Monday, September 25, 2017

THIS JUST IN! ROB DOES HILLARY!



BULLY BOY PRESS &   CEDRIC'S BIG MIX -- THE KOOL AID TABLE

ONE TIME ACTOR AND FAILED DIRECTOR ROB REINER INSISTS HE WAS NOT SPOTTED EARLY SUNDAY MORNING TROLLING WEST HOLLYWOOD IN DRAG, DRESSED -- CANKLES AND ALL -- IN THE SPITTING IMAGE OF HILLARY CLINTON.

"I LOVE HILLARY," REINER TOLD THESE REPORTERS.  "I HAVE MY LIMO DRIVER CALL ME 'MISS CLINTON' OR 'MADAM PRESIDENT.'  AND I BUY MY PANTIES AT THE SAME STORES AS HILLARY.  BUT I WOULD NEVER DRESS UP AS HILLARY WHEN LOOKING TO PICK UP MEN.  PARTLY BECAUSE SHE'S SUCH A BONER DEPRESSANT.  SHE'S THE ANTI VIAGRA."

WITH THAT, REINER FINISHED POWDERING HIS NOSE, CLAMPED SHUT HIS COMPACT AND LUMBERED OFF.






In three days, the KRG and Kirkuk are scheduled to hold a referendum on whether or not they should remain a part of the Baghdad-based government.

As the vote looms, panic ensues among those opposed to the vote.

Denouncing the move are the foreign ministers of Iraq, Turkey and Iran.  The three elected to meet up in New York.  Tuvan Gumrukcu and Tulay Karadeniz (INDEPENDENT) type:

In a joint statement, the foreign ministers of the three countries voiced concerns that the referendum would endanger the gains Iraq has made against Islamic State, and reiterated their fears over the potential for new conflicts in the region.


How would a vote "endanger the gains Iraq has made against Islamic State"?

They repeat that fear over and over and no one ever asks them to define it.

The KRG and the Baghdad-based government do not get along and have not for years.

Has that prevented them working together in Mosul?

Why would this be any different?

It wouldn't.

But fear and the trash that peddles it always runs wild.

Let's play their game for just a second.  The Baghdad-based government manages to shut down the vote at the last minute, how does that help the struggle against ISIS?


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Pressure Mounts on Iraqi Kurds to Cancel Independence VoteIn a region where few people agree on anything, neighbors and allies are pressing the Kurds to delay a vote they say could unleash violence.
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Sep 22, 2017




The pressure has been going on for weeks now.  So far, the KRG has refused to buckle.


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