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US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians
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MrJokerRager
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Boris Johnson cucked out as well, didn't go on Tucker to make a case for giving gibs and toys to the hohols.
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They want this war because the political elites want to keep Ukraine as their corruption playground. They'd rather rule over radiated ashes than lose Ukraine. The political elites of the west DON'T GIVE A FUCK about their citizens as far as their opinions. They just use us for legal votes and our money via taxes. Its gonna be a wonderful day when the illegals they're importing wake up and realize this too.
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If only George Santos just went up after AOC and Talib were in hysterics and just went "LOL. LMAO even, you're trying to sound tough after years of sucking Nancy's tits."
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"As a Muslim Hispanic woman of color, this event affects me strongly..."
MrJokerRager
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Tucker made a great point that Lindsey Graham has no kids, so why would he care about the future lol.
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Jewish space lasers sounds pretty cool, NGL. Is she saying that WOC should be allowed to be anti Semitic? In that case, shut up about OTHER PEOPLE being anti Semitic.
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This is true of far, far too many of our "leaders".
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Not much of an argument. One of them did, after all. Assuming Grossjizz files suit, I expect that to be made much of by the defense. I hope he does file suit, for a purely selfish reason: When you file a civil suit, you pretty much are required to testify. And that dumb motherfucker is terrible at testifying.
Now picture this: those very same sort of orders came down in every executive department and agency, from the most senior levels of the permanent staff. It doesn't matter what orders the political appointees give, the permanent senior staff are really the ones in charge.
You'd think he'd care about the well-being of the young men whom he pays to fuck him, at least.
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You just had to pay attention. Even before the pandemic, they were laying the narrative that Trump would deny the election results. Why was that? Why was that all before the changes made to voting during the pandemic? Seems like a set up.
Also it was apparent, if Trump did win, they were also setting up the narrative he stole the election. We would have had an entire reverse cycle of election denial.
I can't remember who said it, but it was sometime early in Trump's reign that they clearly said they simply won't allow him to get re-elected.
I don't think anyone can say with any confidence he lost unless they're just blindly following the approved narratives and that is where he live. I think it is simply impossible for any of us lay people to actually know. If the election was cheated, the system was surrounded to protect it. Even if there was no fake ballots or whatever. There still was a rigged game and not a free and fair election with the fortify the election campaign. So how do you even parse it?
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I find it incredibly anti-Semitic to say that Jews are incapable of making space lasers. She basically called everyone from Israel a smelly, uneducated kike.
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Forgive me for asking, but since when is Rothschild synonymous with Jew?
FrickinFrackinFruckin
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Lol, China has a spy balloon floating over USA right now.
The US military is tracking a suspected Chinese spy balloon after a bright, unidentified flying object was spotted in the skies of Montana, a senior defense official told reporters on Thursday, confirming a report published by NBC News. Video published by an NBC affiliate in Billings, Montana, shows a bright, unidentified object in the sky, which prompted flights to be diverted from the local airport on Wednesday. A senior US defense official, speaking to reporters on Thursday, said that the US considered shooting down the balloon on Wednesday but decided it was not worth the potential risk of debris falling on people and property below. "
Clearly, the intent of the balloon is first surveillance, and so the current flight path does carry it over a number of sensitive sites," the official said. However, the US has assessed "it does not create significant value-added over and above what the [People's Republic of China] is likely able to collect through things like satellites in low-Earth orbit. But out of an abundance of caution we have taken additional mitigation steps." The official said there was "very high confidence" that the balloon was Chinese but did not elaborate on how that assessment was made, saying only that it was "shared across our intelligence and analytic community." According to NBC, it is believed to have flown from a chain of volcanic islands off the coast of Russia and Alaska, making its way to Montana on Wednesday. "It is not the first time that you've had a balloon of this nature cross over the continental United States," the official said. "It's happened a handful of other times over the past few years, to include before this administration. It is appearing to hang out for a longer period of time this time around, more persistent than in previous instances, so that would be one distinguishing factor." There are several potential surveillance targets in the area where the balloon was spotted, including Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana, which is just one of three such bases in the US home to Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles, a strategic nuclear weapon. US Space Command's Missile Warning Center is also located in neighboring Colorado. After the balloon was spotted, the US military responded by scrambling F-22 Raptors and other aircraft near Billings, prompting the civilian airport to be shuttered for some time. "But even with those protective measures taken, it was the judgment of our military commanders that we didn't drive the risk down low enough, so we didn't take the shot," the US official said.
The official said the US had contacted the Chinese government through China's embassy in Washington DC and through the US Embassy in Beijing but did not describe the message that was relayed. "We have made clear we will do whatever is necessary to protect our people and our homeland," the official said Thursday, adding that if the US's risk assessment changes, "we will have options to deal with this balloon." Stratospheric balloons are capable of taking high-resolution photographs and potentially intercepting electronic communications for a fraction of the cost of launching a satellite. Last summer, Politico reported that the US was itself developing plans to deploy its own high-altitude balloons to, among other things, track the deployment of hypersonic missiles in China and Russia.
The US military is tracking a suspected Chinese spy balloon after a bright, unidentified flying object was spotted in the skies of Montana, a senior defense official told reporters on Thursday, confirming a report published by NBC News. Video published by an NBC affiliate in Billings, Montana, shows a bright, unidentified object in the sky, which prompted flights to be diverted from the local airport on Wednesday. A senior US defense official, speaking to reporters on Thursday, said that the US considered shooting down the balloon on Wednesday but decided it was not worth the potential risk of debris falling on people and property below. "
Clearly, the intent of the balloon is first surveillance, and so the current flight path does carry it over a number of sensitive sites," the official said. However, the US has assessed "it does not create significant value-added over and above what the [People's Republic of China] is likely able to collect through things like satellites in low-Earth orbit. But out of an abundance of caution we have taken additional mitigation steps." The official said there was "very high confidence" that the balloon was Chinese but did not elaborate on how that assessment was made, saying only that it was "shared across our intelligence and analytic community." According to NBC, it is believed to have flown from a chain of volcanic islands off the coast of Russia and Alaska, making its way to Montana on Wednesday. "It is not the first time that you've had a balloon of this nature cross over the continental United States," the official said. "It's happened a handful of other times over the past few years, to include before this administration. It is appearing to hang out for a longer period of time this time around, more persistent than in previous instances, so that would be one distinguishing factor." There are several potential surveillance targets in the area where the balloon was spotted, including Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana, which is just one of three such bases in the US home to Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles, a strategic nuclear weapon. US Space Command's Missile Warning Center is also located in neighboring Colorado. After the balloon was spotted, the US military responded by scrambling F-22 Raptors and other aircraft near Billings, prompting the civilian airport to be shuttered for some time. "But even with those protective measures taken, it was the judgment of our military commanders that we didn't drive the risk down low enough, so we didn't take the shot," the US official said.
The official said the US had contacted the Chinese government through China's embassy in Washington DC and through the US Embassy in Beijing but did not describe the message that was relayed. "We have made clear we will do whatever is necessary to protect our people and our homeland," the official said Thursday, adding that if the US's risk assessment changes, "we will have options to deal with this balloon." Stratospheric balloons are capable of taking high-resolution photographs and potentially intercepting electronic communications for a fraction of the cost of launching a satellite. Last summer, Politico reported that the US was itself developing plans to deploy its own high-altitude balloons to, among other things, track the deployment of hypersonic missiles in China and Russia.
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In late March 2020 HBO put out a documentary on election machine hacking where they spent some time fearmongering over how RUSSIA and IRAN could do it while staying very quiet about Chinese hacking. As the pandemic spread and the whole "2 weeks to stop the spread" turned into the hell it did the documentary simply... dissapeared into thin air. No more media puff pieces about it, no more reviews, no promotion. It was later made private on the HBO youtube channel where it was a free watch.
Isn't it interesting?
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Up, up and away-ay in my beautiful balloooooooooon!
verissimus
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Nope. They are fully in the tank. Just remember one thing. Obama appointed one of their executives, or rather former executives, to be ambassador to Spain simply because of the amount of money they donated to him.
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Ignore anything they say. Watch what they do. Any questioning or criticism of how the election was handled was a blanket ban on youtube. I think something also similar happened on Twitter and Reddit around that time. Followed by the TIME article saying virtually every major company and government dept all got together to "fortify" the election. It was basically an admission of guilt. Almost as if they were rubbing your face in it.
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MrJokerRager
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I am hearing about the Pentagon allowing some Chinese Commie spy balloons to fly over the US homeland.
Well I decided to look into Cocaine Mitch' s military service record on Wikipedia.
5 weeks of service in the US Army Reserves in 1967 and was declared medically unfit.
Looking forward to @JosephStalin views since Mitch served technically in the same time period.
Well I decided to look into Cocaine Mitch' s military service record on Wikipedia.
5 weeks of service in the US Army Reserves in 1967 and was declared medically unfit.
Looking forward to @JosephStalin views since Mitch served technically in the same time period.
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Today on twitter someone posted a video of some nog tackling an elderly Asian man in a mall in SF. I got to thinking about why it's always Asians and I think it comes down to jealousy and resentment.
The Chinese went from being considered filthy rapists of white women and had the only law I can think of an entire race of people being banned from entering the US and faced heavy discrimination to being doctors, lawyers and judges within only two to three generations. Nigs who have been in the US for closer to 10 generations have nothing to show for it. They still live in poverty and fail spectacularly. They hate and resent Asians because they single handedly disprove racial discrimination being the reason for black failure.
It's also because Asians are shorter, more timid and passive in general so they make easier targets.
The Chinese went from being considered filthy rapists of white women and had the only law I can think of an entire race of people being banned from entering the US and faced heavy discrimination to being doctors, lawyers and judges within only two to three generations. Nigs who have been in the US for closer to 10 generations have nothing to show for it. They still live in poverty and fail spectacularly. They hate and resent Asians because they single handedly disprove racial discrimination being the reason for black failure.
It's also because Asians are shorter, more timid and passive in general so they make easier targets.
PS1gamenwatch
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Maybe they're angry over this
And maybe this too
Uganda is worried about the number of Chinese men marrying their women
"Even our Ugandan women are accepting to reproduce with these men."
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Five weeks?
He entered Army Reserve. Went to Reception (about as week). Went to Basic, made it four weeks.
He never got out of Basic. I have hats that are more of a veteran than he is.
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