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legendary
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November 18, 2024, 06:24:36 PM
#93

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But Trump's throne is a throne of freedom that he is bringing back to all of us. You can see it in the price of Bitcoin... to the moon and stars. Also, review the post above this one.
You are right, Trump promises freedom and of course, his support for Bitcoin and others has indeed helped rekindle the hope in the space which is evident in how cryptocurrency rises across the market board and we are all smiling to our wallets in our little ways. But don't you think we should not be selfish and also think outside the bracket? I know he is not going to do anything in the crypto space, it is an empty promise for he doesn't have the power to deregulate such a sensitive industry and also make Bitcoin a national reserve. Again, personally, my Trump dislike is beyond crypto but his person, a man with so many lies, arrogance and too many bad antecedents can never be my person.

Trump, Musk and Ramaswamy are going to clean up government across America. It's happening right now. Government people across America are quitting because they are fearful of the 'threat' of Musk telling them that he will prosecute them if they hang around until Trump gets into office, Jan. 20.

The money that will be saved will help us go back to the moon, and later to Mars. China is making gigantic strides to the moon. More than likely there will be war up there, between us and China, maybe even before Trump's second term is over.

Why go to the moon? Did you ever notice that the same side always faces the earth? It's because of gravity. This side of the moon is full of heavy, precious metals that keep this side of the moon facing Earth. And it will be a fight with China to see who is going to get this wealth.

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hero member
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November 18, 2024, 01:51:59 PM
#92
Yes yes yes we all know how everyone is elated about trump's victory.
But personally I think we shouldn't get excited yet, there has been so many promises made but we all know politics and how politicians can still change overnight.
You have a genuine concern, Trump will do little or nothing in the crypto space, he only used it as part of tactics to ascend the throne, nevertheless, it's working for the market which is what we should think of right now. After all, this has rekindled the market excitement and brought about more liquidity, that's good. The market often reacts more heavily to rumours and promises than reality at times, so I am not surprised about what is happening. This is coupled with the present bull run season of Bitcoin as we experience in cycles, so we should enjoy it while it lasts. Things will subside in 2025 as usual when the bearish season comes into play again, but I don't know if Trump's disappointment in followers will aggravate it this time.

But Trump's throne is a throne of freedom that he is bringing back to all of us. You can see it in the price of Bitcoin... to the moon and stars. Also, review the post above this one.
You are right, Trump promises freedom and of course, his support for Bitcoin and others has indeed helped rekindle the hope in the space which is evident in how cryptocurrency rises across the market board and we are all smiling to our wallets in our little ways. But don't you think we should not be selfish and also think outside the bracket? I know he is not going to do anything in the crypto space, it is an empty promise for he doesn't have the power to deregulate such a sensitive industry and also make Bitcoin a national reserve. Again, personally, my Trump dislike is beyond crypto but his person, a man with so many lies, arrogance and too many bad antecedents can never be my person.
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November 18, 2024, 12:47:43 PM
#91
I am just glad that Trump will drive people over the edge into a psychosis. Americans are fucked up creatures who need a good ass whooping and who will all go to Hell. If you know a Kamala supporter, you should probably make up some whacked up shit about what will happen when Trump becomes president. TELL THE KAMALA SUPPORTERS THAT TRUMP WILL LOCK THEM UP FOR NOT VOTING FOR HIM. TELL THE KAMALA SUPPORTERS THAT WE WILL HAVE WAR WITH RUSSIA AND THEY WILL FUCKING DIE. TELL THEM! DRIVE THEM DEEPER INTO PSYCHOSIS. THEY DESERVE TO SUFFER FROM PSYCHOSIS!

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-Joseph Van Name Ph.D.
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November 18, 2024, 11:22:02 AM
#90
Yes yes yes we all know how everyone is elated about trump's victory.
But personally I think we shouldn't get excited yet, there has been so many promises made but we all know politics and how politicians can still change overnight.

This is not just about Trump, all politicians are like that, but what most of us are concerned about is the influence he would have on crypto. Just before the elections, Trump said some really positive things about crypto that increased public awareness which has in turn boosted bitcoin price just few hours after presidential elections outcome, and up till now, we are still seeing that positive impact. Now, that is what most of us are interested in. We know politicians are not to be trusted, but the few results we have seen so far has given us hope. Lets be excited now we still can, you know we won't die from hoping for the best.
legendary
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November 17, 2024, 09:03:03 PM
#89
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It does not matter what his new methods are or the names of the new companies he is going to found from now on, that is the downside of his business, he is always going to be a public figure and he won't be able to hide which is new venture is, as soon as the federals realize he is accumulating wealth again his new business is going to be auctioned off as well to continue to pay for the billion dollar he owes to his victims.
Unless he gives up to being a reporter and starts a business which does not have anything to do with his figure, all he accumulates will end up in the pockets of those poor parents which continue to be harassed to this day because of that idiot called Jones.

I am afraid, he will have to ask Elon Musk for a billion dollar donation so he can continue his news business, don't you think? A little bailout.

He doesn't have to own his new business. It can be in trust, for example, without him even being the trustee.

He isn't trying to hide. Just the opposite. He's out there promoting the news. Do you think that other reporters never make a mistake? Part of his prosecution was political persecution because of the great amount of truth he was revealing. He might even have been right about Sandy Hook, but caved because of political pressure.

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legendary
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November 17, 2024, 08:07:59 PM
#88
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It does not matter what his new methods are or the names of the new companies he is going to found from now on, that is the downside of his business, he is always going to be a public figure and he won't be able to hide which is new venture is, as soon as the federals realize he is accumulating wealth again his new business is going to be auctioned off as well to continue to pay for the billion dollar he owes to his victims.
Unless he gives up to being a reporter and starts a business which does not have anything to do with his figure, all he accumulates will end up in the pockets of those poor parents which continue to be harassed to this day because of that idiot called Jones.

I am afraid, he will have to ask Elon Musk for a billion dollar donation so he can continue his news business, don't you think? A little bailout.
legendary
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November 17, 2024, 07:56:58 PM
#87
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It is quite ironic you even mention one is not supposed to believe what one reads or sees on social media or anything from the news, because you are being biased on that affirmation.
So we cannot whether the incoming Trump administration will worsen the situation in the middle east, unless we go and see for ourselves... can we apply the same criteria to the information coming from Russian agencies or even from Alex Jones/Infowars ?

I bet when Alex Jones started to rant about school shootings being a false flag for the government to take your guns you did not think: "Okey, I cannot trust this guy, I must go to Sandy Hooks and see for myself", no... you fell for whatever that conman had to say about the death of little children and be part of the public which filled his pocket by purchasing merchandise and drinkable silver.  Roll Eyes

My post was a general thing. So you really think that I post everything that I see? And you think that other people only go to my sources?

As for Alex Jones, everybody makes a mistake now and again... including the court that 'voted' against Alex Jones. But, his history shows that he was right on almost everything. And the fact that the auction against Infowars was changed shows that some people are waking up to the Alex fact.

Cool

Sure, everyone makes a mistake now and then, have any of your mistakes cost you to lose a lawsuit of over 1 billion dollars, by the way? If so, it must be very stressing, isn't it?
Also, Infowars (what is left of it) is no more, it is going to be auction off eventually and it seems pretty much is going to end up being a new branch of the Onion, quite ironic... Infowars is going to turn into a parody of its former vision.

That is what happened when you take innocent people who lost their children and you make their life hell continuously during several years.

You don't seem to understand that "infowars" is simply one name of thousands of potential names. Alex might have a bit of a hard time of it. I, personally don't like his methods, and I think that a lot of people don't. But right now he is building a new company - somewhat secretly - to pick right up where he left off with Infowars.

So, he had to pay for a mistake. He has learned, and the new methods (that he is using already) will make him one of the most solid news reporters in the world.

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legendary
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November 17, 2024, 07:51:57 PM
#86
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It is quite ironic you even mention one is not supposed to believe what one reads or sees on social media or anything from the news, because you are being biased on that affirmation.
So we cannot whether the incoming Trump administration will worsen the situation in the middle east, unless we go and see for ourselves... can we apply the same criteria to the information coming from Russian agencies or even from Alex Jones/Infowars ?

I bet when Alex Jones started to rant about school shootings being a false flag for the government to take your guns you did not think: "Okey, I cannot trust this guy, I must go to Sandy Hooks and see for myself", no... you fell for whatever that conman had to say about the death of little children and be part of the public which filled his pocket by purchasing merchandise and drinkable silver.  Roll Eyes

My post was a general thing. So you really think that I post everything that I see? And you think that other people only go to my sources?

As for Alex Jones, everybody makes a mistake now and again... including the court that 'voted' against Alex Jones. But, his history shows that he was right on almost everything. And the fact that the auction against Infowars was changed shows that some people are waking up to the Alex fact.

Cool

Sure, everyone makes a mistake now and then, have any of your mistakes cost you to lose a lawsuit of over 1 billion dollars, by the way? If so, it must be very stressing, isn't it?
Also, Infowars (what is left of it) is no more, it is going to be auctioned off eventually and it seems pretty much is going to end up being a new branch of the Onion, quite ironic... Infowars is going to turn into a parody of its former vision.

That is what happened when you take innocent people who lost their children and you make their life hell continuously during several years.
legendary
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November 17, 2024, 07:42:21 PM
#85
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It is quite ironic you even mention one is not supposed to believe what one reads or sees on social media or anything from the news, because you are being biased on that affirmation.
So we cannot whether the incoming Trump administration will worsen the situation in the middle east, unless we go and see for ourselves... can we apply the same criteria to the information coming from Russian agencies or even from Alex Jones/Infowars ?

I bet when Alex Jones started to rant about school shootings being a false flag for the government to take your guns you did not think: "Okey, I cannot trust this guy, I must go to Sandy Hooks and see for myself", no... you fell for whatever that conman had to say about the death of little children and be part of the public which filled his pocket by purchasing merchandise and drinkable silver.  Roll Eyes

My post was a general thing. So you really think that I post everything that I see? And you think that other people only go to my sources?

As for Alex Jones, everybody makes a mistake now and again... including the court that 'voted' against Alex Jones. But, his history shows that he was right on almost everything. And the fact that the auction against Infowars was changed shows that some people are waking up to the Alex fact.

Cool
legendary
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November 17, 2024, 07:25:53 PM
#84
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It is quite ironic you even mention one is not supposed to believe what one reads or sees on social media or anything from the news, because you are being biased on that affirmation.
So we cannot whether the incoming Trump administration will worsen the situation in the middle east, unless we go and see for ourselves... can we apply the same criteria to the information coming from Russian agencies or even from Alex Jones/Infowars ?

I bet when Alex Jones started to rant about school shootings being a false flag for the government to take your guns you did not think: "Okey, I cannot trust this guy, I must go to Sandy Hooks and see for myself", no... you fell for whatever that conman had to say about the death of little children and be part of the public which filled his pocket by purchasing merchandise and drinkable silver.  Roll Eyes
legendary
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November 17, 2024, 05:17:15 PM
#83
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Regarding the war in the Middle East, I think he will not seek to stop it and will continue to support Israel because America's interests in the Middle East largely depend on Israel. But things may not get any worse as some reports say Trump will try to negotiate with Tehran before moving forward with plans to impose tough sanctions.
 

I don't think there are actual plans within the Trump administration to negotiate with Iran. You must remember that before Trump getting elected back in 2016, Barack Obama had secured a nuclear deal with the Islamic republic of Iran, making sure they would not pursue the development of nuclear weapons and in exchange Iran would have been allowed to freely engage in commerce and lift all the international sanction imposed upon the regime of Tehran.
So my personal prediction for the Trump administration is a worsening of the situation in the middle east with more weapons and money sent to Israel, though I doubt Trump would dare to send military ground units seeking to support Israel because people would realize he is being a warmonger and he has tried to sell himself as a peace keeper.

Of course, we don't know that 'the Trump administration is a worsening of the situation in the middle east'. All we get is what the media tells us, unless we actually go visit, ourselves.


FIGHTING BACK: President Trump Sues Leftist Media Outlets Including the New York Times for Total of $10 Billion, Alleges Multiple “False and Defamatory” Statements



https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/11/fighting-back-president-trump-sues-leftist-media-outlets/
While President Trump is poised to return to the White House following his landslide election victory over Kamala Harris, he has not forgotten the multiple lies from corporate media outlets seeking to ruin his political career and life.

Columbia Journalism Review reported on Thursday that just days before the presidential election, Trump's lawyer, Edward Andrew Paltzik, sent a letter to the far-left New York Times and Penguin Random House demanding $10 billion in damages awarded to Trump for "false and defamatory statements." The letter points to specific statements about Trump in articles by Peter Baker, Michael S. Schmidt, Susanne Craig, and Russ Buettner.

The letter highlights two stories by Buettner and Craig are connected to their new book, "Lucky Loser: How Donald Trump Squandered His Father's Fortune and Created the Illusion of Success." The CJR reports the letter also mentions an October 20 article by Baker titled "For Trump, a Lifetime of Scandals Heads Toward a Moment of Judgment," and an October 22 article by Schmidt with the title "As Election Nears, Kelly Warns Trump Would Rule Like a Dictator."

The letter accused the outlet of having "every intention of defaming and disparaging the world-renowned Trump brand that consumers have long associated with excellence, luxury, and success in entertainment, hospitality, and real estate, among many other industries, as well as falsely and maliciously defaming and disparaging him as a candidate for the highest office in the United States."

The Times responded in a curt statement on October 31 that it stood by its reporting.

The Trump campaign then filed a six-page complaint that same day with the Federal Election Commission, alleging that the Washington Post made illegal in-kind contributions to Harris's campaign over promoted stories. The Post has denied the claims.

CJR further reports that on November 5, lawyers for Trump's campaign co-chief Chris LaCivita sent a letter to the Daily Beast, saying the liberal outlet fibbed about LaCivita raising $22m to help Trump's re-election.
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legendary
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November 17, 2024, 06:06:45 AM
#82
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Regarding the war in the Middle East, I think he will not seek to stop it and will continue to support Israel because America's interests in the Middle East largely depend on Israel. But things may not get any worse as some reports say Trump will try to negotiate with Tehran before moving forward with plans to impose tough sanctions.
 

I don't think there are actual plans within the Trump administration to negotiate with Iran. You must remember that before Trump getting elected back in 2016, Barack Obama had secured a nuclear deal with the Islamic republic of Iran, making sure they would not pursue the development of nuclear weapons and in exchange Iran would have been allowed to freely engage in commerce and lift all the international sanction imposed upon the regime of Tehran.
So my personal prediction for the Trump administration is a worsening of the situation in the middle east with more weapons and money sent to Israel, though I doubt Trump would dare to send military ground units seeking to support Israel because people would realize he is being a warmonger and he has tried to sell himself as a peace keeper.
newbie
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November 17, 2024, 05:18:16 AM
#81
He won deservedly, held a great election campaign, did everything properly. Now he must fulfill his promise.
legendary
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November 16, 2024, 01:25:30 PM
#80
I see that Trump has already actively started calling everyone, is he really going to end the war?

Pretty much depends on whether it is in benefit of his own career as politician, I think he will try to stop the war in Ukraine but he probably won't do anything to try to save guard the rights of the people from Palestine, he will do whatever Israel tells him it is necessary to protect their territory from Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran.
By the way, it has been already revealed there was an actual plot going on from Iran to try to assassinate Trump, so that should give you an idea on how much Tehran does not want Trump to mess around and give unchecked support to Israel.
Trump is likely to push Ukraine into accepting to give up some land to Russia, pretty much in Zelensky dismay.

I agree with you on this, I believe that as soon as he takes office he will seek to end the war in Ukraine and Russia immediately after. I also believe that he will push Ukraine to accept losses in this war instead of negotiating with Russia because that is much more difficult. Recently, President Zelenskyy also reacted negatively in an interview with Radio Ukraine. He said even the United States could not force them to sit down and listen at the negotiating table, which could indicate that Trump had set conditions that were not what he expected.

Regarding the war in the Middle East, I think he will not seek to stop it and will continue to support Israel because America's interests in the Middle East largely depend on Israel. But things may not get any worse as some reports say Trump will try to negotiate with Tehran before moving forward with plans to impose tough sanctions.



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legendary
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November 16, 2024, 12:53:14 PM
#79
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Trump's political career is not over yet, he still has four years ahead of him and even after the end of this second term he still is going to have quite of a great influence on the voting population (depending how popular he manages to get by the end of this term), he could easily use that power to appoint someone he chooses as the next leader of the Republican party, for example, one of his adult children to give continuation to MAGA for the years to come, beyond his retirement.
It is a political career, that is how I call it.

On the other hand, it is clear the political career of Joe Biden is literally over, he is going to retire from politics as soon as he finishes the peaceful transition of power into the Trump's second administration. Quite ironic, considering he was seeking a re-election earlier this year.
legendary
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November 15, 2024, 07:05:15 PM
#78
I see that Trump has already actively started calling everyone, is he really going to end the war?

Pretty much depends on whether it is in benefit of his own career as politician, I think he will try to stop the war in Ukraine but he probably won't do anything to try to save guard the rights of the people from Palestine, he will do whatever Israel tells him it is necessary to protect their territory from Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran.
By the way, it has been already revealed there was an actual plot going on from Iran to try to assassinate Trump, so that should give you an idea on how much Tehran does not want Trump to mess around and give unchecked support to Israel.
Trump is likely to push Ukraine into accepting to give up some land to Russia, pretty much in Zelensky dismay.

Trump's political career? What? Do you think he is going to run for President again? Is he going to run for Congress at age 83, or whenever his presidential term is over?

If Trump pushes Ukraine into giving up some of its land to Russia, it will keep Russia from taking all of Ukraine. After all, Ukraine is approximately dead, as far as they can fight a war, that is.

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legendary
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November 15, 2024, 04:27:56 PM
#77
I see that Trump has already actively started calling everyone, is he really going to end the war?

Pretty much depends on whether it is in benefit of his own career as politician, I think he will try to stop the war in Ukraine but he probably won't do anything to try to save guard the rights of the people from Palestine, he will do whatever Israel tells him it is necessary to protect their territory from Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran.
By the way, it has been already revealed there was an actual plot going on from Iran to try to assassinate Trump, so that should give you an idea on how much Tehran does not want Trump to mess around and give unchecked support to Israel.
Trump is likely to push Ukraine into accepting to give up some land to Russia, pretty much in Zelensky dismay.
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November 14, 2024, 07:09:04 AM
#76
People voted and expected Trump to win because they believed that under Trump, we would have less war, the economy would improve. Or when it comes to crypto, he won't be so strict or tough but instead will be more friendly to us.  
In his first term most of his logical and possible promises where delivered 70% of it or even more. New war didn't happened on his term even the bullying of other big countries (Russia and China) to its neighboring country didn't happen and didn't become worst. But sadly, pandemic happened on his terms, and that's the worst thing to happen to any president in any country at that time so i can't say any evaluation about the economy on his term.
Well, at this time, i will also say what was quoted, at least vote the least evil and with more potential, so yeah, we will stick to it.


It is undeniable that the covid pandemic or some of Trump's decisions and policies during his first term were not perfect and still have many shortcomings. But we can also compare and feel for ourselves in the two most recent terms: under Trump (2016-2021) or under Biden (2020-2024). Which period was more prosperous and peaceful? From there, we will know whether Trump's election as the 47th president of the United States is convincing and worthy or not .  I wonder, if Trump is not more worthy than Harris, why do the American people want him to be president and not Harris ?
legendary
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November 12, 2024, 11:37:15 AM
#75
The thing is.. Many speculate that if Harris would be put in the place of Trump, the market would plummet a bit, but as we know - after a storm, comes a calm period  Grin So it would be a dump with the better positions for big hands to wait for the news to start the rally, albeit a bit later that we experience now.
However - we may experience corrections along the way we walk along the aftermath of the elections, so, it wouldn't really matter to me who won - the rally for BTC would start anyway.

If the market corrects in a healthy direction, this is indeed a good time to buy more, but if the market plummets due to a specific threat from the government, this is no longer the perfect time to buy more. If Harris would be put in the place of Trump, it will be bad both short term and long term because if she really hates bitcoin then we won't have much room for growth during her years in office.

Each administration will have different attitudes and policies, which will have different impacts on the market. So I think who wins is important. If Harris won, we wouldn't have seen Bitcoin hit $90k in the last few days and that's a huge difference.
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November 12, 2024, 02:43:02 AM
#74
I see that Trump has already actively started calling everyone, is he really going to end the war?
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