American Politics

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2477720]You mean rant incomplete, or in process?[/QUOTE]You are right. My rant is incomplete. Let's say my rant is suspended until Master Monger writes something so stupid that I am compelled to speak up once again. Which just happened again, but I too tired from his last spout of nonsense that I am passing up this one.

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2477720]Are we to do what you say, and not what you did?[/QUOTE]Do whatever you wish. Henceforth, I'll try to make my words and actions more consistent. Master Monger's idiocy makes that a challenge.

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2477954]No matter how many times you repeat this stupidity, it still remains untrue.

Got it McFly?

There is no President of the Federal Reserve.

I wound not have the standing needed to succeed in such a lawsuit.
[/QUOTE]ScatManDoo your problem resembles that of many Americans! You base your world off of opinions and feelings rather than facts.

The Fact is the Federal Reserve is not a government agency, it does not have government employees and it does not get any funding from the government. Those are facts and no matter how much you whine about the word "Federal" in the title or the fact that the President of the United States can pick it's officers from a list of names will never change that.

"Got it McFly?" Is a perfect example of your world being based on opinion and emotion rather than fact.

MasterMonger = McFly "I agree".

ScatManDoo = Biff "I also agree".

It amazes me that the movie "Back to the Future" has made such an impression on your life. Although thinking about your intelligence level it actually makes sense why you quote movies over literature.

You identify with Biff so in your opinion McFly is an insult but the fact is that McFly was the victor, the hero, the one who ended up being successful so you calling me McFly is a compliment you retarded Neanderthal.

President is a direct synonym with Chairman so you can call Jerome Powell either one because they mean the same thing. Guess you need to learn English too.

[URL]https://www.freethesaurus.com/president[/URL]

Maybe you wouldn't have the standing to sue because you are not an American citizen, or at least I can hope. Although as an American citizens you would have the standing to sue anyone who falsely defames the United States.

Got it Biff?

Now, George90 please tell me which college you went to so I can have them blackballed. I don't support any college who teachers their students to turn to insults when they are clearly losing and have no "standing" whatsoever.

George90 - " Well you, You are a, you are a poopy head."

Sorry man some people are just born stupid bro, complain to God not me.

You two keep responding and I will keep making you look stupid for opening your mouths.

No more political parties! No More Federal Reserve! No More biased News Media!

Write "No Confidence" on your Presidential ballot this year and tell the news you are doing exactly that!

In 2017 the Supreme Court made it clear to the public it has no influence over the electoral college anyway so your vote really doesn't matter!

Write "No Confidence" across your ballot do we can see how many people agree with the state of our government.

[QUOTE=George90;2478040]You are right. My rant is incomplete. Let's say my rant is suspended until Master Monger writes something so stupid that I am compelled to speak up once again. Which just happened again, but I too tired from his last spout of nonsense that I am passing up this one.[/QUOTE]This is probably what you meant about writing something stupid:

[QUOTE=MasterMonger;2477779]Jerome Powell has been on the Board of Governors since 2012, long before Trump even thought about being President.[/QUOTE]I'm wondering if Master Monger is maybe 16 years old-a violation of the website.

How else could you explain Master Monger not recalling that Donald Trump ran in the 2000 United States Presidental Election. Donald Trump "considered" running for president about half a dozen times before year 2015. Most memorable was the 2000 election where the Donald actively sought the nomination from the Reform Party (but quitter Donald lost that party's nomination in 2000 to Pat Bucanan).

[QUOTE=MasterMonger;2478094]"Got it McFly?" Is a perfect example of your world being based on opinion and emotion rather than fact.[/QUOTE]I referred to you as McFly because that character is widely recognized for not understanding how foolish and clueless he appears to everybody.

[QUOTE=MasterMonger;2478094]President is a direct synonym with Chairman so you can call Jerome Powell either one because they mean the same thing. Guess you need to learn English too.[/QUOTE]You should send an emergency memo right away to Microsoft's chairman John W Thompson and Microsoft's president, Brad Smith that they are simply synonyms for each other without distinct and separate job titles, separate and distinct responsibilities, separate and distinct authorities and without different wives.

And that goes for the 1,000's of other top heavy corporations worldwide with these both these bloated with redundant offices that have two different people assigned to, with each getting paid to perform essentially in the same position.

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2478099]I'm wondering if Master Monger is maybe 16 years old-a violation of the website.

How else could you explain Master Monger not recalling that Donald Trump ran in the 2000 United States Presidental Election. Donald Trump "considered" running for president about half a dozen times before year 2015. Most memorable was the 2000 election where the Donald actively sought the nomination from the Reform Party (but quitter Donald lost that party's nomination in 2000 to Pat Bucanan).[/QUOTE]I have been posting on this website for over 16 years nimrod. Click on my name click view all posts. I am one of the founding members who enjoys a free lifetime membership. Back then we were a brotherhood sharing information in detail to help each other find cheap or free sex. Now you have to RTFF for an hour before you get any valuable information and this is because there are too many people making money off this website by providing misinformation and jacking up the prices. So now I just ask the local taxi drivers. I speak 6 languages so it is pretty easy for me to blend into the local culture of most countries.

Nobody who isn't a diehard Apprentice fan would know Trump tried to get a presidential nomination back in 2000. I am an apprentice fan and have all the seasons on DVD and I didn't know that. But since you are such a semantics guy I could argue that without being nominated you could only dream about being President because a dream is thought that doesn't have a good chance of coming true. Although I really didn't know he tried to get nominated for the reform party.

Nice try at misdirection though, because you know I am completely right about everything I have written and now you are grasping at straws trying to recover some dignity. Sorry bro, ain't going to happen.

Got it Biff?

Again my fellow Americans write no confidence across your presidential ballot this year so the government knows we have had enough and something has to change!

[QUOTE=MasterMonger;2478272]Now you have to RTFF for an hour before you get any valuable information and this is because there are too many people making money off this website by providing misinformation and jacking up the prices. So now I just ask the local taxi drivers. I speak 6 languages so it is pretty easy for me to...[/QUOTE]Get confused, and post in stupid lunatic fashion, like this:

[QUOTE=MasterMonger;2477779]Jerome Powell has been on the Board of Governors since 2012, long before Trump even thought about being President. [/QUOTE]But for big laughs, there's nothing like part of your golden oldie post from two weeks ago:

[QUOTE=MasterMonger;2474521]IIf a person wants to become a politician but still can't afford the campaign they can anonymously crowd fund through the government run website that is providing the free advertising. The money can only be used to cover expenses related to the campaign such as offices, phone lines, hotels and venues, which will be reimbursed from their crowd funding accounts when the government is presented with receipts. Any additional money after the campaign goes back to the government to help pay for the free advertising and other services.

Boom! Did I just solve government corruption in every country around the world in 6 sentences?

If you disagree, please tell me specifically why you disagree.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=MasterMonger;2478272]Nobody who isn't a diehard Apprentice fan would know Trump tried to get a presidential nomination back in 2000. [/QUOTE]Hundreds of millions of people who read and write in English.

Appear to have a head start over you in knowledge about Donald Trump.

[QUOTE=MasterMonger;2478272]I am an apprentice fan and have all the seasons on DVD and I didn't know that. But since you are such a semantics guy I could argue that without being nominated you could only dream about being President because a dream is thought that doesn't have a good chance of coming true. Although I really didn't know he tried to get nominated for the reform party.

Nice try at misdirection though, because you know I am completely right about everything I have written and now you are grasping at straws trying to recover some dignity. Sorry bro, ain't going to happen.

Got it Biff?[/QUOTE]McFly.

Someone who repeatedly, incorrectly used the wrong title to the head of the Federal Reserve is no where near "Completely right about everything I have written".

Someone who repeatedly, incorrectly says the United States Government cannot print or create their own money is no where near "Completely right about everything I have written".

Someone who repeatedly, incorrectly says "the Federal Reserve has a President appointed By the World Bank" is no where near "Completely right about everything I have written".

Someone who declares in their writing "Boom! Did I just solve government corruption in every country around the world in 6 sentences?" is ROTFLMAO hilarious, in McFly clueless fashion, about believing he is "Completely right about everything I have written".

Look master moron. You are not the first guy to spend most of his life not paying much attention to politics. Then you watch one schlocky undercover documentary-like movie, and suddenly think you have the whole system figured out.

[QUOTE=MasterMonger;2474521]At some point in the last 15 years, while I was out mongering, the world just stopped caring about facts.[/QUOTE]29 years ago I saw the Oliver Stone directed film called "JFK" with my dinglebat ex-wife when it was in movie theatres.

The movie made my dipshit wife convinced that JFK's assassination was not done by one guy and / or with a few guys help.

Instead she became convinced that there several thousand in-the-know active co-conspirators in the vast "military industrial complex" that took active roles in President Kennedy's slaying.

I found that Oliver Stone movie to highly speculative and not at all believable since if things had happened as outlined in that movie, the predictable whistle blowing from first-hand participants would have deafening.

[QUOTE=Dg8787;2475678]Bottom line. People will vote to protect and / or to further their interests. That is the bottom line. The majority of Electoral College delegates will elect the winner. That is the system.

I personally believe the silent majority will come out and re-elect Trump. Trump voters will not be shouted down. Most Americans are appalled at the lawlessness rioters and do not support defunding the police. Rioters, gutless mayors and governors have made it easier to vote for Trump than for Biden.

The thought Biden will be beholden to Bernie's far left agenda is enough to scare enough voters over to Trump's side. The lesser of two evils.

I doubt if there will ever be a Boy Scout as a presidential candidate. Voting will always be for the lesser of two evils.[/QUOTE]Well said, DG!

[QUOTE=Artisttyp;2455386]Biden is like Jimmy Carter 2. 0.

The guy is a buffoon and is / was Obama's valet. The white uncle tom. You already know what this guy is going to cater to and do. It is so predictable.
The result will be a lopsidedness in the other direction. More money and taxes will leave the country and you will have more of the same negativity yet no more white knights on dark horses to set you free.

Bottom line is shit is fucked up unless we find a very hip president with a knack for international relations and economic affairs.[/QUOTE]Well said, Artist.

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2478297]Hundreds of millions of people who read and write in English.

Appear to have a head start over you in knowledge about Donald Trump.[/QUOTE]Why would care about insignificant news of Trump not being nominated 20 years ago?

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2478297] Someone who repeatedly, incorrectly used the wrong title to the head of the Federal Reserve is no where near "Completely right about everything I have written".[/QUOTE]It is a synonym ScatManDooDoo, so I could also call you ScatManPooPoo or ScatManShit and everyone would still know I am talking about you. Get a life!

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2478297] Someone who repeatedly, incorrectly says the United States Government cannot print or create their own money is no where near "Completely right about everything I have written". [/QUOTE]You show us proof ScatManCrap! They can demand electronic currency be printed out but the government has to pay the treasury to print it. Otherwise, it is at the complete discretion of the Federal Reserve which is the USA central bank and NOT a government agency.

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2478297] Someone who repeatedly, incorrectly says "the Federal Reserve has a President appointed By the World Bank" is no where near "Completely right about everything I have written".

Someone who declares in their writing "Boom! Did I just solve government corruption in every country around the world in 6 sentences?" is ROTFLMAO hilarious, in McFly clueless fashion, about believing he is "Completely right about everything I have written".

Look master moron. You are not the first guy to spend most of his life not paying much attention to politics. Then you watch one schlocky undercover documentary-like movie, and suddenly think you have the whole system figured out. [/QUOTE]I get it ScatManFeces it is hard to accept that most everything you thought you knew about your government is not true. That your vote doesn't matter, that the government is actually being controlled by the rich and powerful people of the world. Not wanting to believe it doesn't make it any less true. Instead of focusing your anger on me why don't you do some deep dive research and find out I am right or provide us with proof that I am wrong. I would love to be wrong about what I know about the government.

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2478297] 29 years ago I saw the Oliver Stone directed film called "JFK" with my dinglebat ex-wife when it was in movie theatres.

The movie made my dipshit wife convinced that JFK's assassination was not done by one guy and / or with a few guys help.

Instead she became convinced that there several thousand in-the-know active co-conspirators in the vast "military industrial complex" that took active roles in President Kennedy's slaying.

I found that Oliver Stone movie to highly speculative and not at all believable since if things had happened as outlined in that movie, the predictable whistle blowing from first-hand participants would have deafening.[/QUOTE]ScatManExcrement are you comparing a fictional movie to a factual documentary? Is that really what you are doing right now? I mean I don't think anyone would attempt to do such imbecilic comparison so I must just be misreading what you wrote.

ScatManTurd if you think me using a synonym and not knowing and insignificant piece of news about Trump from 20 years ago then that is your right as an American. Doesn't make it true though.

Please do more research! Learn how the government actually works and write: "No Confidence" across your presidential ballot this November! Once we accept the truth we then have the responsibility to try and change things so they are better for our children!

Here is a little riddle about a problem with America. What health care plan costs only $145 initially and then only $35 every ten years after that but reduces your health care costs by about 90%?

A passport. Insulin in other countries is like $5 a shot, a trip the hospital might cost you $50 and any medicine from pain medication to antibiotics will only cost you much less than a dollar a pill. Sometimes as little as a penny a pill!

[QUOTE=MasterMonger;2478404]Why would care about insignificant news of Trump not being nominated 20 years ago?[/QUOTE]Only because you stupidly wrote this:

[QUOTE=MasterMonger;2477779]Jerome Powell has been on the Board of Governors since 2012, long before Trump even thought about being President.[/QUOTE]I doubled over in laughter the moment I read your ignorant sentence about Trump's length of interest in the Presidency.

Since there was no prior discussion going on about Trump's prior interest in the Presidency.

You wrote something that can be easily seen as essentially an unforced error.

Rookie.

[QUOTE=MasterMonger;2478404]It is a synonym ScatManDooDoo, so I could also call you ScatManPooPoo or ScatManShit and everyone would still know I am talking about you. Get a life!h![/QUOTE]No need to be redundant:

"scatology (usually abbreviated scat) refers to coprophilia, when a person is sexually aroused by fecal matter, whether in the use of feces in various sexual acts, watching someone defecating, or simply seeing the feces". [URL]https://en.m.wikipedia.org[/URL] wiki.

The man calls himself scat and he takes a close interest in your sh*t, master monger. Live with it.

When President Donald Trump canceled a visit to the Aisne-Marne American Cemetery near Paris in 2018, he blamed rain for the last-minute decision, saying that "the helicopter couldn't fly" and that the Secret Service wouldn't drive him there. Neither claim was true.

Trump rejected the idea of the visit because he feared his hair would become disheveled in the rain, and because he did not believe it important to honor American war dead, according to four people with firsthand knowledge of the discussion that day. In a conversation with senior staff members on the morning of the scheduled visit, Trump said, "Why should I go to that cemetery? It's filled with losers." In a separate conversation on the same trip, Trump referred to the more than 1,800 marines who lost their lives at Belleau Wood as "suckers" for getting killed.

Prior to Labor Day Weekend, Trump had appeared to be gaining some ground on Joe Biden in polls during most of August. In other words, the election appeared to be tightening up, much like it had in 2016.

Something like this recent disclosure, which sounds completely consistent with the types of things Donald Trump has said in the past, might be just the type of thing that stops Trump's forward progress.

I thought the same thing about the Hollywood Access tape released by the Washington Post on 10/7/16. And that was an actual videotape, not a disputed quote.

[QUOTE=ScatManDoo;2481142]When President Donald Trump canceled a visit to the Aisne-Marne American Cemetery near Paris in 2018, he blamed rain for the last-minute decision, saying that "the helicopter couldn't fly" and that the Secret Service wouldn't drive him there. Neither claim was true.

Trump rejected the idea of the visit because he feared his hair would become disheveled in the rain, and because he did not believe it important to honor American war dead, according to four people with firsthand knowledge of the discussion that day. In a conversation with senior staff members on the morning of the scheduled visit, Trump said, "Why should I go to that cemetery? It's filled with losers." In a separate conversation on the same trip, Trump referred to the more than 1,800 marines who lost their lives at Belleau Wood as "suckers" for getting killed.

Prior to Labor Day Weekend, Trump had appeared to be gaining some ground on Joe Biden in polls during most of August. In other words, the election appeared to be tightening up, much like it had in 2016.

Something like this recent disclosure, which sounds completely consistent with the types of things Donald Trump has said in the past, might be just the type of thing that stops Trump's forward progress.

I thought the same thing about the Hollywood Access tape released by the Washington Post on 10/7/16. And that was an actual videotape, not a disputed quote.[/QUOTE]Michael Cohen has a book coming out soon too, and that can't help. I know he's a liar and a cheat himself, but you are the company you keep. He took a fall for Trump who turned his back on him. Now Cohen is angry and seeks revenge by spilling secrets. I have not bought or read any of the other anti-Trump books, but I expect this one to be good!

[URL]https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/05/politics/michael-cohen-book-trump-white-house/index.html[/URL]

[QUOTE=TheCane;2481302]Michael Cohen has a book coming out soon too, and that can't help. I know he's a liar and a cheat himself, but you are the company you keep. He took a fall for Trump who turned his back on him. Now Cohen is angry and seeks revenge by spilling secrets. I have not bought or read any of the other anti-Trump books, but I expect this one to be good!

[URL]https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/05/politics/michael-cohen-book-trump-white-house/index.html[/URL][/QUOTE]Apparently Rupert Murdoch believes his own poling and apparently has decided to unhitch his wagon from Trump's dwindling caravan.

It has been reported this week that Trump and Murdoch had a shouting match over the phone. Going at it like putas fighting in HK.