SydneyBillsFan

I can only assume that you must be typing this from an airport. After all - you would not want to come across as a hypocritical weasel now would you?

A great nation which has the good fortune of having a great leader with a backbone of titanium at a time when great leadership is sorely needed. From down under I sincerely wish you all a happy Independence Day!

You see...the bolded bit is a big part of the problem IMO. The people you speak of have no interest or pride in being classified as American (or Australian, Canadian, British etc.). They do not consider themselves to be patriotic nor do they wish to tie themselves to any particular nation as this does not marry with their idealogy of globalisation and a new one-world order. It doesn't matter a jot if the person you are putting forward (in your case Trump, but you can use any conservative leader as an example) has the economy and job creation front and centre in terms of priority for the national agenda - these dolts are anti-capitalist and have no genuine work ethic so those principles do not remotely fit their deluded criteria for successful leadership. And you can attempt to rationally debate these no-hopers but that has been demonstrated time and again to be a fruitless exercise. I just hope that, for the sake of genuine democracy, the Donald finds a way to win another 4 years in office because I shudder to think about the alternative. Besides, Australia is now under real threat from China - economically for now, but later...? So whilst Trump would not hesitate to protect one of his biggest allies, can you imagine Biden's response to his chief of staff informing him that the Chinese are headed down under? He'd probably need to Google 'Australia' before realising he's forgotten his password - God help us! The point being is that there is lots at stake here for all concerned.

"Penalized"?? Yeah they got hit with a wet lettuce leaf - as opposed to a dry one The Pats - successfully gaming the NFL since 2001

Because today's kids have grown up in the age of entitlement. Throw in an uncontrollable internet and overexposure to social media and its little wonder they are predominantly lazy, stupid and susceptible to leftist propaganda and hyperbole.

Soooooo........if I have read this right: Capitol Hill Under Mayor and the Police of Seattle, yeah? Hereafter referred to as 'CHUMPS'.

https://mobile.twitter.com/BS2KZ/status/1273667742248427520 I reckon November is the month Sleepy Joe goes to the Retirement Home if the above rally pic is anything to go by. It will be the political version of 'Spot Goes to the Farm' - ie - an easy read with a simple and predictable ending.

Well, you've just got to hand it to Biden. I mean, which other presidential candidate in US history could hold a mass rally in a phone booth and STILL maintain social distancing requirements? A truly unique political specimen is our Sleepy Joe.

Wasn't sure where to put this, figured this was the best fit. I just had the pleasure of watching Terry Turchie (Former FBI Counter-terrorism director) on Sky News Australia. He has just released the book you see above. The following is a summary from Amazon books: In Their Own Words answers, an important question on the minds of many Americans - what is happening inside America"s Democratic Party today? During the 1980s, before the collapse of the Soviet Socialist Republics, prominent Democratic leaders Bernie Sanders and Bill De Blasio were ardent supporters of Marxist Daniel Ortega and his Nicaraguan revolution. Ortega was the man of the people, intent on forming a socialist government of equality in the Central American country. Today Ortega crushes dissent from the people he "liberated," joining Nicolas Maduro of Venezuela as just another "elected" dictator who has destroyed his country through the implementation of socialism. But who from the media is questioning the horrendous judgment of Sanders and De Blasio back then, as they actually push the same policies for America now? In Their Own Words shines the light on the insidious nature of socialism as the transformative step towards communist utopia. The problem is-the "utopia" part never happens. This book explains why.

First he needs to regulate the sewer that is Twitter. The double standards and censorship of only conservative viewpoints means that the joint needs to be scrubbed with bleach.

You can strike Australia off your list then. Sadly, we're just a smaller woke version of the US.

But the dementia patient says that, if elected, he will fix the "errr....you know....the thing..." - how can you possibly argue with that logic? Given there are lots of 'things' to fix, he's got my vote!

Anyone have any ratings figures for these clowns?

Meh. Wife, meat...whatever

Staggering. It's almost as if they are not even trying to hide their bias. So brazen.

Yes. Fancy stating that a massacre in Tulsa is OK. Not sure I would want someone like Greg Parsons anywhere near my children.

More leftist hypocrisy - this time from the Melbourne Age: https://www.theage.com.au/world/north-america/trump-rally-a-dangerous-move-as-coronavirus-cases-spike-in-us-20200615-p552ke.html Funny, that despite a clear directive from the Victorian state government (Melbourne is the capital) to not gather in crowds of more than 50 people, there was a BLM protest with over 25,000 people in attendance in the Melbourne CBD last week. But there was not a peep from The Age that this was "a dangerous move". They actually endorsed the mass protest. And yet, 19,000 people attending a Trump rally in Tulsa is suddenly "a dangerous move". Hypocrisy writ large. If it's any consolation (yes, I know it's not) - lefty lunacy is just as migraine-inducing down under as it is in the US.

Pound for pound the highest quality thread on TBD. The responses are the equivalent of this great sporting moment: Apologies for the cultural appropriation.

Hehehe.... I was going to ask - is that a downgrade or an upgrade on "Sleepy" Suspect that it's the former.

Absolutely. It's the classic leftist pea and thimble trick. The staggering part for me is their inability to accept that contrary viewpoints are even allowed and that they think everyone else must be incredibly stupid for holding those views.

It's not just the US - we are having to go through the same leftist garbage in Australia. Same deal in the UK too.

Then I'll respectfully agree to disagree and leave it at that.

True. B-Man, I just wanted to take a time out to say thank you for all the links you provide on the US perspective on the poisonous hypocrisy and lies of the feral left. It is greatly appreciated! You are a one-stop shop for an Aussie conservative (side note: in Australia, NZ and the UK we conservatives are known as...Liberals!!) - the anti-left eBay of TBD if you will. Thanks mate!! ?

I disagree. There is absolutely NO link between an irrational individual's behaviour and corporate greed / power. None whatsoever. This whole thing has descended into a virtue-signalling farce.