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  2. Well I can't deny that a BBQ is the ultimate construction site lunch. Bit wussy though. That princess needs a spoonful of concrete. Harden up a bit. Supposed to be a construction worker? LoL what sort of a construction worker doesn't know there's a steak in every can? Big wuss probably builds soft fall playgrounds or something. Ohh, my bread was stale, hold my hand, I'm hyperventilating.... 😆 No beer would be a bigger complaint in Australia. Nobody would care about a sandwich. No beer and it's a likely riot. Hell, our politicians mandate beers. That's what's most important. And that's what must be done. Get on the beers. Anne Dandrews even gave Trump a cameo in that song. We try to help you guys but you just take no notice.
  3. I would agree but Republicans aren't going to change a thing. They are complacent with the winning combination. As long as the support is there, the new Republican outlook will stay. The only thing that would hurt Republicans is a higher college educated population. I've been saying it for ages, we pay more for fuel than Americans. Trump convinced people that outside of America the world doesn't really exist. Unfortunately there's always some isn't there. For some, things will never be good enough. But it's going to hurt America too, and hard. It's actually concerning that so few know anything at all about the situation. People expect low prices. Can't happen with tarrifs. Things can only go up. I think the left might win this one in the long run. When those who cheered tarrifs on are selling their homes because of runaway inflation it's not going to be funny at all.
  4. Sorry, but what was debunked during the Congressional hearing was your claim that the "Go Fast" UAP was a balloon. Take a look at other confirmations on what I have been presenting here. Tim Gallaudet, retired rear admiral, U.S. Navy; CEO of Ocean STL Consulting, LLC Gallaudet also testified about satellite imagery of UAP captured in 2017 that has not yet been shared with Congress. He declined to divulge where the image was taken, but, when questioned, described it as a "disc-shaped object." Pressed about what he thinks the objects that have been observed could be, Gallaudet said "nonhuman higher intelligence." https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/11/13/ufo-hearing-takeaways-uap-congress/76249251007/ and Michael Shellenberger Shellenberger said the program uses high-quality imagery and other sophisticated tools to capture data about UAPs. Quoting from the report, he said that an F-22 plane encountered several orbital objects while on patrol in an unnamed place and at an unnamed date. "The F-22 broke trajectory and attempted to evade but was intercepted and boxed in by approximately 3-6 UAPs," That is exactly what occurred during the 1952 Washington D.C. case where UFOs were boxing in military and commercial aircraft. For an example, UFOs had surrounded an Air Force F-94 that was sent to intercept the UFOs over Washington D.C., which shook up the pilot whereas he cried out for help to the air traffic controllers. Intelligence communities "are sitting on a huge amount of visual and other information" about UAP," Shellenberger testified, "and they have for a very long time and it's not those fuzzy photos and videos we've been given, it's very clear, high resolution." Asked how many images or videos, Shellenberger said "hundreds, maybe thousands." https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/11/13/ufo-hearing-takeaways-uap-congress/76249251007/ Now you know the case I made when I posted that clear ATFLIR image of an F-4 Phantom in order to make a point that the fuzzy UAP videos that were released to the public were not the clear resolution video images the aircrew were observing and remember, I have said the reason why the videos were fuzzy is because they were copied over.
  5. People, Michigan is the state where Usa is hosting its B2 spirit bombers. I am sure this is the next generation. Seeing them in that place, is no coincidence.
  6. YHWH It sounds like most of the people on this topic.
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  8. The issue is not karma but the wrong interpretation of karma. Karma means cause and effect. Obviously laziness begets poverty while diligence and dynamism begets prosperity. As per the ancient sage Tiruvalluvar in his epic book Thirukkural, the poverty or prosperity of people depends on their habitual work ethics, and these tendencies are passed to future lives as well extending states of poverty or prosperity again. Being 'poor and humble' in this life does not logically create the causal factors for prosperity in the next life, but developing intelligence and good work ethics obviously create the causal factors for prosperity in this and the next life.
  9. From what i understand , they had a lot of evidence even in the classified docs case , and it was dismissed for something that had nothing to do with the evidence. Pretty much a loophole.
  10. I actually agree with this. I’m so over people and their inner problems like take a spoonful of cement mate. we can’t go around thinking we are special because someone invented a medical term for it. it’s about taking it on as normal, I think everyone possesses the ability to be depressed, to be ADHD, to be neurodivergent, to be whatever. The humans who began the great mind trek didn’t think hey I’ve got ADHD so I must repeat this 80 times in a week and then never do it again…they just were part of a whole human scheme, some using the abilities, or “disabilities” that is, most likely, present in everyone.
  11. lol I just like photographing them hatching…usually near midnight…but I hear insect meal is becoming quite popular
  12. Scrolling FB but I just love this…like what were later Greeks thinking? With the stories of Cyclopes…that top lintel is massive, they must have been like wtf?!
  13. @psyche101 things like this made a lot of working class people feel s*** on,while one can guarantee the "stars" were taken care of with that record breaking billion dollar campaign. https://nypost.com/2024/11/13/us-news/wis-union-workers-served-insulting-lunch-as-part-of-pathetic-harris-pitch/ Trump only won that swing state by 30,000 votes, that's kind of a big deal,hell Trump would have at least handed out Big Mac's and fries 😆
  14. Right after you link to the court case that judged the 2020 election to be stolen.
  15. That's a pretty common theme when only having 2 legitimate party's... Need 3-5 to really be able to break this constant blame game if one or the other screws things up.
  16. Always seems to be the case doesn't it.
  17. I don't think we will have to wait that long. I think the proverbial will hit the fan a coupe months in. I expect Trump to go the tarrifs first because he doesn't need approval, it's an easy one for him. Deportation is another story. It does need approval. It will be like the wall. At the end of his term it will be partially completed with little actual impact. It's not going to make America any friends. That's a given at this point.
  18. Yea , this will be interesting to see over the next year or two how this goes.
  19. I get the feeling that anything that goes wrong they will find someone from the left to blame pretty much always.
  20. Yea well , they let people be what they want to be and respect them for what they want to be. Repubs get elected and they want you to be what they want you to be , what they think you should be.
  21. Unlikely. The real danger is he doesn't need congressional approval. As POTUS he can pass it unhindered. He can't tell everyone to go jump and do it anyway. When high prices hit, Trump and Musk will point back at MSG, and say the told everyone from day one. Musk said it will get worse before it gets better and that seems very likely.
  22. I'd agree. Honest reflection is what is needed. Republicans could stand a good look at themselves too, IMHO. And many major nations are having a hard time also. The German government just collapsed due to financial disagreements among the coalition. In the news Japan, France, Italy, and others looking at possible recession. Stagnated economies everywhere. Everyone complaining about it. I'd admit it's not as bad in the US as in many other places, but still it's enough that people complain. If the election is anything to go on, people will be cheering the tariffs on. Take that you Foreigners!! The same people pointing out how it's hurting people will be those who cheered on Harris the loudest, and will be hushed as losers, by the Right.
  23. What's even funnier is every single person there would be ten times smarter than you are and all have completed educations that make you look like you aren't qualified to clean toilets lol.
  24. It's something I hope he comes to his senses about, hopefully someone he picked can get it through his head.
  25. It's going to be everyone on the globe. And the trade wars that will result will just make everything worse again.
  26. Mexico is already threatening tariffs in return,think some negotiating is in order.
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