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Has Steve Bannon Really Lost His Mind ...
Or is it a smoking gun from the heart of the Trump campaign?
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smoking gun from the heart ....... eek ! a bit of a mixed metaphor there itch
covered reluctantly by the Beeb who clearly think the furry little polar bear cub is more newsworthy
Bannon ( I first thought it was Sean (seany) Spicer on whose every word I used to hang ) said on leaving the White House - now it is War ! and I always thought he meant he was gonna carrry on the fight from Breitbart ....
and now this !
How ungrateful - would never have happened in the days of Camelot
covered reluctantly by the Beeb who clearly think the furry little polar bear cub is more newsworthy
Bannon ( I first thought it was Sean (seany) Spicer on whose every word I used to hang ) said on leaving the White House - now it is War ! and I always thought he meant he was gonna carrry on the fight from Breitbart ....
and now this !
How ungrateful - would never have happened in the days of Camelot
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You certainly are having a bad day if you believe anything on Fox News.
And it doesn’t make sense. It says the investigation was deliberately instigated to bring down Trump, but now it has found evidence. You cannot on the one hand say the investigation is baseless and then in the next breath say that it has found that the allegations are true (or the evidence supports it).
To answer the question, has Steve Bannon lost his mind?
That rather assumes he had a mind. He seems to have a set of opinions which are formed without any factual evidence. Any facts that contradict his opinions are just ignored rather than disproved. So what you are left with is a dangerous man who is very determined. It was scary when Trump appointed him, but Trump will probably regret making an enemy of him.
You certainly are having a bad day if you believe anything on Fox News.
And it doesn’t make sense. It says the investigation was deliberately instigated to bring down Trump, but now it has found evidence. You cannot on the one hand say the investigation is baseless and then in the next breath say that it has found that the allegations are true (or the evidence supports it).
To answer the question, has Steve Bannon lost his mind?
That rather assumes he had a mind. He seems to have a set of opinions which are formed without any factual evidence. Any facts that contradict his opinions are just ignored rather than disproved. So what you are left with is a dangerous man who is very determined. It was scary when Trump appointed him, but Trump will probably regret making an enemy of him.
I’m not sure ogre sums up Trump.
Might fit Dubya who invaded countries and left them in ruins and resulted in hundreds of thousands dying.
Trump on the other hand has to potential to do great harm, but hasn’t (yet). Trump is frightening because he isn’t very bright. It is a dangeous world, but we don’t seem to have a President who can cope with its complexities. So he makes decisions that often don’t make sense (or don’t seen to realise the consequences). His unpredictability is scary, not his abominableness.
Might fit Dubya who invaded countries and left them in ruins and resulted in hundreds of thousands dying.
Trump on the other hand has to potential to do great harm, but hasn’t (yet). Trump is frightening because he isn’t very bright. It is a dangeous world, but we don’t seem to have a President who can cope with its complexities. So he makes decisions that often don’t make sense (or don’t seen to realise the consequences). His unpredictability is scary, not his abominableness.
Maybe but how would Blair know? I can imagine he might have joked about it. Just sounds like more fire and fury to me and we have enough of that already.
In any case I think you’re wrong: UK and US intelligence are so tightly interconnected it would be surely impossible for the British to do anything like that without the US knowing. Of course it’s quite possible they could have picked up something juicy from his ‘international negotiations’ but again, idle speculation.
In any case I think you’re wrong: UK and US intelligence are so tightly interconnected it would be surely impossible for the British to do anything like that without the US knowing. Of course it’s quite possible they could have picked up something juicy from his ‘international negotiations’ but again, idle speculation.
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