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Great. Amazing. Just amazing.
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- mr_wurst
At first I thought you made a verb from a COMPLETELY different person that always stuck in my mind from when I was a child but then I remembered that his name was a little different. John Wayne Bobbitt. 😬
So I was a little confused, I was pretty sure the police did not run around and cut the protesters junk off. Or Bobbitted them, so to speak…
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Trump being angry that Israel and Iran didn't stick to the ceasefire.
Trump also not realizing no-one listens to him and will keep doing what they're going to do.
But hey-o! At least it gave Trump another excuse to stand infront of the media and perform some ego-stroking.
The dunce may as well stand in the corner and talk to pictures of world leaders and media cameras.
Trump also not realizing no-one listens to him and will keep doing what they're going to do.
But hey-o! At least it gave Trump another excuse to stand infront of the media and perform some ego-stroking.
The dunce may as well stand in the corner and talk to pictures of world leaders and media cameras.
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Considering both parties have a large portion that enjoys spending time in the wilderness it's sad only one is actually trying to preserve it.
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I find it incredible still that people in high positions like this bitch use language like this: "anonymous, low-level loser". Sure, free speech, 1A etc. but one would assume that if you reach a certain level in the government, at least you can talk about others while not demeaning them. I don't think that this would be the much hated political correctness but simply acting as a human being. She could have written anonymous, low-level intelligence community member. I mean, she shouldn't be surprised if journalists would call to her "hey, you bitch there" or saying President TACO when addressing here bronzer daddy. They behave like animals, why does the press normalize them? Useless POSs, all of them...
Also, I'm not a pilot but I don't think that the B-2s are flown by fighter pilots but that's just a small thing here.
Also, I'm not a pilot but I don't think that the B-2s are flown by fighter pilots but that's just a small thing here.
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That's been suggested for people traveling to the US here in Australia for months now.
Free speech my ass.
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True, I think there were 6 B-2s and apparently they can carry 2 each.
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Looks like news sites vary. Some say 7 bombers and some say 6.
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Either way, those Fokkers carried enough of a payload.Hold up, Trumpf dropped a different bomb…. of the sixth letter of the English alphabet kind?
"How do you know those planes were Fokkers?"
"They weren't, they were Northrop Grummans."
"They weren't, they were Northrop Grummans."
The spoiler is an older reference for people from Britain over 40.
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So Elizabeth Warren has been beating her drum about this and there's not a lot that she's right about but she's absolutely right that countless many Americans across the political map benefit from IRS Direct File, but that the tax prep lobby is not among them is why Republicans are killing it.
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I have never seen a country being demolished this obvious and out in the open, and people just stand by and seem to accept it. Why do Americans feel its ok to cut so much benefits. 25% less money to healthcare? 15% cut in education?
I mean, i get when people think its okay to cut stuff like public broadcasting (I dont agree, but oh well). But accepting a cut in your very own health? Thats weird man. They just accept it because they think Trump is going to get rid of foreigners right?
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Belgian Prime Minister "I think that 3.5% within 10 years is a realistic goal" | VRT NWS: news
On his arrival at the NATO summit in The Hague the Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever (Flemish nationalist) spoke of Belgium’s ambition for investment in defence to reach 3.5% GDP within the next 10 years.
www.vrt.be
Meanwhile, Trump forces the EU to spend 5% of their GDP on defense plans.
Mark Rutten chooses to kiss ass and complies, but apparently that same rule does not apply to the US.
Honestly, in a movie the plot would be Trump being a Russian spy, succesfully dissolving the EU.
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He's not forcing anyone, and certainly not the EU. He has demanded that Nato members (not EU) should spend more on defense, but he is not in a position to enforce that demand.
Besides, many European Nato members probably agree that they need to spend more on defense, since the US has lost a ton of credibility with the current leadership, making it hard to count on their support in case of a crisis.
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Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani wins NYC mayoral primary, beating Andrew Cuomo by a significant margin and defying all polling.
Here's hoping any sitting politicians who endorsed Cuomo to stop Mamdani get primaried. They completely failed to meet the moment.
Here's hoping any sitting politicians who endorsed Cuomo to stop Mamdani get primaried. They completely failed to meet the moment.
