Master Thread Dance Your Cares Away/Fraggle/Law Abiding Citizens
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With youre fat dad being a known faggot. How on earth did you get here?
Started watching this video, 1 minute in, a helicopter hovered over my back yard, left after the video. I'm sure it was a coincidence, but freaky anyways
Jamie Dimon plans to sell $141M worth of JPMorgan stock in first share selloff
JPMorgan Chase boss Jamie Dimon is reportedly planning to sell $141 million worth of his shares in the Wall Street behemoth — the first time he’s trimming his personal stake in JPMorgan…
nypost.com
Wife of crazed pilot Joseph Emerson says he ‘never would have knowingly’ hurt anyone
“This is not my Joe, this is not any Joe that anybody knows,” Sarah Stretch said of her pilot husband whose charges include 83 counts of attempted murder.
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Who knows what to believe anymore
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Who knows what to believe anymore
BREAKING: Trump to Present Classified Information of Foreign Interference in 2016 and 2020 Elections at January 6th Indictment Trial | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft
Former President Donald Trump’s defense team filed a new motion on Thursday indicating that the former president will present classified information exposing foreign interference in both the 2016 and 2020 U.S.
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they have to get rid of Christianity to introduce Satanism and all it brings to the table.
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budget cuts = we the people
New House Speaker Mike Johnson, who was elected this week by a Republican majority, made comments about his intentions for American spending in overseas wars on Thursday, when he told Fox News' Sean Hannity that he supports a $14.5 billion expenditure for Israel, but that the US "cannot be dropping money out of helicopters."
But for Johnson, that money will have to come from somewhere else in the budget, it cannot just be added on to what is already being spent. Johnson told Hannity that the funds on the table are "a very specific number tied to very specific measures."
Johnson also said that he does not currently support US troop involvement in a war in Israel, and apparently reminded Biden's White House staff that Congress has substantial oversight in matters such as these. Congress is the governmental branch that has the powers to declare war, not the executive branch.
He has a clear view of what Israel is facing, telling Hannity that Israel's "neighbors want to eliminate them." He feels strongly that the US will "back up" Israel and that the US will not let down their long-standing ally.
Johnson said, "they tell us when we're in Israel the reason we're able to sustain ourselves and survive is because everybody knows our big ally is America."
Many in the Republican caucus are wary of extending further foreign aid to war zones, specifically Ukraine, where the US has spent $113 billion since February 2022. Of these concerns, Johnson said, the US "cannot be dropping money out of helicopters," but that it is important for America to show support for "nations of free people around the world."
"But," he said, "we have to take care of our own house first."
Johnson backed Trump during his time in office, and said that during Trump's presidential term, "we had the greatest economy in the history of the world." This, he said, was "not by happenstance," but was a direct result of Trump's policies for the American people.
"I think right now we're in very desperate times – I think the hour is late and the crisis is great," he said.
thepostmillennial.com
House Speaker Mike Johnson says $14.5 billion in US aid to Israel will come from budget cuts
"But," he said, "we have to take care of our own house first."New House Speaker Mike Johnson, who was elected this week by a Republican majority, made comments about his intentions for American spending in overseas wars on Thursday, when he told Fox News' Sean Hannity that he supports a $14.5 billion expenditure for Israel, but that the US "cannot be dropping money out of helicopters."
But for Johnson, that money will have to come from somewhere else in the budget, it cannot just be added on to what is already being spent. Johnson told Hannity that the funds on the table are "a very specific number tied to very specific measures."
Johnson also said that he does not currently support US troop involvement in a war in Israel, and apparently reminded Biden's White House staff that Congress has substantial oversight in matters such as these. Congress is the governmental branch that has the powers to declare war, not the executive branch.
He has a clear view of what Israel is facing, telling Hannity that Israel's "neighbors want to eliminate them." He feels strongly that the US will "back up" Israel and that the US will not let down their long-standing ally.
Johnson said, "they tell us when we're in Israel the reason we're able to sustain ourselves and survive is because everybody knows our big ally is America."
Many in the Republican caucus are wary of extending further foreign aid to war zones, specifically Ukraine, where the US has spent $113 billion since February 2022. Of these concerns, Johnson said, the US "cannot be dropping money out of helicopters," but that it is important for America to show support for "nations of free people around the world."
"But," he said, "we have to take care of our own house first."
Johnson backed Trump during his time in office, and said that during Trump's presidential term, "we had the greatest economy in the history of the world." This, he said, was "not by happenstance," but was a direct result of Trump's policies for the American people.
"I think right now we're in very desperate times – I think the hour is late and the crisis is great," he said.
House Speaker Mike Johnson says $14.5 billion in US aid to Israel will come from budget cuts
“But,” he said, “we have to take care of our own house first.”
thepostmillennial.com
Also forgot to add the sacrificing of Jews before heading out to the crusades.
How the Crusades Affected Medieval Jews in Europe and Palestine | My Jewish Learning
Jews and the Crusades. Jews in Medieval Christendom. Jewish History from 632 - 1650. Medieval Jewish History. Jews in the Middle Ages.
www.myjewishlearning.com
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