US Political News and Trump’s China visit

[SaadH]

very embarrassing, well this company own by Steve Witkoff son and Trump 3 sons have partnership in the company, around 40 percent of share ....and you know Trump will be happy when see this picture..... These Generals has fvcked the country right and left.

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Zionist mai baaps of the f@ujeet class...the true jahoodi agaants...

 

[SaadH]

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Reaganomics and the biggest lie of "trickle down economic" ever told by capitalists with ample support by both end of the political spectrum of zionist slavery.

 

[SaadH]

Naa bro.. you can't even vote properly..

The section of the society that earns half of the foreign currency for Pakistan has the least number of rights, or even if they have, the access to them has been made very hard for them.

It's more than half now, $31 bn were the exports and almost $40 bn were the remittances. Recently had an argument with a f@ujeet relative in Pakistan who is very adept at suckling at the f@ujeet elite run corruption teat. He was saying you oversea-ers are not stakeholders in Pakistan. I told him oh we definitely are and more so than you guys since we contribute more to the funds needed to run the country. Homeboy got really upset which is very typical of the f@ujeet class not used to hearing the truth and continue to live in a massive bubble.

 

[SaadH]

Asim Munir doing next level prostitution for USA.
He just handed over the complete processing of 30 billion USD remittances from overseas Pakistanis to a US firm, and this is the result

https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/pakistan-partner-with-world-liberty-financial-dollar-linked-stablecoin-source-2026-01-14/

Out of the list of the 75 countries who's citizens are now banned from settling in the USA , Pakistan is the only country with such as agreement with a US firm.

The US firm in question has got Donald Trump family as major stake holders .

Asli jahoodi agaant on top of being a zehni mareez

 

[PakFactor]

It's more than half now, $31 bn were the exports and almost $40 bn were the remittances. Recently had an argument with a f@ujeet relative in Pakistan who is very adept at suckling at the f@ujeet elite run corruption teat. He was saying you oversea-ers are not stakeholders in Pakistan. I told him oh we definitely are and more so than you guys since we contribute more to the funds needed to run the country. Homeboy got really upset which is very typical of the f@ujeet class not used to hearing the truth and continue to live in a massive bubble.

Very few, I've personally seen, realize after they leave the service and come to the civilian side how screwed up their thinking was; by then, it's too late. I wouldn't say all the officers' kids are aboard or anything, but most whose kids can't shift live a depressing life afterward, unless they come from a financially well-off background.

Those who leave the service early and come to the U.S., Canada, or Europe live on welfare because they are practically useless to society, while they work at an electronics store selling TVs or get a real estate license to sell houses, or selling dental equipment. Many of their kids in the U.S. amount to nothing, too.

 

[PakSword]

It's more than half now, $31 bn were the exports and almost $40 bn were the remittances. Recently had an argument with a f@ujeet relative in Pakistan who is very adept at suckling at the f@ujeet elite run corruption teat. He was saying you oversea-ers are not stakeholders in Pakistan. I told him oh we definitely are and more so than you guys since we contribute more to the funds needed to run the country. Homeboy got really upset which is very typical of the f@ujeet class not used to hearing the truth and continue to live in a massive bubble.

They always say that overseas don't donate money to Pakistan, they only send to their relatives. As if they themselves donate to Bait ul Maal in Pakistan regularly.

This argument that "you send to your relatives in need" is such a lousy one that I don't even want to respond. It's like someone taunting the overseas Pakistanis that you don't pour money into Pakistan's reserves, but the employees, exporters and government servants are earning money for Pakistan only.. not for their family members.

Saalay chutiey kaheen ke

 

[PakFactor]

They always say that overseas don't donate money to Pakistan, they only send to their relatives. As if they themselves donate to Bait ul Maal in Pakistan regularly.

This argument that "you send to your relatives in need" is such a lousy one that I don't even want to respond. It's like someone taunting the overseas Pakistanis that you don't pour money into Pakistan's reserves, but the employees, exporters and government servants are earning money for Pakistan only.. not for their family members.

Saalay chutiey kaheen ke

When they say that, I've always had the urge to throw them into a thresher machine.

I wonder if anyone has ever spat on their face, telling them that those same relatives spend locally to stimulate whatever market they can. Bastards have no issue taking the dollars to pay their loans in exchange for worthless rupees.

 

[safriz]

It's more than half now, $31 bn were the exports and almost $40 bn were the remittances. Recently had an argument with a f@ujeet relative in Pakistan who is very adept at suckling at the f@ujeet elite run corruption teat. He was saying you oversea-ers are not stakeholders in Pakistan. I told him oh we definitely are and more so than you guys since we contribute more to the funds needed to run the country. Homeboy got really upset which is very typical of the f@ujeet class not used to hearing the truth and continue to live in a massive bubble.

That's why i never argue with my Fauji relatives and Fauji old friends. Pointless to try and put sense in them, and i don't want to anger them.

 

[nahtanbob]

As I said many, Many, MANY time, this is why Trump is scary.

It's not the policy he did, but he is setting a "playbook" for dictator to be in office, he can't turn the US into something like China in the next 3 years, this is going to take decade, but what he did is to basically show the Dem or whoever going to be in power next how to concentrate power on his behalf. That's the scary part.

As I said before, I am not afraid of the Trump administration "ending" America, I am scared of the next one, because either he/she is a Dem or GOP, Trump shows the next guy how to play the system and get away with it, for example, if Trump is successful on using his EO to undercut 14A, the next Dem can use the same tactic to undercut 2A or god forbid 1A, for example.

Whether the Dem or GOP picks up the seat in 2028 is not going to be much different; it's changed forever, the only thing different is who will be bitching about the administration.

No one is willing to commit suicide for Democratic President the way GOPers are doing it for Trump. It is more like anarchy.

Trump is setting precedents so that countries can expel millions of illegal immigrants.

 

[nahtanbob]

It's more than half now, $31 bn were the exports and almost $40 bn were the remittances. Recently had an argument with a f@ujeet relative in Pakistan who is very adept at suckling at the f@ujeet elite run corruption teat. He was saying you oversea-ers are not stakeholders in Pakistan. I told him oh we definitely are and more so than you guys since we contribute more to the funds needed to run the country. Homeboy got really upset which is very typical of the f@ujeet class not used to hearing the truth and continue to live in a massive bubble.

You know some people like spending other people money. Tell me something new.

 

[FuturePAF]

As I said many, Many, MANY time, this is why Trump is scary.

It's not the policy he did, but he is setting a "playbook" for dictator to be in office, he can't turn the US into something like China in the next 3 years, this is going to take decade, but what he did is to basically show the Dem or whoever going to be in power next how to concentrate power on his behalf. That's the scary part.

As I said before, I am not afraid of the Trump administration "ending" America, I am scared of the next one, because either he/she is a Dem or GOP, Trump shows the next guy how to play the system and get away with it, for example, if Trump is successful on using his EO to undercut 14A, the next Dem can use the same tactic to undercut 2A or god forbid 1A, for example.

Whether the Dem or GOP picks up the seat in 2028 is not going to be much different; it's changed forever, the only thing different is who will be bitching about the administration.

It is also possible, we go through a post-Nixon moment, where the public pressures congress to pass laws preventing the excesses of the Trump terms from repeating themselves.

 

[clutch]

That seems very unlikely. They don't really roam around nasty neighbourhoods where the bottom feeders live. They are very affluent given most of them earn higher than median wages.

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[Vikramaditya1]

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Got nothing to do with American Indians. Lol!!

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

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wow those kids/people hounding you for money in the streets was exactly how it was in Cancun, Mexico in the early 1990's when we'd leave the hotel area.

 

[Yellow is Okay]

wow those kids/people hounding you for money in the streets was exactly how it was in Cancun, Mexico in the early 1990's when we'd leave the hotel area.

It's still pretty common in a lot of third-world countries. Usually little kids will crowd around you to beg for money or try to sell you stuff.