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Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 14:53

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 13:23

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 13:13

 

Actually no, I am a British Citizen, I am out here on a Green card still. I could become a US citizen if I wanted but can’t be bothered. So I didn’t vote for Trump.

However, the witch hunt against Trump was and still is political, Just like how they went after Justice Kabanaugh. The case against Trump where he supposedly raped a woman back in the 1990’s in a dept store changing room was a joke. Only reason they found him guilty as because the trial was in New York.
Nobody believes Trump will ever get a fair trial in New York, not even you if you’re honest.

Now get out and Vote reform your kids are relying on you to finally step up and help them.


Ill be back when the trade deals are announced to gloat.

until then stop reading the propaganda bullshit you’re fed it exposes you as gullible and limited.

you do make me laugh.

you don't live here and have no appreciation of life here, but tell me I should vote reform.

you tell me not to read propaganda but then post some conspiracy theory about Trump not getting a fair trial.

amazing.

The fact that you imply the grooming gangs aren’t an issue is amazing! 
What’s it gonna take for you to make a stand ffs! 
I have family over there, bro, sis, Dad, Aunts,Uncles, nieces, Nephews and Cousins, so believe me, I’m better informed than you think. 

As for conspiracy theories let me remind you of the conspiracy theories your media sources have spun.

Russian collusion hoax, Hunters laptop top is Russian disinformation, Bidens mental acuity is perfectly fine and yet to still listen to these networks that fed you all this bullshit?

You must be out of your tiny mind.

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 13:23

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 13:13

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:29

What the actual fuck are you talking about?
Serious question, are you having some kind of breakdown?

didn’t you vote for a someone convicted of a sex crime?

 

Actually no, I am a British Citizen, I am out here on a Green card still. I could become a US citizen if I wanted but can’t be bothered. So I didn’t vote for Trump.

However, the witch hunt against Trump was and still is political, Just like how they went after Justice Kabanaugh. The case against Trump where he supposedly raped a woman back in the 1990’s in a dept store changing room was a joke. Only reason they found him guilty as because the trial was in New York.
Nobody believes Trump will ever get a fair trial in New York, not even you if you’re honest.

Now get out and Vote reform your kids are relying on you to finally step up and help them.


Ill be back when the trade deals are announced to gloat.

until then stop reading the propaganda bullshit you’re fed it exposes you as gullible and limited.

you do make me laugh.

you don't live here and have no appreciation of life here, but tell me I should vote reform.

you tell me not to read propaganda but then post some conspiracy theory about Trump not getting a fair trial.

amazing.

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 13:13

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:29

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:19

I’m picking you will stay home instead of getting out there and voting reform today, not because your district isn’t voting but because you’re a kiddy fiddling sympathiser. Serious question are you a member of the rape cult?

What the actual fuck are you talking about?
Serious question, are you having some kind of breakdown?

didn’t you vote for a someone convicted of a sex crime?

 

Actually no, I am a British Citizen, I am out here on a Green card still. I could become a US citizen if I wanted but can’t be bothered. So I didn’t vote for Trump.

However, the witch hunt against Trump was and still is political, Just like how they went after Justice Kabanaugh. The case against Trump where he supposedly raped a woman back in the 1990’s in a dept store changing room was a joke. Only reason they found him guilty as because the trial was in New York.
Nobody believes Trump will ever get a fair trial in New York, not even you if you’re honest.

Now get out and Vote reform your kids are relying on you to finally step up and help them.


Ill be back when the trade deals are announced to gloat.

until then stop reading the propaganda bullshit you’re fed it exposes you as gullible and limited.

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 13:13

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:29

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:19

I’m picking you will stay home instead of getting out there and voting reform today, not because your district isn’t voting but because you’re a kiddy fiddling sympathiser. Serious question are you a member of the rape cult?

What the actual fuck are you talking about?
Serious question, are you having some kind of breakdown?

didn’t you vote for a someone convicted of a sex crime?

 

Actually no, I am a British Citizen, I am out here on a Green card still. I could become a US citizen if I wanted but can’t be bothered. So I didn’t vote for Trump.

However, the witch hunt against Trump was and still is political, Just like how they went after Justice Kabanaugh. The case against Trump where he supposedly raped a woman back in the 1990’s in a dept store changing room was a joke. Only reason they found him guilty as because the trial was in New York.
Nobody believes Trump will ever get a fair trial in New York, not even you if you’re honest.

Now get out and Vote reform your kids are relying on you to finally step up and help them.


Ill be back when the trade deals are announced to gloat.

until then stop reading the propaganda bullshit you’re fed it exposes you as gullible and limited.

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:29

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:19

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:09

It doesn’t take a genius to work out the tariffs mean additional cost. That additional cost means either prices go up or business make less profits.

which one are you picking?

I’m picking you will stay home instead of getting out there and voting reform today, not because your district isn’t voting but because you’re a kiddy fiddling sympathiser. Serious question are you a member of the rape cult?

What the actual fuck are you talking about?
Serious question, are you having some kind of breakdown?

didn’t you vote for a someone convicted of a sex crime?

Lee Trundle" wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 12:54 It's not clear, that's why I'm asking the question.

Lee Trundle" wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 11:10 Is your point that his MS13 tattoo's were photoshopped onto his knuckles, BJB, or that it was photoshopped to highlight what those symbols actually meant?

Jaan Kenbrovin" wrote: ↑30 Apr 2025, 22:50

BillyJenningsBoots wrote: ↑30 Apr 2025, 22:14

 

He did make me laugh with his comment on how maybe American kids should only need 2 dolls and not 30. Don’t worry about the company that is selling 30 dolls and now only sells 2.

He's a fucking moron!

Did you see his interview with Terry "Never heard of You, but chose you" Moran and Trumpsters insistence that Abrego Garcia actually has MS13 tattooed on his knuckles and that it wasnt photoshopped. You literally could not find a more stupid man on this planet! But Nutsack wont hear anything negative about him...! 

I think anyone pretending Garcia isn't MS13 is far more moronic. Wanting to make him a martyr and pin up boy for the Democrats is even more insane than Starmer welcoming clarity on what a man and a women are.

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:19

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:09

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:51 As for inflation it is down,  a lot lower than we had under Biden, it is impossible to know if we see any inflation and if so at what level.

Companies are coming back to the USA for manufacturing, IBM being the latest to announce a significant investment. So far it has been announced that over $5 Trillion will be invested in US jobs.

This is due to Tarrifs.

New trade deals are close to being announced with India expected to being the first. Japan and South Korea being close.

Wait for the new agreements then we will see just how much better off the USA economy will be. My bet is it will be much improved in the UsA’s favour and little to no Tarrifs and no trade barriers and strict enforceable IP laws in place.

And when that happens all you inflationists will disappear.

As for companies front running the Tarris, it’s the smart thing to do, doesn’t mean it’s gonna happen, it just means they are unsure.

Can’t you think or yourself ffs? Do you always believe the propagandists ffs?




 

It doesn’t take a genius to work out the tariffs mean additional cost. That additional cost means either prices go up or business make less profits.

which one are you picking?

I’m picking you will stay home instead of getting out there and voting reform today, not because your district isn’t voting but because you’re a kiddy fiddling sympathiser. Serious question are you a member of the rape cult?

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:19

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:09

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:51 As for inflation it is down,  a lot lower than we had under Biden, it is impossible to know if we see any inflation and if so at what level.

Companies are coming back to the USA for manufacturing, IBM being the latest to announce a significant investment. So far it has been announced that over $5 Trillion will be invested in US jobs.

This is due to Tarrifs.

New trade deals are close to being announced with India expected to being the first. Japan and South Korea being close.

Wait for the new agreements then we will see just how much better off the USA economy will be. My bet is it will be much improved in the UsA’s favour and little to no Tarrifs and no trade barriers and strict enforceable IP laws in place.

And when that happens all you inflationists will disappear.

As for companies front running the Tarris, it’s the smart thing to do, doesn’t mean it’s gonna happen, it just means they are unsure.

Can’t you think or yourself ffs? Do you always believe the propagandists ffs?





 

It doesn’t take a genius to work out the tariffs mean additional cost. That additional cost means either prices go up or business make less profits.

which one are you picking?

I’m picking you will stay home instead of getting out there and voting reform today, not because your district isn’t voting but because you’re a kiddy fiddling sympathiser. Serious question are you a member of the rape cult?

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:19

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:09

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:51 As for inflation it is down,  a lot lower than we had under Biden, it is impossible to know if we see any inflation and if so at what level.

Companies are coming back to the USA for manufacturing, IBM being the latest to announce a significant investment. So far it has been announced that over $5 Trillion will be invested in US jobs.

This is due to Tarrifs.

New trade deals are close to being announced with India expected to being the first. Japan and South Korea being close.

Wait for the new agreements then we will see just how much better off the USA economy will be. My bet is it will be much improved in the UsA’s favour and little to no Tarrifs and no trade barriers and strict enforceable IP laws in place.

And when that happens all you inflationists will disappear.

As for companies front running the Tarris, it’s the smart thing to do, doesn’t mean it’s gonna happen, it just means they are unsure.

Can’t you think or yourself ffs? Do you always believe the propagandists ffs?




 

It doesn’t take a genius to work out the tariffs mean additional cost. That additional cost means either prices go up or business make less profits.

which one are you picking?

I’m picking you will stay home instead of getting out there and voting reform today, not because your district isn’t voting but because you’re a kiddy fiddling sympathiser. Serious question are you a member of the rape cult?

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 08:09

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:51 As for inflation it is down,  a lot lower than we had under Biden, it is impossible to know if we see any inflation and if so at what level.

Companies are coming back to the USA for manufacturing, IBM being the latest to announce a significant investment. So far it has been announced that over $5 Trillion will be invested in US jobs.

This is due to Tarrifs.

New trade deals are close to being announced with India expected to being the first. Japan and South Korea being close.

Wait for the new agreements then we will see just how much better off the USA economy will be. My bet is it will be much improved in the UsA’s favour and little to no Tarrifs and no trade barriers and strict enforceable IP laws in place.

And when that happens all you inflationists will disappear.

As for companies front running the Tarris, it’s the smart thing to do, doesn’t mean it’s gonna happen, it just means they are unsure.

Can’t you think or yourself ffs? Do you always believe the propagandists ffs?



 

It doesn’t take a genius to work out the tariffs mean additional cost. That additional cost means either prices go up or business make less profits.

which one are you picking?

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:51 As for inflation it is down,  a lot lower than we had under Biden, it is impossible to know if we see any inflation and if so at what level.

Companies are coming back to the USA for manufacturing, IBM being the latest to announce a significant investment. So far it has been announced that over $5 Trillion will be invested in US jobs.

This is due to Tarrifs.

New trade deals are close to being announced with India expected to being the first. Japan and South Korea being close.

Wait for the new agreements then we will see just how much better off the USA economy will be. My bet is it will be much improved in the UsA’s favour and little to no Tarrifs and no trade barriers and strict enforceable IP laws in place.

And when that happens all you inflationists will disappear.

As for companies front running the Tarris, it’s the smart thing to do, doesn’t mean it’s gonna happen, it just means they are unsure.

Can’t you think or yourself ffs? Do you always believe the propagandists ffs?


 

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:37

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:29

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:24

I read enough. Like usual it didn’t tell the whole story. Which is why you posted it. And there you were thinking you had a win. You’ll never learn. You lap up any propaganda you can find. I wonder how many people it scared into selling their positions in stocks? 

I tell you what I have learned , and that’s to actually read the thing I’m talking about:

“As we've been reporting, the US economy shrank in the first three months of 2025, according to the latest figures released by the US Bureau of Economic Analysis.This was driven by a drop in government spending and a surge in imports - which count against growth - as firms raced to get good into the country ahead of tariffs.”


That was in there from the get-go, as are many other similar commentaries from economists, analysts etc etc.

There’s no win in this like I told you before. The inflationary impact of the tariffs is crystal clear, let’s see how much the American consumer is prepared to swallow. 

You’re lying again. You posted the link under your “oops” comment. There was no secret that companies were loading up inventory before the Tarrifs kicked in. You just didn’t realize how it affected the GDP numbers negatively. 

Here’s some numbers you won’t hear from the BBC.

The USA reports quarterly the Chinese reports every 100 days so we will wait to see their numbers.

Here’s some leading indicators for you.

China’s Copper stockpiles have plummeted to levels of just a few weeks remaining before they are out.

Chinese exports and manufacturing numbers have also fallen off a cliff.
As has shipping activity…….Oops!

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:29

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:24

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:08

Did you read the article?

I read enough. Like usual it didn’t tell the whole story. Which is why you posted it. And there you were thinking you had a win. You’ll never learn. You lap up any propaganda you can find. I wonder how many people it scared into selling their positions in stocks? 

I tell you what I have learned , and that’s to actually read the thing I’m talking about:

“As we've been reporting, the US economy shrank in the first three months of 2025, according to the latest figures released by the US Bureau of Economic Analysis.This was driven by a drop in government spending and a surge in imports - which count against growth - as firms raced to get good into the country ahead of tariffs.”


That was in there from the get-go, as are many other similar commentaries from economists, analysts etc etc.

There’s no win in this like I told you before. The inflationary impact of the tariffs is crystal clear, let’s see how much the American consumer is prepared to swallow. 

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:24

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:08

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:04

It’s obvious why they soared they were front running the tariffs. So the propaganda BBC article you posted was disingenuous, wasn’t it?

Did you read the article?

I read enough. Like usual it didn’t tell the whole story. Which is why you posted it. And there you were thinking you had a win. You’ll never learn. You lap up any propaganda you can find. I wonder how many people it scared into selling their positions in stocks? 

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:08

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:04

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 06:58

And why do you suppose imports soared? Nothing to do with getting ahead of the tariffs?? What does that tell you about the tariffs?

It’s obvious why they soared they were front running the tariffs. So the propaganda BBC article you posted was disingenuous, wasn’t it?

Did you read the article?

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 07:04

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 06:58

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 00:36 Here you go Goose,

You have to stop listening to these left wing media outlets, it’s all propaganda and it’s all nonsense.

The following is a tweet from Charlie Kirk.

Feel free to verify CNBC.

The Democrats are out in force this morning claiming the sky is falling and a recession is imminent because GDP shrunk in Q1 by 0.3%. Wrong.

This was a one-off. 

CNBC: "Imports soared 41.3% for the quarter, driven by a 50.9% increase in goods. Imports subtract from GDP, so the contraction in growth may not be viewed as negatively given the potential for the trend to reverse in subsequent quarters."

Core GDP was UP 3%
Private investment surged 22%

And why do you suppose imports soared? Nothing to do with getting ahead of the tariffs?? What does that tell you about the tariffs?

It’s obvious why they soared they were front running the tariffs. So the propaganda BBC article you posted was disingenuous, wasn’t it?

goose wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 06:58

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 00:36 Here you go Goose,

You have to stop listening to these left wing media outlets, it’s all propaganda and it’s all nonsense.

The following is a tweet from Charlie Kirk.

Feel free to verify CNBC.

The Democrats are out in force this morning claiming the sky is falling and a recession is imminent because GDP shrunk in Q1 by 0.3%. Wrong.

This was a one-off. 

CNBC: "Imports soared 41.3% for the quarter, driven by a 50.9% increase in goods. Imports subtract from GDP, so the contraction in growth may not be viewed as negatively given the potential for the trend to reverse in subsequent quarters."

Core GDP was UP 3%
Private investment surged 22%

And why do you suppose imports soared? Nothing to do with getting ahead of the tariffs?? What does that tell you about the tariffs?

Nutsin wrote: ↑01 May 2025, 00:36 Here you go Goose,

You have to stop listening to these left wing media outlets, it’s all propaganda and it’s all nonsense.

The following is a tweet from Charlie Kirk.

Feel free to verify CNBC.

The Democrats are out in force this morning claiming the sky is falling and a recession is imminent because GDP shrunk in Q1 by 0.3%. Wrong.

This was a one-off. 

CNBC: "Imports soared 41.3% for the quarter, driven by a 50.9% increase in goods. Imports subtract from GDP, so the contraction in growth may not be viewed as negatively given the potential for the trend to reverse in subsequent quarters."

Core GDP was UP 3%
Private investment surged 22%