Donald Trump Expected To Visit Clare Next Month

Balf

http://www.clare.fm/featured-2/donald-trump-expected-visit-clare-next-month/

Hope this happens. Last time was such a hoot, with our best and brightest sending out such a positive image as they grovelled in front of the Master.

https://www.dailyedge.ie/donald-trump-arrival-ireland-video-1460731-May2014/

I'm on the edge of my sleep with excitement.

rgodard80a

Well, he'll be among intellectual equals.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Balf wrote: »

http://www.clare.fm/featured-2/donald-trump-expected-visit-clare-next-month/

Hope this happens. Last time was such a hoot, with our best and brightest sending out such a positive image as they grovelled in front of the Master.

https://www.dailyedge.ie/donald-trump-arrival-ireland-video-1460731-May2014/

I prefer the grovelling when Boris Yeltsin "visited".

Balanadan

Deleted User wrote: »

I'm on the edge of my sleep with excitement.

Do you fancy heading there for a golf weekend while he's over?

Beasty

Deleted User wrote: »

I'm on the edge of my sleep with excitement.

Is your real name Clare?

Bumper Mannix

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

I prefer the grovelling when Boris Yeltsin "visited".

Good old Boris, a wonder he didn't decide to fly the plane himself.

Beasty

Beasty wrote: »

Is your real name Clare?

Quilty.

tonycascarino

Fantastic. Cannot wait to see all those Irish eejits coming down to Clare to protest about Trump despite him not having done anything bad to our country.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

tonycascarino wrote: »

Fantastic. Cannot wait to see all those Irish eejits coming down to Clare to protest about Trump despite him not having done anything bad to our country.

You mean the cabinet?

tonycascarino

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

You mean the cabinet?

I mean any Irish person who plans on protesting.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

tonycascarino wrote: »

I mean any Irish person who plans on protesting.

What if they don't want to protest, but still go down?

Pintman Paddy Losty

Good stuff. An opportunity for the beauty of the west coast to be put on display. Hopefully the weather is good and president trump has a nice round of golf.

kneemos

tonycascarino wrote: »

Fantastic. Cannot wait to see all those Irish eejits coming down to Clare to protest about Trump despite him not having done anything bad to our country.

He's not a war criminal as yet anyway. Kids in cages is probably his worst achievement.

The world is probably tired of the guy in fairness.
Suffering from pre dementia by all accounts.

Beasty

tonycascarino wrote: »

Fantastic. Cannot wait to see all those Irish eejits coming down to Clare to protest about Trump despite him not having done anything bad to our country.

I'm sure there will be a few AH regulars there to cheer him on also

Cody montana

Gather the troops.

He is not welcome, get protesting.

Gimme A Pound

kneemos wrote: »

He's not a war criminal as yet anyway. Kids in cages is probably his worst achievement.

That was there before him.

Yurt2

I don't like Trump, and I think he's a political goon, but in general terms an American President should always be afforded an official welcome in Ireland. They are too critical a friend to spit in their face. The best thing that can be said about Trump is that he hasn't (yet) tied up America in a stupid war. Obama / Clinton etc got obsequious welcomes here from the public despite presiding over messy and ill-advised military engagements.

Having said that, we're a democracy and people are entitled to air their opinions - protestors should have at it if they feel strongly about him.

stefanovich

Cody montana wrote: »

Gather the troops.

He is not welcome, get protesting.

You can waste your time protesting all you want. I welcome his visit and I think we should treat him with respect.

stefanovich

Yurt! wrote: »

I don't like Trump, and I think he's a political goon, but in general terms an American President should always be afforded an official welcome in Ireland. They are too critical a friend to spit in their face. The best thing that can be said about Trump is that he hasn't (yet) tied up America in a stupid war. Obama / Clinton etc got obsequious welcomes here from the public despite presiding over messy and ill-advised military engagements.

Having said that, we're a democracy and people are entitled to air their opinions - protestors should have at it if they feel strongly about him.

He's done a lot for the american people, fighting against the globalist agenda of exploitation.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

stefanovich wrote: »

Yurt! wrote: »

I don't like Trump, and I think he's a political goon, but in general terms an American President should always be afforded an official welcome in Ireland. They are too critical a friend to spit in their face. The best thing that can be said about Trump is that he hasn't (yet) tied up America in a stupid war. Obama / Clinton etc got obsequious welcomes here from the public despite presiding over messy and ill-advised military engagements.

Having said that, we're a democracy and people are entitled to air their opinions - protestors should have at it if they feel strongly about him.

He's done a lot for the american people, fighting against the globalist agenda of exploitation.

Poe gets in before Godwin
...

windy shepard henderson

stefanovich wrote: »

He's done a lot for the american people, fighting against the globalist agenda of exploitation.

he has also done far more in terms of job creation in west clare then anyone in the dail , hopfully he can sort out the ****e thats stopping him from expanding his hotel and golf course , create more jobs in the area and run all the hippies trying to protect some fckn snail back up the country :mad:

windy shepard henderson

rgodard80a wrote: »

Well, he'll be among intellectual equals.

with a name spelt like that who would ever question your own intellectual abilities :rolleyes::pac:

Gimme A Pound

Not a fan of him but some right nonsense gets made up in relation to him - that he's like a dictator (yeah because his critics are all being jailed), that The Handmaid's Tale is like Trump's America, etc. People who make such claims should actually learn about the world outside the West.

And the more I learn about Bill Clinton, the more dodgy I find him.

stefanovich

Tristian Young Cream wrote: »

Not a fan of him but some right nonsense gets made up in relation to him - that he's like a dictator (yeah because his critics are all being jailed), that The Handmaid's Tale is like Trump's America, etc. People who make such claims should actually learn about the world outside the West.

And the more I learn about Bill Clinton, the more dodgy I find him.

Trump hate is a big money maker. Have a look at how many dodgy books are for sale that basically equate to a big anti trump hatein.

freshpopcorn

Somebody should create a safe space for people in Clare to protect them from Trump during his visit. They should also charge for it.

stefanovich

freshpopcorn wrote: »

Somebody should create a safe space for people in Clare to protect them from Trump during his visit. They should also charge for it.

Brilliant idea. We can hand out copies of the guardian for them to wipe their noses with.

theguzman

Hopefully the Guards will give those protesting Marxists a good old fashioned hammering, drag them by the dreadlocks and set a few Alsations at them.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

theguzman wrote: »

Hopefully the Guards will give those protesting Marxists a good old fashioned hammering, drag them by the dreadlocks and set a few Alsations at them.

How'ya officer. Quiet evening?

theguzman

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

How'ya officer. Quiet evening?

Will you join me for a cup of tea?

Odhinn

theguzman wrote: »

Hopefully the Guards will give those protesting Marxists a good old fashioned hammering, drag them by the dreadlocks and set a few Alsations at them.

Do you imagine doing those things while wearing a very tight fitting leather or rubber/pvc uniform?

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

theguzman wrote: »

Will you join me for a cup of tea?

I'll have to consult with my lawyer...

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Odhinn wrote: »

Do you imagine doing those things while wearing a very tight fitting leather or rubber/pvc uniform?

Clearly you've never spent an evening with a lady of the night and a nice pair of Alsations.

Odhinn

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

Clearly you've never spent an evening with a lady of the night and a nice pair of Alsations.

The budget never extended that far, tbh.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Odhinn wrote: »

The budget never extended that far, tbh.

Donald's in town. He's bound to have some.

Odhinn

Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »

Donald's in town. He's bound to have some.

His russian lady friends. His preferences sound a bit 'water-sporty' fer me, tbh.

Den14

kneemos wrote: »

He's not a war criminal as yet anyway. Kids in cages is probably his worst achievement.

The world is probably tired of the guy in fairness.
Suffering from pre dementia by all accounts.

Judging by people on other areas of boards a rabid obsession of this man is very much alive and well. Does seem to be quietening down quite a bit as of late on MSM

Cienciano

windy shepard henderson wrote: »

he has also done far more in terms of job creation in west clare then anyone in the dail , hopfully he can sort out the ****e thats stopping him from expanding his hotel and golf course , create more jobs in the area and run all the hippies trying to protect some fckn snail back up the country :mad:

Brilliant. The equivalent of "but he fixed the road" but on a global scale

Odhinn

Den14 wrote: »

Judging by people on other areas of boards a rabid obsession of this man is very much alive and well. Does seem to be quietening down quite a bit as of late on MSM

It's gone from "I can't believe...." to "Today the gobshite declared.....".

JohnnyFlash

Mick Wallace and every crusty looking oddball will be down there roaring through megaphones.

Capt'n Midnight

Thankfully, it's a long way from Clare to here, it's a long long way.

mikemac2

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

Thankfully, it's a long way from Clare to here, it's a long long way.

Tipperary wants its song back

Blueshoe

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Mick Wallace and every crusty looking oddball will be down there roaring through megaphones.

Good chance to wipe them all out.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Mick Wallace and every crusty looking oddball will be down there roaring through megaphones.

Bit late to the party there, Flash. We're already on the thrid cylce of protester-bashing already.

donkeykong5

Hundred thousand welcomes. Will be great to see the legend.

alchemist33

stefanovich wrote: »

You can waste your time protesting all you want. I welcome his visit and I think we should treat him with respect.

I think we should treat him with indifference

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

alchemist33 wrote: »

I think we should treat him with indifference

I think most people will.

RollieFingers

As people were quite rightly quick to welcome him and praise the visit of Obama back in 2011, I'm delighted to see President Trump is going to be popping over. Hopefully he gets the same warm welcome, has a great visit and enjoys a good round on the golf course.

Timberrrrrrrr

Odhinn wrote: »

His russian lady friends. His preferences sound a bit 'water-sporty' fer me, tbh.

That's why he's visiting, he heard it's always p/ssing down in Ireland!

theguzman

Blueshoe wrote: »

Good chance to wipe them all out.

I love the smell of Naplam in the morning. :pac:

ebbsy

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Mick Wallace and every crusty looking oddball will be down there roaring through megaphones.

I doubt if the Donald will be asking him for tax advice.