right wing terror makes up 74% of all terror attacks. left wing makes up 2%.
They've never had to protect someone from so many threats before either. Every left-wing, Socialist, Communist, Anarchist, liberal, racist and activist group has been making real world, real time threats against him and his extended family. Up to and including sitting Democratic politicians. No wonder the Secret Service is burning through money.
Sure it does.right wing terror makes up 74% of all terror attacks. left wing makes up 2%.
They've never had to protect someone from so many threats before either. Every left-wing, Socialist, Communist, Anarchist, liberal, racist and activist group has been making real world, real time threats against him and his extended family. Up to and including sitting Democratic politicians. No wonder the Secret Service is burning through money.
Sure it does.
The last terror attack I was subjected to was by bible waiving right wingers from the local bible college on a street corner near University Mall in Pensacola, FL. They walked right up to my suv and began yelling at us whilst waiving the good book at us. Imagine my dismay when I, a bona fide christian, became subject to an assault by organized religion in the name of God, a God they probably will never know.right wing terror makes up 74% of all terror attacks. left wing makes up 2%.
Never mind that these aren't the actual reasons why he and his family need protection to an unprecedented extent, which has already been mentioned ages ago in this thread... no, just have to cling to that wet dream fantasy of Divine Leader Trump being assailed on all sides by the eeeeeevil left.
Must've studied some old testament that day.The last terror attack I was subjected to was by bible waiving right wingers from the local bible college on a street corner near University Mall in Pensacola, FL. They walked right up to my suv and began yelling at us whilst waiving the good book at us. Imagine my dismay when I, a bona fide christian, became subject to an assault by organized religion in the name of God, a God they probably will never know.
At the Robert Tilton Christian Institute of Bible Technology or something like that. In the advanced course they show them how to line an explosives filled truck with bibles and run it into a crowd of heathen.Must've studied some old testament that day.
Sure it does.
Are you denying that conservatives commit the majority of terrorist attacks in the US?
Watch your dirty mouth. Must be a Vols fan.lol Orange is the new crazy.
From my link:Net sellers relates to who is financing now, not who financed in the past.
Durrrr.
China is our largest foreign debtor, period, and have been over the last decade. They briefly (eight months) went through a period where they were a net seller to fight a run on their own currency's value, but then returned to once again being a net buyer.China's vast holdings of U.S. government debt jumped $44 billion to $1.15 trillion in June, according to U.S. Treasury Department data. That took China above Japan, which offloaded $21 billion in U.S. bonds in the month.
Japan had held the position of Uncle Sam's biggest creditor for the previous eight months, but Beijing's renewed appetite for U.S. debt has brought it back to the top.
China was dumping U.S. Treasuries in 2016 so that it could buy its own currency -- the yuan -- to counter downward pressure caused by a huge outflow of cash from its economy.
Since early this year, however, its holdings of U.S. debt have steadily ticked up.
The shift coincides with new government controls on money leaving China that have helped ease the pressure on the yuan. The Chinese currency has gained almost 4% against the dollar so far this year.
The Treasury Department has ranked China as the biggest foreign creditor to the U.S. for the overwhelming majority of the past nine years.
The willingness of China to lend massive amounts of money to the U.S. government has raised concerns about Beijing's potential leverage over America.President Trump claimed the opposite during his campaign, suggesting it gives the U.S. "a lot of power" over China.
Experts say the reality is more complicated, arguing that the debt relationship binds the world's two largest economies closely together.
Trump talked tough on China on the campaign trail, promising to slash the $310 billion trade deficit between the two countries, and threatening heavy tariffs on Chinese imports.
He has been more cautious since taking office. This week, he asked his top trade official to look into Chinese trade practices, but stopped short of ordering a formal investigation.
China's holdings of U.S. Treasuries have risen about $95 billion since the end of January, but are still nearly $100 billion lower than they were last summer.
Japan's holdings have fluctuated in recent months. They're now at the same level -- $1.09 trillion -- as they were at the end of last year.