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the landing at lake pleasant https://www.facebook.com/BoneyardSafari/videos/and-touch-down-of-philippine-mars-c-flyk-at-lake-pleasant-az-philippinemars-mart/501922605900260/
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THEY BOLTED!!!!!! it's gone to az fucking weasels https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/c-flyk#391520de they turned off the ads-b over indio it either turned left and went to havasu, set down in the salton sea (doubtful), or made for the gila river we'll find out tomorrow
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/he-gets-to-make-the-decisions-jim-jordan-argues-trump-can-ignore-judges/ar-AA1yHcld?apiversion=v2&noservercache=1&domshim=1&renderwebcomponents=1&wcseo=1&batchservertelemetry=1&noservertelemetry=1 'He gets to make the decisions!' Jim Jordan argues Trump can ignore judges Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) argued on CNN Sunday that the Constitution gives President Trump the power to make the decisions he feels are best for the country, checks and balances from Congress and the courts be damned. Inside Politics host Manu Raju asked Jordan about a Reagan-appointed federal judge who argued "the president is going too far" on policy changes like rescinding birthright citizenship. "I'm talking about, there's a pattern where judges are saying they're going too far on these issues," Raju pressed after Jordan argued it was "just one judge" who blocked Trump's order to end birthright citizenship. "All I know is, again, Article Two, Section One, the very first sentence, 'The executive power shall be vested in a president,'" Jordan said, citing the Constitution. "I think it's important, 'a president of the United States of America,' not in bureaucrats, not in career people — in the president. The guy who put his name on the ballot." Jordan continued, "This is a fundamental difference we have with the left. The left thinks, 'Oh, it's the career experts who make the decisions.' That's not how our country works. It's the guy who puts his name on the ballot, gets elected by 'We the people.' He gets to make the decisions, or she gets to make the decisions. That's how — we don't want the Faucis of the world and all the people in the bureaucracy making the decisions. We want the guy who puts their name on the ballot and gets elected by the American people." "But, you guys are elected, too, you know, co-equal branch of the government," Raju said, stopping short of discussing the system of checks and balances that prevents any one branch of government from wielding all the power.
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'Stepping very close to dangerous ground': J.D. Vance triggers alarm for CNN legal expert Brad Reed ~3 minutes CNN legal analyst Elie Honig on Monday warned that Vice President J.D. Vance is nudging the United States toward total lawlessness with his suggestions that judges have no power to rule against the executive branch. While discussing Vance's weekend attacks on judges who have shot down Trump administration policies, Honig argued that the vice president was heading into uncharted territory with respect to the rule of law. J.D. Vance said over the weekend that a judge who halted Elon Musk from accessing Treasury records was overstepping their authority. "Judges aren’t allowed to control the executive’s legitimate power," he posted on social media. "J.D. Vance is really stepping very close to dangerous ground with that statement and he knows it," he said. "The notion that the courts cannot stop the executive from doing what he wants, the notion that the executive may have the option of defying the courts, that is completely beyond even what the most extreme right-wing conservative theory in favor of broad executive power has ever argued. "Now, look, there is a very broad view of executive power, sometimes it's called the unitary executive theory, which holds essentially that the president is all-powerful within the executive branch. But even proponents of that theory do not say that the president is free to disregard an order of the court. If that were to happen, that is a line in the sand that has not been crossed." ALSO READ: 'A tax on Americans': Ex-Trump official warns he's playing with fire on economic policy Honig also predicted that, were Trump to cross this line, the United States Supreme Court would slap him down hard even though Trump himself had appointed three justices currently serving on it. "This Supreme Court has generally taken a broad view of executive power but I also think it's a mistake to say, 'Oh... they ruled in favor of Trump on immunity, they're going to do whatever he said.' They have rejected Donald Trump at many key junctures," he said. "They rejected his election fraud claims. They rejected some of his efforts to stop prosecutors from taking steps against him. They rejected his efforts to resist a subpoena. So I think this Supreme Court will not tolerate if the executive branch crosses that line of defying the courts."
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anyone that lives in the bay area or san diego please see my posts in the airplane fanatic thread in hobbies - the last ww2 large flying boat (martin mars phillipine mars) is moored at alameda seaplane base scheduled to make 2nd to last or last flight to san diego or an arizona lake tomorrow
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NOTE THE SAN DIEGO STOP IS STILL NOT CONFIRMED THE ITINERARY FROM ALAMEDA IS NOT CONFIRMED
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BAY AREA ALERT SAN DIEGO ALERT THE LAST MARTIN MARS FLEW FROM VANCOUVER TO ALAMEDA YESTERDAY IT IS SCHEDULED TO FLY TO SAN DIEGO TOMORROW (TUESDAY) THEN IT WILL FLY TO AN "UNDISCLOSED" LAKE IN ARIZONA where it will be taken apart and trucked to pima THIS IS THE LAST TIME A LARGE SEAPLANE WILL TAKE TO THE AIR if you live in the bay area, especially if you have kids, pack a cooler and get to the alameda seaplane pier before sunrise TOMORROW!!!!! - departure time is not announced 7 were built - the 2 survivors were delivered to the US Navy in 1946 - others at bottom of ocean or broken up https://www.avweb.com/aviation-news/re-engined-philippine-mars-ready-for-final-flight/ https://vintageaviationnews.com/warbirds-news/philippine-mars-takes-flight-again-embarking-on-its-journey-west.html https://skiesmag.com/news/philippine-mars-lands-in-san-francisco-bay-en-route-to-final-resting-place/ https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/wwii-flying-boat-20157568.php (visible in read mode) https://www.scimag.news/news-en/112365/marooned-in-maintenance-the-philippine-mars-epic-journey-to-an-arizona-museum/ (stupid ai graphic)
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$50B annually in fraud is his claim Fifty Billion
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at this moment this is what dictator has pinned: +++ Post Conversation Pinned Elon Musk @elonmusk To be clear, what the @DOGE team and @USTreasury have jointly agreed makes sense is the following: - Require that all outgoing government payments have a payment categorization code, which is necessary in order to pass financial audits. This is frequently left blank, making audits almost impossible. - All payments must also include a rationale for the payment in the comment field, which is currently left blank. Importantly, we are not yet applying ANY judgment to this rationale, but simply requiring that SOME attempt be made to explain the payment more than NOTHING! - The DO-NOT-PAY list of entities known to be fraudulent or people who are dead or are probable fronts for terrorist organizations or do not match Congressional appropriations must actually be implemented and not ignored. Also, it can currently take up to a year to get on this list, which is far too long. This list should be updated at least weekly, if not daily. The above super obvious and necessary changes are being implemented by existing, long-time career government employees, not anyone from @DOGE . It is ridiculous that these changes didn’t exist already! Yesterday, I was told that there are currently over $100B/year of entitlements payments to individuals with no SSN or even a temporary ID number. If accurate, this is extremely suspicious. When I asked if anyone at Treasury had a rough guess for what percentage of that number is unequivocal and obvious fraud, the consensus in the room was about half, so $50B/year or $1B/week!! This is utterly insane and must be addressed immediately. 1:51 PM · Feb 8, 2025 · 43.3M Views
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The coup thread. Fuck the traitors to the Constitution.
Hagbard Celine replied to Willfully Horn's topic in Cloak Room
i can't tell what's real anymore and what's farked googling musk the top tweet he has pinned at this moment sound so innocuous i'm posting it in the doge thread -
The coup thread. Fuck the traitors to the Constitution.
Hagbard Celine replied to Willfully Horn's topic in Cloak Room
a coup of the us government -
The coup thread. Fuck the traitors to the Constitution.
Hagbard Celine replied to Willfully Horn's topic in Cloak Room
if you search to find the post on X & click through <mike lee> is commenting on a post by charlie cyclops kirk chewing his cud about unitary president shit; lee posts this is a coup of the judiciary; the dictator replies "yes" -
The coup thread. Fuck the traitors to the Constitution.
Hagbard Celine replied to Willfully Horn's topic in Cloak Room
the us marshal service reports to the attorney general checkmate -
if that exchange is real his continued existence in foxworld is a flickering candle in the wind
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musk confirmed it's a judicial coup on x - check the coup thread bbc partners w/ cbs news who did a poll results below - cbs requires adblockers off so here is the bbc snippet Poll suggests Americans want Trump administration to focus on lowering pricespublished at 09:47 09:47 A new survey by the BBC’s US partner CBS and YouGov in the UK indicates that 77% of Americans think President Trump is doing what he promised in his election campaign. But one issue the poll focused on was 66% of those polled don’t think the administration is focussed enough on lowering prices – don’t forget that inflation was a key reason Trump won the election. Let’s take a look at other issues from the poll:, external Almost 60% were in favour of Trump's administration programme to deport immigrants illegally in the US, but 52% are opposed to using large detention centres to hold people while determining who should be deported Only 13% of those surveyed feel the US taking over Gaza would be a good idea, but the numbers are higher on Trump's handling of the Israel/Hamas war - 54% approve The survey asked about the amount of influence X owner Elon Musk should have over government operations and spending - 23% said a lot, with 31% saying none Meanwhile on tariffs, 56% approve of them from goods from China, 44% approve on Mexican imports, 40% think tariffs should be placed on goods from Europe and 38% think tarriifs should be placed imports from Canada CBS News says the survey was conducted with a nationally representative sample of 2,175 US adults interviewed between 5-7 February. Per CBS, the sample was weighted to be representative of adults nationwide according to gender, age, race, and education, according to the US Census.
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The coup thread. Fuck the traitors to the Constitution.
Hagbard Celine replied to Willfully Horn's topic in Cloak Room
no msm response to this this morning that i can find it's been out there for 18 hours and is up to 28m views -
@immamac please consider moving the "flooding the job market" thread from dt over here
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had anyone previously seen the bolded doge target of a $4B/day reduction in spend? i spent a few minutes trying to ai the math the us spent 6.75T last year which is 18.5B/day 4b a day is a 22% reduction i started adding up the cost of employees at $106k average salary and if they wipe out hhs, agriculture, commerce, energy, epa & other (and this was napkin math) they don't even break a billion hopefully atlantic or axios or guardian or somebody is working through this this weekend so we can game this out and the dems and press can go on the attack there should be a call for hearings and haul musk in front of a committee - if he needs $4b a day, how is he going to get it? - tell us now
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anonymous letter from an fbi agent: Uncommon Sense was a Common Vice Those with knowledge of the United States Marine Corps will recognize the irony of this title. I wish its words were not true, but as I write this, I believe they are. Currently, there is an effort to cull a significant number of career Special Agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation. This is an unthinkable action that will gravely undermine the security of the nation well beyond what many of our citizens are aware. For those seeking to raise their awareness, I offer this vignette, free of political bias or moral judgment. It is not about any one person, but an amalgamation of multiple FBI Special Agents. I am the coach of your child’s soccer team. I sit next to you on occasion in religious devotion. I am a member of the PTA. With friends, you celebrated my birthday. I collected your mail and took out your trash while you were away from home. I played a round of golf with you. I am a veteran. I am the average neighbor in your community. This is who you see and know. However, there is a part of my life that is a mystery to you, and prompts a natural curiosity about my profession. This is the quiet side of me that you do not know: I orchestrated a clandestine operation to secure the release of an allied soldier held captive by the Taliban. I prevented an ISIS terrorist from boarding a commercial aircraft. I spent 3 months listening to phone intercepts in real time to gather evidence needed to dismantle a violent drug gang. I recruited a source to provide critical intelligence on Russian military activities in Africa. I rescued a citizen being tortured to near death by members of an Outlaw Motorcycle Gang. I interceded and stopped a juvenile planning to conduct a school shooting. I spent multiple years monitoring the activities of deep cover foreign intelligence officers, leading to their arrest and deportation. I endured extensive hardship to infiltrate a global child trafficking organization. I have been shot in the line of duty. Something else about me, I was assigned to investigate a potential crime. Like all previous cases I have investigated, this one met every legal standard of predication and procedure. Without bias, I upheld my oath to this country and the Constitution and collected the facts. I collected the facts in a manner to neither prove innocence nor guilt, but to arrive at resolution. I am now sitting in my home, listening to my children play and laugh in the backyard, oblivious to the prospect that their father may be fired in a few days. Fired for conducting a legally authorized investigation. Fired for doing the job that he was hired to do. I have to wonder, when I am gone, who will do the quiet work that is behind the facade of your average neighbor?
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spectacular bolverk i have my 3am doomscrolling teed up for tonight
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