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Pat Flood (@rebarcock) passed away 9/21/25. Pat played a huge role in encouraging the devolopmemt of this site and donated the very first dollar to get it started. Check the thread at the top of the board for the obituary and please feel free to pay your respects there. I am going to get all the content from that thread over to his family so they can see how many people really cared for Pat outside of what they ever knew. Pat loved to tell stories and always wanted everyone else to tell stories. I think a great way we can honor Pat is to tell a story in his thread (also pinned at the top of the board).
Master Thread Dance Your Cares Away/Fraggle/Law Abiding Citizens
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I thought deportation was inhumane?
Biden administration to ramp up deportation flights to Haiti, aiming to deter mass migration into Texas
Biden administration to ramp up deportation flights to Haiti, aiming to deter mass migration into Texas
dirtytoeddawg
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Bunch of fake assed communists
Probably a deception to transport them to swing states. Need tail numbers
Do Haitians have stories to tell?
Fence
No fence
No fence
Bunch of pieces of shit.
Straight Fire
ShaolinNole
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If I was a red state governor I’d damn sure have all my covid data reported to the state and have a public dashboard. Vax status, vax date, death date, hospitalizations, age, BMI, comorbidities. They need to be able to counter some of the upcoming blame that’s being placed on unvaxxed and be able to show that these vaxxes are shit.
Pineapple
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Why? It’s much easier for morons to never ride with a policeman and armchair something they know nothing about.
#Henry”Hank”Nava
Laura Loomer has 'brutal' case of COVID-19 and begs people to 'pray'
Laura Loomer has contracted COVID-19 and said it feels like 'getting hit by a bus' and is asking for prayers from her fans on Gettr, a conservative social media app.
So we can assemble as long as we don't organize it?
Kingmaker - Big IF! (True)
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That the Sussmann indictment is an undisguised signal that conspiracy charges are soon to follow is transparent in the first few paragraphs of the indictment. One need not read past page one to understand where Durham is heading. All unlawful conspiracies have an object or
purpose. For example, a group of criminals might meet one night to plan to rob a bank the next day. When the robbers get caught and charged with conspiracy, the charging papers will describe the object of the conspiracy to be the robbery of the bank. In the Clinton Campaign
conspiracy, the object or purpose was successfully obtained beyond the wildest dreams of any of the conspirators. Durham begins the Sussmann indictment with a description of the success achieved by the conspiracy: Paragraph 1 describes and quotes from a NY Times article in
October 2016, which asserts that agencies of the federal government have received and are investigating evidence that the Trump organization has been making secret back channel communications to a Russian bank. Durham describes not only the object of the conspiracy, but its
it’s successful achievement of the conspiracy’s primary purpose. The object never was that Trump would ultimately be prosecuted for crimes he was framed for. Rather, this was always about the narrative and the press- something that the indictment stresses again and again.
The Clinton Campaign wanted a friendly press not only to publish the fake narrative, but they needed the reporting to allude to the criminal or national security investigation by the FBI and other agencies. The fact of such an investigation served two ends: The narrative would
have more gravitas, thereby casting Trump in a hugely suspicious light, and the fact of an investigation gave the press they may have needed to publish the uncorroborated reports. Durham’s indictment skillfully lays out this plan, and it places Sussmann at the center of inducing
The FBI to launch an investigation, and then to immediately carry the fact of the investigation to a compliant press. This was not a one-man show, which is why there are many in Washington who are not sleeping very well right now.
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No by all means assemble and let the deep state know all about it so they can create a bullshit false flag and arrest your ass illegally. Yes I get what you are saying but you need to proceed in reality to the current situation this country is in. Evil must be defeated before you can expect to be able to take on the machine.
Clinton lawyer's indictment reveals 'bag of tricks'
The indictment seems to have revealed quite a bit about how scandals are manufactured and manipulated in Washington.
Only 12 of the 15 people attempting to kidnap Whitmer were fbi assets. Of course.... they thought of the plan and talked the other 3 into going along even though they said they just wanted scare her. The fbi is a trustworthy organization that only allowed 40 girls to be raped after they knew the doc was raping kids, in the Olympic case. We are wayyyy too hard on the fbi.
Sarcasm intesifies. lol.
Truth Wrangler
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“For the Very First Time You’re Really Going to See How Sick this System is that We Call Our Election and Voting System” – Jovan Pulitzer Gives Terrific Interview on Upcoming Arizona Audit Results
"For the Very First Time You're Really Going to See How Sick this System is that We Call Our Election and Voting System" - Jovan Pulitzer Gives Terrific Interview on Upcoming Arizona Audit Results | The Gateway Pundit | by Joe Hoft
Jovan Pulitzer gave an excellent interview yesterday on the morning radio show ‘Tomorrow’s News Today’ with Joe Hoft at St.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
The Real Story in Durham’s Indictment of Democratic Lawyer Michael Sussmann | National Review
The special counsel’s final report on the Clinton campaign’s manufacturing of the Trump–Russia collusion narrative will be very interesting reading.
www.nationalreview.com
Yep!
I want to just comment on the Milley stuff written by Trump, wasn't it Trump himself that appointed Milley?
Is This Why Kamala Was AWOL When Biden Addressed the Collapse of Afghanistan?
They were a gruesome twosome. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris were both in on withdrawing from Afghanist
townhall.com
The Photo That Sums Up the 'Far-Right' Rally That Terrified DC and Liberal America
Did anyone really show up for that super scary far-right rally on Saturday? The “Justice for J
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^^from the article, the FBI undercover bros ^^
Democrats Hate You, It’s Time To Hate Them Back
The Golden Rule is “do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” It’s a goo
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The Radical Communist Takeover of Our Country: America is Finished ... Unless We Move Quickly
I'm one of the few people in America who can explain exactly what's happening to America. This is a
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I Knew It Would Be a Disaster, But This?
President Joe Biden is taking a long weekend this weekend. I spent some of the morning wondering if
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CurtOFD78
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I would LOVE for this to be accurate, as there are so many people I would like to see go down. That being said, we've heard "it's happening" for how long now? I'll believe it when I see it.
Kingmaker - Big IF! (True)
8h, 8 tweets, 2 min read
Bookmark Save as PDF My Authors
That the Sussmann indictment is an undisguised signal that conspiracy charges are soon to follow is transparent in the first few paragraphs of the indictment. One need not read past page one to understand where Durham is heading. All unlawful conspiracies have an object or
purpose. For example, a group of criminals might meet one night to plan to rob a bank the next day. When the robbers get caught and charged with conspiracy, the charging papers will describe the object of the conspiracy to be the robbery of the bank. In the Clinton Campaign
conspiracy, the object or purpose was successfully obtained beyond the wildest dreams of any of the conspirators. Durham begins the Sussmann indictment with a description of the success achieved by the conspiracy: Paragraph 1 describes and quotes from a NY Times article in
October 2016, which asserts that agencies of the federal government have received and are investigating evidence that the Trump organization has been making secret back channel communications to a Russian bank. Durham describes not only the object of the conspiracy, but its
it’s successful achievement of the conspiracy’s primary purpose. The object never was that Trump would ultimately be prosecuted for crimes he was framed for. Rather, this was always about the narrative and the press- something that the indictment stresses again and again.
The Clinton Campaign wanted a friendly press not only to publish the fake narrative, but they needed the reporting to allude to the criminal or national security investigation by the FBI and other agencies. The fact of such an investigation served two ends: The narrative would
have more gravitas, thereby casting Trump in a hugely suspicious light, and the fact of an investigation gave the press they may have needed to publish the uncorroborated reports. Durham’s indictment skillfully lays out this plan, and it places Sussmann at the center of inducing
The FBI to launch an investigation, and then to immediately carry the fact of the investigation to a compliant press. This was not a one-man show, which is why there are many in Washington who are not sleeping very well right now.
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The poll, conducted June 7-23 among 5,123 U.S. adults, found 64% of Republican respondents are Covid-19 “vaccine accepters” who have been or plan to get vaccinated—up from 45% in March—while 18% are hesitant about getting inoculated and 19% refuse the shot (down from 32% and 23% in March, respectively).”
“The most likely group to refuse the Covid-19 vaccine are Republicans who consume far-right television news (46%, up from 31% in March), while 8% of those viewers are hesitant about the shot (down from 37% in March) and 45% accept it (up from 32% in March).”
“The Republicans who are most likely to get vaccinated are those who reject the QAnon conspiracy theory and those who consume mainstream news, with 79% and 77% of those groups identifying as “vaccine accepters,” respectively.”
“Believers in the QAnon conspiracy—that “the government, media, and financial worlds in the U.S. are controlled by a group of Satan-worshipping pedophiles who run a global child sex-trafficking operation”—were significantly more likely to oppose the vaccine than those who doubt or reject QAnon: 37% of QAnon believers reject the Covid-19 vaccine (45% accept it), versus 15% of those who doubt QAnon and 5% of those who reject the conspiracy.”
“Republicans who don’t consume any television news at all were more likely to reject the Covid-19 vaccine than those who watch Fox News: Only 53% of non-news viewers accept the vaccine and 24% reject it (23% are hesitant), versus 63% of Fox viewers who accept the vaccine, and 18% each who reject it and are hesitant.”
www.forbes.com
Someone asked in another thread so figured I’d paste here to in case anyone is curious.
“The most likely group to refuse the Covid-19 vaccine are Republicans who consume far-right television news (46%, up from 31% in March), while 8% of those viewers are hesitant about the shot (down from 37% in March) and 45% accept it (up from 32% in March).”
“The Republicans who are most likely to get vaccinated are those who reject the QAnon conspiracy theory and those who consume mainstream news, with 79% and 77% of those groups identifying as “vaccine accepters,” respectively.”
“Believers in the QAnon conspiracy—that “the government, media, and financial worlds in the U.S. are controlled by a group of Satan-worshipping pedophiles who run a global child sex-trafficking operation”—were significantly more likely to oppose the vaccine than those who doubt or reject QAnon: 37% of QAnon believers reject the Covid-19 vaccine (45% accept it), versus 15% of those who doubt QAnon and 5% of those who reject the conspiracy.”
“Republicans who don’t consume any television news at all were more likely to reject the Covid-19 vaccine than those who watch Fox News: Only 53% of non-news viewers accept the vaccine and 24% reject it (23% are hesitant), versus 63% of Fox viewers who accept the vaccine, and 18% each who reject it and are hesitant.”
Here Are The Republicans Most Likely To Refuse The Covid-19 Vaccine, Poll Finds
Republicans are still among the biggest demographics that are hesitant or refuse to get vaccinated, though their acceptance of it has significantly improved since March.
www.forbes.com
Someone asked in another thread so figured I’d paste here to in case anyone is curious.
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