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That face would make a freight train take a dirt road.

To get away.
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In b4 the inevitable OT bro and leftist meltdown



Just barely...

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One grift transforms into another?
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This conflict is a Nuland dream. What are you talking about?


Different methods and different outcomes. The key is the elimination of the NGO middleman.

Executive Order 14169, “Reevaluating and Realigning United States Foreign Aid,” states, “ The United States foreign aid industry and bureaucracy are not aligned with American interests and in many cases antithetical to American values. They serve to destabilize world peace by promoting ideas in foreign countries that are directly inverse to harmonious and stable relations internal to and among countries.”

To respond to the resident divorce lawyer, every NGO has been hijacked by European globalist interests. Who is going to manufacture Europe’s goods? Who is working to undermine the sovereign interests of the United States? I’ll give you three guesses and the first two don’t count.
First, we have no allies among the globalists, so who gives a shite what they want or think. Second, the U.S. does not get its oil from Iran, and he does not mind temporary pump pain as a Chinese invasion of Taiwan will make your oil prices look like chump change compared to the near total loss of semiconductors, and you’ll get the oil prices to go with it. Once typhoon season arrives, the blockade will likely be lifted.

Of secondary importance, Iran can no longer afford to pump money into supporting the apeshite crazy Islamic terrorists. Russia is bogged down in Ukraine. Venezuela is playing nice. Shall I go on?


You frickers are concerned about a few dollars at the gas pump and not at all with the full frontal assault on US sovereignty. Take your Nuland/Sullivan shittastic foreign policy and shove it up your arse
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70-30 was the national average of mail in votes for Biden and Trump. One party embraced the mail in voting where even the laziest of people could vote. One didn’t. It mattered.


Holy shite you can’t be this obtuse…

The most fraud-prone voting method tilted 70-30 Biden. Color me shocked.

God this board is full of frickkng shite for brains motherfrickers like this dolt.
The strait isn’t open because we are cutting off China’s oil. Anything else is stupid
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The progressives,


They’re not progressives. They are transhumanists and the sooner they eliminate themselves and their ideology from the gene pool the better.
Gotta sum dem tig ol' biddies

re: 1st UFO Files Released

Posted by Jimmy Russel on 5/8/26 at 6:12 pm to
There were lizard people in the White House two years ago and no one said a damned thing.

re: 1st UFO Files Released

Posted by Jimmy Russel on 5/8/26 at 7:57 am to


Kind of like this one...
I say, build a wall around it and fill it with water
Not when they value the interests of our “allies” over our own. That’s essentially what every one of these turds are arguing for.
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Retired general: Trump ‘an absolutely terrible commander in chief’

Brigadier General Steve Anderson, USA, (Ret.) is the President of Cyclops Defense, He has also worked at All Native Group, The Federal Services Division of Ho Chunk Inc. as Executive Director Business, Defense Solutions and Services.
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Retired admiral: ‘We might have been a little late’ asking for help in Strait of Hormuz

Admiral Miller serves as the President and CEO of The Fozzie Miller Group, LLC and as a Principal Partner of Global Alliance Advisors, LLC, both Washington DC based national security firms positioned at the intersection of government policy, defense acquisition programs, and industrial performance. The firm teams with US and international clients to deliver solutions that blend national security strategies and industrial growth into achievable national security objectives.
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Adm. James Foggo on the Iran war: I would encourage ‘strategic and tactical patience’ here


Distinguished Fellow at the Center for European Policy Analysis and the Council on Competitiveness Center for Maritime Strategy
Distinguished Fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) as of early 2023 Wikipedia
Active contributor at CEPA on Russia, China, and European security issues
Member of the Senior Military Advisors Group at the United States Institute of Peace
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"We're in a tough spot": Mattis delivers harsh Iran assessment

Between 2013 and 2017, while on the board of General Dynamics, Mattis made more than $900,000 in compensation, including company stock. He remains a member of the Board of Directors of General Dynamics.
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There’s a ton of smoke to her being paid off by the new casino in Portsmouth to help convince lawmakers to not approve a casino in a different part of the state.



Sounds like Bob Riley.

All y'all who remember the "Bingo Bots" on al.com remember.
TLDR: The south fought to keep slavery, but the north did not fight to end it.
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State Rep. Juandalynn Givan also released a statement, accusing Republican lawmakers of trying to bring back Jim Crow.


Say no more!

re: Trump's Fed takedown.

Posted by Jimmy Russel on 5/2/26 at 8:38 pm to
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Our current Congress doesn't have the stomach to do it. Not even the ones I actually like such as Tim Burchett and APL. Who among us has the stomach and backbone to step up and deliver the painful and necessary change?


Those are actors and comedians. Congress is, for all intents and purposes, dead.