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  1. 76. 999 million people have no idea what it means.
  2. But where is Mad Mike Hoare?
  3. The defunding of the CPB provoked me to noodle around pbs.com which led me to two American Experiences worth watching. The Gilded Age https://www.pbs.org/video/the-gilded-age-nun3cr/ and Nazi Town, USA, about the German American Bund https://www.pbs.org/video/nazi-town-usa-y4vqkt/ What we're seeing today is not entirely new, in America.
  4. Actually, I think the framework is pretty good. The drafting is often poor and the itemization of powers, particularly Article II, needs reworking.
  5. Yeah it really isn't history that's been unkind to the Jews, it's been their contemporaries. Unless history to you is conspiracy theories about blood libel and the Rothschilds.
  6. What's a Cat Peer? I duckduckgo'ed and got a bunch of articles on cat urination?
  7. The guy that got his ass kicked by a couple of teenagers was Big Balls Edward Coristine. https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/national-international/trump-threatens-federal-takeover-dc-crime/6360126/ https://apnews.com/article/washington-dc-crime-assault-doge-05aaaeb09d106ca1af673b46e89d60e1
  8. I didn't say can't change em. You quite could, but it would be expensive. Most lawdogs and certainly most of their clients would love that. But, the justice system was operating well within longstanding norms when it couldn't secure a final, indisputable conviction in four years or less, assuming all available appeals are taken. As long as a conviction was subject to appeal, MAGA was never going to believe it would stick, and even if SCOTUS had denied cert on everything, it would have been some weaponization TDS conspiracy bullshit. But it gets back to brisket's philosopher's dilemma. We have one party and their demagogue that wants to shred the social contract, particularly as pertains to the rule of law, and the rest of us that hope for survival of and a return to norms. How much should we rip the contract and destroy the norms in order to return to them?
  9. Well, as far as I can tell, it was always insurgent groups that may or may not have been supported by Rwanda, and not Rwanda itself, that was warring with Congo. Seems this is more of the same. I guess Rwanda could get up on some Ugandans, but the "war" seemed to be a proxy war that Rwanda may be content to leave be.
  10. Look! He's in Joe's garage with a bunch of classified documents!
  11. Well, there's a bit of an intervening cause here, really a superseding cause: the motherfucker got re-elected. Which points to the other huge problem, none of this would have made a shit anyway.
  12. Well, the delays are certainly built in at this point. It's just a fact of life to lawdogs.
  13. Yknow what only the Trump Administration does, so far? Lie to United States District Judges and fire those who refuse to do it. If Trump's daily lies and those coming from his administration don't make any impact on you, those should.
  14. Lebanese, I believe, and had received a cease and desist from the Trump Organization.
  15. Essential knowledge for men that have to go to malls.
  16. https://www.pyramydair.com/product/morini-mor-162ei-air-pistol?m=3873 Understand it's more if you want the Oriental gal, too.
  17. Those gals and guys shoot one-hole groups. The hole gets slightly bigger than 0.177" but it's not a cloverleaf.
  18. And some faggoty jeans that aren't 13MWZ.
  19. Story about high-end cookware maker in TN that remains optimistic despite being gouged pretty hard by tariffs. https://www.nbcnews.com/business/economy/cookware-maker-bracing-steel-tariffs-wall-pots-pans-rcna218250 Declines to disclose political affiliations. He's a Chicago grad that did some work in the Chicago mayor's office. He may have a handle on how tariffs will affect his costing versus his competitors. But he may not have a handle on how tariffs and inflation are going to affect demand for his pricey and highly discretionary products.
  20. Worth pointing out that apparel is a classic case of manufacturing and import/export. There's raw material (cotton wool silk synthetics), intermediate goods (thread fabric), and finished goods (the actual clothing), and an import/export/tariff scenario at every step.
  21. Because we have almost always deported convicted criminals upon discovery? Nothing novel about that. And Trump's immigration sweeps clearly have nothing to do with deporting criminals. It's a pure accident if they happen to deport a convict.
  22. Makes you wish The Ten had gone after her harder.
  23. Candace Owens should get right on that.
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