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@oralloy,

You don't know what Trump does and doesn't. You just IMAGINE it because you have a vivid imagination.

As for Bill Clinton, colluding with a hostile foreign power to get elected president is a serious crime in my view, while blowjobs are not.

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Q: What do you call a French man killed defending his country?
A: I don't know either, its never happened!

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Q: How do you confuse a French Soldier?
A: Give him a rifle and ask him to shoot it.

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Q: What's the motto of the US Marine Corps?
A: Semper Fi (Always Faithful)
Q: What's the motto of the French Army?
A: Stop, drop, and run!

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Q: Why does every army (except the U.S., England and Israel) have to have a French flag?
A: In case they want to surrender!

Well, then, there ya have it, eh? Well, except for this part, maybe:

Mark Twain wrote:

"France has neither winter nor summer nor morals. Apart from these drawbacks it is a fine country. France has usually been governed by prostitutes."

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@Olivier5,

What stricks me funny is that anyone thinks the FBI wouldn't doggedly pursue any infraction or rumor of infraction. Tomorrow, I should call the Baltimore field office and tell them my name and then ask if I'm being investigated for voter fraud in the last election.......or better still, Am I suspected of smuggling plutonium or selling nukes to Boko Haram........of course that won't make them suspicious. They will put me on hold, and within 30 seconds assure me that I am not a suspect. I can thank them and then NOTHING WILL EVER MAKE THEM WANT TO TAKE A CLOSER
LOOK AT ME.

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@roger,

I remember those days Roger, back when our parents remembered WWII vividly. Huh, how about that.

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@layman,

Oh my fukin' God, a proponent of Teilhard de Chardin! Burn him!

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@layman,

You're a pig.

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@Olivier5,

I think you owe pigs an apology.

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@Olivier5,

Olivier5 wrote:

You're a pig.

I aint no pig, boy.

Imma hawg.

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@Olivier5,

Olivier5 wrote:

You don't know what Trump does and doesn't. You just IMAGINE it because you have a vivid imagination.

That is incorrect. It has been widely reported what Trump did. Trump asked to have the investigation into Flynn ended.

That is not my imagination. That is me listening to the news. I know exactly what he did.

Olivier5 wrote:

As for Bill Clinton, colluding with a hostile foreign power to get elected president is a serious crime in my view, while blowjobs are not.

The idea that Russia is hostile is an exaggeration.

In the eyes of the law, collusion with a foreign power is not a crime. If such collusion were a crime we'd need to pack Bill Clinton and Barack Obama off to an Israeli prison cell for their collusion with Netanyahu's political opponents.

It is already very clear that Trump was not involved in any collusion regardless.

Having sex may not be a crime, but it is a crime to commit felonies to conceal that sex.

Would you think it was all right for someone to murder a nun if she witnessed a sex act and they wanted to keep her silent?

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http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2017/06/presidential-historian-deep-state-attempting-coup-detat-us-administration-video/

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@layman,

Naah. Just a pig who likes to roll in the mud...

You know an American is at the end of his rhetorical rope when he pulls out anti-frog jokes.

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@oralloy,

The press doesn't know everything. Mueller is just doing his job. Either the Trumpists remove him or they'll have to put up with him.

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@layman,

layman wrote:

Q: What's the motto of the US Marine Corps?
A: Semper Fi (Always Faithful)

You're putting us on? I always heard it as 'simplerfy'.

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@gungasnake,

Quote:

Presidential Historian Doug Wead: Deep State Operatives Are Attempting Coup d’état of US President

Doug Wead: We have very skilled, talented professionals. They’ve overthrown governments in Vietnam and the Philippines, in Iraq and Iran, in Egypt, in the Ukraine. Duly elected democratic governments. They created what they called “popular uprisings.”

What did we expect? That’s there skill set. These people who work some of them in the State Department, some of them in intelligence, some of them in the media. They’ve worked together to overthrow other governments. So it was inevitable they would use the gun on ourselves. So here they go, let’s see if we can do this in America. It looks Like a coup d’état. I don’t know how else you would explain it.

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Quote:

Roy Douglas "Doug" Wead (born May, 1946) has authored several books, some of which have made the New York Times bestsellers. Political books Wead has written including Reagan in Pursuit of the Presidency (1980), an updated biography available at the time of the president's election and The Iran Crisis (1980), covered the rise of Islamic fundamentalism and the Iran hostage crisis during the Carter presidency. According to Simon & Schuster, Wead personally interviewed 10 first ladies and presidents from six different presidential families, and 19 of the presidential children.

Doug Wead's most recent book is, Game of Thorns: The Inside Story of Hillary Clinton's Failed Campaign and Donald Trump's Winning Strategy (2016). Wead gives the reader an inside look at how Clinton lost, and Trump won, using sources close to both campaigns. He also explains the history of scandals of the Clinton's, and how it ultimately lead to a losing campaign. Also, he details the Trump campaign strategy and how he came out on top. This book quickly became a best seller on Barnes & Nobles and Amazon.

Bill O'Reilly called Wead "the lowest form of debris in the country."

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@Olivier5,

Olivier5 wrote:

You know an American is at the end of his rhetorical rope when he pulls out anti-frog jokes.

Wasn't no joke. My knowledge of history was challenged by some damn Kraut, cancha see?

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@layman,

layman wrote:

Maybe, but they were Krauts, not Frogs.

At that period, the Müllers were citizens of the Imperial Territory of Alsace-Lorraine (here: Alsace) and the Trumps Bavarians (here: Circle of the Rhine).

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@Walter Hinteler,

Walter Hinteler wrote:

layman wrote:
Maybe, but they were Krauts, not Frogs.

At that period, the Müllers were Prussians and the Trumps Bavarians.

OK, then, Krauts, like I done said, eh?

The difference is that Trump's Grandpappy came to America, became an American, and got rich.

The other guy became a candyass Frog, pining for a one-world government. Good thing they didn't live close to each other for long. The Donald woulda had to bust a cap in his neighbor's ass if they had.

America First, Baby!

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@layman,

layman wrote:

The difference is that Trump's Grandpappy came to America, became an American, and got rich.

Actually his grandma became an American, too, ... after the Bavarians refused his grandfather re-entry/getting his Bavarian citizenship back when they wanted to return to their homeland.

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Kinda funny how Comey would NEVER say, even in the best interests of the county, that Trump was NOT under investigation, but within a day his homey, Mueller, can't wait to tell the press that he IS under investigation, aint it?

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@layman,

Lol. If for some odd reason you feel the urge to pull an anti-frog joke each time you're factually corrected by Walter on a point of history, these jokes are gona come in short supply very very soon.

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