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sherpa

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  1. When some moron on a website has a medical diagnosis supporting absurd claims, I will pay attention. You are neither credible nor close. And we are taking way more than poor huddled masses, and unless you understand that reality, you are grossly ignorant, and if it doesn't get stopped, it will get way worse.
  2. And this will never stop until it is fixed at its source, which is those countries. Calling someone whom you have no experience with a raging alcoholic is the kind of thing that got Stephanopolous a massive law suit loss for ABC calling Trump a a rapist.. Discipline yourself, and quit judging unless you know.
  3. You're also not into historical fact. If you had any idea of alcohol use by every military and civilian leadership group from every country, you wouldn't post such nonsense.
  4. Just ignorant. You have any experience or knowledge watching this? I'm guessing no, because these "Irish" got here legally, which is quite a different situation.
  5. Absolute nonsense. Until these people demand that their countries fix internal problems, we are demanding that American taxpayers subsidize this madness.
  6. And nobody does, and never has.
  7. The US military flies constantly. You can do this or something else, which probably does not contribute to anything. This not only gets them out, but is discouraging to other potential invaders. I'm quite sure you are not familiar with the law and the history of this, and how the Biden Admin abused it to achieve their goal.
  8. Because they are illegal, and the process of claiming asylum is ridiculous, idiotic , and in no way an affirmation of the intent. That's a long way of stating a post, which can be summed up in one word. SCAM
  9. Understand the term "legally," then understand the term "illegally."
  10. Bullstuff. Send them back with such emphasis that the people in those countries realize that the US is not a safety valve, and they need to take it upon themselves, like the US did in 1776 and fix their governments. Overthrow them, correct them, or do whatever, but it is not our problem, and allowing them in is a denial, and a refusal to address the real problem. That course never works.
  11. I'll miss Karin Jean Pierre. She was worth a laugh a week. I'll especially miss how she pronounced the Nobel Peace Prize. Over and over she called it the "noble peace prize." She never understood that it was a family name and not an adjective. I could never understand why someone didn't pull her aside to inform her, but it was always worth a laugh. Not "noble" of her staff, or maybe they were just as stupid.
  12. If the people of the US were serious about this they'd quit electing people with this mindset to this Congress. They're not, and they don't, because as long as they can kick the can down the road, and finance at US Treasury rates, it doesn't effect anything. Until it does.
  13. Well, cutting 25-30% of the annual budget would certainly have an effect, a fatal effect. Let's see what happens. Either way, we are in way better hands than we were, and these are serious, successful people who have actually done things other than wasted money, over and over and over again.
  14. It isn't nothing. What is ridiculous is stating that it should be done in one year, which would be 25-35% of the entire US budget.
  15. Your's is a ridiculous suggestion, and it is not a useless band-aid. Cutting 2-3 trillion in an annual US budget is preposterous.
  16. I would absolutely be a participant in that thread.
  17. Worse than not even being aware that he signed a ban on the export of liquified natural gas, which he absolutely did, and didn't know? Thank God this is over.
  18. Bizarre. Disassociated and bizarre.
  19. You don't have the ability to "butt hurt" me in any way, ever. I think you're a goof; ill informed on this particular subject, and spell correct algorithms don't change 51 to 15.
  20. I am not sure who you are calling a MAGA idiot, but if that is aimed at me, you are crazy. Regarding Area 51, or 15 as you called it prior to calling someone an idiot, the media pukes out a lot of stuff, not all of it accurate. I have a good deal of experience operating in the Nellis Operating Area, where this area is, and they would not shoot you on site. There are significant geographic boundaries, and you would be "encountered" and strongly assisted in turning around and getting out, but definitely not "shot on site." But you saw a documentary.
  21. Area 15? By the way, if you happen to set foot on Area 51, you won't be "shot on site."
  22. At the risk of a canard in this thread, I aver that it is quite good. His kid bought the property and hired true pros to run it. Well run, and great product, and I am quite familiar with this industry in the Monticello wine viticultural are, where I grow our grapes. If you ever want to come down, pm me. No animosity towards folks of different political views, but the product here has gotten really good in the last five years, owing to the dedication of really good people in the last 20 years.
  23. Sure. Chestnut Oak Petit Verdot. By the way, and commenting on another post in this thread, Trump's kid's winery is a few miles from here, and very good. He has nothing to do with it, but quite good, if you're ever in the neighborhood.
  24. We won a silver in the Virginia's Cup for our 2020 Petit Verdot. Not worth a nut, but not bad.
  25. This is an issue that is only used against the opposition. Eisenhower. Kennedy. Johnson. Clinton. Heck. Martin Luther King, honored today, was a serial adulterer. It is what it is.
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