The Donald is perhaps definitely kinda NOT coming to Ireland

Oops69

Oops69 wrote: »

Trump will be arriving Around Micheal D's reinauguration time ...Trump did this on purpose to fcuk up the lad's day .

Poor dragon. All he wanted was to make the people of Ireland a nice cup of coffee.

Creative83

Creative83

Creative83 wrote: »

His tie colour has changed from red to blue.

Does he have a green tie?

Autochange

Creative83 wrote: »

thats a mad photo. Takes up the whole page

Creative83

Creative83 wrote: »

To be fair he has said it how it is... I don't like the way he comes across... but OMG a politician actually keeping his promises! That is Trump

Yes indeed, that “wall” is progressing well, isn’t it - heard it’s sold out all over Europe? :P

Trump will visit the same as all the other USA presidents.
They only do it to get the ' Irish ' vote.
It doesn't matter, they all come here.
Same old same old

Pinch Flat

They’ll find someone from ballymagash who’s related to him. Tell him out in the late late show (not the Donald). Name a few petrol stations after him. Donald O’Trump. Top o’ de mornin’ to ye, to be sure.

MikeyTaylor

*bouncers voice* Not tonight, Mr Trump.

P_1

Wont somebody think of the poor producers of Reeling in the Years?

RobbingBandit

All hail PRESIDENT KANG

MINIATURE AMERICA IS GREAT AGAIN HATS FOR ALL

P_1

P_1 wrote: »

Wont somebody think of the poor producers of Reeling in the Years?

They’ve milked the Haughey “Way beyond our means” speech for too long. We need a Charvet Shirt Haughey for the 21st century :P

P_1

So what do ye reckon for an adequate protest? Personally I think a collective mooning at him whenever he takes to the stage might be a good idea

RobbingBandit

We should all take a knee he really doesn't take kindly to folks that do that

Reckon the 3 Arena will be sold out

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZnlz-b2NnY

And will someone PLEASE think of Mrs. Sugdens pussy:(

nim1bdeh38l2cw

Pinch Flat wrote: »

They’ll find someone from ballymagash who’s related to him. Tell him out in the late late show (not the Donald). Name a few petrol stations after him. Donald O’Trump. Top o’ de mornin’ to ye, to be sure.

There are already plans for Trump's Pumps in Ennis

The hysteria will be a sight to behold.

DEFTLEFTHAND

He was here before to visit Doonbeg.

They were very impressed by him, a girl I know was on staff there at the time.


She said he went out of his way to greet every worker. Even interupting the management at times to shake hands with low level staff.

Infernum

What next, Arlene Foster meeting with Miggledy?

mattser

This is such a welcome change from the main DT thread on Boards. Over there any form of defence or argument is slapped with a caution/ban.

brendanwalsh

Great news.
Behind the bs and false rhetoric pumped out by social justice warriors and hipsters, trump has done a lot of good for the usa and Ireland.
Employment is up; stock market is booming.
Plans to introduce merit based visa instead of the lottery will also benefit us.
Trump can help to make Ireland Great again.

ChikiChiki

That time he arrived in Shannon on his private jet with the harpists and Eamon Gilmore greeting him is etched in my memory.

One of the most embarrassing cringeworthy self deprecating things I've ever seen.

ebbsy

He's the champ that runs the camp and people should bow down to him.

Malayalam

I really don't get the hysteria about him. I wouldn't cross the road to see him, but it's not like he has done something to America or American policy that wasn't already well in train for decades.
Maybe it's because he is not handsome.


Trump is there now and he'll be President until he does something really bad...
like get his c0ck sucked by a subordinate in the Oval Office...oh, hang on,
or instigates a drone bombing program abroad with innocent civilians accepted as collateral damage...oh hang on,
or keeps immigrant children in cages..oh, hang on,
or starts several new wars in MENA territory...oh, hang on,
or ...I know what will get him in BIG trouble, keep top secret US govt information on unsecured private laptops!...oh, hang on.

Nah, sorry Donald, I can't think what you'd have to do to single you out for worse treatment than any of your predecessors...so, just keep on being unattractive looking, it's enough for some people to be driven insane.

Cody montana

If Leo and the likes bow down before this creep then we have genuinely lost our way.
Trump is a liar and devout of honour and dignity.

Graces7

OH NO! ANYTHING BUT THAT! OH NO!

smurgen

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Captain Obvious wrote: »

Obama and Clinton were both good people who made some poor decisions at times. There are absolutely no redeeming qualities in Trump. He takes all actions based on greed and spite. He has no capacity for empathy.

Poor decisions

Such soft language

Reality is you would be picking pieces of your family out of the rubble after orders were given

But Donald is the bad man

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/jan/23/us-air-wars-trump drone attacks increased almost 6 fold under trump and civilian deaths up 215%,but hey OBAMA!

nthclare

Cody montana wrote: »

If Leo and the likes bow down before this creep then we have genuinely lost our way.
Trump is a liar and devout of honour and dignity.

And Leo has honour has he ?

Leo hasn't put a cent back in our pockets since he came into office, actually most families are probably down €30 a week since Leo came in .

Leo is a spin doctor, tries to be all Johnny Cool, probably impresses millennials and the so called middle classes.
With his posh accent and well scripted wit...

But he's not pulling the wool over the eye's of the upper classes or the working class.


While Donald is doing what he can for his country, OK he's alpha male.

In the natural order in nature the alpha male is on top, but in the last 20 year's you've pussies and feminism trying to go against nature and destroy the natural order.

Donald is the old school man's man, there's nothing wrong with that.
Men were like that for thousands of year's.

Well you go against nature, nature bites back....

He hasn't started a war yet either.

Oops69

He's definitely not going to do the obligatory Guinness shot which all the previous muppets did.

I feel America are probably our most important friend/ally/partner diplomatically, economically and militarily.

I think we should always extend a warm welcome for foreign heads of state but even more so for the US president. In the event of e.g. a Russian invasion of Ireland the first place we would look to for support would be the Brits and the Yanks. Indeed the main reason the idea of Russian aggression is so implausible is precisely because they know the Americans would help us out.

I feel we need to be mindful of that every now and again before lecturing them on their affairs from the comfort of our little island on the periphery of Europe.

tigger123

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I feel America are probably our most important friend/ally/partner diplomatically, economically and militarily.

I think we should always extend a warm welcome for foreign heads of state but even more so for the US president. In the event of e.g. a Russian invasion of Ireland the first place we would look to for support would be the Brits and the Yanks. Indeed the main reason the idea of Russian aggression is so implausible is precisely because they know the Americans would help us out.

I feel we need to be mindful of that every now and again before lecturing them on their affairs from the comfort of our little island on the periphery of Europe.

Why on earth would Russia want to invade our "little island on the periphery of Europe"?

tigger123

tigger123 wrote: »

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I feel America are probably our most important friend/ally/partner diplomatically, economically and militarily.

I think we should always extend a warm welcome for foreign heads of state but even more so for the US president. In the event of e.g. a Russian invasion of Ireland the first place we would look to for support would be the Brits and the Yanks. Indeed the main reason the idea of Russian aggression is so implausible is precisely because they know the Americans would help us out.

I feel we need to be mindful of that every now and again before lecturing them on their affairs from the comfort of our little island on the periphery of Europe.

Why on earth would Russia want to invade our "little island on the periphery of Europe"?

You are missing the point. It was hypothetical. But to answer hypothetically let's say they wanted a port in the Atlantic.

nthclare

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I feel America are probably our most important friend/ally/partner diplomatically, economically and militarily.

I think we should always extend a warm welcome for foreign heads of state but even more so for the US president. In the event of e.g. a Russian invasion of Ireland the first place we would look to for support would be the Brits and the Yanks. Indeed the main reason the idea of Russian aggression is so implausible is precisely because they know the Americans would help us out.

I feel we need to be mindful of that every now and again before lecturing them on their affairs from the comfort of our little island on the periphery of Europe.

I concur.

Try telling that to the lefties though.

The cucks, and femminazis

Wanderer78

It's disturbing to see the amount of people, in particular Irish people, that have been conned by this man, the world is in a scary place. Interesting interview with Craig unger on Irish times inside politics podcast recently about trump.

Sardine

The guy is a dangerous idiot but we have to grovel at his feet to keep the American investment coming in. Without that this country would still be a backwater.

tigger123

[Deleted User] wrote: »

You are missing the point. It was hypothetical. But to answer hypothetically let's say they wanted a port in the Atlantic.

How am I missing the point?

Hypothetically then, what would Russia do with a port in the Atlantic? Would they be using Galway bay to launch nuclear subs towards Manhattan?

Wanderer78

Sardine wrote:

The guy is a dangerous idiot but we have to grovel at his feet to keep the American investment coming in. Without that this country would still be a backwater.

Unfortunately there's an element of truth to this

Edgware

But what about the homeless, the trolley crisis, rural post offices? Insert whatever you think we should be spending the money on

nullzero

Cody montana wrote: »

If Leo and the likes bow down before this creep then we have genuinely lost our way.
Trump is a liar and devout of honour and dignity.

Devout of honour and dignity?

Last time I looked Fine Gael were a right wing party that pursued policies that benefit the elites of this country. Yes Leo is gay, but in 2018 surely we have realized that being gay doesn't make you a Fluffy cuddly man of the people, lest we forget the thousands of homeless in progressive Ireland due to a lack of action being taken against greedy Fine Gael voting elites to stop hoarding land which should be used to build housing or action being taken to regulate the greed riddled rental sector.
But hey Leo is gay so he's obviously doing wonderful things because of that.

golfball37

Cody montana wrote: »

If Leo and the likes bow down before this creep then we have genuinely lost our way.
Trump is a liar and devout of honour and dignity.

Not another red cent Leo never lied in his life? Trump is dangerous because he’s a politician who keeps his promises. He’s a danger to the established order who are bought and paid for. Of course we’ll have plenty of useful fools doing their bidding when he gets here rather than focusing on more important stuff that effects their lives.
He’s been the best us president in my lifetime and I go back as far as Nixon

Wanderer78

golfball37 wrote:

Not another red cent Leo never lied in his life? Trump is dangerous because he’s a politician who keeps his promises. He’s a danger to the established order who are bought and paid for. Of course we’ll have plenty of useful fools doing their bidding when he gets here rather than focusing on more important stuff that effects their lives. He’s been the best us president in my lifetime and I go back as far as Nixon

If you think trump is there to help the people of America, and is rocking the boat of the establishment, you ve been conned. He ll be disposed of when those truly in power have done their deeds, he's a powerless fool

relax carry on

nthclare wrote: »

I concur.

Try telling that to the lefties though.

The cucks, and femminazis

You seem a little obsessed with those terms. I'm curious as to what happened to you to make you this way? Are you waiting at the keyboard, tissues ready, for a reaction?

batgoat

You'd have to be a special kind of dense to be still praising Trump at this stage... He's moving beyond Nixon territory in terms of corruption at the moment. He's literally getting in twitter arguments with Bernstein of Woodward and Bernstein... He's made "fake news" into a "deflect attention from negative stories about me".

bodice ripper

I will happily take time off to protest that jackass.

Gbear

Sardine wrote: »

The guy is a dangerous idiot but we have to grovel at his feet to keep the American investment coming in. Without that this country would still be a backwater.

There's a greater threat beyond Trump.

Trump is largely a symptom of a larger problem in US politics, but what we've seen from him, in how he's eroded the status of the US worldwide and dealt a huge blow to the apparatus of the government in the US in terms of legitimacy and even functionality, through sheer ignorance, sets a new low, low standard for the US president, and if this standard were to be maintained - its opposition to facts, flirting with overt authoritarianism to a greater degree than ever before, having one of the most powerful countries in the world gleefully rowing back on efforts to avoid climate change, willful ignorance, belligerence against its allies, etc, the Western world will be dealt a massive blow, and global stability will be greatly undermined.

The governments of developed countries need to tell him to **** off, because he's not a legitimate president, and that's not because some sort of Russian plot got him elected, but because he's so painfully unsuitable to the role and is actively ****ing up not only his own country, with his contempt for the rule of law, freedom of the press and the standard of political discourse, but everyone else's as well, with his bungling of international relations and trade.

The world needs to be able to say to the US, it's fine with you wanting to be top dog, but stop ****ting in our garden.

Wanderer78

Gbear wrote:

The world needs to be able to say to the US, it's fine with you wanting to be top dog, but stop ****ting in our garden.

Some good points, but we need to be extremely careful how we do this, there's some very unhinged individuals running the show there, and trump is the least of our worries

Akrasia

wexie wrote: »

I think to show him a warm welcome we should make sure the entire country is covered with pictures of the last president visiting. He'll definitely appreciate that.

Wow that guy had big hands.

Akrasia

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I feel America are probably our most important friend/ally/partner diplomatically, economically and militarily.

I think we should always extend a warm welcome for foreign heads of state but even more so for the US president. In the event of e.g. a Russian invasion of Ireland the first place we would look to for support would be the Brits and the Yanks. Indeed the main reason the idea of Russian aggression is so implausible is precisely because they know the Americans would help us out.

I feel we need to be mindful of that every now and again before lecturing them on their affairs from the comfort of our little island on the periphery of Europe.

Why the fu.ck would Russia invade Ireland.

Sciprio

Wanderer78 wrote: »

It's disturbing to see the amount of people, in particular Irish people, that have been conned by this man, the world is in a scary place. Interesting interview with Craig unger on Irish times inside politics podcast recently about trump.

People have been conned by other politicians as well, Trump is an idiot and thats all on show for the world also there's many others worse than trump, waiting to rise. Governments, Quite a few TDs are out of touch, They want more immigrants(Not a bad thing) at the expense of others. These people don't have to live/compete with the results, maybe it makes them feel good or that pat on the back. We have a lot of that, telling people what and what not they can do.

Wanderer78

Sciprio wrote:

People have been conned by other politicians as well, Trump is an idiot and thats all on show for the world also there's many others worse than trump, waiting to rise. Governments, Quite a few TDs are out of touch, They want more immigrants(Not a bad thing) at the expense of others. These people don't have to live/compete with the results, maybe it makes them feel good or that pat on the back. We have a lot of that, telling people what and what not they can do.

Ah western politics is a mess, we have political institutions that are effectively powerless, and potentially dangerous people and institutions running the show, it's amazing we haven't blown ourselves to pieces all ready