Re: Note : Pi 2 Zero W Now RIP-OFF Price on Amazon

On 07/08/2026 04:52, rbowman wrote:
> On Thu, 6 Aug 2026 22:08:01 +0100, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
> 
>> On 06/08/2026 21:13, rbowman wrote:
>>> On Thu, 6 Aug 2026 12:53:46 +0100, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
>>>
>>>> Trump still thinks that isolation is possible or even desirable in the
>>>> 21st century
>>>
>>> He obviously doesn't believe that or he wouldn't be screwing around in
>>> West Asia.
>> Trump doesn't believe anything really. He is also beyond caring. He just
>> says whatever floats into his mind from the last person he talked to.
>>
>> He has no plan. He just does stuff until the ratings go down, or someone
>> stops paying him,  then stops doing it...
> 
> He seems to be ignoring the ratings. Other than the Christian Zionists and
> Jews there isn't much enthusiasm for the corner he's painted himself into.
> The Epstein files fiasco didn't help either. There may be nothing new in
> them but when you see someone burying something in the backyard it raises
> suspicions.  His waffling on immigration is another point.
> 
King Donald is dying. He knows that, vaguely. He has perhaps a couple 
more years of lucidity left before he becomes a pussy grabbing dotard in 
a care home.
He doesn't *care* any more in the way only people who know they are 
dying don't care anymore. He wont be around to live with the 
consequences of his actions. So he just does whatever, says whatever.

It now appears that not only is his stock of missiles entirely exhausted 
by Iran, but he can't keep Hormuz open either.

Gulf states are buying Ukrainian drones instead and building pipelines 
to the Red Sea

US is finished as a world power.

He Made America Small, Irrelevant and Despised.

Wotta legacy

> The upcoming elections will be interesting. Midterms seldom generate a lot
> of general enthusiasm meaning both parties will have to deal with the more
> opinionated wings.

Oh the DimmoClots will win more seats. MAGA is just  a dying cult.
Nothing will change though

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