Trump Is Destroying Everything He Touches
POSTED BY: JJ
UPDATED: Friday, September 11, 2026 21:58
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Trump's alliances start to crack over 'insult' to Afghanistan veterans in Europe
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Isn’t it funny how comrade signym and others here complained for years, decades even, about America and how poorly it is run? Only to back for president the most corrupt individual they could find. A convicted felon and sexual abuser, who then filled the white house with other criminals bent on destroying all our democratic institutions. And all of them being about self-enrichment.
A white house that runs the country the way comrade signym and others here, created thread after thread over decades, to cry foul about. They are backing a war monger who steals other countries treasure while also looting our own.
And isn’t it funny how now, they argue with anyone who exposes their hypocrisy. Anyone who reveals their lack of morals laid bare, by their principles blending seamlessly with a corrupt president.
Another problem they have, is that all their rants over the years, decades, have been exposed to be complete bullshit. Rants against happenings, gauged by what we see is acceptable to them today, that they apparently never did care about themselves.
No comment then.
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Trump part 2 only lasted a short while? ...oh well
BREAKING: SUPREME COURT ALLOWS NEW CALIFORNIA VOTING MAP FOR MIDTERMS!
https://x.com/GovPressOffice/status/2019127529366552809
SCOTUS Sides With Newsom in Election War With ‘Loser’ Trump
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/scotus-sides-newsom-election-war-2
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Jobs report for January is a disaster.
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Layoffs under Trump rocket to worst January levels since Great Recession
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/layoffs-under-trump-rocket-to-
worst-january-levels-since-great-recession/ar-AA1VKza5
Well, I'm right again Jack.
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No. You're not, Ted.
You are never right. You have never been right. You will never be right.
You think in nothing longer than 24 hour blocks of time. Both completely forgetting about everything that happened more than 24 hours ago every morning that you wake up, and never putting any thought into anything beyond the next 24 hours that will occur after you go to sleep.
You don't have any opinions of your own. You've relinquished any semblance of self-agency you may have ever once held decades ago.
You're on autopilot right now without any form of leadership behind the thoughts they give you.
This is the absolute worst time for you to be mindlessly opening your mouth every day. In retrospect, everything you post right now will look particularly insane, even when compared the the extremely low bar that you've set for yourself with your very long and very worthless post history here over the years.
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Be Nice. Don't be a dick. 
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Quote:Crypto Crash Feb 05, 2026
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
Be Evil. Be a dick.
https://paulkrugman.substack.com/p/crypotocrash
Second, the fact that BTC is now lower than it was before the 2024 election is significant in two ways. It shows the limits of political favor — all of Trump’s boasts about making American a crypto superpower, all the deregulatory talk and pardons for cryptocriminals, in the end couldn’t defy gravity.
But it also means that everyone who bought Bitcoin in the belief that Trump would make Bitcoin greater than ever has lost money, in many cases a lot of money. So this is another case of ETTD: everything Trump touches dies.
Finally, this crash may have political consequences. At least some young men supported Trump because they believed that he would enhance their crypto investments, and have remained favorable because he seemed to be delivering. I don’t know how many bitterly disillusioned bros there will be now, but there will be some.
And in general the whole “Say what you like about Trump, but markets are up” mindset must be under severe strain.
Are we having fun yet?
Bitcoin Price Plunges Toward $60,000 as $1 Billion in Liquidations Hit in 24 Hours
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/news/bitcoin-price-plunges-toward-60000
The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Jack, Gilligan, you talk in generalizations. And that's because there is no depth to your comments. I post what is happening. You post nothing that challenges my posted content. Your only answer to these posts are insults.
You insult the poster; you insult the source and never touch on the points being made by both. If you watch Trump he does the same and he too, stupidly thinks he is winning the day. His polls say something else, don't they?
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U.S. jobs data on Wednesday is set to pull back the curtain on the past year’s labor market, and offer the clearest picture yet of a period when hiring in America appeared to slow down.
A preliminary estimate issued last year by the BLS projected that annual employment for March 2024 through March 2025 would be marked down by more than 900,000 jobs once all the data was in from states. The bureau will issue its final mark down of the year ending in March 2025 on Wednesday.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/jobs-data-will-shine-a-fresh-light-o
n-the-first-year-of-trump-s-term/ar-AA1W7shJ?
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Tariff votes hand Republicans an unwanted referendum on affordability
A small GOP rebellion is unleashing a flood of House votes on President Donald Trump’s tariff policies in the coming weeks — handing Democrats a powerful tool to hammer Republicans on affordability issues ahead of the November midterms.
House leaders had shielded their most vulnerable Republicans from politically explosive votes on tariffs for more than a year, but now the fallout is reverberating on Capitol Hill and in tough battleground races around the country.
Six Republicans broke ranks and joined Democrats Wednesday to overturn Trump’s Canada tariffs — a vote that took place only after three of those GOP members bucked Speaker Mike Johnson and voted Tuesday to reject a provision that would have blocked it. The move is likely to force a Trump veto.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/tariff-votes-hand-republicans-
an-unwanted-referendum-on-affordability/ar-AA1Wc4K1?
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