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re: Savannah Guthrie’s mom missing - being held for ransom - suspect photos released
Posted by AUstar on 2/10/26 at 7:42 pm to Disco Ball
The SWAT vehicle is either not related to this case or it is a red herring. The Fox reporter said they told him where they're going but he won't say.
They aren't telling a reporter where they are going unless they want it in the media. No way they would give the perp a heads up that they are rolling out to him. Therefore, they are setting up some trap.
They aren't telling a reporter where they are going unless they want it in the media. No way they would give the perp a heads up that they are rolling out to him. Therefore, they are setting up some trap.
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His death is the only reason his music was more than Puddle of Mudds’s.
They didn't even have a hit until 2001. They are nu-metal which is a different genre anyway.
He definitely has a pen light. You can see it shine on the ground for a second when he walks up.
re: Christians: “The only thing more powerful than hate is love“
Posted by AUstar on 2/9/26 at 12:43 pm to CatahoulaCur
I am an atheist. Therefore, the left can't gaslight me with that "you're not a true Christian if you don't love open borders" bullshite.
Wu is a known CCP sleeper agent. Much has been written about his connection to the CCP.
re: Solar Set to Surpass Coal in China, But...
Posted by AUstar on 2/9/26 at 9:03 am to ragincajun03
You cannot rely on the CCP to tell the truth. Who knows what their renewable generation really is.
Remember, they only caught the Lindbergh kidnapper after they caught him spending ransom money.
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The police won't say which one did, just that someone at the dinner that was family did
No the Sheriff gave 3 different stories. At one point he said it was Annie and her husband together who brought her home. Another time he said it was just the husband. And finally he said "let's just say it was family and leave it at that."
re: Savannah Guthrie’s mom missing - being held for ransom - suspect photos released
Posted by AUstar on 2/6/26 at 7:08 am to GeauxTigers123
This Guthrie case reminds me of a case I saw on "Unsolved Mysteries" back in the late 80's. I couldn't remember the name of it, but Grok pointed me to it (thanks Grok).
This is the only other time I can think of that an elderly person has been kidnapped for ransom.
Annie Hearin was taken from her upscale Jackson, MS home in 1988 (back when Jackson still had upscale areas). Much like this Guthrie case, they found blood droplets by the door. The husband also saw a ransom note lying by the front door. In it, they listed 12 people who he had supposedly "wronged."
The wife was alive for several days and wrote a handwritten letter to her husband (the letter was verified to be from her hand). Her body was never found, but they did catch the guy. Unfortunately, all they could get him on was kidnapping and extortion and he only served 16 years.
This is the only other time I can think of that an elderly person has been kidnapped for ransom.
Annie Hearin was taken from her upscale Jackson, MS home in 1988 (back when Jackson still had upscale areas). Much like this Guthrie case, they found blood droplets by the door. The husband also saw a ransom note lying by the front door. In it, they listed 12 people who he had supposedly "wronged."
The wife was alive for several days and wrote a handwritten letter to her husband (the letter was verified to be from her hand). Her body was never found, but they did catch the guy. Unfortunately, all they could get him on was kidnapping and extortion and he only served 16 years.
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Gut health is absolutely linked to mental wellness. These people are frickin stupid.
Countless studies for decades have proven that both BP and Schizophrenia are largely genetic. They have affirmed this with many twin studies (including twins reared apart).
Now, it's not 100% genetic. Genetics accounts for about 80% of the risk. On the other hand, people who don't have the genetic profile won't develop those disorders.
So the idea is states get to run crooked elections that affect the entire country?
Also, if that's the idea, then explain why we already have federal election laws? If it's purely a state's rights argument, why are there federal election laws on the books already?
Also, if that's the idea, then explain why we already have federal election laws? If it's purely a state's rights argument, why are there federal election laws on the books already?
re: Do the booming Red States really want ICE to show up and shut down construction sites?
Posted by AUstar on 2/6/26 at 2:51 am to weagle1999
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Home buyers won’t pay for them.
How did we ever manage to build homes before illegals became a thing? In fact it was cheaper back then to build, even after accounting for inflation.
re: Candace talking Nimrod's tomb, Invasion of Iraq WMDs
Posted by AUstar on 2/5/26 at 2:07 am to Hayekian serf
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Nimrod wasn’t Gilgamesh
No one knows who Nimrod was. People have debated it for centuries. Some think the name is a Hebrew translation of a real Mesopotamian king, but that's pure guess work. Other scholars think it may denote an old Babylonian God (and not a real person).
Since we don't know who Nimrod was, it is literally impossible to "find his tomb."
re: The Tongva Tribe and Bitch Billie Eilish need a POW-WOW
Posted by AUstar on 2/4/26 at 7:25 am to GatorOnAnIsland
She needs to give it back. It's only right.
re: Where is ThinePreparedAni?
Posted by AUstar on 2/3/26 at 11:09 pm to Brotorious
He's busy preparing his ani.
I wasn't aware of this, but it makes sense. I asked Grok and he explained it to me:
It seems that air traffic controllers and ship radars would be the most affected.
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Marine vessel radar (used by ships for navigation and collision avoidance): Offshore wind turbines create strong radar returns due to their large metal structures and rotating blades. This generates "clutter" (false echoes), which can obscure smaller vessels, buoys, or other objects on radar displays. Rotating blades produce Doppler effects that complicate detection, potentially increasing navigation risks in congested areas. A 2022 report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine highlighted these challenges for maritime safety.
Aviation and air traffic control radars: Turbines can create interference for systems monitoring airspace, such as airport surveillance radars or long-range defense radars. The moving blades spread interference across Doppler frequencies used for aircraft detection.
Weather radars (e.g., NEXRAD): Similar to onshore wind farms, offshore ones can cause clutter if in the line of sight, though effects are often more localized unless very close.
Other systems: High-frequency (HF) SeaSonde radars for ocean current monitoring and some defense/military radars face impacts, with concerns raised about national security in certain locations.
It seems that air traffic controllers and ship radars would be the most affected.
re: Epstein files show less evidence of crimes against minors and more evidence that he was
Posted by AUstar on 2/3/26 at 9:44 pm to baybeefeetz
Shut up, goy. :cheers:
re: The people of Minneapolis have been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize
Posted by AUstar on 2/3/26 at 9:19 pm to Green Chili Tiger
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Minneapolis and its residents were nominated for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize by the progressive news outlet The Nation.
:lol:
re: Alex Golesh Meet and Greet Tour
Posted by AUstar on 2/2/26 at 10:02 pm to TigerProwl24
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Ok, so I know some of you big timers want to contribute
I would but I am currently staying at my vacation mansion in Fiji. I may send my butler up there on my private plane, though.
Another Tulsi Smear (not related to Fulton County)
Posted by AUstar on 2/2/26 at 9:55 pm
WSJ (paywall):
Basically a democrat whistleblower filed a complaint knowing the information would be highly classified and could not be shared with Congress. Then the whistleblower (or someone) goes to the press and claims Gabbard is "withholding" his complaint from Congress. When asked what the complaint is, the whistleblower just says "it's classified." :lol:
Gabbard has the complaint locked in a safe due to its highly classified nature (probably something relating to a Special Access Program (SAP) of some kind). But they want to claim she has it locked in a safe to "hide it" which is bullshite. She has admitted she is trying to figure out how to get it to the right members of Congress without giving them info they aren't cleared to see.
Also, a Biden appointed Inspector General already reviewed the complaint and said Gabbard did nothing wrong.
Oh, and this happened 8 months ago, but coincidentally we are just now hearing about it after Tulsi goes to Atlanta.
Our favorite spy, Tulsi doing work:
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WASHINGTON—A U.S. intelligence official has alleged wrongdoing by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard in a whistleblower complaint that is so highly classified it has sparked months of wrangling over how to share it with Congress, according to U.S. officials and others familiar with the matter.
The filing of the complaint has prompted a continuing, behind-the-scenes struggle about how to assess and handle it, with the whistleblower’s lawyer accusing Gabbard of stonewalling the complaint. Gabbard’s office rejects that characterization, contending it is navigating a unique set of circumstances and working to resolve the issue.
Basically a democrat whistleblower filed a complaint knowing the information would be highly classified and could not be shared with Congress. Then the whistleblower (or someone) goes to the press and claims Gabbard is "withholding" his complaint from Congress. When asked what the complaint is, the whistleblower just says "it's classified." :lol:
Gabbard has the complaint locked in a safe due to its highly classified nature (probably something relating to a Special Access Program (SAP) of some kind). But they want to claim she has it locked in a safe to "hide it" which is bullshite. She has admitted she is trying to figure out how to get it to the right members of Congress without giving them info they aren't cleared to see.
Also, a Biden appointed Inspector General already reviewed the complaint and said Gabbard did nothing wrong.
Oh, and this happened 8 months ago, but coincidentally we are just now hearing about it after Tulsi goes to Atlanta.
Our favorite spy, Tulsi doing work:
re: Biden judge blocks Trump administration from ending protections for Haitians
Posted by AUstar on 2/2/26 at 7:29 pm to Major Dutch Schaefer
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“substantially likely” that Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem preordained her termination decision because of “hostility to nonwhite immigrants.”
I thought law was based on facts and proof, not mind reading. We now have psychic judges!
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