Punk in Finland

ljm wrote: ↑

21 Nov 2020, 13:34

Kulttuurihegemoninen spermahuntu wrote: ↑

21 Nov 2020, 09:12

Hyödytön idiootti wrote: ↑

21 Nov 2020, 08:12

New Yorkin pormestari Rudy Giuliani ja kiinteistösijoittaja Donald Trump New Yorkin Trump International -hotellin peruskiven muuraustilaisuudessa vuonna 1995.­KUVA: ROSE HARTMAN / ZUMA

Saataispa tästä sellanen 25 years later versio

Semmonen missä hakkaavat kiviä käsipelillä pallot jalassa.

Left Wing Ultra wrote: ↑

21 Nov 2020, 19:59

badger sadberg badger wrote: ↑

21 Nov 2020, 19:43

tiesitkö, että donald trump juniorilla on vittu viis lasta?
ekaa kertaa kuulen, että sillä ees on lapsia

Eihän mies enää erityisen nuori ole. Ikä 42 vuotta. Kyllä lapsia arvostavassa ilmapiirissä ihan siedettävää tahtia.

viemärilabyrintti wrote: ↑

21 Nov 2020, 13:30

Jeffrey Lee Perse wrote: ↑

21 Nov 2020, 13:24

Jeffrey Lee Perse wrote: ↑

21 Nov 2020, 13:23

viemärilabyrintti wrote: ↑

21 Nov 2020, 12:47

Jeffrey Lee Perse wrote: ↑

21 Nov 2020, 12:37

Time on kyllä paska lehti.

Eri

Tää tuli mulle siinä 911 aikoihin ja voi vittu miten paskoja "analyysejä" Euroopasta siellä oli.

Ainoo kerta kun olen oikeasti peruuttanut lehden tilauksen ja laittanut vittuilevan sähköpostin perään.

Itse olen lukenut tuota European editionia ja aivan asiallinen julkaisu

CNN wrote:When the event began, Trump was among the nearly two-dozen world leaders who appeared via video-conference, beaming in from the White House situation room.

But only 13 minutes after the scheduled 8 a.m. ET, start time, Trump was sending tweets focused on his efforts to overturn the results of the US presidential election.

By 10 a.m. ET, the President had departed the White House on his way to his namesake golf club outside Washington, DC.

He was there when the "side event on Pandemic Preparedness" got underway, featuring remarks from French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, South Korean President Moon Jae-in and several other world leaders. Trump did not participate.

Turku ZOG wrote: ↑

22 Nov 2020, 18:16

Vielä ehtii, vielä ehtii saada nollan rikki kunnon jytkyllä! https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9048130/t ... le-strike/

MC Nigga T wrote: ↑

22 Nov 2020, 20:38

Jeffrey Lee Perse wrote: ↑

22 Nov 2020, 20:45

MC Nigga T wrote: ↑

22 Nov 2020, 20:38

No siis 100% support.

Nov 22nd 2020 - 8:13:32 AM EST

Just arrived at Virtual G20. Was here yesterday also (early), but some of the Fake News Media failed to report it accurately - as usual. My speech is available (they said I didn’t make a speech).

Donald Trump has taken his campaign to deny the results of the US presidential election global, telling leaders at the G20 summit he’s looking forward to going on working with them.

The gathering of leaders of major world economies is being held online this year, but could have been an occasion for Trump to bid his peers goodbye and pledge American support in the battle against Covid-19. Instead, according to audio of his comments obtained by the Observer, he said: “It’s been a great honour to work with you, and I look forward to working with you again for a long time.”

He went on to boast about the US economy and military, and repeated false claims that his government’s Operation Warp Speed was behind both the first two successful coronavirus vaccines. Warp Speed provided funding for development of the vaccine produced by Moderna, but not the Pfizer vaccine, which was developed without US government help.

It was in stark contrast to comments from other leaders, which focused on the pandemic. One source said: “His was the anomalous speech. Everyone else talked about global matters of life and death.”

Most national leaders cited the World Health Organization and ACT Accelerator, which aims to speed up treatment and vaccines for Covid-19 and ensure equitable global distribution, a source said. A number also reflected on how countries had failed to help each other during crisis moments of the pandemic. Trump, who pulled the US out of the WHO, did not mention either organisation, but said America would ensure “domestic needs are met” before working on vaccines for the rest of the world.

No speaker made direct reference to Joe Biden’s winning at least 6 million more votes than Trump and the electoral college by 306 votes to Trump’s 232. Trump has refused to concede, instead making baseless claims of voter fraud in an attempt to overturn the result of the presidential election so that he can remain in office – a power grab without precedent in modern American history.

After opening remarks, G20 leaders held a session on pandemic preparedness and response, mostly involving pre-recorded speeches. By then, Trump had left for his golf course in Virginia and no US official spoke on the issue.

The G20 summit is being hosted by Saudi Arabia, which had hoped to use it to showcase changes in the kingdom and rehabilitate the image of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi by a Saudi hit squad. However, the summit has been overshadowed by concerns about its human rights record, especially the fate of jailed female activists.

CNN wrote: Donald Trump has left the world stage. Few will miss him

As stage exits go Donald Trump's departure was something of a whimper, the US President leaving the top table of global G20 leaders to play golf.

Trump has been out of kilter with the global mood since he first took office preaching his "America first, fair, not free trade" brand of nationalist isolationist hubris.

Now, as his time in office draws to a close, despite his refusal to publicly accept the reality of the US election results, the combined unspoken message from the world's leaders is: don't let the door hit you on the way out.

The virtual summit for leaders of the world's richest nations is being hosted by Saudi Arabia. Its stated aim is to pull countries together to combat Covid-19, accelerate testing, treatment and vaccines for all, while helping poor nations cope with the pandemic's economic impact.

Evidence of the shifting attitude toward the outgoing US administration came from the lips of Saudi's Minister of Investment, Khalid al-Falih. "When the world needed leadership [to combat Covid-19] there was none," he said. The G20 had stepped up because some nations "turned inwards towards nationalism." Al-Falih didn't mention Trump by name. He didn't need to; his audience understood.
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https://edition.cnn.com/2020/11/22/worl ... index.html

Jesse Python wrote: ↑

22 Nov 2020, 18:59

Turku ZOG wrote: ↑

22 Nov 2020, 18:16

Vielä ehtii, vielä ehtii saada nollan rikki kunnon jytkyllä! https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9048130/t ... le-strike/

Toi juttu on puolitoista vuotta vanha

Jeffrey Lee Perse wrote: ↑

22 Nov 2020, 20:45

MC Nigga T wrote: ↑

22 Nov 2020, 20:38

No siis 100% support.