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New Thu 2 Aug 18 12:52 
 Trump - CGNorwich
One of his latest tweets.

Reminiscent of a thank-you letter by a seven year old.



"Thank you to Chairman Kim Jong Un for keeping your word & starting the process of sending home the remains of our great and beloved missing fallen! I am not at all surprised that you took this kind action. Also, thank you for your nice letter - l look forward to seeing you soon!"


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New Thu 2 Aug 18 12:59 
 Trump - Pat
Do you use Twitter CG?

Pat
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New Thu 2 Aug 18 13:08 
 Trump - CGNorwich
I have an acccount but seldom tweet anything.
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New Thu 2 Aug 18 18:57 
 Trump - John Boy
The tweet reminds of a little girl when I was at primary school. She said 'I know how to start a letter - you say "I hope you are well and free from colds."' She said it with such certainty!
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 11:34 
 Trump - CGNorwich
Nice to know Donald has done his research.

"I have great respect for the U.K. United Kingdom. Great respect. People call it Britain. They call it Great Britain. They used to call it England, different parts."
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 13:08 
 Trump - DP
I like to just block out the mildly terrifying facts of him being Commander-in-Chief of the world's mightiest military and biggest nuclear arsenal, and just laugh at him. With the possible exception of the Kims, and perhaps Berlusconi, no other world leader in my lifetime has been quite so ridiculous.
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 13:44 
 Trump - No FM2R
I think we should thank our lucky stars he's laughable.

Imagine being that reckless and dangerous AND seeming credible. Now that would be very dangerous fore the world.
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 14:32 
 Trump - henry k
My American friend , a retired psychiatric nurse says she had patients who were in a better condition than Trump.
His condition is classic and can be found in the standard reference manuals.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-45059231/president-trump-i-was-waiting-fifteen-minutes-for-the-queen

www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-45058002
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 14:38 
 Trump - CGNorwich
What's the diagnosis then Henry?
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 14:48 
 Trump - No FM2R
Premature Congratulation.
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 17:13 
 Trump - Manatee
The psychs all seem to think there is something wrong with him, but can't agree whether he is mad or bad.

www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/brainstorm/201701/shrinks-battle-over-diagnosing-donald-trump
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 16:15 
 Trump - Zero
>> I like to just block out the mildly terrifying facts of him being Commander-in-Chief of
>> the world's mightiest military and biggest nuclear arsenal,

I think its relatively reassuring that the US military (fortunately at very senior levels) knows he is a complete dickwad, and he is likely to find they have changed the locks for his nuclear key.
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 17:23 
 Trump - CGNorwich

>> I think its relatively reassuring that the US military (fortunately at very senior levels) knows
>> he is a complete dickwad, and he is likely to find they have changed the
>> locks for his nuclear key.
>>

Who told you that, a bloke down the pub or do you mingle with the higher ranks of the US military?
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 17:30 
 Trump - Old Navy
For once I agree with Zero, there is more to a nuclear release than one person saying "Go for it".
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 17:36 
 Trump - Bromptonaut
>> For once I agree with Zero, there is more to a nuclear release than one
>> person saying "Go for it".

Indeed. I've seen it reported that Nixon, while in his cups, ordered a nuclear strike on North Korea. The chiefs sat on it until he's sobered up.
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 18:08 
 Trump - sooty123
There was a bbc article about this when he first came into office. Apparently it's quite a legal grey area, if the chiefs refused the order and in particular the two man rule.
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 18:19 
 Trump - Driver
Wasn't it recently reported somewhere that the officer in charge of the nuclear a***nal said any orders had to be lawful under American and international law so a direct order from the Commander In Chief had to qualify under both those criteria.
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 19:05 
 Trump - CGNorwich
Well of course there is but he is Supreme Commander and at the end of the day the fnal say ast whether to launch a nuclear strike is his. Remember he may have less than a minute to decide yes or no

His decision is irrevocable.

Sleep tight.
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 19:28 
 Trump - CGNorwich
www.bloomberg.com/politics/graphics/2016-nuclear-weapon-launch/
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 20:39 
 Trump - smokie
Interesting article CGN, thanks.

The scary bit is where it says "The encoded and encrypted message is only about 150 characters long, about the length of a tweet"

Maybe that's what he's been practicing for.
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New Fri 3 Aug 18 20:43 
 Trump - Zero
>> Interesting article CGN, thanks.
>>
>> The scary bit is where it says "The encoded and encrypted message is only about
>> 150 characters long, about the length of a tweet"
>>
>> Maybe that's what he's been practicing for.

He has no chance of launching a nuclear strike, the grammar and spelling has to pass grade school standard.
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