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LOL.
The absolute state of the 'democratic' party stooges.........
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A proper Banana Republic.
The absolute state of the 'democratic' party stooges.........
Trump found liable for fraud in New York civil case
Donald Trump and his family business were found liable for fraud in New York Attorney General Letitia James' civil lawsuit accusing the former US president of illegally inflating his assets and net worth.
A proper Banana Republic.
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The idea that any normal person or particularly any other politician ( particularly a Democrat politician ) would be pulled in for this sort of Nonsense is truly ridiculous.LOL.
The absolute state of the 'democratic' party stooges.........
Trump found liable for fraud in New York civil case
Donald Trump and his family business were found liable for fraud in New York Attorney General Letitia James' civil lawsuit accusing the former US president of illegally inflating his assets and net worth.
A proper Banana Republic.
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At times ~ ~ Elon Musk has a great sense of humour ! ! 
The do kill whales by low frequency sound. I suffer from it here.
Here is the real President Trump. Now I don't do drugs or smoke. I always drank but never in the day time and never when it competes with work. However this is good example for all youth. I cannot wait until he returns
to office. When referring to him on this site, please use the Title/Prefix "President" Out of respect. https://www.newsweek.com/trump-urge...l-use-drugs-or-smoke-during-take-your-1406590
to office. When referring to him on this site, please use the Title/Prefix "President" Out of respect. https://www.newsweek.com/trump-urge...l-use-drugs-or-smoke-during-take-your-1406590
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You know the saying 'My enemy's enemy is my friend'?
The site pervert is the antithesis of Val and all he believes in but he'll back it against any of us all day long.
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They are certainly killing off the inspect population.
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I see democratic senator Diane feinstein has passed at the age of 90
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I don't want to speak ill of the dead ~ ~ So, I won't say anything.
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The cut off point for elected office should be 70 , at age 70 in this country you are only allowed a 3 year driving license subject to doctor approval , senator feinstein final years were not dignified
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It's hard comment beyond parody!
Senator Feinstein Death Not Expected To Affect Re-election Campaign
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Senator Dianne Feinstein has passed away at 90 years old. In the wake of the tragic news, her estate confirmed to reporters that her death will in no way affect her re-election campaign.
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ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
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The Uniparty wins again.
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Senate Votes 88-9 to Avert Shutdown, Only 9 Republican Senators Vote Against Stop-Gap Spending Bill that Funds All of Democrat Policies to Destroy America | The Gateway Pundit | by Anthony Scott
In a 88-9 vote the Senate passed a stopgap measure that will temporarily prevent a government shut down for 45 days.
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Remember this: Alarm emergency goes off during Kennedy RFK announce - C-Span
https://twitter.com/HouseAdmin/status/1708185317797175533?ref_src=twsrc^tfw
View: https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status/1708188510136496593
View: https://twitter.com/greg_price11/status/1708192193993703504
Meanwhile...
https://www.zerohedge.com/military/us-military-laying-groundwork-reinstitute-draft
From the comments:
15 hours ago
Fast path to citizenship, + family reunification - enlist - wait for it, wait for it!
14 hours ago
I think this too. All those "immigrants" are in a trap.
There's chatter about militia camps populated by migrants popping up in American open spaces - suggestions too of ones consisting of Americans led by embedded Feds, and a warning about a deterioration public order leading to extraordinary measures. Could be all alarmism - the FEMA camps never materialised - but there could be preparations being made for a future war, with these participants being the first to be conscripted. It would be a dangerous strategy and seems unlikely - why would a country preparing for war dismantle so much of its war-making potential?
Anyway, the paper that created the above article can be found here: https://press.armywarcollege.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3233&context=parameters. It's been published on the interwebs - could just be aspirational. Some quotes below:
When Milley served as Chief of Staff of the Army, he explained mission command through a concept of “disciplined disobedience” in which subordinates are empowered to accomplish a mission to achieve the commander’s intended purpose—even if they must disobey a specific order or task to do so. Without perfect communication, a subordinate officer or soldier must be trusted to make the right judgment call during battle, unencumbered by the need to seek approval for small adjustments.9
[a restraint on tactical micromanagement by staff officers has always been the marker in differences in operational quality between armies - standards of conduct are too, let's hope these are not also referenced in Milley's initiative]
...
The Russia-Ukraine War is exposing significant vulnerabilities in the Army’s strategic personnel depth and ability to withstand and replace casualties.11 Army theater medical planners may anticipate a sustained rate of roughly 3,600 casualties per day, ranging from those killed in action to those wounded in action or suffering disease or other non-battle injuries.12 With a 25 percent predicted replacement rate, the personnel system will require 800 new personnel each day. For context, the United States sustained about 50,000 casualties in two decades of fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan. In large-scale combat operations, the United States could experience that same number of casualties in two weeks.13
...
In addition to the disciplined disobedience required to execute effective mission command, the US Army is facing a dire combination of a recruiting shortfall and a shrinking Individual Ready Reserve. This recruiting shortfall, nearly 50 percent in the combat arms career management fields, is a longitudinal problem. Every infantry and armor soldier we do not recruit today is a strategic mobilization asset we will not have in 2031.14 The Individual Ready Reserve, which stood at 700,000 in 1973 and 450,000 in 1994, now stands at 76,000.15 These numbers cannot fill the existing gaps in the active force, let alone any casualty replacement or expansion during a large scale combat operation. The implication is that the 1970s concept of an all-volunteer force has outlived its shelf life and does not align with the current operating environment. The technological revolution described below suggests this force has reached obsolescence. Large-scale combat operations troop requirements may well require a reconceptualization of the 1970s and 1980s volunteer force and a move toward partial conscription.
...
Beyond the military changes, transnational corporations in the commercial sector are playing an operationally significant role in the artificial intelligence and information battlespace. These private companies are exponentially increasing the effectiveness of intelligence processing, exploitation and dissemination, dynamic targeting, and fire [control]. A public-private partnership founded on transparency is essential when preparing for and while engaging in conflict. This partnership should be formed in garrison, and training exercises with private companies should be incorporated into wargames, planning, exercises, and experimentation to ensure that soldiers are familiar with the systems that may prove vital in future combat—and so that the private companies can gain a better understanding of what capabilities the military needs.18
[pretty good definition of this military/industrial complex thing that Kennedy was speaking about]
...
The communication and visualization requirements for an all-knowing, all-seeing MDO [Multi Domain Operations] task force are significant and largely immobile, meaning the smaller maneuver units must understand the capabilities of an MDO task force without necessarily having unencumbered access to it. The smaller units must anticipate gaps in enemy defenses and exploit emergent advantages.22 Anticipation, exploitation, and mission command do not happen organically; all require education, training, and doctrine.
[high caliber demands on candidates]
...
Today’s Army is reminiscent of the Army of 1973, rife with experience, knowledge, and opportunities to change.
...
[DePuy] believed that officers must be intellectually capable and placed a premium on those who could solve problems with speed and quickly institutionalize
change across the organization.
...
Although modernization is often focused on the material aspect of progress, the heavy lifting occurs when integrating new material with doctrine, organization, training, leadership, personnel, and facilities. To remain relevant to the pace of the rapidly changing character of war, TRADOC must lead this initiative now, adapting education and training in real time. Although crisis acts as a useful crucible for innovation, the US Army must ensure it captures these rapid changes in a manner that can be immediately written into doctrine, implemented in training, and woven into the daily lives of soldiers in garrison and combat.
View: https://twitter.com/bennyjohnson/status/1708188510136496593
View: https://twitter.com/greg_price11/status/1708192193993703504
Meanwhile...
https://www.zerohedge.com/military/us-military-laying-groundwork-reinstitute-draft
From the comments:
15 hours ago
Fast path to citizenship, + family reunification - enlist - wait for it, wait for it!
14 hours ago
I think this too. All those "immigrants" are in a trap.
There's chatter about militia camps populated by migrants popping up in American open spaces - suggestions too of ones consisting of Americans led by embedded Feds, and a warning about a deterioration public order leading to extraordinary measures. Could be all alarmism - the FEMA camps never materialised - but there could be preparations being made for a future war, with these participants being the first to be conscripted. It would be a dangerous strategy and seems unlikely - why would a country preparing for war dismantle so much of its war-making potential?
Anyway, the paper that created the above article can be found here: https://press.armywarcollege.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=3233&context=parameters. It's been published on the interwebs - could just be aspirational. Some quotes below:
When Milley served as Chief of Staff of the Army, he explained mission command through a concept of “disciplined disobedience” in which subordinates are empowered to accomplish a mission to achieve the commander’s intended purpose—even if they must disobey a specific order or task to do so. Without perfect communication, a subordinate officer or soldier must be trusted to make the right judgment call during battle, unencumbered by the need to seek approval for small adjustments.9
[a restraint on tactical micromanagement by staff officers has always been the marker in differences in operational quality between armies - standards of conduct are too, let's hope these are not also referenced in Milley's initiative]
...
The Russia-Ukraine War is exposing significant vulnerabilities in the Army’s strategic personnel depth and ability to withstand and replace casualties.11 Army theater medical planners may anticipate a sustained rate of roughly 3,600 casualties per day, ranging from those killed in action to those wounded in action or suffering disease or other non-battle injuries.12 With a 25 percent predicted replacement rate, the personnel system will require 800 new personnel each day. For context, the United States sustained about 50,000 casualties in two decades of fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan. In large-scale combat operations, the United States could experience that same number of casualties in two weeks.13
...
In addition to the disciplined disobedience required to execute effective mission command, the US Army is facing a dire combination of a recruiting shortfall and a shrinking Individual Ready Reserve. This recruiting shortfall, nearly 50 percent in the combat arms career management fields, is a longitudinal problem. Every infantry and armor soldier we do not recruit today is a strategic mobilization asset we will not have in 2031.14 The Individual Ready Reserve, which stood at 700,000 in 1973 and 450,000 in 1994, now stands at 76,000.15 These numbers cannot fill the existing gaps in the active force, let alone any casualty replacement or expansion during a large scale combat operation. The implication is that the 1970s concept of an all-volunteer force has outlived its shelf life and does not align with the current operating environment. The technological revolution described below suggests this force has reached obsolescence. Large-scale combat operations troop requirements may well require a reconceptualization of the 1970s and 1980s volunteer force and a move toward partial conscription.
...
Beyond the military changes, transnational corporations in the commercial sector are playing an operationally significant role in the artificial intelligence and information battlespace. These private companies are exponentially increasing the effectiveness of intelligence processing, exploitation and dissemination, dynamic targeting, and fire [control]. A public-private partnership founded on transparency is essential when preparing for and while engaging in conflict. This partnership should be formed in garrison, and training exercises with private companies should be incorporated into wargames, planning, exercises, and experimentation to ensure that soldiers are familiar with the systems that may prove vital in future combat—and so that the private companies can gain a better understanding of what capabilities the military needs.18
[pretty good definition of this military/industrial complex thing that Kennedy was speaking about]
...
The communication and visualization requirements for an all-knowing, all-seeing MDO [Multi Domain Operations] task force are significant and largely immobile, meaning the smaller maneuver units must understand the capabilities of an MDO task force without necessarily having unencumbered access to it. The smaller units must anticipate gaps in enemy defenses and exploit emergent advantages.22 Anticipation, exploitation, and mission command do not happen organically; all require education, training, and doctrine.
[high caliber demands on candidates]
...
Today’s Army is reminiscent of the Army of 1973, rife with experience, knowledge, and opportunities to change.
...
[DePuy] believed that officers must be intellectually capable and placed a premium on those who could solve problems with speed and quickly institutionalize
change across the organization.
...
Although modernization is often focused on the material aspect of progress, the heavy lifting occurs when integrating new material with doctrine, organization, training, leadership, personnel, and facilities. To remain relevant to the pace of the rapidly changing character of war, TRADOC must lead this initiative now, adapting education and training in real time. Although crisis acts as a useful crucible for innovation, the US Army must ensure it captures these rapid changes in a manner that can be immediately written into doctrine, implemented in training, and woven into the daily lives of soldiers in garrison and combat.
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So this week, an attempt to remove McCarthey as Speaker of the House will be made.
Every Representative has a vote and usually they will vote for their side. McCarty does not have the support of all the republicans, so to get to the necessary number of about 218 he will need some, and indeed maybe a lot of democrats to vote for him. He likely will survive but republican voters will again see that they are all the one, except for the dissidents.
(the actual number may be 216 as I think there are a few empty seats)
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The democrats will support him, they know he is a wolf in sheep's garb
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There's a share button in YouTube videos (unlike Rumble and others) that if you press shows a box with the link for the video under all the social media apps. Under that link there's a tick box that will change the link to start at the time in the video where you pressed the share button. It will add a t=number similar to the portion in red below.
If you want to adjust it either side of that point, you can change the number in red, so to get 1:24:40 it would be:
(I put a line through the start of the links so they wouldn't automatically load in the media player to make it easier to see)
It's a very good bit by Lionel.
This is the particular John Waters that Lionel mentions, just to avoid confusion.
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Matt Gaetz has filed a motion for RINO Mcarthy to vacate.
View: https://twitter.com/alx/status/1708984332189143247
View: https://twitter.com/alx/status/1708984332189143247
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The democrats will vote easily in enough numbers to save him.
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In a surprise, it is moving ahead and publicly he is not asking for a dem bailout.
So he might be oustsed after all
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McCarthy has been ousted by the heave , someone called McHenry has been put in as temporary speaker of the house
Does this mean if piss pants and cackle Harris took a dirtnap tonight McHenry would be president
Does this mean if piss pants and cackle Harris took a dirtnap tonight McHenry would be president
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A round of applause for this man. Absolute fucking legend.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoSzgImBSFQ&t=34s
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoSzgImBSFQ&t=34s
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The same rhetoric from Stalin, Mao, Red Khmers, and now Clinton with democrats
View: https://twitter.com/FoxNews/status/1710240498596642856
View: https://twitter.com/FoxNews/status/1710240498596642856
Dan will soon be out of gas. He voted for the Dems after all. He needs to buy a good cut jack donkey.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aXqwDE2_Y0
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AOC Implodes over Biden's 'Cruel' Decision to Build Border Wall - Slay News
Radical Democrat Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) is outraged over the news that President Joe Biden's administration will build a border wall in Texas to tackle the illegal migrant crisis.
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House Passes Bill to Slash Biden DHS Chief's Salary to $1 over Border Crisis - Slay News
A bipartisan bill has passed in the U.S. House that seeks to slash the salary of Democrat President Joe Biden's Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to just $1.
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lol, this lad is now paid what he is worth, $1.
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