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USA News and Poland - part 18


cms neuf  3 | 2332
14 Jan 2026   #571
Rubio wouldn't get through Republican primaries - not crazy enough

It will probably be someone completely new
Lazarus  4 | 642
14 Jan 2026   #572
Rubio wouldn't get through Republican primaries - not crazy enough

That's actually quite good news for the world outside the GOP. The only people crazy enough to win the primaries are too crazy to win over the floating voters who decide every election.
PolAmKrakow  2 | 1052
14 Jan 2026   #573
@Alien
Germany, depending on the city is a dangerous place. Turn the wrong corner and you had better be able to defend yourself. Train stations are usually very safe due to police presence but city streeets in some areas are simply no go areas for white people.

@Lyzko
What the country cant survive is another tax and spend democratic administration, and more illegals. What the country needs, and Trump cannot deliver, is to roll back a lot of restrictions on business, balance the budget, and pay down the debt, or eliminte the Fed which is a waste of time.
Lazarus  4 | 642
14 Jan 2026   #574
Trump cannot deliver, is to roll back a lot of restrictions on business

Of course Trump can deliver a balanced budget and paid down debt: all he needs to do is tax the rich, just like Poland does (although I do appreciate that those who dodge their taxes in Poland or simply don't earn enough to pay taxes won't know that Poland does indeed tax the rich).
Lyzko  48 | 10404
2 days ago   #575
Trump wants to re-write US-history, revisionist style!
PolAmKrakow  2 | 1052
2 days ago   #576
@Lyzko
Hows that blue hair dye working for you?
Lazarus  4 | 642
2 days ago   #577
Trump wants to re-write US-history

He's not alone there, lots of convicted felons want to rewrite history. For example, the felon who follows you round this forum to abuse you wants people to know nothing about his many convictions on felony charges at four separate trials in three different decades and to instead think of him as some sort of hockey guru. Unfortunately for him the opposite is happening.
Lyzko  48 | 10404
2 days ago   #578
Not as well as it is for you, PolAmKrakow😄
jon357  75 | 25140
2 days ago   #579
Germany, depending on the city is a dangerous place. Turn the wrong corner and you had better be able to defend yourself

That is ridiculous paranoia

It's a safe place, low crime rates
Alien  30 | 7691
2 days ago   #580
It's a safe place

Nothing to add.
Lazarus  4 | 642
2 days ago   #581
It's a safe place

To be fair, Germany is not a safe place for criminals, lots of them get caught and locked up. And, unlike the USA, you can't buy a presidential pardon in Germany.
Bratwurst Boy  9 | 12694
2 days ago   #582
t's a safe place, low crime rates

Berlin surely not....no big city is anymore.....worse than New York, ffs!!!
jon357  75 | 25140
2 days ago   #583
Berlin surely not

As a visitor (maybe 100 times) rather than a resident, it did seem safe. The only time I've felt wary was at night on Silbersteinstraße in Neukolln with all the streetwalkers, unconscious junkies and pimps/dealers in leather coats. But nothing happened. Everywhere else has always felt safe.
Bratwurst Boy  9 | 12694
2 days ago   #584
Everywhere else has always felt safe.

...are you a two meter buff with a scarred face? :)
jon357  75 | 25140
2 days ago   #585
Not quite 2 metres but a noticeably scarred face, stubble and a snarl.
Alien  30 | 7691
1 day ago   #586
noticeably scarred face,

You should shave with an electric razor. It doesn't leave scars.
jon357  75 | 25140
1 day ago   #587
It looks like a duelling scar.

Some people stress about facial disfigurement however some of us don't. I regard it as a sort of pet.
PolAmKrakow  2 | 1052
1 day ago   #588
@Bratwurst Boy
Berlin and Munich both very dagerous places now.
jon357  75 | 25140
1 day ago   #589
dagerous

Not particularly "dagerous" as the stats show.

What for you has made them now dagerous?
Ironside  53 | 13980
22 hrs ago   #590
@lenka
There was a situation in Poland where a drunk driver was behaving recklessly, destroying property and injuring a few police officers. Fortunately, they managed to corner him and shoot out his tires.

During that action, he endangered the lives of police officers, bystanders, and others involved. How many innocent lives would you be willing to put at stake to try to handle this criminal gently? He might receive a light sentence, and once he's free, there's a high chance he will repeat his actions. What if he harms or kills someone next time? Who would take personal responsibility for that?

This type of individual should be dealt with decisively, especially if they attempt to harm law enforcement officers. In the U.S., they shoot'em down. The police are supposed to protect law-abiding citizens, not reckless criminals. You, as a woman, are confused.
Feniks  1 | 1096
16 hrs ago   #591
First sale of Venezuelan oil completed in a $500 million pound deal for the US. Money is going to be distributed across multiple bank accounts, the largest being in Qatar.

Apparently, this is to prevent the money being seized from US banks.

And there are still those thinking this is about narcoterrorism. Yeah, right.

independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-venezuela-oil-revenue-qatar-bank-b2901312.html
OP Tlum  13 | 443
12 hrs ago   #592
Americans are suffering under Trump - high inflation and shrinkflation, yet the stock market is at a record high. He does a great job for billionaires, but destroys all the rest.


  • Trump's America and Big Inflation

  • American Families Destroyed
Alien  30 | 7691
7 hrs ago   #593
Inflation is also present in Germany, but not as high, and the government regularly raises the minimum wage to avoid social unrest. So far, it has been successful.
Bratwurst Boy  9 | 12694
3 hrs ago   #594
So far, it has been successful.

Has it? Companies and businesses are closing....no new enterprises are founded, and if then in foreign countries where the wages are much lower and the regulations not as massive!

I say....less taxes, less regulations, then you need not so high wages anymore and people will start new business again and offer again more jobs....
Ironside  53 | 13980
3 hrs ago   #595
..less taxes, less regulations

No green policies and no Germans in charge, they overregulate everything, and then they are surprised that stuff isn't working.
Bratwurst Boy  9 | 12694
3 hrs ago   #596
No green policies

....at least the most senseless and damaging and expensive ones like the masses of regulations and high prices and oh god the ending of the powerplants....we will still pay for that brainfart for a long time to come....and everybody: Danke Merkel!
Crnogorac3  3 | 635
1 hr ago   #597
Civil War in USA

In North America, there is a massive conflict between civil authorities, led by the National Guard and Border Patrol, with protesters, criminals and local politicians.

It doesn't take a genius to know that behind everything are corporations and their political cronies, primarily Democrats, but also some Republicans, even though Republicans are officially in power.
The same thing happened during Trump's last term, then known as Black Lives Matters which was a front to prevent law enforcement etc.

The biggest organizers of all these riots are public figures, actors, singers, influencers who use social networks and steal the content of other people's videos or from TV and then pack it into their own narrative.

From the psychological point of view, this has a very negative effect on the illiterate masses, who also receive the support of criminals on the ground, such as illegal immigrants and the like.



I'm surprised that the army hasn't killed more people so far, because you can't say they didn't deserve a bullet.




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