THE ERA OF TRUMP

[K@th]

"There's been a leak about Hillary! Lock her up! We know it's true, cause Bannon told us!"

"These leaks about Trump can't possibly be true because that would mess with my preconceived narrative."



Hypocrite much?

[TheReal_ND]

Assange's track record approaches 100%

Oh but now he's got facts I don't like! Fake News!

[Okeefenokee]

"There's been a leak about Hillary! Lock her up! We know it's true, cause Bannon told us!"

"These leaks about Trump can't possibly be true because that would mess with my preconceived narrative."



Hypocrite much?

It is where they are coming from, Kath. You should know better. The info on Hillary came from the FBI, with Comey's name on it. Fake news comes from the MSM with nothing more than an anonymous source as the origination.

[Xenophon]

"There's been a leak about Hillary! Lock her up! We know it's true, cause Bannon told us!"

"These leaks about Trump can't possibly be true because that would mess with my preconceived narrative."



Hypocrite much?

It is where they are coming from, Kath. You should know better. The info on Hillary came from the FBI, with Comey's name on it. Fake news comes from the MSM with nothing more than an anonymous source as the origination.

Stop with the mansplaining, whitey.

[Smitty-48]

Might just be blue skying right now, but destabilizing Mexico into a meltdown does fit the agenda quite nicely, justifies sealing the border, drives businesses out of Mexico, spurs MIC spending, and makes both the oil price and US dollar go up, boosting shale production without suffering a big jump in gas prices.

For the TrumpXon-Mobile-Sachs-Plex; invading Mexico would be a win-win-win-win-win.

[Penner]

So Silicon Valley supposedly has a backup plan if and when Trump removes the H1-B Visas:

For many U.S. startups and their foreign-born employees, a kind of back-up plan may be starting to sound like a good idea right about now.

Yesterday, White House press secretary Sean Spicer confirmed that administration officials have drafted a new executive order aimed at overhauling, among other things, the H-1B work-visa program that U.S.-based tech companies have long relied on to bring top foreign engineering talent into their ranks. Spicer said the possible executive order is “part of a larger immigration effort” related in part to Friday’s hot-button immigration ban targeting immigrants and refugees from seven predominantly Muslim countries.

According to Bloomberg, the draft proposal states that: “Our country’s immigration policies should be designed and implemented to serve, first and foremost, the U.S. national interest. Visa programs for foreign workers … should be administered in a manner that protects the civil rights of American workers and current lawful residents, and that prioritizes the protection of American workers — our forgotten working people — and the jobs they hold.” (The shorter version: companies have to try hiring U.S.-born employees first.)

Whether and when that executive order gets signed is an open question, but at least one small group of cofounders has banded together to make it easier for U.S. companies to create subsidiaries in Canada and to move their U.S.-based employees to a new, Vancouver-based office, and all within what they describe as weeks, not months. They haven’t created a nonprofit. They’ve instead formed a new company called True North that’s right now offering a $6,000 package that includes airfare for one person to Vancouver, two nights of accommodations, and a day with “world-class immigration professionals who will walk you through the process and answer any questions you have.”

https://techcrunch.com/2017/01/31/in-si ... vancouver/

So Canada might get some pretty good talent if this happen, eh?

[TheReal_ND]

but my demographics

[skankhunt42]

Might just be blue skying right now, but destabilizing Mexico into a meltdown does fit the agenda quite nicely, justifies sealing the border, drives businesses out of Mexico, spurs MIC spending, and makes both the oil price and US dollar go up, boosting shale production without suffering a big jump in gas prices.

For the TrumpXon-Mobile-Sachs-Plex; invading Mexico would be a win-win-win-win-win.

I was having a conversation with a co-worker today about this very thing. This IS EXACTLY what is happening.

[Smitty-48]

So Canada might get some pretty good talent if this happen, eh?

Send us your techy, your geeky, your huddled Asians yearning to write code.

[Okeefenokee]

So Canada might get some pretty good talent if this happen, eh?

Send us your techy, your geeky, your huddled Asians yearning to write code.

You'll notice that the older industries started cozying up to Trump as soon as he was elected, but the young industries are still intent on fighting him and their fellow Americans.