plane for what would inevitably be the lowest price.

This should absolutely be on the table for recent immigrants who can't be tossed out on legal grounds.

In the first year you offer $10k for recent immigrants to repatriate. You'll save that in welfare alone and you'll also get rid of the dumbest ones first that want a hit of cash to flash around whatever third world nation they arrived from. 6 months later you can up the figure to 15k and simultaneously slash welfare to get the next segment of moochers on a plane and out of the West. Repeat on a 6 month basis, and don't forget to allow it to be part of a plea deal to avoid jail time if they find themselves on trial.

Voluntary. Economical. Whaddaya reckon?

But then its easy to slip back in and "oh no senor, no no no i need to feed my children!"

Not as easy as it used to be, and getting harder by the day.

Was overjoyed when I came home to hear that RNC Pubic Hair was out.

I think we all suspected he was a leaker for months now (Cernovich first put forward that possibility), but after the failure of the healthcare bill it was obvious he wasn't even able to do the job he was advertised to do, which was help to herd congress.

Remember when I said that starting with healthcare was a terrible mistake, but the Republicucks were adamant on it? This was why.

Of course, I have many things to say about John McCain, but perhaps I shouldn't. Bad karma and all that, and who knows who's watching?

Only concern is who replaces Kelly at Homeland. Hopefully Kobach.

(07-29-2017 02:22 AM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  I recalled today the United Airlines PR Fiasco thread wherein someone suggested that they should have done an auction to get people off of the plane for what would inevitably be the lowest price.

This should absolutely be on the table for recent immigrants who can't be tossed out on legal grounds.

In the first year you offer $10k for recent immigrants to repatriate. You'll save that in welfare alone and you'll also get rid of the dumbest ones first that want a hit of cash to flash around whatever third world nation they arrived from. 6 months later you can up the figure to 15k and simultaneously slash welfare to get the next segment of moochers on a plane and out of the West. Repeat on a 6 month basis, and don't forget to allow it to be part of a plea deal to avoid jail time if they find themselves on trial.

Voluntary. Economical. Whaddaya reckon?

Sounds good. They have to go back, and the world needs to back off on this strange fetish of mixing people from extremely different cultural groups to live together.

However, I can't morally support the way ethnic cleaning has been done so many times in the past with a mixture of rape, murder and relocating. We need to do humane ethnic cleansing, and let people have the homogeneous cultures they want. Offer incentives to go back, and remove the incentives to come over or to stay.

And another thing about McCain.

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(07-29-2017 06:37 AM)MMX2010 Wrote:  

That's Propaganda 101 by the way. In the early days of the Nazi Party, Hitler made sure that he himself was Director of Propaganda. He saw this as the most important party post, and his achievements as a propagandist were essential to the Party’s eventual success. Here are some of his insights

* Propaganda should appeal to the heart, not the intellect. (Feelings, injustice)
* It should be understandable by the least educated members of society. (see above)
* It should contain one central message, to be repeated over and over. (Trump is evil)
* Pictures and drawings, even crude sketches, speak louder than words, and the fewer words the better.
* The views of the opposition should be denounced categorically, never entertained. (why dialog and compromise is continually rejected - see Jordan Peterson)
* A big lie is more effective than several small ones. Even once exposed, it still carries a ‘force of credibility’, a lingering doubt that at least some aspect of it might still be true. (Multi-culturalism makes us stronger and is a benefit to society)
* Accuse your opponents of what you yourself are doing. (Russia!!)
* Focus should be kept on fighting a single enemy; all other enemies should be linked with a single great one. (Conservatives = White People = Alt-Right = Racist = Nazis)
* Face-to-face meetings with the public are the most effective way to promote a political agenda. (this is how Hillary failed and Trump won)
* A political campaign should be led by one charismatic figure with strong, inflexible convictions.

The last point is one that the Marxist Left is missing right now. It used to be Obama and this is why the current dismantling of his legacy creates so much anger/resentment.

(07-29-2017 01:54 AM)budoslavic Wrote:  

The truth is obvious, men hold umbrellas for women.

(07-29-2017 01:54 AM)budoslavic Wrote:  

I guaranfuckingtee that wasnt an accident

^^^^
Imagine the Obama picture without the umbrella. The facial expressions...

According to CNN everbody that wants into the military should be let in without reservation. I guess they have no idea how many people are refused entry and even kicked out on a monthly basis. They kick people out for smoking cigs in the barracks.

(07-29-2017 01:54 AM)budoslavic Wrote:  

The media love to accuse Trump of narcissistic self centered who believe himself to be above others, Obama was all that, Obama was all that be they painted him as a "man of the people".

(07-29-2017 09:30 AM)rpg Wrote:  According to CNN everbody that wants into the military should be let in without reservation. I guess they have no idea how many people are refused entry and even kicked out on a monthly basis. They kick people out for smoking cigs in the barracks.

Just being a few pounds above the limit is enough to be refused, people with diabetes can't join because they need insulin from time to time, yet, we are supposed to be ok with people injecting hormones that mess up their physical and mental state.

(07-29-2017 09:30 AM)rpg Wrote:  According to CNN everbody that wants into the military should be let in without reservation. I guess they have no idea how many people are refused entry and even kicked out on a monthly basis. They kick people out for smoking cigs in the barracks.

I'm not sure what CNN has a firm grasp of these days? Besides the Russia narrative that has become painfully clear to anyone who pays the slightest attention to their bullshit, is their own opioid addiction.

Serving the country is a privilege. It's not a right. Course CNN wouldn't have the slightest clue.

(07-29-2017 01:48 AM)Enigma Wrote:  http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2017/07/...rds-trump/

Quote:Florida State Attorney Dave Aronberg is now in the middle of a divorce. The grounds for the divorce? His wife says that she supports President Donald Trump and her husband is adamantly against the President.

While Lynn Aronberg is quoted as saying the divorce is currently going “amicably”, she has expressed that she is a “staunch Republican and supporter of President Trump,” while Dave Aronberg is quite the opposite. Ms. Aronberg explained that her husband’s hostility towards President Trump caused her to feel “increasingly isolated in the marriage” to him. Later, she described her decision to split as a “Trump Divorce.”

The divorce also comes at the heels of Dave Aronberg currently considering a run for the U.S. House of Representatives.

Quote:Dave Aronberg is the same man who tried to prosecute former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski on bogus chargers before ultimately dropping the case!

Ultimately, Aronberg was unable to push the bogus chargers against Lewandowski and ultimately admitting that they had no proof to back up the chargers: “We have the burden of proving each case beyond a reasonable doubt. In doing so, a prosecutor must have a good-faith basis that the evidence presented will sustain a conviction.

WMGA - Would Make Great Again

(07-29-2017 11:15 AM)dicknixon72 Wrote:  

(07-29-2017 01:48 AM)Enigma Wrote:  http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2017/07/...rds-trump/

Quote:Florida State Attorney Dave Aronberg is now in the middle of a divorce. The grounds for the divorce? His wife says that she supports President Donald Trump and her husband is adamantly against the President.

While Lynn Aronberg is quoted as saying the divorce is currently going “amicably”, she has expressed that she is a “staunch Republican and supporter of President Trump,” while Dave Aronberg is quite the opposite. Ms. Aronberg explained that her husband’s hostility towards President Trump caused her to feel “increasingly isolated in the marriage” to him. Later, she described her decision to split as a “Trump Divorce.”

The divorce also comes at the heels of Dave Aronberg currently considering a run for the U.S. House of Representatives.

Quote:Dave Aronberg is the same man who tried to prosecute former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski on bogus chargers before ultimately dropping the case!

Ultimately, Aronberg was unable to push the bogus chargers against Lewandowski and ultimately admitting that they had no proof to back up the chargers: “We have the burden of proving each case beyond a reasonable doubt. In doing so, a prosecutor must have a good-faith basis that the evidence presented will sustain a conviction.

WMGA - Would Make Great Again

WB, but I'd make her go to the gym and do something about those upper arms.

Anyone else notice new user Built to Fade is reading this thread from the beginning? I recently checked my 'likes' and noticed a handful from him starting from the the first few posts I've made in here. From my creeping, he must be around page 1000.

Donald J. Trump‏Verified account @realDonaldTrump 18m18 minutes ago

If a new HealthCare Bill is not approved quickly, BAILOUTS for Insurance Companies and BAILOUTS for Members of Congress will end very soon!



Every day just gets better and better. We have a POTUS who knows how to think many steps ahead and apply as much as leverage as he needs to get something done. Put every fucking congressional asshole on Obamacare and it will be gone much quicker.

(07-29-2017 01:54 AM)budoslavic Wrote:  

Look how eager Obama's face is. Like he just can't get up those steps fast enough and suck a dick.

(07-29-2017 11:44 AM)wi30 Wrote:  Anyone else notice new user Built to Fade is reading this thread from the beginning? I recently checked my 'likes' and noticed a handful from him starting from the the first few posts I've made in here. From my creeping, he must be around page 1000.

Man crush?

(07-29-2017 01:54 AM)budoslavic Wrote:  

Much respect to the Security detail officer holding the umbrella for the always petulant Barry.

The officer: Does five years of training in some elite institution, learning to fight with any and all kind of weapon - gets called to... hold the umbrella for 5 seconds for a grown man (well, Barry) unable or unwilling to stand six drops of rain on him - holds the umbrella, but slightly backwards so actually, the umbrella is useless, doesn't catch a drop. Well, actually the umbrella does protect someone from the rain: the security officer himself and alone! Well done!