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@revelette1,

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"two dictators."

If exercising presidential power is being a dictator, Trump is simply our 45th dictator. The first presidential veto could be considered dictator like, but within a presidents power, which works for anyone or any party. Certainly Wilson who created the FED and pushed through an amendment so senators could be elected, and therefore bought by special interests, was worse. Or FDR interning Japanese during WWII. And last but not least, the ACA without one Republican vote and his DACA crap that Trump handed to Congress like Obama should have.

You have 0 argument.

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@coldjoint,

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I asked you where the evidence is at, got an answer?

Evidence is not usually revealed prior to an actual trial. Sit tight.

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@hightor,

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Evidence is not usually revealed prior to an actual trial. Sit tight.

Trump will not be tried. There is no evidence to make that possible.

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@hightor,

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Evidence is not usually revealed prior to an actual trial. Sit tight.

I've heard this sort of comment several times before in my life.

Every single time, it ultimately turned out that there was never any evidence.

I'm not sure what trial you are even thinking of here. Manafort's trial for not having declared himself as a foreign agent?

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@coldjoint,

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We need it to build weapons,

So instead of buying steel and aluminium cheap on the global marketplace, you gona pay more now for each pound of those metals, and make fewer weapons with the same budget...

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@oralloy,

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Manafort's trial for not having declared himself as a foreign agent?

plus how many counts of the washing and drying of money, illegal payments, and lying under oath?
We usually only expose as much evidence as needed for Indictments and bail hearings.
Usually for indictments the only evidence is that a crime has been committed.

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@farmerman,

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Usually for indictments the only evidence is that a crime has been committed.

You are fresh out of that when it comes to Trump. On the other hand, the IG is full of evidence crimes were committed. Whether they are prosecuted, or not, will help Trump either way.

It will highlight the double standard if not prosecuted or it will prove no one is above the law by throwing McCabe or Comey, hopefully both, in jail. Trump wins, that means you lose, again.

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@oralloy,

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Manafort's trial for not having declared himself as a foreign agent?Manafort's trial for not having declared himself as a foreign agent?Manafort's trial for not having declared himself as a foreign agent?

You haven't been paying attention. Before the latest few indictments, Manafort was already indicted at two courts in Virginia and Washington DC. One for over 20 years and one for over 15. That's before the latest set.

You don't get that for failure to register as a foreign agent.

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@Olivier5,

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So instead of buying steel and aluminium cheap

You do not understand we do not want to, we want our own strong steel industry. There could be a time when "they" will not sell anything to America, you know, like a war. Trump is looking at the long game. He wants the US to stick around a while and stay on top.

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@coldjoint,

Quote Blickers, sarcastically:

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Russia wants America to be strong, right?

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They probably want America stronger than you do.

Ha Ha Ha Ha. So you come right out and admit you're pushing Russia. How refreshing. Before we wondered if you were actively promoting the Russians' position here, or were just a dupe who fell for their lines. Now we know, you're a direct line to the Kremlin online talking points, no middlemen in between.

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@Blickers,

farmerman wrote:

plus how many counts of the washing and drying of money, illegal payments, and lying under oath?
We usually only expose as much evidence as needed for Indictments and bail hearings.
Usually for indictments the only evidence is that a crime has been committed.

Blickers wrote:

You haven't been paying attention. Before the latest few indictments, Manafort was already indicted at two courts in Virginia and Washington DC. One for over 20 years and one for over 15. That's before the latest set.
You don't get that for failure to register as a foreign agent.

True. I haven't been paying attention.

So anyway, regardless of what the charges are, the trial that we are talking about here is Manafort's trial?

Manafort has a cool last name. Sounds like the name of a Blood Elf outpost in Netherstorm.

(I'm answering both posts at once since it is effectively the same answer for each one.)

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@Blickers,

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Ha Ha Ha Ha. So you come right out and admit you're pushing Russia.

No, you aren't getting away with that. The only thing I have to say is Russia is simply not that important anymore. The seriousness level from you and the establishment is laughable.

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@coldjoint,

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I asked you where the evidence is at, got an answer?

Already gave you an answer on Flynn, Carter Page and Sessions. That information is already out and splashed all over the newspapers and TV. Just to refresh your memory, here's Carter Page AFTER maintaining for weeks that he never met Russian ambassador Kisylak:

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@coldjoint,

coldjoint wrote:

You do not understand we do not want to, we want our own strong steel industry. There could be a time when "they" will not sell anything to America, you know, like a war. Trump is looking at the long game. He wants the US to stick around a while and stay on top.

It would be useful (albeit environmentally destructive) to renew "rare earths" production in the US as well.

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@Blickers,

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that he never met Russian ambassador Kisylak:

Old news. I see no one being charged with "collusion". And why has Page not been charged with anything?

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@oralloy,

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It would be useful (albeit environmentally destructive) to renew "rare earths" production in the US as well.

That is the egg and omelet question. Trump does like to break eggs.

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@coldjoint,

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They [Russia] probably want America stronger than you do.

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Ha Ha Ha Ha. So you come right out and admit you're pushing Russia.

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No, you aren't getting away with that.

Not getting away with anything except telling the truth. You just pushed the Russians' line right here in Living Color on the message board.

So according to you, Russia wants America to be stronger than the Americans who are against Trump sucking up to Russia. The guys in the Kremlin who write your material must be having a contest to see who can push the most absurd propaganda.

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@coldjoint,

I see that Australia has entered the rare earths industry:
http://www.statista.com/statistics/270277/mining-of-rare-earths-by-country/

A few years ago the entire world was completely dependent on China.

Still, I doubt that Australia would be able to supply the entire world if China decided to cut everybody off.

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@oralloy,

Australia has around 1/3rd of the world's known resources.

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@Walter Hinteler,

Rare earths are anywhere there is dirt (in other words, everywhere).

The problem is the process for separating them out from the dirt, which produces lots of toxic waste, which most countries do not wish to deal with.

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