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If Donald Trump becomes president, could World War 3 start as a result?
50 Answers
To
the degree that his statements reflect reality, it is unlikely. Trump's
entire outlook is financially based and wars are very expensive. This
seems to match his non-hawkish positions on every front.
- On the Iraq war, he claims he was against it from the start (in reality it was after the war had started) and he claimed it would destabilize the Middle East.
- On North Korea, he wants to leverage China to solve the North Korean situation:
- On Iran, he is willing to "police" the Iran nuclear deal as hard as possible, but not "tear it up" as others have stated.
- On Russia, he is already making friends with Putin while his GOP competition states they would punch Putin in the nose.
- On Syria, he wants to see Russia take care of ISIS while his GOP competition wants to carpet bomb the entire region.
While
Trump doesn't seem to be hawkish, he talks big, states he wants to
increase military size and strength. With terrorism, he claims he would
he in favor of killing the families of terrorists and go beyond
waterboarding.
Immediately? No. No-one will declare war on the US just because Trump is elected.
From a more cynical/world view position one could argue that WW3 has already started. Just look at the middle east. We see ISIL/ISIS/IS/Daesh/whatev
So yeah, I don't think WW3 will erupt if Trump is elected. I think it already has, we just haven't realised yet. We have a real life battle of the 5 armies.
From a more cynical/world view position one could argue that WW3 has already started. Just look at the middle east. We see ISIL/ISIS/IS/Daesh/whatev
So yeah, I don't think WW3 will erupt if Trump is elected. I think it already has, we just haven't realised yet. We have a real life battle of the 5 armies.
Well
there are a couple of places Trump has gotten himself into trouble in
terms of foreign policy. He has advocated for starting a trade war with
China by imposing various tariffs and by plunging both the US and China
into recession.
Here's a good article to illustrate how The Republican front runner plans on tanking our economy.
Donald
Trump has also spoken about how the nuclear option is something “he
wouldn't rule out” to fight terrorist groups. He has also spoken about
how we should allow other various countries including Japan, Korea, and
Saudi Arabia to own nukes as well.
Here's an article about Trump’s thoughts on nuclear proliferation.
These
positions he has taken, and many more like it, lead many people to
think that a Trump Administration would lead to a decline in the
international community’s respect for the US as responsible, respectful
allies.
I hope this helps. There are probably
other reasons why Trump might take us into a new World War, but these
are the two I could think up while at work!
Look
at how Trump has jumped to declare that Egypt Air flight 804 was caused
by terrorism before all the facts are in. Now, this certainly could
wind up being a terrorist act (as I am writing this they have still not
declared as such, they are just finding the wreckage and no organization
has taken credit for bringing down the plane), but it can also be
something else. He dangerously speaks before he has all the facts. And
even when facts seem to be known about things, he still declares he
knows different ( he broached the idea Anton Scalia was murdered, Ted
Cruz’s father was with Oswald before the Kennedy assassination, that
Obama was really a Muslim, that the U.S. government was involved int he
9/11 attacks, Muslims marched in Jersey City after those same attacks,
vaccines cause autism and on and on.) all of this is dangerous
misinformation.
Acting before thinking or
disregarding facts because of your gut is not the behavior of a
Commander in Chief. It could get us into a war very easily
While
I don't honestly believe anyone in present times is stupid enough to
start a global war. I do believe Donald Trump stands for all of the
wrong things politically in a time where standing for the wrong things
could mean ticking off the wrong people and starting a firestorm.
As a Canadian I don't even understand the anti-Muslim rhetoric im with the sign holder!
Islam is almost a quarter of the population globally...
Alienating
the largest religion because some of the members of their group are
trying to murder people in the desert over archaic laws. The basic
stance of anti-Muslim in the most free country in the world is almost so
insane I don't even know how it passed the joke stage.
Donald
Trump, is very adamant on his plans for removing the "muslim problem"
the way he talks about using the US ARMY to get things done is fucked up
and it almost sounds like something you'd hear out of the mic of a
redneck on an old MW2 lobby.
This is an image from a news cover back when trump announced his run for presidency.
What the fuck happened, how is anyone taking this shit seriously?
Trump is a reality TV KING
He
understands that the majority of the american people are sheep, and
sheep like reality TV. The candidate who most often wins on the show is
the one with the most memorable personality the brash confident one.
He's
playing on the hearts and minds of all the american people right now
like a fucking reality TV show and it sickens me. He just says crazy
shit but then flips 180 back to his core beliefs and they all eat it up.
Good
luck America, I sincerely hope you don't let this happen to us because
we'll be cleaning up after trumps mess for a long fuckin time.
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I
laughed out loud when I read this question. Don't get me wrong, this is
not a bad question. If you knew my opinion of Trump, you might find it
funny too.
Trump is a joke, and the world knows it. He's treating the presidential election like it's literally a game of popularity. He only says what they want to hear. The democratic process in the US is pretty much a game of popularity, but it was always a battle of government policy. It was about the people considering the political reforms and policies of the next government, about how they would do things differently. It was about weighing in the intelligence and character of the next president. The prior presidental debates were professional. Trump has made it personal.
His proposals are laughable. His ideas are painfully simplistic. The real scary thing though, is that Trump is the physical representation of the sociological backwardness of the US. His polls say so. The only way he has made it so far is because they support him, they actually believe in him. This doesn't mean Donald Trump is incompetent, his family is admirable.
But to put this into perspective, the UK is currently debating on a petition of 573,000 signatures to ban Trump from entering the UK. I read that a couple days ago.
If Trump becomes president, he could start WW3. But that will only be because of a reaction from another country. This goes to show, we really shouldn't let a man like Donald Trump become President of the United States of America.
Trump is a joke, and the world knows it. He's treating the presidential election like it's literally a game of popularity. He only says what they want to hear. The democratic process in the US is pretty much a game of popularity, but it was always a battle of government policy. It was about the people considering the political reforms and policies of the next government, about how they would do things differently. It was about weighing in the intelligence and character of the next president. The prior presidental debates were professional. Trump has made it personal.
His proposals are laughable. His ideas are painfully simplistic. The real scary thing though, is that Trump is the physical representation of the sociological backwardness of the US. His polls say so. The only way he has made it so far is because they support him, they actually believe in him. This doesn't mean Donald Trump is incompetent, his family is admirable.
But to put this into perspective, the UK is currently debating on a petition of 573,000 signatures to ban Trump from entering the UK. I read that a couple days ago.
If Trump becomes president, he could start WW3. But that will only be because of a reaction from another country. This goes to show, we really shouldn't let a man like Donald Trump become President of the United States of America.
In the public appearances he's made, he has said some very reckless and thoughtless things.
He's
recently said he's not going to honor our NATO agreement without more
money from our allies, and he's advocated letting Japan and South Korea
defend themselves, including using nuclear weapons.
Trump
made statements about using a ‘carpet bombing’ strategy to defeat ISIS,
thereby killing thousands of innocent men, women, and children.
Furthermore, Trump has made inflammatory remarks about Muslims, causing
further alienation among the people we actually need to defeat ISIS and
other terrorist organizations.
He has proposed
canceling the recent agreement with Iran regarding their nuclear weapons
program. If Trump did cancel the deal, besides the ill will it would
create, it would no doubt give Iran a clear signal to speed up their
development of nuclear bombs. In my opinion, the cancellation of the
Iran agreement may further destabilize an already unstable region, and
invite other nations in the Middle East to develop their own nuclear
programs .
Trump has put so many potentially
disastrous and dangerous ideas out there, that it's difficult to imagine
that there won't be some kind of war in our future if he's elected. He
is spouting a foreign policy viewpoint that promotes isolationism for
the US. A policy that was prevalent just prior to WW II.
Donald
Trump's conduct has created perception problems abroad. He may be a
well-meaning person but many of his out of the box solutions are highly
questionable like building a wall along the Mexican border and making
Mexicans pay for it. This has been criticised by former Mexican
Presidents. The historic veracity and wisdom of what he had to publicly
say regarding Pershing's decision of shooting of captured Philippino
Muslim guerrillas with bullet heads dipped in pig's blood is also
questionable. Over 50% of the Americans consider that his election as
president will embarrass the US. Some of his public statements are
considered as hate speech. Hundreds of thousands of British citizens do
not want him to enter their country. He has to display greater maturity
to ensure that he is more acceptable to both, the Americans and
foreigners.
His welcoming stance on the Brexit
results are at odds with not only the American establishment but also
internationally recognized experts that it will weaken the west. So far,
foreign perceptions place him in the extreme right. He has to prove
with his conduct that his detractors have misperceptions.
If
he attains the position of POTUS without changing his attitude, foreign
embassies will be curious and worried regarding the future. He could
initiate a brinkmanship cycle which could spiral out of control.
Any
poorly handled faux pas by: POTUS Trump could spiral out of control and
ultimately lead to loss of US prestige even if a WW3 does not take
place.
He still requires mid course correction,
better perception managers and a more deliberate, circumspect approach
enriched by worthy advisors and official briefings.
However,
it was truly amazing that his comments on the Turkish coup reflected
the sentiments of the prodemocracy Taqsim Square crowd. He also has non
intrusive views on Iraq and Libya. Additionally, he is optimistic
regarding his interaction with Mr Putin. He has an impressive learning
curve behind him. With his all pervasive dynamism, who knows he might be
able to pull out the US from the bog of bloated anti terrorism
obsessions and quasi cold war dabblings!
By
sending regular troops into the Syrian civil war where they
accidentally clash with Russians. After that it doesn’t take all that
much for things to start spiraling out of control.
The
world already held its breath once when Turkey shot down an Russian
aircraft that was trespassing its airspace. While nothing direct came of
that, a “proportional response” or even self-defense by Russian plane
against Turkish troops could have been construed as an attack against a
member of NATO. We lucked out.
In all practicable probabilities, no.
Even the president of the United States has restraints as to what he can and cannot order.
More than once, in history, people and groups have circumvented that, as Bush/Cheney and fabricated CIA reports, aided by Cheney insiders in the NSA, allowed the attack on Iraq for non existent WMD.
But it is an exception, difficult to do, even more difficult to repeat.
The probability of Trump winning, regardless of the media reporting, media owned and controlled by the One Percent, is somewhere between slim and none.
Republicans are approximately 26% of Americans.
Trump draws a substantial number of that, 38% (?).
You do the math.
The One Percent agenda of dumbing down America, as successful as it has been cannot overcome that math, without external intervention as in 2000.
I seriously doubt it can happen, in 2016, but also be assured, the One Percent, have no intention of retiring.
Their goal (Murdock, Koch, brothers etc) is to destroy and replace the democracy with an oligarchy.
Were that to happen it would only be temporary, like the monarchy of France in the late 18th century.
And the result in America in the 21st century, will be the same as the result in France in the late 1700's.
Even the president of the United States has restraints as to what he can and cannot order.
More than once, in history, people and groups have circumvented that, as Bush/Cheney and fabricated CIA reports, aided by Cheney insiders in the NSA, allowed the attack on Iraq for non existent WMD.
But it is an exception, difficult to do, even more difficult to repeat.
The probability of Trump winning, regardless of the media reporting, media owned and controlled by the One Percent, is somewhere between slim and none.
Republicans are approximately 26% of Americans.
Trump draws a substantial number of that, 38% (?).
You do the math.
The One Percent agenda of dumbing down America, as successful as it has been cannot overcome that math, without external intervention as in 2000.
I seriously doubt it can happen, in 2016, but also be assured, the One Percent, have no intention of retiring.
Their goal (Murdock, Koch, brothers etc) is to destroy and replace the democracy with an oligarchy.
Were that to happen it would only be temporary, like the monarchy of France in the late 18th century.
And the result in America in the 21st century, will be the same as the result in France in the late 1700's.
Considering
that Trump is actually against the neoconservative wing of the GOP, the
one that is advocating for active military engagement and regime change
across the globe, this is a strange question.
Trump
lays out a policy that is more isolationist and focused on internal
problems that the US is facing, and has declared time and time again
that he is against projecting military power in situations other than
imminent threat to the US.
He talks more about
being tough in negotiations and financial dealings with other countries,
not using military force as a tool to resolve conflicts.
This doesn't sound like a very militant position.
It
appears that the question stems from the innuendo that the media is
creating around his personality, portraying him as a fascist type of a
leader. He is a populist, and his demeanor does come across crass and
egomaniacal. But when you listen to what he has to say (and it's
extremely simple to understand, lol!), he is talking about reclaiming
the right to actually be a determined and assertive negotiator
leveraging economic and political tools, and not only be on the giving
end of any international interaction.
I
think other world leaders wouldn't take him seriously. Although, that
could be dangerous. Some historians have written that the Cuban Missile
Crisis was partially caused by Khrushchev's low opinion of JFK. He
thought that he was inexperienced, and could easily be pushed around. I
think he later gained respect for him. But, comparing JFK to Trump is
like comparing Margaret Mead to Sarah Palin, or Einstein to Pee Wee
Herman.
Trump
wants to get rid of NATO; in doing that we will lose our Allies. The
military at that point would likely go rogue and a coup would be
possible. Trump wants to start trade wars with Mexico and China. That
would lead to an enormous drop in exports and would damage the economy.
At this time, our financial situation is being propped up by our ability
to buy cheap Chinese exports. Not only would US economy probably
collapse into a second Great Depression, but we will again take the rest
of the world's large economies with us. Mexico is a huge trading
partner. If we anger them we could start another US Mexico War like what
occurred in the time of Teddy Roosevelt. If we cozy up to Putin, it
will speed the rise of Iran. They almost have nuclear weapons capable of
starting WWIII. Remember the stability that we do have on this planet,
the reason we have not had another war, is US leadership in maintaining
stability and peace. And if we leave North Korea to the discretion of
China, we face a very dangerous scenario. China is already an increasing
military threat to us. They are currently a threat to all of East Asia,
as we see right now they have manufactured an island in the South China
Sea. If they are able to control that area they are a huge threat to
Japan (our ally) and the entire Asian continent. So the answer is that
Trump would definitely and indisputably be a huge part and could
actually be the biggest player in WWIII.
America
could quite possibly be at war during Trumps’s tenure as President.
Currently America has about 5,000 combat troops on the ground fighting
ISIS, but they call it training and another 7000 paid contractors
essentially doing the same thing. Obama prefers to call these people
trainers. They are dying in combat missions however and we will not call
it war.
ISIS
was born under the Obama Administration and is now estimated at over
30,000 solders operating in 12 countries with worldwide reach to include
the US. Although this Administration insists that ISIS is being
contained it’s influence continues to grow with constant terror attacks
around the world.
ISIS must be stopped and
Obama is not stopping it so, it will be left to the next President,
hopefully Trump, to put an end to Obama’s creation. Mrs. Clinton was
instrumental in creating these monsters and would only continue Obama’s
foreign policy of appeasement and an Islamic apologetic; the new Neville
Chamberlains of the 21st century. Peace at any cost even the cost of
freedom.
Russia, China, North Korea and Iran
have all exploited the weakness or compliant foreign policy of the Obama
Administration and are expanding their military reach and influence.
China is building military bases in the South China Sea to control the
vast shipping that traverses these waters, with the possible intent on
controlling world trade.
Russia invaded and
occupies the Crimea and threatens Eastern Europe. Iran, now much richer
due to Obama, promises to destroy America and Israel. North Korea also
is threatening to use an atomic bomb on the US. Obama, however, has
declared war on American culture by declaring that bathrooms are gender
neutral.
Any war that the American people and
the next President of the United States face is a war started by Barack
Obama due, either to his weakness or his complicit foreign policy to
weaken America.
Sadly, under Obama, our
military has also been decimated with fighter aircraft on the ground due
to a shortage of parts. Our Navy is smaller then it was prior to WWII
and the Army continues to shrink, not only in strength, but in moral.
The question should be: Why has Barack Obama, Hilary Clinton and John Kerry put the entire world on the brink of war?
It
is my belief that if the unlikely event of Trump becoming President.
That a Trump Presidency would end in either a resignation by Trump due
to his frustrations with the limited powers of the Presidency which he
will have a hard time coping with emotionally and pragmatically.
Or
it would end in an impeachment on misuse of power charges when Trump
attempts to bypass congress and international law (by attempting to
force Mexico to pay for the wall) and by the use of executive orders to
order the building of his southern broader wall. So he would be
impeached before Congress would allow him to get us into WW3.
Think
about this if Donald Trump does become president and deport immigrants
out of the US first it violates their US Citizen Rights and mostly if he
does become president and deports immigrants out they will have to go
to Ellis Island and will go to Russia and Austria-Hungary and their
allies too will attack us and he'll probably will get assassinated and
we will attack along with our allies starting a real world war.
Also Sophia said that Ireland is allied with America, that is false
Ireland is neutral, shows how much she knows about politics here is a
list (you will notice that Ireland is not in this list) Strongest
Allies:-Israel-Great Britain-Australia-CanadaS
He
is not going to win. It was proven long ago, that no ammount of money
can change outcome of the election, if people don't like the runner to
begin with. He is not the first mil/bilionaire to run, and not the last.
They are just bored.
Hilary is going to win, whether that is good or not, well... we will see.
And to "IF": No, it will not erupt even if he would win. Total wars are history and no matter the idion in charge, US won't start war with anyone who could fight back. Not to mention, people of US do not vote for president, electoral college does, and they can vote however they like, no matter what people wish...
Hilary is going to win, whether that is good or not, well... we will see.
And to "IF": No, it will not erupt even if he would win. Total wars are history and no matter the idion in charge, US won't start war with anyone who could fight back. Not to mention, people of US do not vote for president, electoral college does, and they can vote however they like, no matter what people wish...
No Hillary Clinton is trying to start World war 3
A Hillary Clinton presidency will quickly usher in World War 3.
Michele
Flournoy, the former Defense Department official whom Defense One calls
“the woman expected to run the Pentagon under Hillary Clinton,” this
week advocated for “sending more American troops into combat against
ISIS and the Assad regime than the Obama administration has been willing
to commit.” In an interview with that outlet, Flournoy “said she would
direct U.S. troops to push President Bashar al-Assad’s forces out of
southern Syria and would send more American boots to fight the Islamic
State in the region.” She had previously “condemned the Obama
administration’s ISIS policy as ineffectual,” denouncing it as
“under-resourced.”
This week, Flournoy
specifically advocated what she called “limited military coercion” to
oust Assad. In August 2014, Obama announced what he called “limited
airstrikes in Iraq” — and they’re still continuing almost two years
later. Also note the clinical euphemism Flournoy created — “military
coercion” — for creating a “no-bomb zone” that would entail “a
declaratory policy backed up by the threat of force. ‘If you bomb the
folks we support, we will retaliate using standoff means to destroy
[Russian] proxy forces, or, in this case, Syrian assets,’” she said.
Despite D.C. conventional wisdom that Obama is guilty of “inaction” in
Syria, he has sent substantial aid, weapons, and training to Syrian
rebels while repeatedly bombing ISIS targets in Syria.
No amount of war and destruction is never enough for these people.
Even
U.S. military officials have said that these sorts of no-fly or no-bomb
guarantees Flournoy is promising — which Hillary Clinton herself has
previously advocated — would risk a military confrontation with Russia.
Obama’s defense secretary, Ash Carter, told a Senate hearing last
December that the policy Clinton advocates “would require ‘substantial’
ground forces and would put the U.S. military at risk of a direct
confrontation with the Syrian regime and Russian forces.” Nonetheless,
the Pentagon official highly likely to be Clinton’s defense secretary is
clearly signaling their intention to proceed with escalated military
action. The carnage in Syria is horrifying, but no rational person
should think that U.S. military action will be designed to “help
Syrians.”
But the fact that Hillary Clinton has
a history of advocating more war and killing and support for heinous
regimes and occupations is the one thing Democratic pundits have, with
remarkable message discipline, completely ignored. From Bernie Bros to
Sanders’ Secret Service costs to Hillary’s kick-ass, mic-dropping,
slay-queen tweets, they’ve invented the most embarrassingly childish and
trivial distractions to ensure they don’t have to talk about it. But
now Clinton’s almost-certain defense secretary is already — months
before she’s in power — expressly advocating more war and bombing and
dangerous interventions. That makes the costs of a Clinton foreign
policy — at least for those who assign any value to lives outside of
American soil — much harder, and more shameful, to ignore.
There's two answers to this question and they're "yes" and "no".
The
first response is based on the assumption that Trump is telling the
truth, that he really is here to bring fascism to the States - with all
the international horror that would bring. The latter is based on this:
Trump is a salesman and a show-man. He knows who to pander to and he
knows exactly how to do it to get a crazily loyal following (the sole
purpose of which seems to be rough ego-caressing). If you don't mind
some shameless self-promotion, I explore both possibilities in this blog
post: Dynasty and Farce in D.C.: Perspective of a Brit No One Asked by Luke O'Brien on Paddy's Scribbles
You
may not like Donald Trump, but he is nobody’s fool to have gotten where
he is today. Looking at it from the Trump hater’s perspective, since
(as you all say) he is all about the money and greed, it would make no
sense to start a war and jeopardize his personal wealth with a WWIII.
From a more rational perspective, Trump is a consummate negotiator by virtue of his success. Say what you will about the man, he seems to always get his way when negotiating with people, institutions, corporations and entire industries. I would much prefer his negotiating skills sitting across from the Iranians, Cubans, Syrians and Russians to what we have had over the past 6 and half years.
No, there will be not be a WWIII if Trump becomes President.
From a more rational perspective, Trump is a consummate negotiator by virtue of his success. Say what you will about the man, he seems to always get his way when negotiating with people, institutions, corporations and entire industries. I would much prefer his negotiating skills sitting across from the Iranians, Cubans, Syrians and Russians to what we have had over the past 6 and half years.
No, there will be not be a WWIII if Trump becomes President.
If
a relatively “stable” man like George W. Bush could lead us into a
specious war under false pretenses, what do you think a loose cannon and
master manipulator like Donald Trump would be capable of doing? The
good thing is, so many people dislike him and don’t trust him, that even
if by some horrible “anti-miracle” he became president, he would be
constantly watched and kept in check by myriad forces. He would possibly
be the most ineffective president ever, simply because everything he
proposed would be second—and third and fourth, etc.—guessed, even by
members of his own party. Sad to say, but he would have to be led around
and watched like a small child at an adult party. Pathetic.
As
a direct result of his election? No, I don’t think so. Declaring war on
a country because you don’t like the result of its election is very
hard to sell.
Will a major war start after
several years of his disastrous foreign policy, of his neglecting a
president’s responsibilities in that area, of Putin being encouraged to
believe that we will abandon to him the NATO members who’ve stood
shoulder to shoulder with us for a lifetime? Well that’s another matter.
My
(short) answer: Yes, through The Donald’s sheer carelessness. During
this campaign alone, Trump has already displayed a tendency to get
distracted, an inability to admit he’s ever wrong, a capacity for
holding grudges… the list goes on and on, and in fact fits well with the
typical layman’s picture of a psychopath.
It’s
hard to say if he’d actually start World War III by himself. Actually
it’s hard to say with any confidence what he’d do in office, except that
whatever it is it’ll always be to the greater glory of The Donald… and
to hell with what anyone else cares or needs. That’s what so scary about
him, and that’s why he’s too dangerous to be President.
Trump
has talked of abrogating US treaty responsibilities and obligations.
Here is exactly how a world war would get started, and lost, by him:
It's
January 20th, 2017 and Donald Trump has just been inaugurated as the
45th President of the United States. In his inauguration speech, he
declares that all US allies must either pay 5% of GDP towards defense or
the US will abrogate its treaty obligations.
NATO
countries call Trump's bluff and continue paying around 1.5-2.3% of GDP
on defense. Russia, willing to also call Trump's bluff, begins a
disinformation and false-flag operation against the Black Sea and Baltic
States within three months. By July, Russia is poised to invade and
Trump simply says "Well, I told you you had to pay and you didn't. Not
my problem. Dos vedanya."
The Black Sea and
Baltics fall rapidly to a combined Russian blitzkrieg/hybrid-warfare
campaign. European nations still dedicated to NATO try to negotiate a
cease fire, but Russia disregards and works towards taking Romania,
Bulgaria, and parts of Poland. The Nordic Countries are holding a line
but not in a position to attack. Turkey is still reeling from the coup
and can offer no aid. Europe is now Russia's b*tch
Seeing
that the US does nothing, Iran and China begin making their own moves.
Trump waffles, and they take what they are after. The US's former key
allies have all now been either defeated or positioned in such a way
that they are unable to act. The US now has multiple clear and present
dangers to the nation. The country is also in an economic depression as
virtually all former trade agreement were abrogated in response to the
lack of US action. And Trump is blaming everyone but himself saying it's
not his fault we didn't stick by our friends and allies.
A
North Korean cargo freighter flying a false flag sails to Los Angeles
and detonates a nuclear device, irradiating the region and killing tends
of thousands. Trump responds by firing all of the US nuclear stockpile
at all of America's enemies, who respond accordingly. More than a
billion die in the immediate nuclear holocaust and billions more do in
the months to follow owing to disruptions in supply chains of key
medical and consumer goods. The US no longer exist and South America and
Sub-Sahara Africa are now the richest and most populous places on
Earth.
Now, this is hyperbole. But it is also
how Trump could very easily act if he is elected. We, humanity as a
whole that is, cannot afford his ownership of the nuclear button.
Trump
will almost certainly not start WWIII. However, he has expressed
feelings of support or at least admiration of authoritarianism in many
contexts (Putin, the Chinese and North Korean leadership, etc.) and
skepticism regarding America’s commitments to allied nations. There is
an argument to be made that the most important contributor to the
relative peace of the modern era is American commitments to support
allies against the aggression of stronger rivals. If this view is
correct, then nations that wish they could use military force to conquer
their neighbors may think that a Trump presidency is their best chance
of accomplishing this. The result could lead to a global war much as the
weakness of France and Britain combined with the neutrality of the U.S.
set the stage for WWII.
Not
directly due to Trump but he will likely miscalculate the long-term
consequences of his actions which could lead to China filling the void
in East Asia. This is one of the rare things that will unify Asian
countries even if only in pee-spraying terror. Japan may panic and
screw up really bad, if it ends up in an actual fight it will likely win
due to technological superiority but will almost certainly take heavy
damage to its economy and population. Korea will freak out too but not
due to China, ultimately, there won't be war with its neighbor as the
other Korea knows it won't win. South Asians will absolutely freak out.
It would be comical if it weren't for the seriousness of the situation.
The Middle Eastners may get more aggressive with each other though but likely won't directly fight as they don't need too.
The
Europeans will not fight. Russia will menace them but will not actually
strike due to the slight logistical issue of occupying a continent
whose population is 4 times larger than yours
All in all, people will freak out but nobody will actually attack eachother
The
HUGE problem for millions of Americans and billions around the world is
if the fascist Trump gets into office the American economy will face
the threat of being totally destroyed !!! Just look what is already
happening due the British EU exit ! That will be nothing compared to
having a psychopathic megalomaniac in control of this country. His
policies would be so every disastrous that even the suggestion of it's
fiscal insanity is dangerous. Anybody who has hard earned savings or
retirement investments would suffer extreme losses. Unemployment could
skyrocket way beyond the last recession ! Thousands and thousands of
sudden businesses failures. It puts the U.S. in a much worse position
than countries like Greece or Argentina and also sparks an horrible
international financial crisis, like none since the Great Depression,
attacking the very underpinnings of the world economy. Once again, not
only fail, but would have unintended consequences that would be
disastrous to the American economy. Would this become the biggest
disaster in American history or only the beginning of the troubles ?
After Trump declares martial law, so many people's lives will be in
danger and when he starts WW3, they will be horribly extinguished in a
catastrophic Nuclear holocaust !
Not
a chance in hell. WW with whom? He is an admirer of Russia and North
Korea leadership. One thing people miss is, a war is an authorization of
Congress and not an executive decision of the president, Trump is a
business man, not a statesman.
There could be
however a 'massive' Trade War with China and complete animosity with the
EU, simply Trump will ignore the EU and fight China on trade.
One
final thing is, expect US international relations to suffer greatly
under Trump, the reason is he most likely will make very poor choices
when it comes to his advisors and secretary of state can be the likes of
John Bolton :)
-Because
People who "shoot from the Mouth" as much as Donald Trump does, would
probably be JUST as Quick- to "accidentally" get some OTHER "trigger
happy" World Leader- enraged at Him as well. Then; threats would Fly,
then Bullets, and bigger & BIGGER Bombs. Then each Counties Allies
would jump into the Fray- with Their threats, & Bombs... And finally
-Nukes woulds start hailing down from all parts of the Globe. And THAT
would be "The End" of the Story. OVER- and Out.
Does
world war 3 happen because of what is said about America from the
leader in North Korea everyday? How about the Leader of Iran?
With that said, I think the world is smart enough to ignore a meglomaniac when they see or should I say hear, one. A lot of leaders say stupid things, and the world will just have to tolerate one more nut, I mean, they already do, they'l just have to work a little harder tuning him out..
With that said, I think the world is smart enough to ignore a meglomaniac when they see or should I say hear, one. A lot of leaders say stupid things, and the world will just have to tolerate one more nut, I mean, they already do, they'l just have to work a little harder tuning him out..
We
do not have Earth around wars of only two countries, USA vs world.
Inhabitants of the nations' lands, properties have been involved in
fighting to defend their places, habitats, in increasingly larger
numbers coming annually to military ages buts from smaller numbers of
property guards at their citizenship dwellings, passport authorities.
One each of the photographed person.
The
closer the neighbors, the closer the contacts. We cannot measure even
the amount of probable votes that the Republican members will transfer
toward the total county conventions for each State, DC and territorial
delegations -- all with full complements of full-time, professional
government employees and peers, branches and boles, trunks and roots as
regards possessions. Lots of people are afraid of errors by USA machine
operators for good reasons. Earth is living planet that grows us,
bigger trees, but only endangered trophy hunters' prizes. Meanwhile,
something like 6,000,000 insects live around each of us and in our food
sources, the real beings that may convey happy honey bees' rewards where
the daily fare is harmonious.
A
nuclear disaster is no longer uncommon, mad science either, and
disgusting extractions of transplant cells where people can see the
disgusting experimenters at their workplaces that can be anywhere when
say an on-duty flight controller learns his lunch was foal meat, from a
horse hormone farm.
No,
it's not possible for anyone to start a third world war. If I'm being
pedantic (and who doesn't like that), we have had many more than two
world wars. So unless we got Germany and some allies against England,
France, Russia, and the U.S., it wouldn't be WWIII.
Donald Trump, even if he becomes POTUS would not be able to start a nuclear war or world war.
EDIT: I've had to amend my answer because of some video footage I recently came across.
My
first answer said I believed Trump would start WW3 due to his Zionist
connections. But in this video, Trump implies "they" (not defined) want
to start WW3, but that he does not.
The
relevant clip begins at 4 minutes, 39 seconds in case you'd like to see
it yourself. If you click the play button, it should begin at that time
marker.
Now
politicians will often say one thing to get elected, then do the exact
opposite once elected. That is entirely possible with Trump. But for now
I will have to take him at his word.
Opening my official book of "Definitive Answers as to Why So Many Do X".
Ahh, there it is. It is stated that:
1)
Some poorly intentioned individual had such a thought (likely
engendered by Mr. Trump's own bombastic and ill chosen verbiage) and
then chose to give it form on social media
2) The poorly intentioned thought given form was echoed for various reasons across social media platforms.
2) The poorly intentioned thought given form was echoed for various reasons across social media platforms.
Result: So Many Say This Thing.
Onward....
Best wishes.
So don't see any resent post so here I go.
Yes
I think he could and very easily anyone think that this is a joke ? has
forgotten the cold war as a kid or young adult. Those nukes are still
given to the President. Everyone say he unelectible aren't think this
out. So here is how Trumps wins Sanders need land side victories in all
remaining primarys (not going to happen ) to even get close to win so he
loses. Next all the young people will stay home because they will pout
that their man didn't win. So Hillary who has proven to know how to be
a diplomat will lose because those Sanders people will stay in. Hello
Mr President Trump.
Now here the part that
makes me wonder why people think this is not remotely possible. He has
stated," I will Bomb the fuck out of them," if we ever got attached. He
not talking planes he's talking nukes. We as a country are about to put
a man that taunt his rivals and,"is and like to fight"(art of the deal)
in power of the most destructive weapons on the planet. You all still
say this is unlikely. If you still feel this way them put heads in the
sand and kiss human kinds ass good bye.
Yes.
Well I am not entirely sure because at any rate anyone could start WW3,
Donald Trump has memes of him, people laugh at him, and my whole family
and friends don't like Mr. Donald Trump. But I’m more focused on not
letting Hilary Clinton win. So possibly its a yes. How? (I’m stating the
facts that I heard from my friends) I hear he treats women wrongly. His
wife doesn’t know how to speak English and also he’s racist. He just
acts like a 2 year old. So if Donald Trump becomes president, could WW3
start as result? Possibly yes.
By making the sky fall.
Such claims prove the desperation of the far left.
Wars
are always fought for profit; and Trump is a businessman, meaning that
in the end he is always practical, and will do what is best for the
country in terms of economic growth and GNP, while any debt will
strictly be leveraged to this end. No desire for “glory” at others’
expense, to “write history in blood” of someone else, or to say “let’s
you and him fight,” and then take credit for the “victory” achieved
someone else’s death… or false honor achieved thereby.
The
threat of nuclear war has been long past, and likewise there is no
profit in war for the United States other than national defense— not
the defense of private assets overseas, which are a question for
domestic and private security, and UN protection of international
waters.
Like the Founders, Trump strongly
opposes a policy of international entanglements, and will demand that
other countries stop depending on the USA for security— or at least pay
for it…. unlike prior presidents who simply kept stepping the US
into global quagmires, and subjecting us to foreign reprisals from
nations like Japan, Germany, Korea, Vietnam and the Middle East.
So
those who accuse Trump of presenting a risk of war, have no clue how it
works; war is always a negative-sum game, and as a businessman, Trump
works to maximize revenue, and so will avoid war anytime it can be avoided… which is always, since other countries are the same way.
In contrast, Hillary is the war-hawk who approved of the Iraq war, while Trump strongly opposed it; meanwhile Hillary is someone who has been shown to be personally violent against both her husband and the United States Secret Service agents, so I sure wouldn’t want her anywhere near something more lethal…. and there’s nothing more lethal than the US military, so God forbid she could become Commander-in-Chief of it!
On
the one hand, he’s shown he’s terse, intolerant, under-informed, and
prone to bad ventures and management decisions (e.g., four casino
bankruptcies). That would seem like someone who could cause a world war
if granted enough power.
On the other hand,
after a lukewarm nod, he came out clearly against the Iraq invasion, by
which we might infer he wouldn’t have started it.
People
could use any of the first-hands to explain their apprehension, but we
really wouldn’t know what he would do without unambiguous declarations
beforehand, or after the fact.
Another reality
is masses of people and nations are being pushed so far in a negative
way that a large-scale calamity wouldn’t be a surprising result no
matter who is president of the United States.
Currently
as of 2016 there are only a few countries in the world that are NOT
involved in a conflict or war of some kind. Something like a dozen give
or take one or two this week. I don’t know how to define a world war
other than the vast majority of countries being at war with someone? We
are in a world war right now.
Could Donald
Trump use nuclear weapons that would be met with other super powers and
less than super powers using nuclear weapons on us as a response? OF
COURSE. Also because that’s the only real factor that holds him back and
because of his false sense of superiority it is almost guaranteed he
will nuke someone to prove they won’t respond.
I
can see where your coming from with that as he appears to be a robust
and in your face leader will not under circumstances take no messing
from the likes of Putin. At least that is how he comes over but
remember Ronald Reagan or do your research was a very assertive
politician in the 80s as regards American foreign policy but did that
result in WWIII?
As far as I know though Reagan did not go round making statements like Trump and as to whether that is any guide as to how he will perform as President I cannot say. He may not even believe what he is espousing it maybe just to get the votes of a certain section of the US population who want something different from the Obama years.
Lets wait and see what happens.
As far as I know though Reagan did not go round making statements like Trump and as to whether that is any guide as to how he will perform as President I cannot say. He may not even believe what he is espousing it maybe just to get the votes of a certain section of the US population who want something different from the Obama years.
Lets wait and see what happens.
Donald Trump says Hillary Clinton's Syria plan would start World War Three: Wednesday morning US election briefing
Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Hillary Clinton's plan for Syria would "lead to World War Three".
"What
we should do is focus on Isis. We should not be focusing on Syria," he
said. "You're going to end up in World War Three over Syria if we listen
to Hillary Clinton," he said.
"You're not fighting Syria any more, you're fighting Syria, Russia and Iran, all right? Russia is a nuclear country, but a country where the nukes work as opposed to other countries that talk," he said.
"Assad is secondary, to me, to ISIS."
The Republican nominee
told Reuters that defeating the Islamic State was more important than
persuading Bashar al-Assad, the Syrian president, to step down.
"You're not fighting Syria any more, you're fighting Syria, Russia and Iran, all right? Russia is a nuclear country, but a country where the nukes work as opposed to other countries that talk," he said.
"Assad is secondary, to me, to ISIS."
He also said that his
Democratic opponent would not be able to negotiate with Vladimir Putin,
the Russian president, after demonising him.
"How she is going to go back and negotiate with this man who she has made to be so evil," if she wins the presidency, he said.
On another day of combative campaigning in Florida, the Republican nominee also promised to repeal and replace Obamacare as soon as he is elected.
"It's killing our businesses. It's killing our small businesses. And it's killing individuals," he said at a rally in Tallahassee.
Repeating his Brexit theme he said: "There's gonna be a lot of Brexit happening in about two weeks."
"How she is going to go back and negotiate with this man who she has made to be so evil," if she wins the presidency, he said.
On another day of combative campaigning in Florida, the Republican nominee also promised to repeal and replace Obamacare as soon as he is elected.
"It's killing our businesses. It's killing our small businesses. And it's killing individuals," he said at a rally in Tallahassee.
Repeating his Brexit theme he said: "There's gonna be a lot of Brexit happening in about two weeks."
He also mocked Joe Biden
after the vice president had said he wished he could take Trump "behind
the gym" to settle things following the revelation of the video tape
that showed the Republican being sexually aggressive towards women.
"Mr Tough Guy!" Mr Trump teased. "You know when he's Mr Tough Guy? When he's standing behind a microphone by himself!"
Mrs Clinton, who was also campaigning in Florida, a key swing state, warned her supporters against complacency despite her massive lead in almost all opinion polls.
"I hope you will come out and vote because it's going to be a close election. Pay no attention to the polls. Don't forget, don't get complacent, because we've got to turn people out," she said.
A senior figure involved in funding efforts to support the billionaire’s campaign against Hillary Clinton boasted of how activists had adopted a scheme to “try to drop her turn-out two or three points” in key areas of the country.
"Mr Tough Guy!" Mr Trump teased. "You know when he's Mr Tough Guy? When he's standing behind a microphone by himself!"
Mrs Clinton, who was also campaigning in Florida, a key swing state, warned her supporters against complacency despite her massive lead in almost all opinion polls.
"I hope you will come out and vote because it's going to be a close election. Pay no attention to the polls. Don't forget, don't get complacent, because we've got to turn people out," she said.
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Telegraph investigation: Donald Trump campaigner boasted of 'suppressing' African American and 'suburban mum' voters
Supporters of Donald Trump are engaging in a "voter suppression" strategy under which pro-Clinton "African Americans and suburban mums" are being persuaded not to vote, a campaigner told undercover Telegraph reporters.A senior figure involved in funding efforts to support the billionaire’s campaign against Hillary Clinton boasted of how activists had adopted a scheme to “try to drop her turn-out two or three points” in key areas of the country.
Sir Richard Branson: Trump is 'vindictive'
The British businessman has given an interview to CNN in which he calls Mr Trump "dangerous" and "unforgiving".Recalling a lunch he had with the nominee many years ago, Sir Richard said all Mr Trump talked about were five people who had apparently refused to offer him financial help and how he was going to "spend the rest of his life destroying those five people".
"One day it'd be wonderful to have an entrepreneur running the White House – but not this entrepreneur," he said.
Sir Richard said it was the first time in his life he was speaking out in such a way.
Jay Z to rally voters for Clinton
It was announced yesterday that Jay Z will return to the stage to rally voters for Hillary Clinton in the key swing state of Ohio.Jay Z, one of the Democrat nominee's A-list supporters, will perform a free show on November 4 in Cleveland.
The rapper and husband of Beyonce performed in Ohio to support President Barack Obama during the 2012 election when he tinkered with his hit "99 Problems" to throw in a reference to Republican rival Mitt Romney.
Prominent musicians have rallied behind Clinton in her quest to be the first woman president, notably pop superstar Katy Perry who has described herself as Clinton's "number one fan".
The announcement by Mr Powell, a retired four-star US Army
general who served in George W. Bush's administration, is the latest
from a long line of Republican former and current officials and
politicians who have said they are not voting for their party's nominee,
Mr Trump.
"General Powell said at a meeting of the Long Island Association that he would be voting for Hillary Clinton," his assistant Peggy Cifrino told AFP.
In a June email that was hacked and published last month, Mr Powell had called Mr Trump an "international pariah" and a "national disgrace".
In an another stinging indictment of the brash Republican billionaire, in an August email Mr Powell blasted as "racist" the so-called birther movement propelled by Mr Trump that falsely claims President Barack Obama was not born in the United States.
"General Powell said at a meeting of the Long Island Association that he would be voting for Hillary Clinton," his assistant Peggy Cifrino told AFP.
In a June email that was hacked and published last month, Mr Powell had called Mr Trump an "international pariah" and a "national disgrace".
In an another stinging indictment of the brash Republican billionaire, in an August email Mr Powell blasted as "racist" the so-called birther movement propelled by Mr Trump that falsely claims President Barack Obama was not born in the United States.
Donald Trump Is a Pig
Is Donald Trump a serial groper? Jessica Leeds says yes:
Cassandra Searles, Miss Washington 2013, says yes:
More than three decades ago, when she was a traveling businesswoman at a paper company, Ms. Leeds said, she sat beside Mr. Trump in the first-class cabin of a flight to New York. They had never met before. About 45 minutes after takeoff, she recalled, Mr. Trump lifted the armrest and began to touch her. According to Ms. Leeds, Mr. Trump grabbed her breasts and tried to put his hand up her skirt. “He was like an octopus,” she said. “His hands were everywhere.”Rachel Crooks says yes:
Ms. Crooks was a 22-year-old receptionist at Bayrock Group, a real estate investment and development company in Trump Tower in Manhattan, when she encountered Mr. Trump outside an elevator in the building one morning in 2005....They shook hands, but Mr. Trump would not let go, she said. Instead, he began kissing her cheeks. Then, she said, he “kissed me directly on the mouth.”Several contestants in the 1997 Miss Teen USA contest say yes:
“I remember putting on my dress really quick because I was like, ‘Oh my god, there’s a man in here,’” said Mariah Billado, the former Miss Vermont Teen USA....Three other women, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of getting engulfed in a media firestorm, also remembered Trump entering the dressing room while girls were changing. Two of them said the girls rushed to cover their bodies, with one calling it “shocking” and “creepy.”Kamie Crawford says yes:
Cassandra Searles, Miss Washington 2013, says yes:
In a Facebook post this year, Searles called Trump a "misogynist" who "treated us like cattle" and "lined up so he could get a closer look at his property."...Searles added in a comment on her initial post's thread, "He probably doesn't want me telling the story about that time he continually grabbed my ass and invited me to his hotel room."Mindy McGillivray says yes:
McGillivray, 36, said she was groped by Trump at Mar-a-Lago 13 years ago. She said she never reported it to authorities. But her companion that day, photographer Ken Davidoff, vividly remembers when McGillivray pulled him aside moments after the alleged incident and told him, "Donald just grabbed my ass!"Tasha Dixon says yes:
He just came strolling right in. There was no second to put a robe on or any sort of clothing or anything. Some girls were topless. Others girls were naked....Who do you complain to? He owns the pageant. There’s no one to complain to. Everyone there works for him.There's more, but you get the idea. The floodgates have opened.
Kellyanne Conway Acknowledges Donald Trump’s Dip in Polls: ‘We Are Behind’
Trump’s campaign manager also walked back his threats to sue women accusing him of sexual assault.
Donald Trump’s campaign manager Kellyanne Conway acknowledged the Republican nominee’s latest dip in the polls.“We are behind,” Conway said on Meet the Press.
Trump has fallen behind rival Hillary Clinton, who is up by double digits in some recent polls. Trump’s dip comes largely from disapproval of his treatment of women and his refusal to say whether he will accept the results of the election.
Conway said the shortfall in polls is due to Clinton’s other advantages over Trump.
“She has a former president, happens to be her husband, campaigning for her,” she said. “The current president and first lady, vice president—all more popular than she can hope to be. And she’s seen as the incumbent.”
Conway also walked back Trump’s threats from Saturday, when he said he would sue the women who have accused him of sexual misconduct. Multiple women over the last month have alleged Trump inappropriately touched or kissed them without consent in events spanning decades. Trump has repeatedly denied the claims.
“He’s just, I think, putting people on notice, that they can’t just falsely accuse them,” Conway said. “He has said, ‘None of this has happened, they’re all fabrications and lies.’”
This article originally appeared on TIME.com
US election 2016 polls: Is Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump ahead in the polls?
HILLARY Clinton and Donald Trump are at war in the US presidential race. But who is leading in the polls?
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Mrs Clinton hopes that her strong showing in last night's final TV debate will consolidate her significant lead in the polls.Mr Trump is already making allegations that the election is "riggged" after dramatically losing ground in the US presidential race in recent weeks.
Support for the Republican billionaire has collapsed after a series of sexual assault allegations - all of which he has strenuously denied.
Mrs Clinton has 12 point lead over her rival, with 53 per cent support to his 41 per cent, according to a poll published by Monmouth on Monday October 17.
The latest poll average from Real Clear Politics puts the former First Lady at 48.6 per cent support, compared to 42.1 per cent for Mr Trump on Wednesday October 19.
The poll average from Real Clear Politics put the former First Lady at 48.1% and Mr Trump at 44.3% on Sunday October 2.
Prior to the debate, Mr Trump had surged ahead of Mrs Clinton to take the lead in a a four-way Bloomberg poll.
The nationwide poll put Mr Trump at 43% and Mrs Clinton at 41% when third party candidates Gary Johnson and Jill Stein were included.
Another poll in California, from USC Dornsife/LA Times, found Mr Trump had 46.5% support among voters, well above 42.9% for Mrs Clinton, as of Tuesday October 4.
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The latest polls suggest that the TV debates have boosted Mrs Clinton's campaign after she lost momentum amid conspiracy theories over her health.A strong performance in the clashes coincided with widespread condemnation of Mr Trump's recently unearthed lewd comments about women.
Mr Trump had been leading the polls since his rival's strange collapsed at a 9/11 memorial service and the subsequent revelation that she had pneumonia.
He had benefited from the focus on her illness because he has long claimed that she does not have the "stamina" to lead America.
The bombings in New York and New Jersey also increased support for the Republican candidate thanks to his tough stance on security.
Ex-'Apprentice' Contestant Summer Zervos Says Trump Made Unwanted Sexual Advances
But in a press conference Friday with attorney Gloria Allred at her side, Zervos became the latest in more than a dozen women who have described unwanted touching or assault at the hands of the Republican presidential candidate.
In 2007, Zervos said she asked for lunch with Trump to discuss employment opportunities. Instead, she met Trump at his office, where she said he told her "he would love to have me work for him," and kissed her on the lips twice. "This made me feel very nervous and embarrassed," Zervos said. "This is not what I wanted or expected."
Trump eventually agreed to have dinner, Zervos said, and the two talked business. Zervos said she was later offered a job at a Trump golf course for half of what she had told Trump she was seeking. Zervos said she called Trump to say "that I felt I was being penalized for not sleeping with him. Mr. Trump said he was golfing and could not discuss this at that time."
Related: The Allegations Women Have Made Against Donald Trump
NBC News has not independently verified the allegations, and has reached out the Trump campaign for a response to Zervos's account.
Trump has denied all of the accusations thus far. At a rally Friday, Trump said of the women who have come forward so far, "Some are doing it for probably a little fame, they get some free fame, it's a total set-up. Now, suddenly after many, many years, phony accusers come out less than a month before one of the most important elections in the history of our country."
"That is not who I am as a person, and it is not how I've conducted my life," Trump said. "In fact, Ms. Zervos continued to contact me for help, emailing my office on April 14th of this year asking that I visit her restaurant in California."
Allred said that Zervos had "not intended to come forward" until the release of a recently unearthed Access Hollywood outtake of Trump bragging about how being famous means you could do anything to women, even "grab them by the pussy." "After hearing Mr. Trump on it, she decided it was her duty to speak out," she said. Allred said she had spoken to two individuals who confirmed Zervos had told them about her experience.
In April 2016, Zervos said in her Friday statement, she emailed Trump to tell him, in her words, "I have been incredibly hurt by our previous interaction." She said she received no reply.
Related: Clinton Widens Battleground Map Lead After Tape Scandal, Debate
On Friday evening, the Trump campaign released a statement from a California man purporting to be Zervos' first cousin in which he said he was "shocked and bewildered" by her accusations.
"Ever since she was on 'The Apprentice' she has had nothing but glowing things to say about Mr. Trump," John Barry said in the statement. Barry accused Zervos of making the claims up because she "wishes she could still be on reality TV, and in an effort to get that back she's saying all of these negative things about Mr. Trump."
At the press conference Friday, Allred said, "Many more women have contacted me" with allegations against Trump. "Will they be coming forward? I can't answer that question at this time. They won't be coming forward today."
Also Friday, the Washington Post reported on an account by Kristin Anderson, who said she was at a New York City club in the 1990s when Trump without any prior contact reached under her skirt and underwear to grope her vagina. Trump's campaign has denied the allegation.
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her over dinner.Trump paraphrased the letter Saturday as an attestation that "what she said is a lie, that she was a huge fan of Donald Trump, that she invited Donald Trump to her restaurant to have dinner — which by the way, I didn't go to … but these allegations have been, so many of them, already proven false."
Trump's campaign had also provided an apparent witness interview to the New York Post regarding a claim by Jessica Leeds that Trump groped her on an airplane.
Of Leeds, who Trump one day earlier disparaged on the basis of her looks, the GOP nominee called her "crazy" and suggested that no woman would allow themselves to be touched for 15 minutes on a plane.
Related: Ex-'Apprentice' Contestant Describes Trump Advances
"How about this: after 15 minutes, we don't know each other, after 15 minutes she said well that was too much and I decided — 15 minutes! With the ladies in this place, it would be one second, then it would be smack," Trump said, making a slapping motion with his hand.
"It's a crazy world we live in," he said.
Donald Trump sexism tracker: Every offensive comment in one place
Fat. Pig. Dog. Slob. Disgusting animal.
These are just some of the names that Donald Trump has called women over the years. Yes, a man who's hoping to become President of the United States and presumably persuade a few women to vote for him, too.
From saying no one would vote for his former rival Carly Fiorina because of her face to
saying women should be "punished" for having abortions and "joking"
that he'd date his daughter... you really couldn't make this stuff up.
Well, if you just can't get enough of Trump-grade sexism,
you're in luck. We've rounded up some of "The Donald's" most sexist
remarks.
To include them all might have broken the internet, but we'll keep updating the list as more emerge. Promise.
Brace yourself...
“I would never buy Ivana any decent jewels or pictures. Why give her negotiable assets?”
He is currently married to 45-year old former supermodel Melania.
“There are basically three types of women and reactions. One is the good woman who very much loves her future husband, solely for himself, but refuses to sign the agreement on principle. I fully understand this, but the man should take a pass anyway and find someone else. The other is the calculating woman who refuses to sign the prenuptial agreement because she is expecting to take advantage of the poor, unsuspecting sucker she’s got in her grasp. There is also the woman who will openly and quickly sign a prenuptial agreement in order to make a quick hit and take the money given to her.”
These are just some of the names that Donald Trump has called women over the years. Yes, a man who's hoping to become President of the United States and presumably persuade a few women to vote for him, too.
The billionaire has
been widely called out for his objectification of women - he has a
tendency to criticise them for their looks - and sexist remarks.
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To include them all might have broken the internet, but we'll keep updating the list as more emerge. Promise.
Brace yourself...
1990: When he belittled his wife
In an interview with Vanity Fair, while he was still married to Ivana, Trump said:“I would never buy Ivana any decent jewels or pictures. Why give her negotiable assets?”
1991: When he called women ‘beautiful pieces of ass’
Back when George HW Bush was US President, Trump spoke to Esquire magazine about the media: "You know, it doesn't really matter what [they] write as long as you've got a young and beautiful piece of ass."He is currently married to 45-year old former supermodel Melania.
1997: When he said all women are gold diggers
From seminal tome Trump: The Art of the Comeback on prenuptial agreements:“There are basically three types of women and reactions. One is the good woman who very much loves her future husband, solely for himself, but refuses to sign the agreement on principle. I fully understand this, but the man should take a pass anyway and find someone else. The other is the calculating woman who refuses to sign the prenuptial agreement because she is expecting to take advantage of the poor, unsuspecting sucker she’s got in her grasp. There is also the woman who will openly and quickly sign a prenuptial agreement in order to make a quick hit and take the money given to her.”
2004: When he said he was irresistible to women
Back in 2004, Trump told the Daily News: "All of the women on The Apprentice flirted with me - consciously or unconsciously. That's to be expected."2005: When he told a woman she’d ‘make a great wife’
According to one woman who appeared on the show, Trump told her: “I bet you make a great wife."The comment never aired on TV. Can’t imagine why - standard job interview stuff, right?
March 7, 2006: When he cracked an incest gag
According to ABC News, Trump said: “If Ivanka weren’t my daughter, perhaps I’d be dating her.”A spokesman later said it was a "joke".
2006: When he slagged off Rosie O’Donnell - part one
It’s no secret that there’s no love lost between Trump and comedian O’Donnell. Perhaps his most notorious rant against her came on American TV show Entertainment Tonight in 2006, when he said: “Rosie O'Donnell is disgusting, both inside and out. If you take a look at her, she's a slob. How does she even get on television? If I were running The View, I'd fire Rosie. I'd look her right in that fat, ugly face of hers and say, 'Rosie, you're fired.'"We're all a little chubby but Rosie's just worse than most of us. But it's not the chubbiness - Rosie is a very unattractive person, both inside and out."
He also made a jibe at her love life and managed to offend the LGBT community at the same time: "Rosie's a person who's very lucky to have her girlfriend. And she better be careful or I'll send one of my friends over to pick up her girlfriend, why would she stay with Rosie if she had another choice?"
2007: When he compared women to architecture
This appears in his bible of business wisdom Trump 101: The Way to Success:"Beauty and elegance, whether in a woman, a building, or a work of art, is not just superficial or something pretty to see."
At least our beauty isn’t superficial, eh ladies?
2007: When he called Angelina ‘not beautiful’
On Larry King’s CNN show, Trump addressed Jolie’s falling out with her father Jon Voight, saying:“I really understand beauty. And I will tell you, she's not - I do own Miss Universe. I do own Miss USA. I mean I own a lot of different things. I do understand beauty, and she's not."
June 2007: When he pitched ‘Lady or a Tramp?’
Yes, really. This was reported to be a reality show, in which ‘"out of control" party girls were sent to charm school to learn some manners. Because, God forbid a woman should be anything but demure.Tragically, it was never made.
2008: When he called Anne Hathaway a gold digger
When the actress's marriage broke up, following her husband Raffello Follieri’s financial and legal troubles, Trump told Access Hollywood:"So when he had plenty of money, she liked him. But then after that, not as good, right?
2009: ‘The Trump rule’
Beauty queen Carrie Prejean wrote about the ‘Trump rule’ in her book, referring to the Miss USA pageant, of which Trump was co-owner. She claimed that the billionaire had the girls parade in front of him so he could separate those he found attractive from those he didn’t.She wrote: “Many of the girls found this exercise humiliating. Some of the girls were sobbing backstage after [he] left, devastated to have failed even before the competition really began . . . it was as though we had been stripped bare.”
November, 2010: When he asked men to rate women
According to a report in the New York Post, former female contestants on the show complained that Trump consistently objectified women.Mahsa Saeidi-Azcuy claimed: “So much of the boardroom discussion concerned the appearance of the female contestant - discussing the female contestants' looks - who he found to be hot.
“He asked the men to rate the women - he went down the line and asked the guys, ‘Who’s the most beautiful on the women’s team?’"
Gene Folkes, a 46-year-old financial adviser, said: “I think it was most uncomfortable when he had one [female] contestant come around the board table and twirl around.”
2011: When he called breastfeeding 'disgusting’
Trump was in court testifying in a deposition over a failed Florida real estate project when lawyer Elizabeth Beck asked to take a break to breastfeed her three-month old daughter.Trump and his team objected, so she pulled out her breast pump to prove it. In an incident that the Republican presidential candidate "does not dispute", he walked out of the room, telling Beck she was "disgusting".
2011: When he called a female journalist a ‘dog’
After New York Times columnist Gail Collins wrote about rumours of Trump’s bankruptcy, he sent her a copy of her own article, with her picture circled and "the face of a dog!" scrawled across it.April 3, 2012: When he joked about his penis
In 2012, transgender Miss Universe contestant Jenna Talackova was kicked out of the contest for not having declared her trans status in her entry (the pageant does now accept trans people). Talackova’s lawyer, Gloria Allred, angrily said that no one had asked Trump to "prove" he was a man by showing his anatomy.In response, Trump called in to TMZ Live and said of his penis: “I think Gloria would be very impressed."
May 11, 2012: When he criticised Cher
In 2012, the singer criticised Trump’s friend and right-wing politician Mitt Romney. His response? To attack her appearance, of course.August 28, 2012: When he insulted Arianna Huffington
Huffington Post editor and co-founder Arianna Huffington is a regular target of Trump’s. But instead of attacking her liberal views, he tends to criticise her looks and make jokes about her divorce.March 2, 2013: When he slagged off Rosie O’Donnell - part two
March 3, 2013 : When he made an oral sex joke
Former Playboy playmate Brande Roderick was a contestant on Celebrity Apprentice in the US. During a tense boardroom battle, she knelt in front of Trump – who takes the Alan Sugar role – to ask him whether she could be the next project manager.After a six-second silence (an eternity on TV), during which Trump presumably willed some blood to return to his head, he said: “It must be a pretty picture. You dropping to your knee."
Because isn’t that a woman’s place in the boardroom – on her knees?
May 7, 2013: When he blamed sex assault on cohabitation
Rather than, say, questioning why so many assaults go unreported or why so few perpetrators are brought to justice. Nope, it must be down to the fact that women and men just can’t share the same living quarters.2015: When he did a u-turn on abortion
Having previously supported the pro-choice lobby, Trump has now changed his stance on abortion to fit in with the Republican party.He’s also said he’d be willing to shut down the US government to defund non-profit reproductive health organisation Planned Parenthood.
He told the Des Moines Register in April: “In thinking about it over the years, I’ve had instances, and one instance in particular, a friend had a child who they were going to abort, and now they have it, and the child is incredible. And the man, he changed his views also because of that.”
April 7, 2015: When he called Arianna Huffington ugly - part two
April 16, 2015: When he said Hillary couldn’t ‘satisfy’
…and therefore couldn’t satisfy America, in a thinly veiled reference to Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky. Where most of Trump’s sexist tweets remain, this one has mysteriously disappeared from the social media site. His office said one of the 10 staff who runs his Twitter account was responsible.
August 8, 2015: When he used the word 'bimbo'
Journalist Megyn Kelly recently hosted the first Republican debate of the US presidential campaign and gave Trump a tough time over previous accusations of sexism against him (really, we can’t imagine why).After the debate, Trump responded by seeming to call her a "bimbo" on Twitter.
And in a later CNN interview, he suggested her questioning was a result of her menstruating:
"You could see there was blood coming out of her eyes. Blood coming out
of her wherever." Trump has denied this was his intention.
August 16, 2015: When he called Heidi Klum fat
In an interview with the New York Times, Trump said of the German supermodel: “Heidi Klum. Sadly, she’s no longer a 10.” In response, Klum posted a video on Twitter in which she wore a T-shirt with ‘10’ written on it.September 9, 2015: When he insulted Carly Fiorina
Carly Fiorina is the former Hewlett-Packard boss and Trump’s Republican candidate rival. According to Rolling Stone magazine, he said: "Look at that face. Would anyone vote for that?"Can you imagine that, the face of our next next president? I mean, she's a woman, and I'm not supposed to say bad things, but really, folks, come on. Are we serious?"
November 10, 2015: When he insulted Fiorina - part two
Trump singled out his female Republican rival for a dressing down, ignoring the fact that his male counterparts were also talking over one another.His comment - "Why does she keep interrupting everybody?" - was immediately called sexist on social media.
At least, this time, Trump managed not to respond on Twitter himself or call the woman in question a "bimbo". #Winning.
The Republican front-runner said he has "evolved" on the issue of abortion. He was pro-choice for years before changing his position and backing a ban.
He believes the Supreme Court ruling legalising abortion should be overturned and that individual states should be allowed to ban it. His campaign said he believes abortion should be legal only in instances of rape, incest or when the life of the mother was at stake.
"There has to be some form of punishment," he told MSNBC, referring to women who would seek to defy the ban. Trump reversed his position two hours later, with a statement saying that he would punish doctors who performed abortions but not the women themselves. Well that's alright then.
March 30, 2016: When he said abortion was 'punishable'
Trump caused mass outage after advocating "some form of punishment" for women who have abortions if the practice is banned (which it likely will be if he gets his way).The Republican front-runner said he has "evolved" on the issue of abortion. He was pro-choice for years before changing his position and backing a ban.
He believes the Supreme Court ruling legalising abortion should be overturned and that individual states should be allowed to ban it. His campaign said he believes abortion should be legal only in instances of rape, incest or when the life of the mother was at stake.
"There has to be some form of punishment," he told MSNBC, referring to women who would seek to defy the ban. Trump reversed his position two hours later, with a statement saying that he would punish doctors who performed abortions but not the women themselves. Well that's alright then.
May 8, 2016: When he called Clinton an 'enabler'
After Clinton criticised his stance his stance on women's issues, Trump hit back the only way he knows how: by accusing her of being an “enabler” of her husband's affairs by destroying the lives of his mistresses.At a rally, he said: “Bill Clinton was the worst in history and I have to listen to her talking about it?" he said in Eugene, Oregon. “Just remember this: She was an unbelievably nasty, mean enabler.
"And what she did to a lot of those women is disgraceful. So put that in her bonnet and let's see what happens."
And on May 17, Trump tweeted:
May 18, 2016: When he 'apologised' to Megyn Kelly
Nine months after suggesting Fox presenter Megyn Kelly was menstruating after she took him to task over previous sexist comments, the Republican candidate apologised. Or tried to. When asked about calling Kelly a "bimbo", Trump replied: "Did I say that? Excuse me."But he couldn't resist adding another jibe: "Over your life, Megyn, you've been called a lot worse, wouldn't you say?"
Charming.
September 26, 2016: The first televised presidential debate
It escaped almost no one's notice that Trump constantly interrupted Hillary Clinton (25 times in the first 26 minutes), talked over her and mansplained. It was painful to watch.
And that's before he questioned Clinton's health when she was suffering from pneumonia last month, saying: "She doesn’t have the look. She doesn’t have the stamina."
For which read: 'She's not strong enough to cope with the job.' And that's before dissecting what a 'presidential look' is for a woman in Trump's mind. Coming from a man who - as we've seen - likes to comment on women's physical attributes, it's pretty un-presidential stuff.
“I was going to hit her with her husband's women and I decided I shouldn't do it because her daughter was in the room," he told Fox News.
His comments were widely interpreted as a threat to bring them up in future debates. Asked if that would expose him to attacks about his own marital history, the twice-divorced Mr Trump said: "No not at all, I have a very good history."
And that's before he questioned Clinton's health when she was suffering from pneumonia last month, saying: "She doesn’t have the look. She doesn’t have the stamina."
For which read: 'She's not strong enough to cope with the job.' And that's before dissecting what a 'presidential look' is for a woman in Trump's mind. Coming from a man who - as we've seen - likes to comment on women's physical attributes, it's pretty un-presidential stuff.
September 27, 2016: When he hinted at 'rough attacks'
After the first debate, Trump congratulated himself on not bringing up Bill Clinton's "sexual indiscretions" and hinted that he was considering "rough attacks" on Hillary and her family in the near future.“I was going to hit her with her husband's women and I decided I shouldn't do it because her daughter was in the room," he told Fox News.
His comments were widely interpreted as a threat to bring them up in future debates. Asked if that would expose him to attacks about his own marital history, the twice-divorced Mr Trump said: "No not at all, I have a very good history."
September 30, 2016: When he called a woman 'Miss Piggy'
This one actually dates back to 1996. But in the early hours of the morning, in September 2016, Trump posted a series of comments on Twitter continuing his attack on the former Miss Universe winner and Venezuelan actress Alicia Machado. Machado's name had been raised by Hillary Clinton, during the first Presidential debate, when she accused the Republican candidate of having called the model "fat". Miss Machado has claimed Mr Trump called her "Miss Piggy" and "Miss Housekeeping".Mrs Clinton said the model had recently become a US citizen and "you can bet she's going to vote in November".
Having initially asked "Where did you find this?", Trump has since refused to back down, saying Machado had increased in weight from 118 pounds to more than 160 pounds: "She was the winner and she gained a massive amount of weight, and it was real problem for us."
America work up on Friday morning to a series of tweets, in which he claimed the model had starred in a sex tape - something for which there is no evidence. Clinton hit back, calling Trump "unhinged" and asking: "What kind of man stays up all night to smear a woman with lies and conspiracy theories?"
September 30, 2016: When he said 12-year-old Paris Hilton was 'attractive'
The next in a series of past comments that have come back to haunt Trump as the presidential race ramps up. This one courtesy of an old interview with Howard Stern, with whom Trump used to play a game called "Hot or Not".Trump: “Now, somebody who a lot of people don’t give credit to but in actuality is really beautiful is Paris Hilton. I’ve known Paris Hilton from the time she’s 12, her parents are friends of mine, and the first time I saw her she walked into the room and I said, ‘Who the hell is that?’”
Stern: “Did you wanna bang her?”
Trump: “Well, at 12, I wasn’t interested. I’ve never been into that ... but she was beautiful.”
He then went on to admit he'd watched her sex tape.
October 3, 2016: When he rated Apprentice contestants' looks
Another day, another accusation. Associated Press spoke to insiders on reality show The Apprentice USA, who claim that former host Trump used to rate female contestants by the size of their breasts and talked about which ones he'd like to have sex with.Former crew members recalled that he repeatedly made lewd comments about a camerawoman who he said had a nice rear, comparing her beauty to that of his daughter, Ivanka. Others said Trump called for female contestants to wear shorter dresses which also showed more cleavage.
Producer Katherine Walker said Trump frequently talked about women's bodies and said he speculated about which female contestant would be "a tiger in bed". While a crew member who asked not to be identified, recalled: "We were in the boardroom one time figuring out who to blame for the task, and he just stopped in the middle and pointed to someone and said, 'You'd f*** her, wouldn't you? I'd f*** her. C'mon, wouldn't you?'"
The Trump campaign called the claims "outlandish, unsubstantiated, and totally false".
October 7, 2016: When a video emerged of him talking about 'grabbing (women) by the p----'
Mr Trump hit a new low after the emergence of a video in which he discusses "grabbing (women) by the p----" and states that “when you’re a star, they let you do it”.The Republican presidential nominee uses lewd and sexually aggressive language to brag about groping and trying to have sex with women, including someone who was married, in footage obtained by the Washington Post.
In the video, Trump is
recorded talking about an unnamed woman to Billy Bush, who was a host
for Access Hollywood, a TV entertainment show.
“I moved on her and I failed. I’ll admit it,” Trump says. “I did try and f--- her. She was married.
“And I moved on her very heavily... I moved on her like a b----, but I couldn’t get there. And she was married."
“I moved on her and I failed. I’ll admit it,” Trump says. “I did try and f--- her. She was married.
“And I moved on her very heavily... I moved on her like a b----, but I couldn’t get there. And she was married."
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