[A Clarion Call for Rearmament – “Sen. Wicker, ranking Republican on the Armed Services Committee, rolled out a report detailing why America’s military budget is inadequate for the “world in which we find ourselves.” America’s military isn’t equipped to deal with potential wars on two continents at once, much less the new threats in space and from artificial intelligence. Mr. Wicker proposes an additional $55 billion for the Pentagon in 2025, a total of $950 billion, as part of a new ‘generational investment.’” (more here)]
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124 responses to “Sandbox – 2jun24”
Paul 8:10 – The “conviction” of Trump is based on nonsense so goobers like you can walk around like a doll with a tape loop inside bleating “convicted felon” over and over. There are legal experts who don’t like Trump that have agreed it was a travesty.
It wasn’t a felony and the statutes of limitations had run out. It absolutely will be overturned.
That list of people accused or convicted who were associated with Trump was a list compiled for morons and Trump haters to get their pants wet.
The Dems are heading our country down a path that leads to bloodshed. They are counting on it.
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Really ….just now?
It’z vy he iz zo valuable to ze party!
https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy/joe-biden-age-election-2024-8ee15246?mod=RSSMSN
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Biden Takes Mexico Border Action He Said Needed Congressional Approval
Was Biden lying before when he said he couldn’t pursue executive action or is he lying now by implementing this?
In any case he was lying! Wonder why there was no outcry from those who will not tolerate politicians who lie?
https://mishtalk.com/economics/biden-takes-mexico-border-action-he-said-needed-congressional-approval/
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“Was Biden lying…”
It seems to me that a better question is, are we seeing:
a) A war between factions of Presidential staff (plus Doctor First Lady Doctor Jill Biden) .or.
b) An agreement by Presidential staff to change headings since the Prime Directive is to win elections (and keep the iron rice bowl flowing).
It isn’t like Biden is capable of making policy. He wasn’t the sharpest tool in the shed to begin with and his current physical and mental disabilities are painfully obvious to anybody with eyes.
It’s hard to tell since the professional bureaucracy and MSM both want him to be reelected, so all lips are sealed.
That’s another good reason to see Orange Hitler Term II, government would be more open.
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Scott
Are you denying Trump was convicted of 34 felonies?
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Punchy 1208p
Are you denying the Trump verdicts will be overturned on appeal?
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…and Punchy, have you figured out what the ‘crimes’ were?
What were they? All 34.
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re: Gregory@12:55PM
Just to beat psul before he madly googles for an answer. Naturally, as a mouthpiece for the DNC, NPR is on the story.
https://www.npr.org/2024/05/30/g-s1-1848/trump-hush-money-trial-34-counts
lol. Madness. Basically Trump paid some money to a trollop, the accounting entry didn’t say “$130k to Trollop”. Voila’…34 felonies.
It seems to me that the crying shame about politically-motivated use of the legal system is that it lowers respect for the law generally. This was bullshit. Everyone knows it’s bullshit. The fact that it’s bullshit doesn’t matter to some people. At the bottom, since shoplifting isn’t punished it became essentially legal. At the top, who you are matters more than what you did.
Maybe that’s just always the nature of metastasizing government. The bigger and more invasive it gets, the more opportunities there are for scraping off a little dinero for one’s self and for punishing your enemies. Whoever controls the cops controls the money. Nothing new really, but it’s cyclical. The smart money is in non-profits, inventing Indian reservations, or running protection scams like the ACLU and the SPLC. Nice work if you can get it.
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None of the accounting entries would have said $130k to trollop… Spermy got equal payments of 130000/34 or about $3824 per check.
None of the payments were illegal.
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“None of the payments were illegal.”
Anything can be illegal with the right jury.
I tried to dig around to look at the actual details on the charges, but got too weary. My working assumption is that that Cohen character (and any other witnesses) was stuck in a room with Team Blue attorneys, FBI agents, whoever, and was informed of the 2000 years of prison at a Federal medium facility he’d get if he didn’t play ball.
Honestly, the real lesson here is just how crooked the whole system can be. A lot of those people in jail that law-abiding Trump MAGA folks think should just rot there maybe shouldn’t be. The system can grind people up for reasons beyond justice. Just imagine the fun when the Surveillance State really ramps up.
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Here is one for the po’ ol’ ponytail of ignorance and the 51 intel stooges –
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/06/05/fbi-witness-confirms-court-no-tampering-occurred-hunter-bidens-laptop/
😉
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“Anything can be illegal with the right jury.”
Well, yes of course, but none of the payments were found to be illegal by the Kangaroo Kourt.
What was illegal was the description of the payments chosen by a drop down menu of the accounting software… the internal records keeping.
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Fani is flaming out –
The Georgia Court of Appeals’ order on Wednesday prevents Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee from moving forward with pretrial motions as he had planned while the appeal is pending. While it was already unlikely that the case would go to trial before the November general election, when Trump is expected to be the Republican nominee for president, this makes that even more certain.
https://currently.att.yahoo.com/att/cm/appeals-court-halts-trumps-georgia-203250109.html
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Paul 12:08 – “Are you denying Trump was convicted of 34 felonies?”
Paul, didn’t we just have a little chat about you being a dick because you constantly ask questions but don’t answer them?
Maybe try going back a few months and answering all my questions put to you and then I’ll consider answering one of yours.
Got it?
Well, do ya punk?
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Gregory 3:01 – “What was illegal was the description of the payments chosen by a drop down menu of the accounting software… the internal records keeping.”
There would have to be proven intent by Trump to break the law by choosing that particular tab and even then would only be a misdemeanor. The statute of limitations expired years ago. There was never any testimony or evidence that Trump intended to break any laws.
The more I hear about the judges actions during the trial make it ever more plain it will be thrown out.
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Going back to George’s initial post
“Mr. Wicker proposes an additional $55 billion for the Pentagon in 2025, a total of $950 billion, as part of a new ‘generational investment.’”
Apparently I’m just a little behind the reality curve on this one:
“The rapidly growing interest on the national debt—now exceeding defense spending…”
https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2024/06/the-daily-chart-the-two-doom-loops-for-america.php
And I had thought we weren’t quite there yet.
No matter. Any increased spending just exacerbates the problem. While the nation squabbles over a pull-down tab on legal software, we are sinking in debt and morons like Paul keep claiming it’s all due to Trump.
The bill for medicare and SS is only just starting to ramp up and that govt warehouse full of IOUs is full up. What to do? Sell Yosemite to Chinese investors?
At some point, the lending institution wants to see some collateral. So far, that’s Uncle Sam patting Ol’ Betsey (our military) on the barrel and saying “we can git whatever ya want”. The CCP counters with “round eyes can’t even maintain a pier to the beach and they ran from goat f*ckers in rags in their last military operation.
Enjoy the show, folks – the popcorn is free courtesy of the Biden admin.
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Posted by: Scott O | 05 June 2024 at 05:18 PM
Enjoy the show, folks – the popcorn is free courtesy of the Biden admin.
If they hadn’t virtue signaled 60 Billion to Kiev Mr. Wicker could have had his down payment….now maybe not so much! Oh well…too bad so sad!
In any case at least Sgt. Slaughter has selected his/her/xir preferred pronouns….and at the end of the day I think that’s important!
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“at least Sgt. Slaughter has selected his/her/xir preferred pronouns…”
Not to mention his wardrobe.
Stunning, simply stunning!
It seems that these days – it’s the men who love a man in uniform.
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Posted by: Scott O | 05 June 2024 at 06:12 PM
Stunning, simply stunning!
You mock but a guy likes to feel pretty!
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fishy 6:26 – “You mock but a guy likes to feel pretty!”
No shit.
https://outinjersey.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/FEATURE_Rachel-Levine_official-photo-2021.jpg
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Scott
Did you read the list of Trump appointees and aides convicted of various crimes? Here it is for you to read:
Trump tops the list with his guilt in 34 felony charges- more to be added later:
Steve Bannon — Trump’s White House chief strategist — sentenced to 4 months in prison for contempt of Congress — charged with defrauding Trump’s supporters, but pardoned by Trump.
Roger Stone — Trump’s political “dirty trickster” — sentenced to 40 months in prison for lying, obstruction and witness tampering, but pardoned by Trump.
Paul Manafort — Trump’s 2016 campaign manager — sentenced to 43 months in prison for bank and tax fraud, but pardoned by Trump.
Elliot Broidy — Trump’s Inaugural fundraising aide — charged in illegal lobbying scheme, but pardoned by Trump.
George Papadopoulos — Trump’s campaign adviser — sentence to 14 days in jail for lying to investigators, but pardoned by Trump.
Michael Flynn — Trump’s national security adviser — convicted of lying to the FBI, but pardoned by Trump.
Rick Gates — Trump’s campaign deputy chair — pleaded guilty to conspiracy and sentenced to 45 days in prison.
Rudy Giuliani — Trump’s lawyer — indicted for conspiracy and voter fraud — ordered to pay $148 million in damages to two election workers he defamed — facing disbarment.
Michael Cohen — Trump’s lawyer/”fixer” — sentenced to three years in prison for tax evasion and campaign finance violations (Stormy Daniels) — disbarred.
Allen Weisselberg — Trump’s business CFO — sentenced to five months in prison for tax fraud and another five months for perjury in Trump’s civil fraud trial.
Peter Navarro — Trump’s White House adviser — sentenced to four months in prison for contempt of Congress.
Richard Spencer — leader of Trump’s Charlottesville “very fine people” — neo-Nazi white supremacist, ordered to pay $25 million for damages caused by the group’s racial violence.
Mike Lindell — Trump’s “My Pillow” apologist — sued by Dominion for defamation and ordered to pay $5 million to man who disproved Lindell’s claim that the 2020 presidential election was stolen.
Jerry Falwell Jr. — Trump’s evangelical — forced to resign as Liberty University president amid raging sex scandal.
Enrique Tarrio — Trump’s “stand back and stand by” Proud Boys leader — sentenced to 22 years in prison for Jan. 6 conspiracy.
Stewart Rhodes — Trump’s J6 storm trooper — Oath Keeper leader, sentenced to 18 years in prison after he and his cohorts took Trump’s Jan. 6 order “fight like hell” literally.
Alex Jones — Trump’s blowhorn Jan. 6 cheerleader — conspiracy theorist, ordered to pay Sandy Hook parents he defamed $1.5 billion.
Jan. 6 insurrectionists — Trump’s mob — 1,230 people charged, 730 pleaded guilty, 170 convicted by judge or jury with many now serving prison time.
Mark Meadows — Trump’s chief of staff — indicted in Georgia’s election fraud case.
Sidney Powell, Kenneth Chesebro, Jenna Ellis — Trump’s election lawyers — pleaded guilty to interference in the 2020 Georgia presidential election.
John Eastman, Jeffrey Clark — Trump’s legal minds — criminally indicted and facing disbarment.
Christina Bobb — Trump’s lawyer/aide — indicted in Arizona fake elector scheme.
Fox anchors Maria Bartiromo, Lou Dobbs, Jeaninne Pirro — Trump’s propagandists — promoted lies that caused Fox News to pay Dominion Voting Systems $787 million in compensation.
Boris Epshteyn — Trump’s aide — indicted for election fraud — pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct (stemming from a charge of indecent touching).
Donald Jr. and Eric — Trump’s sons and business partners — banned from serving as corporation officers in New York State for three years and must pay $4 million each in penalties per the Trump corporation’s loss in the New York civil fraud case.
https://www.winchesterstar.com/winchester_star/open-forum-laundry-list-of-trump-associates-legal-issues/article_b3da863a-2edc-5bc5-94e6-ee6e6db03587.html
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Paul (head firmly up his ass) Emery – “Did you read the list of Trump appointees and aides convicted of various crimes?”
Uh – Paul? Hello! You already posted this 6/4 at 3:33.
And I responded that same day at 9:22.
You’re as senile as Biden. No wonder you like him.
Here’s Dershowitz explaining reality:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/alan-dershowitz-trump-s-new-york-trial-is-a-stupendous-legal-catastrophe/ar-BB1m3EKX
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I forgot – Paul has no idea who Dershowitz is.
“Harvard University law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz”
Emeritus means he’s retired, Paul
And he taught at Harvard back when you actually had to know the law and the Constitution.
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Posted by: Scott O | 05 June 2024 at 07:04 PM
No shit.
I feel like I’m channeling “scenes” but….
https://outinjersey.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/FEATURE_Rachel-Levine_official-photo-2021.jpg
…”I like the cut of its jib”!
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Posted by: Scott O | 05 June 2024 at 07:33 PM
Paul (head firmly up his ass) Emery – “Did you read the list of Trump appointees and aides convicted of various crimes?”
Uh – Paul? Hello! You already posted this 6/4 at 3:33.
And I responded that same day at 9:22.
I wouldn’t be so tough on Punchy Bot™….it’s still being fed the most up to date progressive thoughts for its not so large language model.
Just watch….in a minute or so it will start calling me by my name and asking me if I’ve had a chance to look at something…..then it will reverse my gender and tell me to drink glue or motor oil! Then it will whine and try to shame me over something!
A work in progress….
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Team creepy grampa joe team just love to create lies by manipulating the data –
Breitbart News showed this claim to be false when President Joe Biden first made it on June 2, 2022. Breitbart News dug into the data and found that 18- and 19-year-olds (i.e., people of voting age) had to be counted as children in order for his claim to be accurate. But 18- and 19-year-olds are not children, and therefore, Biden’s claim was false, just as the White House’s current claim is false.
A May 26, 2022, FOX News report noted that Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) figures show firearm-related deaths of people ages 0-19 totaled 4,368 in 2020, while motor vehicle deaths for the same age range totaled 4,036. This gave rise to gun control groups claiming more children die from guns than in car accidents. However, they missed the age range, which, as reported, included 18- and 19-year-olds.
Breitbart News did a custom search on the CDC numbers and limited the category of “children” to those 0-17 (i.e., individuals below voting age) and the data completely flipped. The number of firearm-related deaths for children aged 0-17 was 2,281 in 2020, while the number of motor vehicle deaths for the same ages was 2,503.
https://www.breitbart.com/2nd-amendment/2024/06/05/biden-white-house-false-gun-claims-killer-children/
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Scott
I believed you responded by saying you wouldn’t read it. I thought you might change your mind with all the bad news y0u Trumpers are having to endure. Supporting the biggest political loser since the 1800’s and one who is now a convicted felon is a tough one so I thought you might possibly reconsider your support by once again having the opportunity to see what a crook he is.
I’m such an optimist.
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Holy Shit
Paul Emery:
“I believed you responded by saying you wouldn’t read it.”
And we all believed that Paul Emery said he was having sexual congress with a newt.
That’s what Paul Emery wrote. Purty sure.
Ya know – when we get to this level of total bullshit on the left when they just make crap up on the fly like Biden claiming he rode a train across a bridge
that doesn’t have a rail road tracks…
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from Paul –
“I believed…”
The Costanza defense!
My mother believed the building was on fire when she tried to get away from the memory care unit.
Folks – this is the condition of the left today.
They’re frickin’ mentally gone.
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From the same people who want to violate federal law and mandate illegal aliens be hired for state jobs and they wonder why so many minority voters are abandoning the dems. They really do hate citizens. –
The California Business and Industrial Alliance (CABIA) said nearly 10,000 jobs have been cut across fast food restaurants since Newsom signed California Assembly Bill 1287 into law last year. To highlight what it says are the unintended consequences of the law
When he signed the law, Newsom said the state was getting “one step closer to fairer wages, safer and healthier working conditions, and better training by giving hardworking fast food workers a stronger voice and seat at the table.”
Governments, unlike private businesses, have options when they run out of money, said Manzo, who said officials were living in a “fantasyland” by thinking that drastic wage increases will help workers or businesses.
Meanwhile, the increase in pay comes as inflation has resulted in higher prices for fast food items. A recent survey conducted by LendingTree found 78% of consumers now consider fast food to be a “luxury” purchase due to how expensive the meals have become.
Part of the push for the hike was to give fast food workers more financial freedom in a state known for its high cost of living. However, critics contend fast food jobs were meant for young people as a stepping stone.
“It’s a starter industry,” Manzo said. “You get a job as a kid working in a fast food restaurant and you learn some good work ethic and that takes you into life.”
https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/california-fast-food-wage-hike-detrimental-impact-businesses-jeopardy-critic-says
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“However, critics contend fast food jobs were meant for young people as a stepping stone.”
That’s the first thing that popped into my mind, but times have changed. The current model is unlimited immigration from the Third World combined with guaranteed jobs working for large companies at a survival wage. It’s a long way from the era of family farms but it’ll keep the Big Machine grinding on for a year or two…at least until the robot overlords redesign burger flipping.
If we could all just run our own fire safety non-profit everything would be good.
Found while digging down another rabbit hole (or rat hole I guess).
https://www.adobe.com/trust/transparency/content-policies/harmful-content.html
It’s a natural side effect of:
. Tech companies run by woke people.
. Monopolies and oligopolies of software design.
. Centralization of storage and/or compute via ‘The Cloud’, SaaS, etc.
A person can easily see how ‘bad words’ and the like are not allowed on products from Google/Microsoft/Adobe etc. with increasing frequency, not just youtube and social media moderation. Next up will be a daily Two Minutes Hate flashing a picture of Trump on Photoshop.
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Steve Bannon is headed for the slam. what a motley crew Trump has assembled.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/steve-bannon-sentence-prison-contempt-of-congress/
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Mmmm, meatloaf, my favorite.
Punchy, can you recite what his crimes were?
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Gregory
From the Wall Street Journal report. You can get all details there.
A federal judge Thursday ordered Steve Bannon to surrender by July 1 to serve a four-month prison sentence for defying the House committee that investigated the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol attack and former President Donald Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
The former Trump adviser was convicted in 2022 of contempt of Congress, but a judge had allowed him to remain free while he appealed. A three-judge panel rejected Bannon’s appeal last month
You can get more info here:
https://www.wsj.com/us-news/steve-bannon-ordered-to-report-to-prison-on-contempt-of-congress-conviction-c737babc
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I don’t need more info, Punch. Just wanted to rub your nose in it.
So, you think justice is served by throwing Bannon into the hoosegow while he awaits an appeal?
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“I don’t need more info, Punch. Just wanted to rub your nose in it.”
I’d be surprised as hell if he has a WSJ account, being a newsman and all. It’s like arguing with a parrot.
I mean, it’s pretty obvious who runs Bartertown. Just look at the local city councils, county government, state government, ninth circus, or the political banners proudly displayed in NC. Next up will be the Pride armband. You can outreason psul, but he and his people own the enforcement apparatus.
That’s the genius of Trump. God knows what his policies would be, and he’s not good on a lot of things, but he’s an orange hand grenade thrown in exactly the right place and time. It’s like spraying a dog with a water pistol, there’s an opportunity for reset.
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roflmao.
Here is our President.
https://is2.4chan.org/pol/1717692661667071.webm
(completely sfw).
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You don’t have to pretend you’re ignorant scenes, You’re support of Trump the indicted felon, for President is evidence enough. Trump, the biggest loser in modern political history has kept the Dems in the Presidency and the Senate and soon the house something any reasonable Republican President and current candidate would not been able to do, Go for it scenes, you and your type are much appreciated by the Dems.
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“You don’t have to pretend you’re ignorant scenes,”
When I’m ignorant, I attempt to say so. It’s hard to tell what’s really going on in the Halls of Power now that we’ve allowed them to grow to the extent they have.
Hey, don’t look at me. I don’t get all my news from headlines for stories I don’t have access to. Get back to us when you pony up for the WSJ membership.
Looking at the Biden video I posted, a kind of original source material I guess, he looks to be the perfect President for you. You guys would have a lot to talk about.
https://is2.4chan.org/pol/1717692661667071.webm
I love how worried the women look.
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https://www.youtube.com/live/QivRt_rD0TM?t=30594s
There were chairs there. This time.
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“You don’t have to pretend you’re ignorant scenes, your support of Trump the convicted felon for President is evidence enough.”
Punchy, here’s a correction for you. No need to thank me.
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re: Gregory@4:04PM
That absolutely insane thing is that the Russians were specifically not invited.
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russkie be persona non grata now
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I guess they must take numbers to see who gets to control “Coin Operated President” on any particular day.
https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-war-biden-zelenskyy-a77546e23fa571eb7f6509d4e14b89b3#
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The Brainstem Administration must really be concerned behind the scenes….
Wonder if those big numbers were a result of the burrito assembly sector or unlicensed/untaxed home improvement industries?
Bloomberg’s chief economist Anna Wong agreed, and not only that, but she also agreed with our recurring contention that the Household Survey is far more accurate…
Oh President Stem….is there nothing you can’t do?!?!
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/inside-most-ridiculous-jobs-report-years
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Another reality check for those who worship at the altar of global warming, evs have totally lost any alure to the public –
https://knco.com/interest-in-electric-vehicles-dropping/
😉
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PUNCHY LOGIX™
A bold new direction in Trump Obsessiveness….one that defies time itself!
Who Knew Larry followed Georges blog?
https://reason.com/2024/06/07/laurence-tribe-bizarrely-claims-trump-won-the-2016-election-by-falsifying-business-records-in-2017/
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Seriously, there is nothing better than living in this timeline.
Courtesy of worldwide Team Blue, I’m treated with this article.
“Canadian Cancer Society sorry for using ‘cervix’ instead of ‘front hole’ for LGBTQ+ community”
“…On the page dedicated to cervical cancer screenings for members of the LGBTQ+ community, the charitable organization explains in a disclaimer they “recognize that many trans men and non-binary people may have mixed feelings about or feel distanced from words like ‘cervix.’”
The charity acknowledged in a section titled “Words Matter” that some members of the community may prefer to use other terms such as “front hole.”
“We recognize the limitations of the words we’ve used while also acknowledging the need for simplicity,” the Canadian Cancer Society wrote. “Another reason we use words like ‘cervix’ is to normalize the reality that men can have these body parts too.””
https://torontosun.com/news/national/canadian-cancer-society-sorry-for-using-cervix-instead-of-front-hole-for-lgbtq-community
Paul, what is the local music community’s stance on the cervix vs. front hole controversy?
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Posted by: scenes | 07 June 2024 at 11:26 AM
Courtesy of worldwide Team Blue, I’m treated with this article.
“Canadian Cancer Society sorry for using ‘cervix’ instead of ‘front hole’ for LGBTQ+ community”
It’s usually the Simpsons™ that bends future reality to its will but I suppose Borat (Borat! Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, or simply Borat…thanks Wikipedia) gets a say now and again!
Borat: How’s my back p*ssy?
Azamat: Not bad. Moist.
https://clip.cafe/borat-cultural-learnings-of-america-make-benefit-glorious-nation-of-kazakhstan-2006/hows-back-pussy/
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Never heard of that before scenes. Must be something you learned from you’re crowd.
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