thats the trick. Use complicated words and convey a message of bullshit

Hence why I can't browse /pol/ for too long

if you are to become a politician I would stay away from /pol/ anyway

Despite really having to keep myself up-to-date with the latests memes and whatnot

But most cases of proofing always end up with distorted translations/messages or sources

Cause people can't be bothered to reach the bottom of the barrel or fall for quick baits

But nah, I wouldn't want to become a politician

Being honest only gets you so far

And I kinda hate lying

It's hard to erase the tracks completely, and given time, someone will find out in the end

American politics be the worst one

at least Trump can boast of self-financing it and spending as little as possible on campaign

Did he spend the least of all the candidates?

I don't know, do you have a list?

I mean, he would know how

Considering he's a Jew

I heard some very sketchy story about trump ordering those who do social media manipulation on facebook/4chan etc to secretly promote him

>Hillary

President

I wonder if a fake meme factory exist

@Dietrich I think that goes for both sides

I mean, the amount of Hillary shilling is quite noticeable on /pol/

But also the amount of pure Trump fanboyism

Wait wtf hillary shilling on /pol/

Shills

It stands out alot

Cause yano

/pol/ isn't known to be the most left-centered place

Trump shilling isn't as noticeable, but it's there

Samefags replying to each other and linking to non-existent sources

Especially about Hillary emails and whatnot

you mean this

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/08/08/politics/benghazi-hillary-clinton-lawsuit/

good publicity

I heard somebody said Trump ordered Putin to hack their mail server

sounds like some bs

I can imagine Trump hires someone

But Putin?

Nah

Secret deal to takeover America

Putin-backed U.S. president

jk

In Before Hillary gets shot

Oh if Trump really wanted he could have gotten rid of her

>Putin-backed US president

That would delay the WW3 everyone's looking forward to by quite a bit

And no, Putin doesn't have the economy to move onto Europe

Isn't that just so America can sell their guns for great profit?

Now, it's a matter of removing those sanctions one by one

and then steal some land

Yeah, they wanted to silence Russia in that way.

I'd would ally with Russia just to get some cheap oil

And weapons

Ukraine didn't want to ally, they had hell.

And removing their sanctions is a cheap price to pay

For a while it seemed like powerful forces in Russia tried to takeover the place

Cause it wouldn't really affect alot of Americans

And eastern Europe would actually benefit off it

Though the western side would feel a little bit of pressure

Europe didnt want the sanction

it caused us problems as some trades had to go

Then again

UK is leaving anyway, so who cares

UK is leaving hahahahaha

They were the ones who were most against it, I believe

Do they realize what EEA is?

Its basically follow the rules, have no say, pay.

it would take two years if he initiates said article in EU treaty

Well, how Brexit will actually be executed is up to the stupefied UK government, I guess

I sense another currency drop, anyhow

If they truly mean it then quite EU as a whole

Already saved up my cash for such

not some economical bs

that truly wasnt worth the drop in currency

It was, though

to enter EEA?

No, just the sheer amount of insecurity sent the currency plunging

England risks losing an important position to other countries sich as Netherlands

Like people put HQs there for trade business

People sold all their Pounds and invested it in another currency

Like the Yen

Being quite independent from the Dollar

Ah I heard about that

Anyway, the Pound lost like 20% of its value the day after the Brexit vote

Pounds were considered somewhat a stable currency

then they went to the next stable one, yen.

I instantly invested in a new multi cooker lel

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/aug/09/norway-may-block-uk-return-to-european-free-trade-association

Gogogo No (r) way

It makes sense why Norway doesn't want UK in

The oil prices are dropping

Meaning their economy is also dropping

They'd be hard pressed to export stuff at the same rate if UK were to enter EFTA

If the oil prices were the same as say

8 months ago

They'd be far less reluctant

One concern is that Norway, through Efta, has signed trade agreements with 38 countries, including Mexico, Canada, Colombia, Morocco, Kuwait and Qatar. If the UK joined, those trade agreements might have to be renegotiated and future trade deals would become more complex.

so this is what the UK wants maybe?

I heard something about the reason UK went out was wanting more trade deals outside eurozone

could just be bs