Ubik
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Here we go.
Well that's clearly not written by Trump
Here we go.
YesAre you a green card holder ?
But the article I tagged said additional screening not banned entry? Calling it a routine procedure as well?Give it a few days. Chances are they will tweak the policy to not apply to existing green card holders.
He's obviously concerned about the shit storm, otherwise he'd leave it alone and move on to something else.
Well that's clearly not written by Trump
But the article I tagged said additional screening not banned entry? Calling it a routine procedure as well?
I suspect latex gloves are in your future.But the article I tagged said additional screening not banned entry? Calling it a routine procedure as well?
I suspect latex gloves are in your future.
They undercut would-be American workers yes.You're missing the point. Illegal immigrants are employed because American citizens don't want to do the jobs that illegal immigrants do.
Meanwhile in the real world...She's a practising Christian, there should be an inkling of conscience.
But the article I tagged said additional screening not banned entry? Calling it a routine procedure as well?
Of course I had to go through a US embassy interview and stuff, 4 years ago when I received final papers to go get my green card from the US which I did, and haven't stayed out of the us for more than 180 days aince going back and forth to complete my uni classes.Have you been dealing with a consulate to get your green card ? You may want to have a word with them for clarification.
He has that kind of mindset. No one can say how far Trump and him would go, but I hope the 'other America' is preparing itself for that possibility.This is my (somewhat paranoid) worry. Bannon's not dumb, he'd love there to be some violent episodes between the two sides as it gives reason to bring in yet more executive orders to "get things under control".
They undercut would-be American workers yes.
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In the real world she'll be talking about rights and wrongs and how we cannot tolerate this that or the other.
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Of course I had to go through a US embassy interview and stuff, 4 years ago when I received final papers to go get my green card from the US which I did, and haven't stayed out of the us for more than 180 days aince going back and forth to complete my uni classes.
He didn't say it was, the tweeter just interpreted it as such. If it was truly a Muslim ban, it would actually apply to all Muslim, when this obviously only deal with high threat countries where ISIS or Al-Qaeda affiliates are currently operating (excepting Iran).
The tweet was a transcript of a quote from Guilianni. Verbatim.
Yeah the US embassy in Amman but like I said it's been 4 years since I've been there, it's not easy to go there.So who are you dealing with given that the US has removed its Embassy ? The Czech Embassy or the US Embassy in Amman ?
Raoul are you auditioning to replace Spicer?
Yeah the US embassy in Amman but like I said it's been 4 years since I've been there, it's not easy to go there.
Seems more like spin to be honest, you've been back and forth on things since well before the election.Just moderating a few nonsensical things. Its obviously a bad policy but the self-reinforcing groupthink is getting a bit tedious. Sometimes you just have to step away from the fray to get a clearer picture of things.
Just moderating a few nonsensical things. Its obviously a bad policy but the self-reinforcing groupthink is getting a bit tedious. Sometimes you just have to step away from the fray to get a clearer picture of things.
Seems more like spin to be honest, you've been back and forth on things since well before the election.
There are times when outrage and concern are the appropriate responses and these are very much those times. You can't keep saying "it's not that bad". It is.
Clear-headed folk said that picking Priebus ahead of Bannon as CoS was a sign that Trump was going establishment. Working out well.The Director of National Intelligence and the Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff are no longer on the National Security Council. Steve Bannon now sits in their place.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-38787241
Anyone else get the feeling this is the beginning of the end?
Nah, things are definitely very bad.It's only bad if you're incentivized to want it to be bad so you can complain (not you personally of course). Just another wonderful byproduct of social media groupthink that upsets people into thinking things are worse than they actually are.
It's only bad if you're incentivized to want it to be bad so you can complain
When you've got Steve Bannon pushing through stuff like this I think it's perfectly fine for people to become extremely worried. I get what you're saying and it's good to have a calm voice but you're operating on the assumption this government is in any way rational and listening to those who have a modicum of awareness on how policy should be enacted. This is the start I reckon...the man's originally plan was a complete ban on Muslim entry and this'll be a test of the waters. So far you've assumed at most steps he'll become more moderate but it's not happening. If anything he's going in the other direction.
Nah, things are definitely very bad.
Its a predictable thing imo. Trump is inexperienced, Bannon is inexperienced yet power hungry, Flynn is inexperienced in his job, as are most of the inner circle. There are only two cabinet secretaries in place and the White House is attempting to bridge the gap by micromanaging things that are usually outside their lane (ie. the specifics of immigration policy). Give it a few weeks until all the relevant players are in place.
@Raoul Can you please state what your red lines are? What would it take for you to think that the Trump administration is heading towards an authoritarian and dangerous future?
Its a predictable thing imo. Trump is inexperienced, Bannon is inexperienced yet power hungry, Flynn is inexperienced in his job, as are most of the inner circle. There are only two cabinet secretaries in place and the White House is attempting to bridge the gap by micromanaging things that are usually outside their lane (ie. the specifics of immigration policy). Give it a few weeks until all the relevant players are in place.
keep up the good work Bob.Ok, I'll take your word for it.
Yeah, he was so worried about the shitstorm he decided to pan the NYTimes again first before mentioning the travel ban. FFS.