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Elections 2024 / Re: Report: Trump and DeSantis Meet in Miami, Talk Fundraising
« Last post by roamer_1 on Today at 10:09:05 pm »Trump was a “meh” president.
No, Tumpy was an historically awful president. On the record.
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No, Tumpy was an historically awful president. On the record.
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Climate Change / Re: Storm destroys the world's largest floating Solar Panel Farm.
« Last post by Hoodat on Today at 09:55:05 pm »Brilliant. Only something that government would have invested in. In this case, India.
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Sports/Entertainment/MSM/Social Media / Re: Another Terrible Box Office Report For Woke Hollywood
« Last post by Fishrrman on Today at 09:53:58 pm »The last time I paid to see a film at a theater was 30 years ago, c.1994.
I won't be going back.
But I have a couple of drives now just full of older films.
These days, IF there's something I want to see... well... if one knows where to look...
As someone said long ago, "Seek, and ye shall find".
I won't be going back.
But I have a couple of drives now just full of older films.
These days, IF there's something I want to see... well... if one knows where to look...
As someone said long ago, "Seek, and ye shall find".
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Politics/Government / Re: Noem Defends Killing Dog, Suggests Biden’s Dog Should Be Shot
« Last post by libertybele on Today at 09:49:12 pm »
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World News / Re: Beautiful Eva Vlaardingerbroek Delivers Historic Speech “The Great Replacement Reality” at CPAC
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Editorial/Opinion/Blogs / Re: Shock survey reveals huge number of Americans see another civil war within five years
« Last post by libertybele on Today at 09:48:10 pm »It's definitely coming. Whether or not it happens before I leave I cannot tell.
It is something that has been brewing for quite sometime and IMHO may just happen right before the election.
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National/Breaking News / Re: Outrage erupts when authorities toss 2 farmers in prison on 30-day sentences
« Last post by Kamaji on Today at 09:47:35 pm »You do know that farmers and ranchers have been determining if a cow is pregnant for eons without veterinarians. So some trade group now owns all means to do so in one fell swoop...
So the law is stupid. Big, F**king Deal. To quote from the late Justice Scalia: It is possible for a law to be really stupid but still constitutional.
And if these two were looking at their own herds, then they would as I understand the matter, not have run afoul of the law. But that is not what they did. They started a business of using ultrasound to determine whether other farmer's cows were pregnant and did so without having a veterinary license, and when they were initially called on the carpet for it, they chose to not pursue changing the law - which would have been a rational thing to do - but instead chose to thumb their noses at the law.
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Politics/Government / Re: Noem Defends Killing Dog, Suggests Biden’s Dog Should Be Shot
« Last post by DB on Today at 09:46:30 pm »When you’re in a hole maybe stop digging?
Rules of holes...
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National/Breaking News / Re: Outrage erupts when authorities toss 2 farmers in prison on 30-day sentences
« Last post by DB on Today at 09:44:00 pm »And the PA Veterinary Medicine Practice Act defines what falls under the term "veterinary medicine" and even an idiot like me can see how use of an ultrasound device to determine whether a cow is pregnant or not falls easily within that definition - much more easily than emails fall under the Fourth Amendment.
PA Veterinary Medicine Practice Act, 1974 Act 326, section 3(9):
"Physical condition" would quite easily include pregnancy, and the determination of whether a cow is pregnant would fall under the rubric of diagnosis or prognosis, and use of an ultrasound as "application of any apparatus".
You do know that farmers and ranchers have been determining if a cow is pregnant for eons without veterinarians. So some trade group now owns all means to do so in one fell swoop...
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World News / Re: Beautiful Eva Vlaardingerbroek Delivers Historic Speech “The Great Replacement Reality” at CPAC
« Last post by LMAO on Today at 09:43:22 pm »Thanks for posting, mountaineer.
Just archived this within the past hour or so:
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From X (Twitter)
Laurence Fox Lozza Fox
The Mayor of London is a Muslim.
The mayor of Birmingham is a Muslim.
The Mayor of Leeds is Muslim.
The Mayor of Blackburn - Muslim.
The mayor of Sheffield is a Muslim.
The mayor of Oxford is a Muslim.
The mayor of Luton is a Muslim.
The mayor of Oldham is Muslim.
The mayor of Rochdale is Muslim
All this was achieved by only 4 million Muslims out of 66 million people in England:
Today there are over 3,000 mosques in England.
There are over 130 sharia courts.
There are more than 50 Sharia Councils.
78 percent of Muslim women do not work, receive state support + free accommodation.
63 percent of Muslims do not work, receive state support + free housing.
State-supported Muslim families with an average of 6 to 8 children receive free accommodation. Now every school in the UK is required to teach lessons about Islam.
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But mass immigration is a net benefit to an economy
Look at those stats. That’s absolutely unsustainable
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