ksazma posted:Leonora gyal, that is only because he didn't dare say why he like them. But rose wouldn't have been my choice of word.
Another thing, it may be dangerous for a man to say his woman is valuable because she is a cook or a maid.
Sadly, he died shortly after that conversation. He loved to drink, and one day did so forgetting he had taken medication, then had a massive heart attack. Young guy, gone too soon, but he enjoyed life. He was a land surveyor from West Coast Demerara.
ba$eman posted:Tola posted:Among six friends who grew up together in Guyana and moved decades ago to different countries, the ones who moved to the US developed the most selfish attitude, with less compassion for others.
It must be the selfish atmosphere of the place that change people.
Nah joker. You have a personal dislike for the US and, as such, you see what you want to see in the country and the people. In your demented thinking, you backed in to a logic on US people to fit your foregone conclusion by judging some attribute in a friend!
America has all types, the selfish, the altruistic, the giving and the taking!
Your simplistic conclusion reflects the shallowness in your thinking. This usually is synonymous with a lowered IQ, other words dunce!!
Specifically Baseboard, I was speaking about you and your selfish attitude, as described by your neighbours.
Like your lame-brain hero in Guyana and another in the U.S. Anyone who has a different opinion by your standard is wrong. I can see why the US warped your mind, which is very different from one of the best country we live in, call Canada.
The US kick-out people in need and we take them in. That alone tells a lot about the selfish mind of Trump and the US administration. The US is country of war and disharmony, while Canada, who initiated the UN Peace Corps, is a country of peace and harmony. You might want to research how many Americans moved to Canada, after Trump got elected. So stop speaking from your ass and learn some history. .
Your problem is, you worship two of the worse leaders, Jagdeo and Trump. Based on what Jagdeo and his gang did to a lot of people in Guyana, he might never win another election and his rich friends are in jail, waiting for him. Regarding Trump, well, the federal grand jury will decide, if his ass is grass like Nixon. Trump tells too many little lies, by a big white liar.
Bhai, get off your intellectual pedestal, before you fall down and break your ass. Also, stop the late night drinking, because its difficult to understand your writing.
Sadly indeed Leonora. Life is too short.
By DAVID GELLES, LANDON THOMAS Jr. and KATE KELLY
President Trumpâs main council of top corporate leaders disbanded on Wednesday following the presidentâs controversial remarks in which he equated white nationalist hate groups with the protesters opposing them. Soon after, the president announced on Twitter that he would end his executive councils, ârather than put pressureâ on executives.
Rather than putting pressure on the businesspeople of the Manufacturing Council & Strategy & Policy Forum, I am ending both. Thank you all!
The quick sequence began late Wednesday morning when Stephen A. Schwarzman, the chief executive of the Blackstone Group and one of Mr. Trumpâs closest confidants in the business community, organized a conference call for members of the presidentâs Strategic and Policy Forum.
On the call, the chief executives of some of the largest companies in the country debated how to proceed.
After a discussion among a dozen prominent C.E.O.s, the decision was made to abandon the group altogether, said people with knowledge of details of the call.
The council included Laurence D. Fink of BlackRock, Ginni Rometty of IBM, Rich Lesser of the Boston Consulting Group and Toby Cosgrove of the Cleveland Clinic, among others.
Continue reading the main storyâIntolerance, racism and violence have absolutely no place in this country and are an affront to core American values,â said a statement released by the council. âWe believe the debate over forum participation has become a distraction from our well-intentioned and sincere desire to aid vital policy discussions on how to improve the lives of everyday Americans. As such, the president and we are disbanding the forum.â
Before the presidentâs announcement, executives from his manufacturing council were expected to have a similar call Wednesday afternoon. The manufacturing panel has seen a wave of defections since Monday, as business chiefs who had agreed to advise the president determined that his remarks left them with no choice but to walk away.
But the presidentâs equivocating in the wake of the outburst of white nationalist violence in Charlottesville was too much for the C.E.O.s to bear.
âHe had put them in a very difficult position,â said Anat R. Admati, a professor of finance and economics at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. âThis has ruined his relationships with some of them.â
On Monday, after Mr. Trumpâs initial response to the violence, Kenneth C. Frazier, the chief executive of drugmaker Merck, resigned from the manufacturing council. For much of the day Mr. Frazier was alone in his opposition, but that night, two more C.E.O.s, from Under Armour and Intel, left the same group.
Then on Tuesday, three leaders of labor and nonprofit business groups left the council. And in a rebuke to the president, the chief executive of Walmart made public a letter to employees in which is explicitly criticized Mr. Trumpâs leadership.
Presidential advisory councils are largely ceremonial, meant to give the business community a line in with the White House. But in the Trump administration, the councils have become politically charged entities, as the executives in the groups have routinely been asked to defend the presidentâs unpopular opinions and policies.
<button class="button comments-button theme-speech-bubble-large" data-skip-to-para-id="">480COMMENTS</button>Moreover, the panels have not been seen to be particularly effective. After a few high profile events for the groups early in the Mr. Trumpâs presidency, there have been few meetings since, and none more are planned.
âSo far they havenât done much,â Ms. Admati said. âThey had a few meetings with a bunch of fanfare, but it was more symbolic than anything else.â
Andrew Ross Sorkin and Ben Protess contributed reporting.
If they are able to toss the orange head dude out on his ass would it be easier to charge him with all the shenanigans? Anyone?
Washington (CNN)The chaos and bombast that have driven President Donald Trump's White House into its deepest crisis yet just burst America's borders.
When a country (USA) is losing many billions of dollars on trade with virtually every country it does business with, trade wars are good, and easy to win. Example, when we are down $100 billion with a certain country and they get cute, donât trade anymore-we win big. Itâs easy!
Shit For Brains now saying Ivanka and Jared has to be fired, the Turd will soon have the whole Whitehouse to himself.
He might end up in the big house.
And to think that he spent so much time gotaying that Clinton and Obama were guilty of pay for play. Usually wise people donât bring up their own kind of sins.
His nonsense yesterday is courtesy of information that Mueller is looking into Ivankaâs business dealings.
Now it looks like he wants back the TPP agreement he tore up earlier.
The biggest a$$ ever lived in the White House. Nixon was crooked but still smart. Trump is crooked and also a jacka$$. 
Do you remember how surprised he was on election night?
He knew then that he was not ready for this responsibility, he went along for kicks, fame and money. The Russians installed him , now his sorry ass will end up losing more than what he will gain.
Decent people were watching his antics all along, they gave him all the rope he wanted.
Now Trump is asking Kelly to throw out Ivanka and Kushner. Like he canât even do that.
ksazma posted:Now Trump is asking Kelly to throw out Ivanka and Kushner. Like he canât even do that.
My Capitol Hill friends and I have been watching the Trump drama. We knew he would have to toss them out soon. We've been laughing nonstop that we were so right. 
America is not designed for royal family but somehow Trump and his family seemed to believe that they can get away with it. Trump fears no one. He insults and fights with everyone. Even the Pope was not off limit for his rant. But he steers far away from messing with Putin. The question is why.
Putin is his frein. Can u have friends like Trump and Putin? Dem two chaps knows how to wrestle with destiny. Most ppl juss go wid the flow, not Trump and Putin. The world can now add the leader of China, he gat unlimited term. Trump and his colleagues gat world domination in mind.
ksazma posted:America is not designed for royal family but somehow Trump and his family seemed to believe that they can get away with it. Trump fears no one. He insults and fights with everyone. Even the Pope was not off limit for his rant. But he steers far away from messing with Putin. The question is why.
Don't mess with the Russians. Putin has all the goods on Trump.
Siggy, yuh think world domination is good bai?
Putin is effectively Russiaâs president for life. Xi is putting methods in place to be Chinaâs president for life. Trump canât worry about being Americaâs president for life because he is too taken up with wondering how much sh!t he, his family and their business have gotten into.
Looks like Manaford is more afraid of the Russians than he is of Mueller. He knows that Mueller has to follow rules. Putin doesnât have the same standard.
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