Vjerovatno bi po Srbima i izmislio kakvu mašinu za brzinsku sječu balvana ili kakav traktor na mlazni pogon.

ne budi iskompleksiran, to je samo satirični video.

drugo, mi smo lukavi Latini, jebe se nama za Teslu, nama je samo do para i promocije da se na račun 5 slova u imenu Tesla domogemo kojeg eura više.

The survey, conducted by Emerson College Polling, found that the Trump administration is considered to be truthful by 49% of respondents compared to 48% who think it’s untruthful.
In comparison, the news media is considered to be untruthful by 53% of respondents compared to 39% who find it to be truthful – a 14 point gap.

Nisam pogledao uradke ali kada Hrvati krenu govoriti o nečijem humoru ili nedostatku humora...

A Morning Consult/Politico poll released on Wednesday showed that 55% of registered voters support Trump’s travel ban, compared with 38% who do not support it.

U međuvremenu potpora Trumpu raste i nikada nije bila veća. Mudro, ako ovako nastavi na sljedećim izborima će imati dvotrećinsku većinu elektora.

Prije par mjeseci su Anglo-švicarski Glencore i Katarski fond ušli u vlasništvo ruskog Rosnjefta.
Zašto sam to stavio u temu o Donalnu Trumpu. Jer je zanimljivo kako za krupni kapital nema ni granica ni sankcija ni religijskih barijera, oni sklapaju svoje poslove i onda se svi zajedno smiju muslimanskoj sirotinji kojoj je Trump zabranio ulaz i kršćanskoj sirotinji koja se veseli toj zabrani.

Prije par mjeseci su Anglo-švicarski Glencore i Katarski fond ušli u vlasništvo ruskog Rosnjefta.
Zašto sam to stavio u temu o Donalnu Trumpu. Jer je zanimljivo kako za krupni kapital nema ni granica ni sankcija ni religijskih barijera, oni sklapaju svoje poslove i onda se svi zajedno smiju muslimanskoj sirotinji kojoj je Trump zabranio ulaz i kršćanskoj sirotinji koja se veseli toj zabrani.

Odletio Flynn

Officials said Mr. Pence had told others in the White House that he believed Mr. Flynn lied to him by saying he had not discussed the topic of sanctions on a call with the Russian ambassador in late December. Even the mere discussion of policy — and the apparent attempt to assuage the concerns of an American adversary before Mr. Trump took office — represented a remarkable breach of protocol.

The F.B.I. had been examining Mr. Flynn’s phone calls as he came under growing questions about his interactions with Russian officials and his management of the National Security Council. The blackmail risk envisioned by the Justice Department would have stemmed directly from Mr. Flynn’s attempt to cover his tracks with his bosses. The Russians knew what had been said on the call; thus, if they wanted Mr. Flynn to do something, they could have threatened to expose the lie if he refused.

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In addition, the Army has been investigating whether Mr. Flynn received money from the Russian government during a trip he took to Moscow in 2015, according to two defense officials. Such a payment might violate the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution, which prohibits former military officers from receiving money from a foreign government without consent from Congress. The defense officials said there was no record that Mr. Flynn, a retired three-star Army general, filed the required paperwork for the trip.

Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said in a statement late Monday that Mr. Flynn’s resignation would not close the question of his contact with Russian officials.

“General Flynn’s decision to step down as national security adviser was all but ordained the day he misled the country about his secret talks with the Russian ambassador,” said Mr. Schiff, noting that the matter is still under investigation by the House committee.

Two other Democratic lawmakers — Representative John Conyers Jr. of Michigan and Representative Elijah E. Cummings of Maryland — called for an immediate briefing by the Justice Department and the F.B.I. over the “alarming new disclosures” that Mr. Flynn was a blackmail risk. “We need to know who else within the White House is a current and ongoing risk to our national security,” they said in a statement.

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The White House had examined a transcript of a wiretapped conversation that Mr. Flynn had with Mr. Kislyak in December, according to administration officials. Mr. Flynn originally told Mr. Pence and others that the call was limited to small talk and holiday pleasantries.

But the conversation, according to officials who saw the transcript of the wiretap, also included a discussion about sanctions imposed on Russia after intelligence agencies determined that President Vladimir V. Putin’s government tried to interfere with the 2016 election on Mr. Trump’s behalf. Still, current and former administration officials familiar with the call said the transcript was ambiguous enough that Mr. Trump could have justified either firing or retaining Mr. Flynn.

Mr. Trump, however, had become increasingly concerned about the continued fallout over Mr. Flynn’s behavior, according to people familiar with his thinking, and told aides that the media storm around Mr. Flynn would damage the president’s image on national security issues.

Stephen K. Bannon, the president’s chief strategist, asked for Mr. Flynn’s resignation — a move that he has been pushing for since Friday, when it became clear that the national security adviser had misled Mr. Pence.

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Administration officials said it was unlikely that Mr. Kellogg would be asked to stay on as Mr. Flynn’s permanent replacement. Mr. Flynn brought Mr. Kellogg into the Trump campaign, according to a former campaign adviser, and the two have remained close. K. T. McFarland, the deputy national security adviser who also was brought on by Mr. Flynn, is expected to leave that role, a senior official said.

One person close to the administration, who was not authorized to discuss the personnel moves and spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that retired Vice Admiral Robert S. Harward is the leading candidate to replace Mr. Flynn, although Mr. Kellogg and David H. Petraeus are being discussed. It was not clear whether Mr. Petraeus is still expected to appear at the White House this week, as initially discussed by advisers to the president.

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But current Trump administration officials and former Obama administration officials said that Mr. Flynn did appear to be reassuring the ambassador that Mr. Trump would adopt a more accommodating tone on Russia once in office.

Former and current administration officials said that Mr. Flynn urged Russia not to retaliate against any sanctions because an overreaction would make any future cooperation more complicated. He never explicitly promised sanctions relief, one former official said, but he appeared to leave the impression that it would be possible.

Ne znam što je sporno. Glavni cilj je smanjiti muslimansku imigraciju. Ona je najveća iz tih zemalja.

Sporno je što glavni finansijeri ostaju "nekažnjeni".Zaključak se sam nameće.