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  2. There we go. Straight up were onto a different story. Now it's your suburb as opposed to Canada that you describe as third world. Because your car got stolen. Ok, the cop wound you up. Perhaps it's how you asked the question. Perhaps the cop was just a jerk. That's not third world. It's not even close. What about Jay. He's a good poster with a calm demeanour and paints a pretty good picture of Canada. You don't have guns rampant, you don't have regular school shootings and you don't have Trump. Sounds like America elite. And because your car got pinched you want to change that and make everything worse? Guns make things worse not better. And introducing more will arm them as well as American criminals are armed which can only make crime worse. Right now you have to worry about smugglers. Imagine your criminals with immediate access. No it most certainly is not Let's put this into perspective Your car got stolen. Now you're angry and want to shoot people. That's actually why you shouldn't be allowed within 100 meters of a gun. Right So let's look at these links ok European news agencies are into this sre they? Your link says after backlash the Toronto police stopped issuing the advice And it states one officer made the recommendation. “An officer at a recent community meeting suggested that people leave the keys to their vehicle in a faraday bag by the front door,” One person isn't the Toronto police force. One person making a suggestion isn't the description of a third world country. The news are reporting that, not some hysterical reaction. The police force officially stated it was one officer and that they admit there are better options. But I don't see you mention that. It puts your claims in perspective.. This is a you problem. Not Canada's problem. Or you second link. Locals are outraged? Ok. What's the link say? Toronto Police in Canada are facing a barrage of criticism online for what some are calling their “shrug emoji” response to the surge of car thefts wreaking havoc in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA). And two rants posted, which were probably you and... Ohhhh shrug emojis. You Canadians are pretty darn harsh when you want to be aren't you. Shrug emojis are a bit rough don't you think? A barrage of shrug emojis!!! Look out, we've got a badass people. The one that laughed at you? Did you make a complaint? Probably a good idea. Sounds like two cops in Canada could use a little guidance when dealing with the public. The one that laughed at you could use some etiquette training and the one who didn't expect his colleagues to pay for his comment but did anyway. He needs to learn to deal with snowflakes better.
  3. None that surprises me Tate, because I already believe that Trump was bought off by the Russians long ago. However, it's interesting to know that his family members are also broke or they are unwilling to bail him out because he is bad for business!!!!! JIMHO
  4. Very post Tate, and it amounts to a form of subliminal messaging. But his entire glass house is built upon lies from the foundation up. He repeats the lies over and over again until people believe every word he is saying, and I think he also believe the lies himself. The American people need to start listening and pull their collective heads out of the sand and quick!!!!!
  5. Likely true. Going to 30 firms and being turned down 30 times tells me all 30 of them read Trump's actual financial statements and net worth and know he is not as rich as he claims and encumbered up to his ducktail Its too risky even for a 20% return. If corporations don't want to do it for a profit, that leaves the people who might want a favor if he gets elected. You can think of a few that would not be good for the rest of us, For example, if the President of the US owes a Russian Oligarch a solid, it might get ugly.
  6. Do you listen to Trump speak? His genius, and I am not being ironic here, his genius is to paint the outline of a vague word picture that is so enticing because every listener makes it personally what they want to hear. When he talks about the wall, every person imagines their perfect wall and what it will mean. When he talks about blood bath, the school teacher is inclined to explain it as referring to this particular case of auto manufacture. The guy whose wife left him, kids won't speak to him, dog died and pickup busted might think its about dam time and he has nothing to lose. Trump just threw out a word, bloodbath. He knew what he was saying, it is his genius. He knew how most people would react when he consciously chose the word bloodbath. No one can blame him. He also knew how the few dozen out of 50 million would react. They would want that blaze of fame and glory dying a martyr for the country and Trump It only takes three or four of these taking out a judge or witness to put fear in the rest to change venues and cause delays in trials. Trump is painting a word picture like a Japanese calligrapher with a few bold lines .And like magic, there are fair odds somebody will internalize that picture 1000 miles away from Trump and carry out an act of violence.
  7. All husbands are ghosts, of their former selves, having died on their wedding day 👰💀👻.
  8. Hammerclaw

    Why hasn't communism or socialism worked?

    No, it wasn't. The peace there was the peace of the gun, held together by strongman rule and collapsed, utterly, into genocidal civil war upon his death. He was loved by Serbs and detested and feared by the other ethnicities. He may have been loved by other countries, occupied or threatened by the USSR, for avoiding that fate, but that's about it. Socialism enforced by fear is no success by any metric.
  9. Today
  10. I would not put that past him at all. I mean the guy is a draft dodger, and to me that equates to being a traitor!!!
  11. Was wondering how quickly UM would bite on this one. I am not disappointed.
  12. I'm sure he has some of the still missing classified documents Dump stole to sell to the Saudis, and Russia if they haven't already.
  13. I got your back!!!!!!
  14. I would bet that money has already been spent on the real-estate projects it was earmarked.
  15. I have never been to New York, I have always been afraid the Alligator's may escape from the sewers!!!!!🤪
  16. This is true and is no private secret. U.S claims to be fighting for democratic values though it has a history of bringing down or fighting democratic governments if they are opposed to U.S. economic interests and setting up authoritarian governments instead or backing them. An example is the Guatemalan democratic government whose people-friendly agrarian reforms went contrary to US economic interests and corporate entities in the country, and consequently the government was replaced by a US backed authoritarian government in 1954. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1954_Guatemalan_coup_d'état#:~:text=The 1954 Guatemalan coup d,Guatemalan Revolution of 1944–1954. I would like to emphasize again the danger of plutocratic entities overpowering democratic processes, and had expressed my thoughts that JFK was assasinated due to standing in their way in this post. https://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/forum/topic/362859-the-cia-killed-kennedy/#comment-7654471 Kennedy had high progressive ideals of peace and disarmament while effectively checking Soviet power, but probably did not exercise due prudence and judgement in assessing the lengths to which the domestic military industrial complex mafia would go to to secure their interests.
  17. qxcontinuum

    Why hasn't communism or socialism worked?

    It has not failed Yugoslavia under Tito though who oposed and broke up from the union Stalin has built ! They had the best and true socialism built on equality and fraternity between states, highly envied by other neighboring nations. Yugoslavs were free to travel, free to express opinions , quite wealthy, and a lot of respect on human values was invested. Tito even gave the equivalent of today's shares to workers. He was loved by everyone and was seen as symbol of unity.
  18. The media has nothing to do with it, the entire speech was recorded and can be accessed by a Youtube video. So, with that said each of us can decide without media influence so please don't blame the media that is a cop-out!
  19. Post of the day, and absolutely true. Biden tore them a new one over this in his SOTU address.
  20. For what it is worth Cohen testified Trump speaks in code. There's no reason to believe you are more familiar with Trump than Cohen.
  21. A close friend of Einstein’s, Michele Besso, passed away in 1955. Only a month before his own death, Einstein wrote to Besso’s grieving family. His letter said, “Now he has departed from this strange world a little ahead of me. That signifies nothing. For those of us who believe in physics, the distinction between past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion." Some physicists and philosophers have taken the statement at face value. Indeed, Einstein was not the first person to wonder if time is an illusion — and his own theory of special relativity may make the statement plausible. This concept, where all events that have occurred and have yet to occur already exist, is known as the block universe. In it, all dimensions — the three of space and the one of time — exist as a single unit; we travel down the line of time, experiencing a flow to events that is not really there, creating a story from a sequence of events that was always going to happen anyway. Einstein may have believed in something like the block universe, but even the block universe doesn’t abolish time itself or call it an illusion. Instead, it calls into question our subjective experience of the flow of time, something that is definitely up for philosophical debate. What Did Einstein's Theories Say About the Illusion of Time? (msn.com)
  22. I reject the claim of double speak. Trump is being misquoted to make it appear he is threatening violence. He didn't threaten, end of! That you think he is demonstrates how good the media is at doing their job!
  23. That's the other quote from the article, and doesn't happen for 16 minutes after Trump mentions the auto industry bloodbath. In that context he was encouraging people to vote on November 5, calling it "the most important date in our history". No threats of violence, I'm afraid! But that didn't stop the journalist from misleadingly quoting it about Trump's comments on the auto industry.
  24. I agree it must be one or the other because there are no other opinions!!
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