Diršana, izdomāts citāts, nekad neko tādu viņš nav teicis, jau pirms hujzin cik mēnešiem šis tika aplikts internetā, neskatoties uz visu lielo heitu pret viņu.
Bet tam citātam ir taisnība.
Atceros vēl no WWE RAW laikiem, kad viņš tur piedalījās, aktieris labs
Viņš ļoti veiksmīgi pārdeva skaļus saukļus. Politiķi varētu pamācīties, kā jāsola
Diršana, izdomāts citāts, nekad neko tādu viņš nav teicis, jau pirms hujzin cik mēnešiem šis tika aplikts internetā, neskatoties uz visu lielo heitu pret viņu.
Bet tam citātam ir taisnība.
Atceros vēl no WWE RAW laikiem, kad viņš tur piedalījās, aktieris labs
Viņš ļoti veiksmīgi pārdeva skaļus saukļus. Politiķi varētu pamācīties, kā jāsola
Protams ka citāts visticamāk ir feiks, vismaz google tā stāsta, bet tas nemaina faktu, ka tā lielākoties ir taisnība un Tramps šinī kampaņā uz to arī ir "spiedis".
09 Nov 2016, 15:23:59 @cufiks rakstīja:
Citāts nav feiks, prasīju vairākiem cilvēkiem USA, vai tā ir taisnība - visi, kā viens atbildēja, ka jā - gan Trumpeņa atbalstītāji, gan citi...
......Not only is there no evidence of a political profile or interview with Donald Trump in People's online archives, or any evidence of these words whatsoever.
09 Nov 2016, 15:52:43 @cufiks rakstīja:
Man tak pohuj, ko tu tur pļūti un arī pohuj, vai ir teicis - teši par šo, rādot šo bildi, prasīju vairākiem USA pilsoņiem esot USA un viņi skaidri un gaiši teica, ka tā nav diršana... PN ar saviem rakstiem kkur hz kur - tāpat ticēšu cilvēkiem ar, ko runāju...
iedod kāda USA pilsoņa kontaktus, kas tev apliecināja ka tā ir taisnība. tūlīt piezvanīšu paprasīšu.
P.S
vismaz tik daudz tu saproti, ka bilde ir no Opras šova bet atsauce uz interviju ir no People Magazine ?
09 Nov 2016, 15:52:43 @cufiks rakstīja:
Man tak pohuj, ko tu tur pļūti un arī pohuj, vai ir teicis - teši par šo, rādot šo bildi, prasīju vairākiem USA pilsoņiem esot USA un viņi skaidri un gaiši teica, ka tā nav diršana... PN ar saviem rakstiem kkur hz kur - tāpat ticēšu cilvēkiem ar, ko runāju...
iedod kāda USA pilsoņa kontaktus, kas tev apliecināja ka tā ir taisnība. tūlīt piezvanīšu paprasīšu.
P.S
vismaz tik daudz tu saproti, ka bilde ir no Opras šova bet atsauce uz interviju ir no People Magazine ?
domaju vards atsauce vinam ir svesvards un tam pieverst uzmanibu nav veerts
Man patīk arī tas fakts "amerikas pilsonis man to teica". Tas būtu tāpat kā es pateiktu kādam, ka Putlers laiza Ušakova ziķeli, jo es kā latvietis zinu. Pohuj faktus un kā izskatās medijos tas viss.
CUFIK .JA MĀKI LASĪT TAD IZLASI ŠOThe meme purports to be a quote from Trump in People magazine in 1998 saying, “If I were to run, I’d run as a Republican. They’re the dumbest group of voters in the country. They believe anything on Fox News. I could lie and they’d still eat it up. I bet my numbers would be terrific.”
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We were alerted to the meme by a reader, A. Douglas Thomas of Freeport, N.Y., among others, who saw it in his Facebook feed, along with a message from someone who said, “I just fact-checked this. Google Donald Trump, People magazine and 1998. This is an actual quote by Trump.”
We’ll save you the effort. It is not an actual quote by Trump.
We scoured the People magazine archives and found nothing like this quote in 1998 or any other year.
And a public relations representative with People told us that the magazine couldn’t find anything like that quote in its archives, either. People‘s Julie Farin said in an email: “People looked into this exhaustively when it first surfaced back in Oct. We combed through every Trump story in our archive. We couldn’t find anything remotely like this quote –and no interview at all in 1998.”
In 1998, Trump was cited frequently in the pages of People, but at the time, most of the stories were about Trump’s pending divorce from Marla Maples and appearances at various social and entertainment events.
There were several stories in the late 1990s about Trump’s flirtation with a presidential run. (This became a running theme for Trump, who claimed he was considering a run for president in 1988, 2000, 2004 and 2012. That prompted some early on to dismiss Trump’s claim this time around that he’d run for president.)
In an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal on Sept. 30, 1999, Trump said he was mulling a run for president, and it sounded like he was considering a bid as an independent.
Trump, Wall Street Journal, Sept. 30, 1999: Let’s cut to the chase. Yes, I am considering a run for president. … Unlike candidates from the two major parties, my candidacy would not represent an exercise in career advancement. I am not a political pro trying to top off his resume. I am considering a run only because I am convinced the major parties have lost their way. The Republicans are captives of their right wing. The Democrats are captives of their left wing. I don’t hear anyone speaking for the working men and women in the center.
In the op-ed, Trump said he came to his decision after then Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura — who was elected as a Reform Party candidate — encouraged him to run.
In a CNN interview with Larry King a couple weeks later, Trump said he was forming an exploratory committee and that the committee would look at whether Trump could win as a Reform Party candidate.
Trump on CNN, Oct. 8, 1999: But really, really the big thing they’re going to look in — as — is: Can you win? Can a Reform Party candidate win? Because I believe I could get the Reform Party nomination. I don’t even think it would be that tough. … I’m not looking to get more votes than any other independent candidate in history, I’d want to win. So we’ll see.
Trump told King that he was a registered Republican and that a Reform Party run would mean a split with a party that he was “close to.”
Trump on CNN, Oct. 8, 1999: I’m a registered Republican. I’m a pretty conservative guy. I’m somewhat liberal on social issues, especially health care, et cetera, but I’d be leaving another party, and I’ve been close to that party.
King: Why would you leave the Republican Party?
Trump: I think that nobody is really hitting it right. The Democrats are too far left. I mean, Bill Bradley, this is seriously left; he’s trying to come a little more center, but he’s seriously left. The Republicans are too far right. And I don’t think anybody’s hitting the chord, not the chord that I want hear, and not the chord that other people want to hear, and I’ve seen it.
But again, we could find nothing in the online People magazine archives that suggests Trump ever was quoted as saying the quote used in the Facebook meme, either in 1998 or any other year. We also did a search in Nexis and could find no such quote from Trump in any major publication in the country.
Snopes.com, which also looked into this bogus meme, pointed out that the reference to Fox News viewers is curious, given that at the time Fox News “was not exceptionally well-known (or particularly regarded as a right-leaning outlet) in 1998.”
We reached out to Thomas, who contacted us about the Facebook meme, to tell him it was a fake. He said it just goes to show, “Everything you read on Facebook isn’t the gospel truth written in stone by Moses. You need to check your sources.” Hear, hear!
That advice goes for Trump, as well. On Nov. 23, we wrote about a grossly inaccurate graphic that Trump retweeted that claimed, among other things, that most whites are killed by blacks (which isn’t true). When questioned about the graphic, Trump said that it wasn’t his tweet, that he merely retweeted it. Trump maintained that the graphic came from “sources that are very credible” and added, “Am I gonna check every statistic?” That, in a nutshell, is how false memes — like the one we’ve written about here — get passed around the Web.
09 Nov 2016, 15:02:22 @abyss rakstīja:
Sanāk, ka GS amerikāņus uzskata par nepateicīgiem cūkām, kuri nespēj novērtēt, to, kas viņiem jau ir
Precīzi tas pats kas ar brexit, arī tur uzskatīja ka viņi dzīvo slikti un pie tā vainīga Eiropā, šeit uzskata ka viss ir slikti un pie tā vainīga pastāvošā vara, musulmaņi un meksikāņi utttt.
Viss drīzāk tie cilvēki pat nenojauš ko nozīmē dzīvot slikti, mēs būtu tikai laimīgi par ASV/UK problēmām Latvijā
09 Nov 2016, 15:02:22 @abyss rakstīja:
Sanāk, ka GS amerikāņus uzskata par nepateicīgiem cūkām, kuri nespēj novērtēt, to, kas viņiem jau ir
Precīzi tas pats kas ar brexit, arī tur uzskatīja ka viņi dzīvo slikti un pie tā vainīga Eiropā, šeit uzskata ka viss ir slikti un pie tā vainīga pastāvošā vara, musulmaņi un meksikāņi utttt.
Viss drīzāk tie cilvēki pat nenojauš ko nozīmē dzīvot slikti, mēs būtu tikai laimīgi par ASV/UK problēmām Latvijā
+1,
Pirms plusot, vajag padzivot arzemes ilgstosu laiku, lai saprastu ka nekads rozu darzs working class cilvekiem nav, ja jaire vesela maja, tad sanak +/- tas pats kas LV stradajot par minimalo algu.
Un salidzinat Brexit ar Trumpa uzvaru nevar, jo Brexit bija konkreta lieta kas notiks, savukart Trumpa uzvara pagaidam neko nenozimee, domaju tuvako menesu laikaa redzesim kardinaalu imidza mainu no vina puses.
atgādināšu, ka tur valsts pārvalde sastāv no – prezidenta, Kongresa un Augstākās tiesas. Prezidents viens pats neko kardināli nevar mainīt. līdz ar to mums tuvākajā laikā nav par ko satraukties. Un nevajag ticēt , ka Hilarija mūs nepardotu , ja vien būtu tāda iespēja/vajadzība
09 Nov 2016, 15:02:22 @abyss rakstīja:
Sanāk, ka GS amerikāņus uzskata par nepateicīgiem cūkām, kuri nespēj novērtēt, to, kas viņiem jau ir
Precīzi tas pats kas ar brexit, arī tur uzskatīja ka viņi dzīvo slikti un pie tā vainīga Eiropā, šeit uzskata ka viss ir slikti un pie tā vainīga pastāvošā vara, musulmaņi un meksikāņi utttt.
Viss drīzāk tie cilvēki pat nenojauš ko nozīmē dzīvot slikti, mēs būtu tikai laimīgi par ASV/UK problēmām Latvijā
Vari uzskatit mani par divainu, bet es negribu ASV problemas sheit. Diezvai butu priecigs klausities ka kads melnais apsavis vietejos veikala, vai skola karteja apsaude. Tapat negribu muslimu balsojumus par mosejam, kur celt, kur nee. Tad vel tie kristiesi ar savu apsestibu.. Ne, ne esmu priecigs, par musu "problemam"
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