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All_Pro_Bills

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  1. Mueller's investigation, coincidentally staffed by many current or former employees of the law firm that represents Clinton and the DNC, resulted in no indictments or evidence of any such collusion. If anybody was out to get him it was these guys. But they came up empty. And yet you continue to insist you know better and that unproven accusations of collusion are equivalent to guilt of collusion.
  2. Well, when Natalie contacted Trump campaign officials to arrange a meeting she lied to them about her intentions because she was already working with and/or for Simpson and Fusion GPS. And by extension the DNC and the Clinton campaign. And the Obama WH facilitated the relationship and knew all about it. I believe that's pretty close to what Durham is going to prove and submit for the official investigation findings and criminal charges.
  3. I look forward to seeing your list. For amusement and curiosity, I've been watching some TV shows in the superhero genre that clearly push lots of social justice narratives in their story lines. Hollywood liberal propaganda basically with less emphasis on the entertainment aspect of the presentation. Most of these shows are on the WB but some exist on major networks and streaming apps. The characters are typically shallow narcissistic whiners and self-confessed victims, the plots are simplistic and transparent, and many are remakes or re-boots of previously released shows with members of self-defined oppressed groups as the lead character, which screams of cultural appropriation that gets a social justice violation exemption if done by woke writers. The few white heterosexual male characters in the stories are typically ignorant and evil haters with little to no moral compass that exist for the single-minded purpose of oppressing and victimizing woke defined oppressed peoples through various offensive actions and words. My assessment is they're characterized as some sort of stereotypical white person representing a "1950's Deep South Klan member" that somehow has survived to exist in 2022 America.
  4. Musk acquiring Twitter and potentially snowballing his efforts into some free speech" counter-movement would be a massive kick in the balls for the censorship crowd. I doubt he's going to be allowed to pull this off without incurring the wrath of various government agencies and regulators along with pontificating from lots of characters and media outlets about the dangers of the world's richest man taking control of Twitter and how that's a threat to democracy. Not a threat to freedom. They won't ever utter that word. But a threat to their definition of democracy where "the people" obediently vote correctly by electing the people they support. All this while supporting the ownership of media and online outfits by all kinds of billionaires and oligarchs that align with their views on lots of subjects. Like censorship. I'm sure Musk understands all of this and is prepared for the fight. And while I don't particularly like him I admire his commitment to doing something about this problem. Everyone that values freedom and values our legal and constitutions system of rights should agree.
  5. Given the evidence and science around viruses in general and natural mutations and the location of the lab and the epicenter of the outbreak and the inability to produce a Bat in the wild with the specific virus and the oddity of the specific mutations with COVID given known Coronaviruses, the lab leak theory seems most plausible when applying deductive reasoning or what might be basic troubleshooting through process of elimination. I don't recall any researchers or scientists publicly making a valid case that passed any sort of peer review standard for acceptance for how the mutations could appear naturally but if there is one that would be something to consider. The base Chinese government theory is the virus was brought to Wuhan by US military personnel participating in an athletic competition between military members representing their countries from around the world. That would imply a US military person was patient zero but there isn't any collaborating evidence to support that contention that I'm aware of here.
  6. Yes, use a pandemic lockdown as justification to use executive power at State levels to establish a mail-in ballot process that will circumvent already in place controls and procedures to stuff the ballot box with illegitimate votes to win the election and then use your powers in state governments along with State and Federal judicial assets to stonewall and block audits and legal actions that might expose the scheme.
  7. For answers I suggest you examine what both parties believe is a mutually beneficial US-Saudi relationship that has been in place since Nixon's Petrodollar deal with the Kingdom.
  8. When engaging in these types of disagreements it's always nice when you have the power of The State in your corner. And we all know that Twitter is an outsourcing partner of the government and based on the arrangement carries out government censorship policy. Protecting all kinds of sacred narratives from scrutiny and questioning. And protecting the government from public supervision, Constitutional violations, and oversight like freedom of information requests along with providing Twitter (and Google, and Facebook for that matter) with lots of taxpayer money channeled through opaque intelligence agency budgets they book on the ledger as "advertising" revenue.
  9. Its going to be a logistical challenge to coordinate the stuffing of ballot boxes in 435 individual congressional districts and explain how vote counting was stopped at every vote counting location at 11 PM and resumed after newly found mail-in ballots were located and delivered at 3 AM. Is the DNC up to the task this time? Can they come out of nowhere and find that extra 10% to keep them in control?
  10. Or wander out into the hallway looking for the ice machine!
  11. Go to Hell? I'm already living in New Jersey getting taxed to death so that might be an upgrade!
  12. Maybe we start to hear it as soon as this morning, but I expect the same set of characters that insist that a private company can do whatever they want to insist the DOJ or some other regulatory agency "block" this takeover offer. Citing "public interest" in blocking the deal. Watch for most of the clowns in Congress and the administration that insist on censorship to be the most vocal as they attempt to bend light to support their argument that freedom is bad. In reality this arrangement was never a private company doing as they please but rather government outsourcing censorship powers to private business in order to avoid constitutional limitations and public oversight. Twitter takes their marching orders from activists inside and connected to the US government embedded in the government not to serve the people but to serve the party. We all know the fact checker set up is a complete farce. If the deal does go through don't expect it to be before the November mid-terms. I also wonder if Musk envisions himself being involved day-to-day? My guess is he'll do something like ask Joe Rogan to run the outfit. At that point you won't need Space-X to launch liberals into orbit and unhinged and agonizing protest.
  13. Is Musk a "free speech absolutist"? My answer to Reich (I must point out an appropriate name for somebody advocating censorship) is probably not. But Musk is a lot closer to that than Reich who holds a view that free speech is a threat.
  14. Or not enforce them and therefore ignoring the law of the land and failing to execute the duties of the office. I'm guessing some would conclude that is an impeachable offense if a certain President was still in office.
  15. The outrage is being held down by large piles of cash filling the pockets of the hypocrites that rule the Hollywood collective.
  16. There is one main rule defining the uni polar world order. The US government makes the rules and everyone else goes along with them, or else and when we decide to change the rules, the rules will change. Everyone must adjust to those changes, or else. 1) Don't follow the rules and the US government has no problem with deploying the State Department, or the Treasury department, or the Pentagon, or the intelligence services to interfere your affairs, or elections, and will seek to destabilize and replace your leaders with more compliant political figures that will follow the rules and this applies to any country regardless of their political system. 2) Follow the rules and you will be left alone as it doesn't matter what form of government you rule under including undemocratic dictatorships and royal kingdoms.
  17. Let me say my intent was not to dishonor the soldier in the field or their standard of conduct. I'm talking leadership. And you can call it what you want but considering how many wars our country engages in vs. the rest of the world (all for good intentions of course) our government's belief in its moral and ethical superiority is always the excuse for a lack of accountability.
  18. Their playbook is so transparent that we just know the Dem's will be hatching some scheme going into election season. Given the polling numbers its obvious they're in trouble and holding Congress is at risk. It might be some vaguely worded and fact deficient "assessment" from the intelligence community that Putin poses a critical but undisclosed risk to "democracy" and the security of the election. And of course no details or facts can be revealed because that would put methods and procedures and people's lives at risk. The usual excuse to conceal lies and avoid open discourse. And of course if the Republicans gain control of Congress questioning the legitimacy of the election result because of interference and the second coming of "the resistance". And absolute certainty: blame Trump!
  19. We have a few problems when it comes to oil. I'm talking about the human race and not just America as we're all in this together. The first one is simple. Annual production exceeds annual discovery of new reserves. The problem is depletion of a finite resource. This has been going on for decades and its interesting that the discovery of large fields peaked in the 1960's. Newer discoveries are generally smaller deposits in more remote areas which higher overall costs. This means energy in vs. energy out ratios are trending towards break even. Over time cheap and easy to find has transitioned to more expensive and harder to extract and get to market. This is a one time endowment of energy that took 75+ million years to form and will only take about 225 years to use up. Prices are going to rise. That doesn't take Biden off the hook for some short-sighted actions. Working without a plan and strategy, something both parties in Washington are good at. Like cancelling Keystone. And while environmentalists have the right idea that oil use is resulting in greenhouse gas emissions they're misguided to believe their solutions will result in some uninterrupted or even an equivalent level of prosperity and living standards. That leads to the second problem. Solar and wind energy generation just don't stack up to the energy output produced by oil and gas. While the Sun produces more energy in a couple seconds than we require to run civilization for a year our technology is just too primitive and inefficient to get the job done as it stands now. My conclusion is you can't support 7 1/2 billion human lives with solar and wind. That's the Elephant in the room nobody talks about. And my suspicion is part of the global elites plan is to eliminate in one way or another a substantial percentage of the population over time to make things more comfortable and suitable to their liking. To stretch out the supply so they can continue to operate their gas heated private compounds, jet-fueled private aircraft, and diesel fired yachts. That's the New World Order they now openly mention but just gloss over the silly details. Their plan doesn't differentiate between whether your a liberal or conservative or any other social or political slice or distinction you want to make. So why are we fighting amongst ourselves?
  20. Some of the posters here act like Russia is the first country to ever violate the ethics and moral standards of modern warfare. While it sure looks like they're guilty of it they're not the first. And people living in a country that initiates discretionary and optional warfare in multiple places around the world which results in a lot of death and suffering shouldn't be throwing stones at glass houses. Do I think Putin should be held accountable? Absolutely. And so should the king of drone strikes Obama. How many civilians died as a result of his orders? How many wedding parties got hit over the border in Pakistan? Illegal attacks on Pakistan per international law. And Bush for something like 400K civilian deaths in Iraq. Who by some wild stretch is now a hero of the left for denouncing Trump and all these killings are forgiven. And those 10 civilians killed in Afghanistan in retaliation for the airport attack that Biden ordered and pronounced a success. All innocent men, women, and childred. Remind me who was held accountable for those civilian killings. Just an honest mistake, right? The bottom line is war sucks.
  21. Yes because the laptop provides real and factual evidence of corruption and payoffs and likely implicating and compromising the President while all the 1/6 "evidence" that Trump sought to overturn the election thru some illegal action is just bullsheet made up for and by Trump-obsessed people like you that believe bullsheet.
  22. Rumor has it that Obama showed up at the White House this week because he was tired of working from home.
  23. Looks like you and Putin have a lot in common when it comes to advocating the use of State power to frame political enemies. You must be very disappointed with this verdict.
  24. 51 former officials inside the US intelligence community signed a letter expressing their conclusion the Hunter Biden laptop was a Russian dis-information campaign. Even the NYT and WaPo have agreed it is authentic. Do you think the former intelligence officials are lying or incompetent?
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