Sin Arrives at The U.S. Ambassador's Residence in Germany

[Johny Joe Hold]

The march of homerism to destroy this country's morals continues. I have just learned from Fox News that our new U.S. Ambassador to Germany will be some nancy-boy I have never heard of. What message does that send to children around the world, "Live a life of sin and you will be rewarded?"

Ambassadors' residences host many events. Can you imagine what will go on there now? Will it be "Two countries united in sin day" or "Never mind the Bible day"?

I don't know about you, but I have had it with this growing acceptance of God's most hated sin:



Though it took nearly seven months to be realized, the confirmation of President Trump’s inspired pick of Richard “Ric” Grenell to serve as the U. S. ambassador to Germany is now a fait accompli, and deservedly so.

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2018/04/26/richard-grenell-is-new-us-ambassador-to-germany-landmark-moment-in-gay-history.html

[WilliamJenningsBryan]

Re: Sin Arrives at The U.S. Ambassador's Residence in Germany

I might be going our on a limb here, and I could be wrong - but ever since Paris fashion designer Sophie Theallet refused to dress Melania Trump for the inauguration and more recently when Macron insulted Trump on his recent trip, the Donald has been looking for a way to strike back at the French.

What a better way to strike at the heart of French economics than to appoint this too good looking homer as German Ambassador to jump start the Austrian fashion industry. Say good bye to the likes of Coco Chanel (remember that sin provoking "little black dress"), Jean-Paul Gaultier, Yves Saint Laurent, Sonia Rykiel, Christian Louboutin, and Pierre Cardin and the stranglehold they've held on the world's fashion. Vienna will become the new center of fashion in Europe (and may lead to the ouster of that frumpy looking mooselimb loving Merkel).

Trump is known for thinking "outside the box", and this could be one of them.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Re: Sin Arrives at The U.S. Ambassador's Residence in Germany

I might be going our on a limb here, and I could be wrong - but ever since Paris fashion designer Sophie Theallet refused to dress Melania Trump for the inauguration and more recently when Macron insulted Trump on his recent trip, the Donald has been looking for a way to strike back at the French.

What a better way to strike at the heart of French economics than to appoint this too good looking homer as German Ambassador to jump start the Austrian fashion industry.
Trump is known for thinking "outside the box", and this could be one of them.

I had not considered that. Could be.

I never thought about "fashion" coming from Germany or Austria. I've had the impression all the women there wear combat boots. If that's the case they could use some help.