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Sunday, February 5, 2017

German magazine sparks furor with image of Trump beheading Statue of Liberty






I guess we're not used to this. Trump is the first president who immediately does exactly what he said he was going to do and the whole freaking world goes nuts! Oh...and you Germans better wake up. Muslim attacks in your country haven't even scratched the surface yet. 


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German weekly magazine Der Spiegel sparked controversy at home and abroad on Saturday with a front cover illustration of U.S. President Donald Trump beheading the Statue of Liberty.

It depicts a cartoon figure of Trump with a bloodied knife in one hand and the statue's head, dripping with blood, in the other. It carries the caption: "America First".

A better cover would have been this:



The artist who designed the cover, Edel Rodriguez, a Cuban who came to the United States in 1980 as a political refugee, told The Washington Post: "It's a beheading of democracy, a beheading of a sacred symbol."


The cover set off a debate on Twitter and in German and international media, with Alexander Graf Lambsdorff, a member of Germany's Free Democrats (FDP) and vice president of the European Parliament, describing it as "tasteless".

The cover follows a series of attacks on Berlin's policies by Trump and his aides, marking a rapid deterioration in German relations with the United States. Chancellor Angela Merkel was the go-to European ally for former U.S. president Barack Obama, who praised her as "an outstanding partner".

Last month, Trump said Merkel had made a "catastrophic mistake" with her open-door migration policy, and this week his top trade adviser said Germany was using a "grossly undervalued" euro to gain advantage over the United States and its European partners.






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Saturday, February 4, 2017

Liberals can't bear it... seek counseling












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Lady Gag Us








Okay, she sang ...This Land Is Your Land.

Was it for her love of the country? Or was she sending a political message?
You decide.






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Friday, February 3, 2017

Trump signs new Executive Order










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'This Is Political Violence': Milo Talks to Tucker Carlson About Fiery Berkeley Riots



Ready for this? This is the university that started the Free Speech Movement!

Malcolm X spoke here and so did Capt. Ralph Forbes of the American Nazi Party. Which makes the sign below all the more amusing.

Let's face it. Trump could assemble the team which found the cure for cancer. 

The NYT headline: 

Trump can't cure the common cold

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One night after violent protests erupted at the University of California-Berkeley before his scheduled speaking engagement, conservative activist and journalist Milo Yiannopoulos joined Tucker Carlson to discuss the incident.

Yiannopoulos, a Breitbart News editor, said he was preparing for his speech on the campus Wednesday night when the ground floor of the building was stormed by protesters, violence broke out, and he was evacuated by his security detail.

"That is the price you pay for being a libertarian or a conservative on American college campuses," Yiannopoulos said.

He argued that the mainstream media helped create this environment on college campuses by labeling ordinary conservatives "white supremacists," "anti-Semites," "racists" and "sexists" when they're not.

"There's an inevitable, obvious consequence to this," Yiannopoulos said. "The media has created this environment in which it's OK to say almost anything about somebody who is right of Jane Fonda."

He said that people should have to answer for this "political violence," because it's only going to get worse.





You gotta love this one. 
They destroy the very store of the company who was going to hire their beloved refugees.









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"The establishment - the media, academic, and entertainment establishment - has made certain sorts of political opinion - respectable, reasonable, mainstream opinion - impossible to express in public."







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