Posted on 10/13/2017 3:11:00 PM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
Former Secretary of State John Kerry on Friday blasted President Trump's decision not to re-certify Iran's compliance with the Iran nuclear deal, accusing Mr. Trump of jumpstarting an "international crisis."
"President Trump's decision today is dangerous," Kerry said in a lengthy statement he posted to Twitter. "He's creating an international crisis. It endangers America's national security interests and those of our closest allies.
"The president has polluted the negotiating waters and made it easier for legitimate concerns to be distinguished from back-door efforts to kill the deal," Kerry added. "What we've seen today lacks common sense and strategic thinking to say nothing of maturity. Congress now gets an opportunity to be the adult in the room and act in America's genuine national security interest. The country and the world really are watching."
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Well,... when something has been used for over 80 years to mean something, I think it’s safe to say most folks think of it in those terms.
I’m 66 years old now and I’ve never heard it used to describe a mighty hunter.
I may be the last guy not to know. I doubt it.
So, Trump is a bigger enemy than a nuclear Iran?
Thirteen years later, still waiting on the SF180.
The deal he and Barry made with Tehran did not end the crisis with Tehran, it merely papered over it and gave billions to Iran in addition.
“I’m 66 years old now and I’ve never heard it used to describe a mighty hunter.”
I knew a guy years ago,a hunter, that belonged to the Nimrod Club here in MA——I didn’t even know that there was a Bugs Bunny connection.
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At dictionary.com, it doesn't even mention the more modern term. It still references a mighty hunger, in the follow on after Noah era.
at Urban Dictionary.com it references both. There may be a third reference too, possibly an album I'm not familiar with, trailing low on the page. [ Language aler this site ]
Lean something new every day here.
Correction:
[ Language alert that site ]
“Lean something new every day here. “
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Yep,I know that I certainly do.
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Green Day-——I’ll be darned-—I remember a grandaughter,now 22,mentioning that group a few years ago.
I’ll have the check “Nimrod” out.
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From the first few seconds, it’s not my type of music.
It may be better deeper into the album. I kind of doubt it. It’s a genre that doesn’t appeal to me.
Trump is stomping all over the last squirts of Ketchup Man and OBambi’s “legacy”
DELICIOUS
Trump tweets we’d pay to see:
“John Kerry, truly one of the wimpiest men to ever walk the earth”
There are some parts you mike like. And if you’re into the “Techno” beat, you may enjoy more than I would of it.
Suggested points you might want to try, if not all of it, check out songs starting at 2:50 and 42:57.
Those are more conventional.
I wouldn’t term this total techno, put it’s rapid beat reminds me of techno considerably.
Break a leg John.
None of these creeps from the obozo years can just fade away and disappear, can they? They did a lousy job when in the administration and now feel the need to defend their actions?
Well, guess what, John? Your role in that Iran deal was disastrous but you had to do it to earn the praise, didn’t you? What about your country? Oh! that never entered your mind?
Sometimes I wonder if this idiot is trying to protect some element(s) of his wife’s first husband’s trust fund. Are Heinz/Kraft products sold in Tehran?
I submit, to folks of the left, that although George W. was a disappointment, he can be credited with two wonderful successes. He kept Al Gore and John ‘Effin Kerry out of the White House!!!!!! It fries their brains, what they deserve.
For the future safety of this country it is more like Trump is dealing with the inevitable before it becomes too big to handle. Lurch is such the traitor and the NWO lackey.
INDEED!
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