The Reign of Trump

[tattuchu]

And now we see a KKK Trump victory parade

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/don ... f37fe5591c

[Tyrannical]

American people are screwed:

In addition to the reality that Carrier intends to send nearly twice as many jobs to Mexico as will remain in Indiana, and in addition to Trump and Pence paying Carrier $7 million in state tax breaks for doing so, the deal sets a troubling precedent. Now CEOs are further encouraged to announce plans to move factories to foreign nations, simply to extort tax incentives from our autocratic chief executive.

http://www.salon.com/2016/12/05/donald- ... rous-deal/

The tax break was 700k a year for ten years. The salaries of the jobs saved totals around 35M a year.

[Tero]

The parent company will get military contracts when Trump sworn in.

[Tero]

This just in: Trump kind to journalists.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- Donald Trump called reporters "lying, disgusting people" but said he would not kill them, as Russian President Vladimir Putin allegedly has done.

[tattuchu]

This just in: Trump kind to journalists.

GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- Donald Trump called reporters "lying, disgusting people" but said he would not kill them, as Russian President Vladimir Putin allegedly has done.

Well I guess that's good?

[JimC]

How noble of him...

[Svartalf]

He <will not, that'ss what the secret service is for.

[Tero]

FOX NEWS
In February, United Technologies said it would close its Carrier air conditioning and heating plant in Indianapolis and move its manufacturing to Mexico. The plant's workers would have been laid off over three years starting in 2017.

Whatever deal Trump struck with Carrier does not appear to have salvaged jobs at a separate branch of United Technologies in Huntington, Ind., that makes microprocessor-based controls for the heating, air conditioning and refrigeration industries. That branch will move manufacturing operations to a new plant in Mexico, costing the city 700 jobs by 2018.

[Tero]

Shut up liberals! We are not listening.
http://www.salon.com/2016/12/06/forget- ... picks=true

[Tyrannical]

looks like massive voter fraud discovered in Detroit, thanks green party. A third of the precincts (95% hillary) are showing more voter machine votes than voters.

[Tero]

They have bags of ballots and they can count them. The machines merely count paper ballots. If they can't count them properly, so be it. Better luck or machines next time.

Even so, Baxter said it’s unlikely all 392 of the city’s precincts with mismatched numbers will be disqualified from a recount. The city is in contact with elections officials at the state of Michigan and Baxter predicted the numbers will match when the ballot boxes are re-opened for the recount, which starts Tuesday in Wayne County at Cobo Center.

[Feck]

This caught my eye
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-38228037

-----Storms that year caused significant erosion of sand dunes at the course and the Trump organisation submitted plans to Clare County Council to build a two-mile (2.8km) limestone wall to limit the impact of the seas.

At 4m in height and 20m wide, the 200,000-tonne structure would have required some 200,000 tonnes of rock for construction.

The €10m wall would protect against the wasting impacts of the seas, the original application said.

The documents went on to detail that "the rising sea levels and increased storm frequency and wave energy associated with global warming can increase the rate of erosion".----

[Hermit]

the 200,000-tonne structure would have required some 200,000 tonnes of rock

Wow! Who writes that shit? Going by that profound revelation one could also say that a 593,600-tonne structure would have required some 593,600 tonnes of rock, which is what Trump's wall would have amounted to, being 224,000 m³ in volume and limestone weighing 2.65 tons per cubic metre.

[Brian Peacock]

I never knew that a thing is as heavy as what it weighs.

[pErvinalia]

A 200,000 tonne structure should only require 199,999.99999999999999999999999999 tonnes of rock. The air in the gaps makes up the rest.