The rest of the world is literally laughing at us!

" Zambia Responds to Trump's 'Sh*thole' Insult with Hilarious Tourism Ad
The rest of the world is literally laughing at us.
By Chantal Da Silva / Newsweek
January 16, 2018, 5:37 AM GMT

Photo Credit: Margelize Williams / Shutterstock
Trump's 'Shithole' Comments Inspire Zambia Tourism Ad



January 16, 2018
Chantal Da Silva
Posted with permission from Newsweek

A prominent Zambia tourism website appears to have been inspired by President Donald Trump, launching an ad that invites tourists to "visit ****hole Zambia."

The ad, posted on the Zambiatourism.com's  Facebook page, features a stunning sunset vista and the slogan: "Visit ****hole Zambia ... Where the only stars and stripes you'll have to see are in the sky and on a zebra."

Zambiatourism.com, which operates independently of the official Zambia Tourism Board, also advertised the country as a destination "where beautiful vistas and breathtaking wildlife are our trump card!"

For Pkrbum or Peedawg ... tell us again how Trump is helping our image overseas ... LOL

It what 45 means by MAGA, dumb little rich bastards eating Tide.

Wordslinger wrote:For Pkrbum or Peedawg ... tell us again how Trump is helping our image overseas ... LOL

Not really funny at all - purely pitiful.

RealLindaL wrote:

Wordslinger wrote:For Pkrbum or Peedawg ... tell us again how Trump is helping our image overseas ... LOL

Not really funny at all - purely pitiful.

45 isn't the only one. Florida deserves all the shit it should get for putting dumpsters like Matt Gaetz into office.

Plan your vacation to Haiti or Somalia now. Prove trump wrong.

Beat me to it. Feel free to swipe this and use it Deus X.

Telstar wrote:Beat me to it. Feel free to swipe this and use it Deus X.

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Thanks, Tel. I stole it and worked on it a bit, came up with this:

Deus X wrote:

Telstar wrote:Beat me to it. Feel free to swipe this and use it Deus X.

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Thanks, Tel. I stole it and worked on it a bit, came up with this:

Wonderful.

Telstar wrote:




Wonderful.

Good, glad you like it. You'll be seeing it again. Of course, you're free to use it as you see fit.

Deus X wrote:

Telstar wrote:




Wonderful.

Good, glad you like it. You'll be seeing it again. Of course, you're free to use it as you see fit.

That's okay I'll use my own. He's been trolling so long he deserves a couple of troll tags anyway.

Telstar wrote:
That's okay I'll use my own. He's been trolling so long he deserves a couple of troll tags anyway.

Think he'll take the hint?

Wordslinger wrote:" Zambia Responds to Trump's 'Sh*thole' Insult with Hilarious Tourism Ad
The rest of the world is literally laughing at us.
By Chantal Da Silva / Newsweek
January 16, 2018, 5:37 AM GMT

Photo Credit: Margelize Williams / Shutterstock
Trump's 'Shithole' Comments Inspire Zambia Tourism Ad



January 16, 2018
Chantal Da Silva
Posted with permission from Newsweek

A prominent Zambia tourism website appears to have been inspired by President Donald Trump, launching an ad that invites tourists to "visit ****hole Zambia."

The ad, posted on the Zambiatourism.com's  Facebook page, features a stunning sunset vista and the slogan: "Visit ****hole Zambia ... Where the only stars and stripes you'll have to see are in the sky and on a zebra."

Zambiatourism.com, which operates independently of the official Zambia Tourism Board, also advertised the country as a destination "where beautiful vistas and breathtaking wildlife are our trump card!"

For Pkrbum or Peedawg ... tell us again how Trump is helping our image overseas ... LOL

Republic of Zambia
WordNet Dictionary


Noun 1. Republic of Zambia - a republic in central Africa; formerly controlled by Great Britain and called Northern Rhodesia until it gained independence within the Commonwealth in 1964

Synonyms: Northern Rhodesia, Zambia, Shithole


photo of Lusaka, Zambia (capital city)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_toilet

We kill and bomb innocent civilians for twenty years in the middle east, and suddenly we are worried about what the world thinks because our President is mentally challenged. I would suggest he is the least of our problems until we demilitarize America.

2seaoat wrote:We kill and bomb innocent civilians for twenty years in the middle east, and suddenly we are worried about what the world thinks because our President is mentally challenged.  I would suggest he is the least of our problems until we demilitarize America.

The world is in better shape than it ever has been and, at least since the end of WWII, that can be attributed, in part, to the power of the US. Do you really think the world would be in the shape it is if the Soviet Union had won the cold war?



If you read or watch the news, you’ll likely think the world is falling to pieces. Trends like terrorism, climate change, and a growing population straining the planet’s finite resources can easily lead you to think our world is in crisis.

But there’s another story, a story the news doesn’t often report. This story is backed by data, and it says we’re actually living in the most peaceful, abundant time in history, and things are likely to continue getting better.

The reality that’s often clouded by a constant stream of bad news is we’re actually seeing a massive drop in poverty, fewer deaths from violent crime and preventable diseases. On top of that, we’re the most educated populace to ever walk the planet.

In the last hundred years, we’ve seen the average human life expectancy nearly double, the global GDP per capita rise exponentially, and childhood mortality drop 10-fold.

https://singularityhub.com/2018/01/05/why-the-world-is-still-getting-better-and-thats-likely-to-continue/#sm.0001qpjolb8i8eefvh31fbwbxozjs

With the head of the KGB deciding the result of our POTUS election it's obvious that the Soviet Union did win the cold war. Thank you Fox News Pravda and republican comrades.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-northkorea-southkorea-kcna/north-korea-sends-rare-announcement-to-all-koreans-calls-for-unification-idUSKBN1FD33I

SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea sent a rare announcement addressed to “all Koreans at home and abroad” on Thursday, saying they should make a “breakthrough” for unification without the help of other countries, its state media said.

It said all Koreans should “promote contact, travel, cooperation between North and South Korea” while adding Pyongyang will “smash” all challenges against reunification of the Korean peninsula.

The announcement, issued after a joint meeting of government and political parties, added Koreans should wage an energetic drive to defuse the acute military tension and create a peaceful climate on the Korean peninsula.

Military tension on the Korean peninsula was a “fundamental obstacle” for the improvement of inter-Korean relations and unification, the North’s official news agency said.

It added joint military drills with “outside forces” has shown to be unhelpful for the development of relations between North and South Korea.

North Korea did not provide details why the meeting had been held but the statement said it was aimed to support leader Kim Jong Un’s remarks regarding unification from his New Year’s address. It said this year is meaningful for both North and South Korea as it is the 70th anniversary of the founding of North Korea while South Korea will be hosting the Winter Olympics next month.

Even more dangerous, it's ignoring us.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/apos-america-no-longer-matters-113358888.html

Trump pulled out of trade deals and didn't make new ones, so countries like China, Russia, and Canada are jumping in to fill that void. They'll be making money while we lose it. They're forming new trade alliances while we're on the sidelines, listening to Mr. Bankrupted-A-Casino, Never-Had-A-Product-That-Didn't-Fail Really Stable Genius brag about how great he is.

“The phenomenon of Trump is no longer interesting to people,” said Timothy Snyder, a Yale historian whose book about tyranny Trump helped send shooting up the best-seller list. Over his shoulder, I spotted former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry entering the reception we were attending. “A year ago, everyone thought Trump was just fascinating,” Snyder added. “I spend a lot of my life in Europe, and what I see is that the Europeans have moved on. America no longer matters.”

Trump may be the most important person in the world, and in Washington, his Administration is an engine of outrage and convulsion. But he was hardly the central topic of conversation in Davos. The globalists, it seemed, had more important things to discuss. Things like connectivity and artificial intelligence and inclusive growth. The plight of refugees and how to address global pandemics and “drones for all.”

If anything, the globalists seemed inclined to view Trump, who was scheduled to arrive on Jan. 25 and give a speech the following day, with benign tolerance. Dialogue is one of their cardinal virtues, and most seemed determined to give Trump a hearing. “I don’t agree with Trump, but I believe in listening to people you disagree with,” said Steven Pinker, the Harvard psychologist and best-selling author. Trump’s “America first” vision, he said, was “horrifying,” and his derision of expertise and multilateralism was “childish.” Pinker’s forthcoming book argues that despite pervasive gloom and negativity, the world is getting better in many ways–an ineluctable trajectory of progress that Trump is powerless to impede.

And it's not all just about losing trillions in trade, we're losing our position as a world leader.

And yet a shadow persists. The highlight of last year’s summit was a speech by Chinese President Xi Jinping, who earned ardent applause for his rousing defense of globalization. With the U.S. receding from the world, China has raced to fill the vacuum, a development with troubling implications. “If you’re American now, you have to answer the question,” says Snyder, the Yale historian. “Why is democracy a good idea if it brings you to this?” What good is democracy, the world wants to know, if the result is Trump?

Ouch.

zsomething wrote: What good is democracy, the world wants to know, if the result is Trump?

That's a great question. What's the answer? What went wrong with our system that we elected such a manifestly unqualified person? How do we fix it?