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In his situation, I hope he feels it. What an idiot. Thinking he'd be "one of the good ones."
Hypocrite
In his situation, I hope he feels it. What an idiot. Thinking he'd be "one of the good ones."
Hypocrite
Sorry, lets not shit the thread with hate mongers who are listed as anti-Muslim extremists by SPLC, even if they say something correct.
Herr Bannon told him he needs to do more media undermining.Is Trump learning? Instead of going after the judge and last night ruling over his Twitter he instead kept attacking New York Times.
Is Trump learning? Instead of going after the judge and last night ruling over his Twitter he instead kept attacking New York Times.
Of course he is doing all that. He speaks both sides of the moutg. He wants cred and dying to get taken off SPLC's list. His charlatan ways can go take a fucking hike.I understand this, but Maajid is strongly opposed to this and is bringing up fantastic arguments about how absurd this is, on his radio show he's calling upon all callers to sign the petition against Trump, asking people to protest tomorrow outside downing street and criticising our PM by using Sadiq Khan comments as an example of strong moral condemnation. He's doing good here. He's also shooting down Islamaphobes making nonsensical accusations about Muslims. I don't always agree with him, but I can't fault him here.
We dont need these lying fucks for our defense. We have SPLC, CAIR, ACLU, etc.His story, which has been told repeatedly in the British and American press and in testimony to legislators as well, sounds compelling enough Nawaz says he grew up being attacked by neo-Nazi skinheads in the United Kingdom, spent almost four years in an Egyptian prison after joining a supposedly nonviolent Islamist group, but had a change of heart while imprisoned and then returned to England to work against the radicalization of Muslims. But major elements of his story have been disputed by former friends, members of his family, fellow jihadists and journalists, and the evidence suggests that Nawaz is far more interested in self-promotion and money than in any particular ideological dispute. He told several different versions of his story, emphasizing that he was deradicalized while in Egypt even though he in fact continued his Islamist agitation for months after returning. After starting the Quilliam Foundation, which he describes as an anti-extremism think tank, Nawaz sent a secret list to a top British security official that accused peaceful Muslim groups, politicians, a television channel and a Scotland Yard unit of sharing the ideology of terrorists, according to The Guardian. The same newspaper reported that in 2009, a Quilliam official said that gathering intelligence on people not committing terrorist offences is good and it is right, discounting civil liberties concerns. His Quilliam Foundation received more than 1.25 million pounds from the British government, but the government eventually decided to stop funding it. One of Nawazs biggest purported coups was getting anti-Muslim extremist Tommy Robinson to quit as head of the violence-prone English Defence League, trumpeting his departure at a press conference. But Robinson later said Quilliam had paid him some 8,000 British pounds to allow Nawaz to take credit for what he already planned to do. Shortly afterward, Robinson returned to anti-Muslim agitation with other groups.
 With so much happening, how can we continue to support immigrants, Muslims, and refugees? Here are five steps you can take to support communities targeted by the Trump administration:
 1. CALL YOUR ELECTED OFFICIALS, INCLUDING THE PRESIDENT
 2. LEARN MORE ABOUT WHATS AT STAKE
 3. RAISE AWARENESS OF HELPFUL PROGRAMS
 4. ACT LOCAL: JOIN GRASSROOTS EFFORTS AND INITIATIVES
 5. LASTLY, SIGN PETITIONS AND SHOW UP FOR RALLIES.
Trump's released schedule for today had him essentially taking the day off, so expect plenty of time for tweets if he feels like it.
Planting a seed in Trump's brain that maybe he's being used by Bannon would be... entertaining? Dangerous, but entertaining.
For those in DC today, a large protest is planned at the White House.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1252785808141697??ti=ia
Protest loud and proud.For those in DC today, a large protest is planned at the White House.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1252785808141697??ti=ia
K. Imma started callin him Bannon's lap dog.Trump's released schedule for today had him essentially taking the day off, so expect plenty of time for tweets if he feels like it.
Planting a seed in Trump's brain that maybe he's being used by Bannon would be... entertaining? Dangerous, but entertaining.
https://twitter.com/abbydphillip/status/825711167792365568McConnell on ABC on POTUS executive order: "Its going to be decided in the courts as to whether or not this has gone too far."
oh fuck off McConnell you coward
Boston won as well:
https://twitter.com/NYCjosh/status/825610253140160512
Translation: Its gone too far but we're terrified of reprisal. Cowards.
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Maajid Nawaz being called an "anti-Muslim extremist" reflects badly on the SPLC, not him. And you, if you go along with that characterization. Want to call him a fraud or whatever? I disagree, but fine. Want to call him an anti-Muslim extremist? That's literally the same sort of scummy tactic used by those who say all criticism of Israel is anti-Semitic. I expected better from you.Sorry, lets not shit the thread with hate mongers who are listed as anti-Muslim extremists by SPLC, even if they say something correct.
45% of America like this.
So officially for the next four years there's only two branches: Executive and Judiciary.He's praying the courts invalidate it so he doesn't have to deal with it. Chicken shit!
So officially for the next four years there's only two branches: Executive and Judiciary.
So officially for the next four years there's only two branches: Executive and Judiciary.
We have 2 out of 3 branches of the government working, and that ain't bad!
So officially for the next four years there's only two branches: Executive and Judiciary.
Hasn't it been that way for the last six by and large?So officially for the next four years there's only two branches: Executive and Judiciary.
True, but from 2010-2016 we didn't vitally *need* there to be two opposing branches as much as we do now.Hasn't it been that way for the last six by and large?
Hasn't it been that way for the last six by and large?
He is an anti-Muslim extremist. A two-faced one at that. I dont need you to browbeat SPLC and other civil rights groups over what you think is right and wrong. Once he's done his nice publicity stunt, he will go back to sending secret lists to British government or whatever shit he likes doing.Maajid Nawaz being called an "anti-Muslim extremist" reflects badly on the SPLC, not him. And you, if you go along with that characterization. Want to call him a fraud or whatever? I disagree, but fine. Want to call him an anti-Muslim extremist? That's literally the same sort of scummy tactic used by those who say all criticism of Israel is anti-Semitic. I expected better from you.
Reince Priebus on face the nation blaming the countries on the list on Obama
You have a point.
Congress went from doing everything to stop Obama to doing absolutely nothing to stop Trump.
Look at that thumbnail, he looks like a kid on Christmas morning.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9GKL6i38pI&feature=youtu.be&t=3m7s
Rudy Giuliani says on Fox News that he along with some other reps drafted the EO.
It's frightening to hear him explain it. "At first he said he wanted a muslim ban, but then he called me up and asked how to do it legally"
Man I wish our population rallied like South Korea when they found out their president was a puppet. Instead 45%, make excuses and praise his actions, most likely. I hate this Country now.Media should start giving more spotlight to Banon, make it look he is the one in charge, I bet you anything this will just get Trump even more upset.
I like how he basically admits it's "a legal way to do [the "Muslim ban"]"Alternative Vocabulary: Muslim ban = Danger ban. From the horse's mouth.
Reince Priebus on face the nation blaming the countries on the list on Obama