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Long Cat V2.0

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The more I hear and read from security experts (Erik Prince on the PBD Podcast ( ) and Nick Irving on the Maj Toure pod on The Youtube ( ), the more I believe that this was 100% intended to blow Trump's brains out on live TV and by the grace of God the shooter missed his head when Trump turned. There are way too many inconsistencies being brought to light right now. Add to that that people saw the guy on the roof before he shot and NOBODY in law enforcement did ANYTHING. Now there is talk out there (I take this part with a grain of salt until it's confirmed) that the SS is being directed not to discuss the preparation and set up. I would not be surprised if there is another attempt on Trump in the coming weeks. This Crooks kid in no way the real/lone shooter. God was looking out for Trump and saved his life. The left has shown what major scumbag aholes they are to do this. If they tried once, they'll try again.

It’s definitely possible.

It’s also possible that the government employees in charge are completely incompetent.
 

Zgdaf

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I know this is a little off topic on the recent events, but I was not aware of this approach to sue oil companies blaming them for climate change. Wow, more lawfare and backing into a tax on gas.



Puerto Rico Files $1 Billion Suit Against Fossil Fuel Companies​

from the blame-game dept.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Verge: Puerto Rico filed suit against fossil fuel companies this week, alleging that the oil and gas giants have misled the public about climate change and delayed a transition to clean energy. The suit seeks $1 billion in damages to help Puerto Rico defend itself against climate disasters. In a complaint (PDF) filed in San Juan yesterday, Puerto Rico's Department of Justice says that the companies violated trade law by promoting fossil fuels without adequately warning about the dangers. The defendants include ExxonMobil, BP, Chevron, Shell, ConocoPhillips, and other energy companies.

In the complaint, Puerto Rico says it expects to pay billions of dollars in the future to cope with catastrophes made worse by climate change -- including storms like Hurricane Maria, which killed thousands of people in 2017 and triggered monthslong power outages. The suit asks defendants to contribute to a fund that would be used to mitigate the consequences of climate change and pay for measures to strengthen Puerto Rico's infrastructure against future climate-related calamities.
After Hurricane Maria devastated the island in 2017, thirty-seven municipalities in Puerto Rico and the capital city of San Juan filed suit against fossil fuel companies, "seeking to hold them accountable for the devastation," notes The Verge.

Last week, Portland's Multnomah County filed a lawsuit against several fossil fuel companies, blaming their emissions for the 2021 heat dome that resulted in the deaths of 69 people.

Evidently Portland also has sued big oil also
 

Rebarcock.

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Goldhedge

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I know this is a little off topic on the recent events, but I was not aware of this approach to sue oil companies blaming them for climate change. Wow, more lawfare and backing into a tax on gas.



Puerto Rico Files $1 Billion Suit Against Fossil Fuel Companies​

from the blame-game dept.
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Verge: Puerto Rico filed suit against fossil fuel companies this week, alleging that the oil and gas giants have misled the public about climate change and delayed a transition to clean energy. The suit seeks $1 billion in damages to help Puerto Rico defend itself against climate disasters. In a complaint (PDF) filed in San Juan yesterday, Puerto Rico's Department of Justice says that the companies violated trade law by promoting fossil fuels without adequately warning about the dangers. The defendants include ExxonMobil, BP, Chevron, Shell, ConocoPhillips, and other energy companies.

In the complaint, Puerto Rico says it expects to pay billions of dollars in the future to cope with catastrophes made worse by climate change -- including storms like Hurricane Maria, which killed thousands of people in 2017 and triggered monthslong power outages. The suit asks defendants to contribute to a fund that would be used to mitigate the consequences of climate change and pay for measures to strengthen Puerto Rico's infrastructure against future climate-related calamities.
After Hurricane Maria devastated the island in 2017, thirty-seven municipalities in Puerto Rico and the capital city of San Juan filed suit against fossil fuel companies, "seeking to hold them accountable for the devastation," notes The Verge.

Last week, Portland's Multnomah County filed a lawsuit against several fossil fuel companies, blaming their emissions for the 2021 heat dome that resulted in the deaths of 69 people.

Evidently Portland also has sued big oil also
Oil companies need to either disprove climate change, OR disprove "fossile" fuels are really dinosaurs instead of abiotic.
 

MortgageHorn

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Interesting



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Jakethedog

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Texas investment firm Austin Private Wealth LLC shorted 12,000,000 shares of Trump's Truth Social stock the day before the assassination attempt.

Here are some of the organizations that receive donations from the investment firm:

1) ADL
2) ACLU
3) Hadassah
4) Shalom Austin
5) Camp Young Judaea
6) Austin Jewish Academy
7) Congregation Beth Israel
8) Jewish Community Center
 
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