Things You Know Will Happen

[SuburbanFarmer]

It's hard to see a strong connection between the two politicians.

Trump has never been anything other than a raging neocon Democrat.

Thinking people, while they might have favored deconstruction of both parties, never took the Trump bait.

Are you calling Walter Block a non-thinking person??

Walter Block is the Harold E. Wirth Eminent Scholar Endowed Chair in Economics at Loyola University. He is also an Adjunct Scholar at the Mises Institute and the Hoover Institute. He has previously taught at the University of Central Arkansas, Holy Cross College, Baruch (C.U.N.Y.) and Rutgers Universities. He earned a B.A. in philosophy from Brooklyn College (C.U.N.Y.) in 1964 and a Ph.D. degree in economics from Columbia University in 1972.

Fact is that the non-anarchist Paul supporters voted for Trump.

No we didn't.

[Speaker to Animals]

BA HA HA HA HA HA

GCF was a Ron Paul supporter. You lost.

[TheReal_ND]

And a Hilary voter. Two time loser.

[heydaralon]

[SuburbanFarmer]

And a Hilary voter. Two time loser.

Nope I voted for the pothead. Independents all day, except in 2008.

[apeman]

Predictions:

Obamacare repeal votes continue to fail. (80% confidence - does GOP actually want to own this un-fixable mess?)
No tax plan is even presented for vote until 2018 (not referring to bullet-point wish lists) (90% confidence)
No wall, at most some targeted fencing or something like that (80% confidence)
No trillion dollar infrastructure stimulus (95% confidence)
GDP comes in at .3% or less for Q1 (80% confidence)
Stocks do not crater (down more than 20%) during Trump's term (70% confidence)
Yellen stays in charge of Fed (80% confidence)
No war with Russia or North Korea during Trump term(70% confidence)
Chelsea Clinton runs for office, loses (80% confidence)

Looking decent.

I have elsewhere predicted several times (it appears it Martin's Ask a Liberalist postings) that dollar would weaken, not strengthen, during Trump presidency -- recall that every major guru and bank were talking up the new uber-strong dollar.

I was very correct about that, dollar now weaker than on election night.

[heydaralon]

Predictions:

Obamacare repeal votes continue to fail. (80% confidence - does GOP actually want to own this un-fixable mess?)
No tax plan is even presented for vote until 2018 (not referring to bullet-point wish lists) (90% confidence)
No wall, at most some targeted fencing or something like that (80% confidence)
No trillion dollar infrastructure stimulus (95% confidence)
GDP comes in at .3% or less for Q1 (80% confidence)
Stocks do not crater (down more than 20%) during Trump's term (70% confidence)
Yellen stays in charge of Fed (80% confidence)
No war with Russia or North Korea during Trump term(70% confidence)
Chelsea Clinton runs for office, loses (80% confidence)

Looking decent.

I have elsewhere predicted several times (it appears it Martin's Ask a Liberalist postings) that dollar would weaken, not strengthen, during Trump presidency -- recall that every major guru and bank were talking up the new uber-strong dollar.

I was very correct about that, dollar now weaker than on election night.

You just edited that post man. I remember you were saying on this thread that the Zimbabwe dollars would be the World reserve currency by 2022.

[C-Mag]

O'Reilly is going to start Podcasting

Nailed it.

[C-Mag]

Trump will fire Mueller, and despite loud panicked cries, Trump will not be impeached.

Trump will appoint 4 Justices to the Supreme Court

General McMaster and/or Nikki Haley will be fired

The Catholic Church will undergo a Schism due to lack of confidence in Pope Francis

Former Eastern European and Soviet Bloc Nations will realign and cede to pull out of the European Union, forming their own Union. These nations will be led by Poland, but will also include Austria.

[BjornP]

Former Eastern European and Soviet Bloc Nations will realign and cede to pull out of the European Union, forming their own Union. These nations will be led by Poland, but will also include Austria.

Huh?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/ ... -in-the-uk

According to the poll, enthusiasm for EU membership is slightly stronger in the UK than France or Italy where 53% and 51% respectively voiced approval. These figures were a modest rise from earlier in the year.

Support is strongest in Poland, the biggest beneficiary of European funds: the EU had a 77% approval rating in the latest poll, compared with 68% in March. Germany was in second place, with 69% expressing approval for the European project, up from 61%.

http://www.pewglobal.org/2017/06/15/pos ... toward-eu/

I'm guessing you were predicting that because you've heard many East European countries reject the refugee quotas, right? True, and if the EU was only about reassigning refugees, you'd definitely see alot of Poles, and both East, Western, Southern and Northern European countries abandon that project in a heartbeat...

...but it's not. Which is why Poles are currently the ones least likely to leave the EU.