Chaos at the Boarder

[ISIS]

Kazi kweli kweli

 

[ISIS]

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[BAK]

Eti fast and furious lol! Sijui kama GOP wanaweza kukaa kimya huku wakijua fika kwamba 2018 wanaweza kupata kipigo kikubwa sana na hivyo kupoteza viti vingi kwenye congress na senate na hivyo kuwa minority party. Ni lazima watamsemea hovyo.

Asee, wameweka shinikizo. Anawa bore mpaka allies sasa na ndo kwanza anatia mguu ofisini. It's been a week of fast and furious...lol!

Huu upinzani unaoendelea na hii unpopularity kama itaendelea hivi, anaweza kumaliza tofauti sana na alivyoanza, by loosing seats in houses.

 

[Azarel]

Muwe mnasoma na kuelewa.

Green card holders wa kutoka hizo nchi 7 wanatakaiwa wapate waiver ya hiyo executive order /action.

Green card holders wa kutoka Australia na Afrika Kusini, kwa mfano, hiyo executive order/action na hiyo waiver haziwahusu.

Mkuu waiver ni nini? Na inawahitaji hao wa hizo nchi 7 kufanyaje.

 

[Azarel]

Kuna mawanafunzi wetu mmoja raia wa Iran alikuwa amekwenda kwenye conference Spain, amezuiwa kurudi; mpaka sasa hivi yuko stranded Barcelona kwa sababu airline imekataa kumruhusu kupanda ndege. Conference ilianza Jumanne na kuisha Alhamis, lakini flight ya kurudi ilikuwa ni leo; amekwama. Wanafunzi wenzake wawili wa kutoka Brazil na China wameondoka na kumwacha Airport akiwa njia panda! very bad!! Aliondoka kukiwa hamna order hii, labda asingekwenda

Amezuiwa Barcelona au JFK?

Huko Barcelona pia kuna huyo order?

 

[Azarel]

Ujerumani hata angekataa wakimbizi ni sawa tu manake mchango wake katika kuzalisha wakimbizi ni mdogo sana!

Kinyume chake, US, UK na France hawa ndio chanzo kikubwa cha uzalishaji wa wakimbizi kutoka Mashariki ya Kati kwahiyo wasikwepe majukumu... kama waliona raha kupanda kwavile shamba lilikuwa halijajaa maji, wasione taabu kuvuna kwenye shamba lililojaa maji manake ni hiyo mimaji wanayoikwepa ndiyo iliyozalisha hayo mavuno wanayotaka kuyasusa!!!!

Hivi ni kwa vipi UK, France na US wanazakisha wakimbizi?

Msaada plz.

 

[kui]

Eti fast and furious lol! Sijui kama GOP wanaweza kukaa kimya huku wakijua fika kwamba 2018 wanaweza kupata kipigo kikubwa sana na hivyo kupoteza viti vingi kwenye congress na senate na hivyo kuwa minority party. Ni lazima watamsemea hovyo.

BAK nina wasiwasi 2018 watapigwa hawa kama itaendelea hivi, unless wajitenge nae au kama unavyosema. The opposition that's been going on is no joke, people are angry, and it's quite a number of the them. I hope Dems are watching all this intensively and getting ready for next year.

 

[john agrey]

Nguvu hii ni kubwa sana ila nawaambieni hamtaweza kushindana na trump! Poleni sana watch the show

 

[Jameel2013]

Trump kama kweli ameamua kuban waislam kwasabab ya ugaid anatakiwa pia afanye BAN kwa nchi ya SAUDIA raia zake pia wasiingia US ndio nitamuona kwel amedhamiria .

Sababu ndio Nchi inadhamini magaid kwa mujibu wa maelezo yake kwenye kampeni zake awachane na hivi viinchi vidogodogo .

Lasivyo analeta ngoonjeraaa tu.... kisha tuone Dunia inavyo turn upset down na tujue nani zaidi ktk ya muislam world ba U.S.A

 

[kui]

Trump's 'extreme vetting' would ban him from US (opinion) - CNN.com

"Trump's order states in part that, "in order to protect Americans, the United States must ensure that those admitted to this country" don't bear "hostile attitudes" to our nation's "founding principles."...
To that end, Trump's order reads further United States should not admit those who engage in acts of bigotry or hatred...other forms of violence against women, or the persecution of those who practice religions different from their own) or those who would oppress Americans of any race, gender, or sexual orientation."...

Tehe, gat to luv Media....lol!

 

[Kichuguu]

Amezuiwa Barcelona au JFK?

Huko Barcelona pia kuna huyo order?

Airline ilikataa kumpokea. Katika safari za kwenda marekani ukaguzi huanzia huko huko Europe. Unaweza kukataliwa usipande nedege kabisa hata kama una ticketi.

 

[BAK]

David Brooks: Republicans’ deal with the devil will cost them their soul

By David Brooks, New York Times

Posted: 01/31/17, 5:38 PM PST | Updated: 2 hrs ago

2 Comments

Many Republican members of Congress have made a Faustian bargain with Donald Trump. They don’t particularly admire him as a man, they don’t trust him as an administrator, they don’t agree with him on major issues, but they respect the grip he has on their voters, they hope he’ll sign their legislation and they certainly don’t want to be seen siding with the inflamed progressives or the hyperventilating media.

Their position was at least comprehensible: How many times in a lifetime does your party control all levers of power? When that happens you’re willing to tolerate a little Trumpian circus behavior in order to get things done.

But if the last 10 days have made anything clear, it’s this: The Republican Fausts are in an untenable position. The deal they’ve struck with the devil comes at too high a price. It really will cost them their soul.

In the first place, the Trump administration is not a Republican administration; it is an ethnic nationalist administration. Trump insulted both parties equally in his Inaugural Address. The Bannonites are utterly crushing the Republican regulars when it comes to actual policymaking.

The administration has swung sharply anti-trade. Trump’s economic instincts are corporatist, not free market. If Barack Obama tried to lead from behind, Trump’s foreign policy involves actively running away from global engagement. Outspoken critics of Paul Ryan are being given White House jobs, and at the same time, if Reince Priebus has a pulse it is not externally evident.

Second, even if Trump’s ideology were not noxious, his incompetence is a threat to all around him. To say that it is amateur hour at the White House is to slander amateurs. The recent executive orders were drafted and signed without any normal agency review or even semicoherent legal advice, filled with elemental errors that any nursery school student would have caught.

It seems that the Trump administration is less a government than a small clique of bloggers and tweeters who are incommunicado with the people who actually help them get things done. Things will get really hairy when the world’s problems are incoming.

Third, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the aroma of bigotry infuses the whole operation, and anybody who aligns too closely will end up sharing in the stench.

The administration could have simply tightened up the refugee review process and capped the refugee intake at 50,000, but instead went out of its way to insult Islam. The administration could have simply tightened up immigration procedures, but Trump went out of his way to pick a fight with all of Mexico.

Other Republicans have gone far out of their way to make sure the war on terrorism is not a war on Islam or on Arabs, but Trump has gone out of his way to ensure the opposite. The racial club is always there.

Fourth, it is hard to think of any administration in recent memory, on any level, whose identity is so tainted by cruelty. The Trump administration is often harsh and never kind. It is quick to inflict suffering on the 8-year-old Syrian girl who’s been bombed and strafed and lost her dad. Its deportation vows mean that in the years ahead, the TV screens will be filled with weeping families being pulled apart.

None of these traits will improve with time. As former Bush administration official Eliot Cohen wrote in The Atlantic, “Precisely because the problem is one of temperament and character, it will not get better. It will get worse, as power intoxicates Trump and those around him. It will probably end in calamity — substantial domestic protest and violence, a breakdown of international economic relationships, the collapse of major alliances, or perhaps one or more new wars (even with China) on top of the ones we already have. It will not be surprising in the slightest if his term ends not in four or in eight years, but sooner, with impeachment or removal under the 25th Amendment.”

The danger signs are there in profusion. Sooner or later, the Republican Fausts will face a binary choice. As they did under Nixon, Republican leaders will have to either oppose Trump and risk his tweets, or sidle along with him and live with his stain.

Trump exceeded expectations with his Cabinet picks, but his first 10 days in office have made clear this is not a normal administration. It is a problem that demands a response. It is a callous, bumbling group that demands either personal loyalty or the ax.

Already one sees John McCain and Lindsey Graham forming a bit of a Republican opposition. The other honorable senators will have to choose: Collins, Alexander, Portman, Corker, Cotton, Sasse and so on and so on.

With most administrations you can agree sometimes and disagree other times. But this one is a danger to the party and the nation in its existential nature. And so sooner or later all will have to choose what side they are on, and live forever after with the choice.

BAK nina wasiwasi 2018 watapigwa hawa kama itaendelea hivi, unless wajitenge nae au kama unavyosema. The opposition that's been going on is no joke, people are angry, and it's quite a number of the them. I hope Dems are watching all this intensively and getting ready for next year.

 

[Chige]

Hivi ni kwa vipi UK, France na US wanazakisha wakimbizi?

Msaada plz.

Ina maana hufahamu kwamba ndizo nchi zinazoongoza ku-interfere nchi zingine kijeshi?! Kila anapopita US, nyuma yake yupo UK!! UKiacha Vita vya Iraq ambavyo ndivyo France hakushiriki; kote alikopita US & UK, France pia alikuwepo!!!

So, unapovamia nchi moja kijeshi tena isivyo halali; nini kinafuata kama sio kuzalisha wakimbizi?!

 

[kui]

David Brooks: Republicans’ deal with the devil will cost them their soul

By David Brooks, New York Times

Posted: 01/31/17, 5:38 PM PST | Updated: 2 hrs ago

2 Comments

Many Republican members of Congress have made a Faustian bargain with Donald Trump. They don’t particularly admire him as a man, they don’t trust him as an administrator, they don’t agree with him on major issues, but they respect the grip he has on their voters, they hope he’ll sign their legislation and they certainly don’t want to be seen siding with the inflamed progressives or the hyperventilating media.

Their position was at least comprehensible: How many times in a lifetime does your party control all levers of power? When that happens you’re willing to tolerate a little Trumpian circus behavior in order to get things done.

But if the last 10 days have made anything clear, it’s this: The Republican Fausts are in an untenable position. The deal they’ve struck with the devil comes at too high a price. It really will cost them their soul.

In the first place, the Trump administration is not a Republican administration; it is an ethnic nationalist administration. Trump insulted both parties equally in his Inaugural Address. The Bannonites are utterly crushing the Republican regulars when it comes to actual policymaking.

The administration has swung sharply anti-trade. Trump’s economic instincts are corporatist, not free market. If Barack Obama tried to lead from behind, Trump’s foreign policy involves actively running away from global engagement. Outspoken critics of Paul Ryan are being given White House jobs, and at the same time, if Reince Priebus has a pulse it is not externally evident.

Second, even if Trump’s ideology were not noxious, his incompetence is a threat to all around him. To say that it is amateur hour at the White House is to slander amateurs. The recent executive orders were drafted and signed without any normal agency review or even semicoherent legal advice, filled with elemental errors that any nursery school student would have caught.

It seems that the Trump administration is less a government than a small clique of bloggers and tweeters who are incommunicado with the people who actually help them get things done. Things will get really hairy when the world’s problems are incoming.

Third, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the aroma of bigotry infuses the whole operation, and anybody who aligns too closely will end up sharing in the stench.

The administration could have simply tightened up the refugee review process and capped the refugee intake at 50,000, but instead went out of its way to insult Islam. The administration could have simply tightened up immigration procedures, but Trump went out of his way to pick a fight with all of Mexico.

Other Republicans have gone far out of their way to make sure the war on terrorism is not a war on Islam or on Arabs, but Trump has gone out of his way to ensure the opposite. The racial club is always there.

Fourth, it is hard to think of any administration in recent memory, on any level, whose identity is so tainted by cruelty. The Trump administration is often harsh and never kind. It is quick to inflict suffering on the 8-year-old Syrian girl who’s been bombed and strafed and lost her dad. Its deportation vows mean that in the years ahead, the TV screens will be filled with weeping families being pulled apart.

None of these traits will improve with time. As former Bush administration official Eliot Cohen wrote in The Atlantic, “Precisely because the problem is one of temperament and character, it will not get better. It will get worse, as power intoxicates Trump and those around him. It will probably end in calamity — substantial domestic protest and violence, a breakdown of international economic relationships, the collapse of major alliances, or perhaps one or more new wars (even with China) on top of the ones we already have. It will not be surprising in the slightest if his term ends not in four or in eight years, but sooner, with impeachment or removal under the 25th Amendment.”

The danger signs are there in profusion. Sooner or later, the Republican Fausts will face a binary choice. As they did under Nixon, Republican leaders will have to either oppose Trump and risk his tweets, or sidle along with him and live with his stain.

Trump exceeded expectations with his Cabinet picks, but his first 10 days in office have made clear this is not a normal administration. It is a problem that demands a response. It is a callous, bumbling group that demands either personal loyalty or the ax.

Already one sees John McCain and Lindsey Graham forming a bit of a Republican opposition. The other honorable senators will have to choose: Collins, Alexander, Portman, Corker, Cotton, Sasse and so on and so on.

With most administrations you can agree sometimes and disagree other times. But this one is a danger to the party and the nation in its existential nature. And so sooner or later all will have to choose what side they are on, and live forever after with the choice.

"The danger signs are there in profusion. Sooner or later, the Republican Fausts will face a binary choice. As they did under Nixon, Republican leaders will have to either oppose Trump and risk his tweets, or sidle along with him and live with his stain..

..But if the last 10 days have made anything clear, it’s this: The Republican Fausts are in an untenable position. The deal they’ve struck with the devil comes at too high a price. It really will cost them their soul.."

Huyu Brooks ndo kagandamiza kabisa,...hehe!

 

[BAK]

Mbaya zaidi huyu ni GOP mwenzao kaamua kulala nao mbele kwa mbele.

"The danger signs are there in profusion. Sooner or later, the Republican Fausts will face a binary choice. As they did under Nixon, Republican leaders will have to either oppose Trump and risk his tweets, or sidle along with him and live with his stain..

..But if the last 10 days have made anything clear, it’s this: The Republican Fausts are in an untenable position. The deal they’ve struck with the devil comes at too high a price. It really will cost them their soul.."

Huyu Brooks ndo kagandamiza kabisa,...hehe!

 

[kui]

kui..........Hii njemba SB ni mtu hatari sana kama ataendelea kuwa na sauti yenye nguvu kwenye maamuzi ya 45th basi WH ataiona chungu.

Steve Bannon, a senior adviser to President Donald Trump, personally overruled a decision by the Department of Homeland Security not to include green card holders in the president’s temporary ban on travel from Muslim countries.

BAK some think Bannon may be the most powerful person in Washington right now. (at your leisure time )

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/30/opinion/president-bannon.html

 

[kui]

Mbaya zaidi huyu ni GOP mwenzao kaamua kulala nao mbele kwa mbele.

Yaani huku ni kulala nao mbele kabsa.

Hapo pa "..oppose Trump and risk his tweets"...pamefurahisha.
Kazi Ipo.

 

[Kishada04]

Kwanini hayo immigrants na refugees from those Arabic countries hawakimbilii nchi za kiarabu kama UAE, Qutar etc. Trump as the US president is right. Hata mm JPM akifanya km Trump anavyofanya for Tanzanians nitamu support 100%

Wamejaa huko nchi za kiarabu. Wengi wanakimbulia huko arabuni. Hao waliokwenda US wamewachukua wenyewe na ni asilimia ndogo.

 

[New City]

Unachosema ni kweli Mkuu, lakini anatimiza matakwa ya lile kundi kubwa lililomchagua maana alizungumza sera hizi katika kampeni zake sasa anatimiza. Baadhi wanadai nchi mbazo anafanya biashara zake hakuzigusa (Saudi Arabia na Pakistan) Sidhani kama alitegemea kungekuwa na upinzani kiasi hiki.

Yeap ,nilikuwa najiuliza mbona Saudi Arabia ,Pakistan ,Oman sizioni kwa hiyo immigrants ban.

 

[Sexer]

BAK nina wasiwasi 2018 watapigwa hawa kama itaendelea hivi, unless wajitenge nae au kama unavyosema. The opposition that's been going on is no joke, people are angry, and it's quite a number of the them. I hope Dems are watching all this intensively and getting ready for next year.

utabiri bado unaendelea teh! teh! mtaendelea kuchemka tu