= convert all the other religions (including atheism) to Christianity.   

You could always compare a list of all the people in the States, name by name against all the people who registered to vote. Then you could start looking for me in the other group. Good luck. (There isn't any such thing as "luck," btw. Everything is pre-programed by cause and effect.)

 

Might as well throw your lot in with Trump. After all, many of the things that he wants to do he can't. And the few things that he can do just might be for the better. After all, the current situation is only taking us towards a blasted banking crash end.

If they were all like you, we'd have a party.

Remember, there was a time shortly after the Beginning where the world was like that.

There was a second time not many years after the Great Flood of Noah's day where the world was again like that.

   

Europe Grapples With Plan to Return Refugees From Greece to Turkey

European leaders edged closer early on Friday to a deal to return asylum seekers from Greece to Turkey despite a host of legal, political and moral issues raised by their latest effort to quell the migrant crisis.

The common stance agreed by the European Union’s 28 national leaders still needs the approval of Turkey’s prime minister, Ahmet Davutoglu. He flew here late Thursday for face-to-face talks on Friday.

Those negotiations will revolve around what incentives to grant Turkey, which is not a European Union member, in return for Turkey’s taking on the job of housing more of the migrants while they wait for word on whether they qualify for resettlement in Western Europe.

“We need to put all our efforts into achieving an agreement with Turkey,” Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, told an early morning news conference. “These will be negotiations that will certainly be anything but easy,” she warned.

Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, the body representing European leaders; Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission, the bloc’s executive agency; and Mark Rutte, the Dutch prime minister, were expected to lead what are intended to be a final round of negotiations with Mr. Davutoglu on Friday morning.

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/18/world/europe/europe-grapples-with-plan-to-return-refugees-from-greece-to-turkey.html?ref=world&_r=0

Quite soon after I started studying 2016 (just after Super Tue) it hit me that many Sanders supporters would go to Trump because a lot of them are surely demoralized by the rigged and phony DemPub game and that was one of the Sander's draws.  I myself could have been a Sanders supporter holding my nose at the things I didn't like about him, and keeping a wary eye out for certain risks.  Just like I currently do with Trump.

Next it became clear to me that 90% of the negatives reported about Trump are utter bullshit.  Many of them are actually inversions of what is probably the truth.  All it took is looking into some of this stuff for myself.  With Sanders gone, I suspect that many of his supporters will, out of boredom if nothing else, do the same kinds of analysis I did and come to the same conclusion.

I forgive Trump for being 'not my type' of person and for being a troll and a clown who (probably with some effort) 'speaks at a 4th grade level.'  That's what it takes to be successful (and it's also refreshingly fun.)  I'll expect and look forward to seeing him tune is game as the situation demands.  I hope Trump speaks to Sanders to look for common ground, and I'll bet that there is more of it than people might think.

There is no bigotry on Trump's part.

There is no relation between some random murder you have found and Trump.

Now continue with your crude and obvious attempts at deception.