I prefer Daylight Savings Time. Having an hour more daylight instead of darkness after work to do things is great.
I thought I read after the election that those two brothers said that beginning Jan 1 they were taking a year break from social media.
Wait… you actually believe we voted for Newsom in a legitimate election?!!!
After all these years, it baffles me how there are still people, on this message board of all places, that can’t grasp the concept of election fraud.
Wait… you actually believe that people voted for Newsom in a legitimate election?!
You obviously get your “information” from fake-news narratives, and don’t actually live here to see the truth firsthand.
They should have moved out
So the plan is, when a corrupt Dem government takes over a state, to flee and not fight? Then they move to the next state, and so on, until there is no longer any safe area because people choose to run, instead of FIGHT, FIGHT, FIGHT?
It reminds me of these infamous words…
*First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Socialist.
Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out— Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.
— Martin Niemöller*
He’s not removing it, he’s escalating it to the next level. Everyone has by now figured out that the “fact-checkers” are a hoax, so he’s abandoning that system, and switching to new, more convincing method of narrative control.
Last week it was announced that Meta is going to be flooding Facebook & Instagram with AI bot profiles. So now when you make an anti-agenda (truthful) post, instead of having a single “fact-check” you’ll have countless replies disputing your truthful comments, that by all appearances seem to be coming from real people, but are actually AI bots programmed for narrative control.
Oct-Feb is when we have the dreaded Santa Ana winds, which is what spreads fires like… wildfire.
But in years past - was there somehow no water available to fight the fires?
Yes. In 2008 I lived in the area of the "Freeway Complex Fire" and the hydrants in Yorba Linda ran dry, so firefighters had no choice to let the hills full of multi-million dollar homes burn.
Privately hired (by home insurance companies) fire-fighting groups were brought in, with their own trucks of water, and targeted/saved select houses that were lucky enough to be insured by the right company(s). Everyone else, who relied on the public/gov fire dept. was out of luck.
The walk from Ellipse to Capitol took much longer than that, due to the sheer number of people completely filling the street (this was on Constitution Ave, and maybe Pennsylvania Ave. was quicker, I'm not sue).
They yelled out that people with bags were being turned away from entering the grounds. We debated whether to turn back and ditch our bags, eventually deciding we would. I now believe this was disinfo, again meant to maximize discomfort.
This is true. People weren't allowed into the rally at the Ellipse with bags. If you were across the street by the Washington Monument then no problem, but they weren't letting anything inside the Ellipse. There was a GIANT mountain of bags and backpacks piled up outside, where people just left them.
I've been to several rallies, but never saw Secret Service scrutiny as tight as that rally. I watched them take apart and old man's cane so they could look down inside the hollow shaft. I saw someone had a digital camera and they made the person snap a pic and then view it on the screen to verify that it was a functional camera, and hadn't been gutted out. I watched them go through every scrap of paper in the wallet of a woman in front of me. I spent 3.5 hours in line, despite the fact that there were over a dozen lanes, because it moved so slowly, due to the thorough searches.
We arrived the night of 1/4 and weren't tired, so went sight-seeing in DC. Around midnight we watched as police blocked off a perimeter around the White House, with the flashing lights on their cars that were blocking all the intersections. I was driving down 17th, next to the WH and heard a helicopter getting louder/closer. I looked up and saw Marine One coming down to land on the WH lawn (Trump was returning from campaigning that night for the Georgia Senate runoff) and I got so excited/distracted that I ran the rental car into the curb, lol.
Headed back for inauguration with my daughter, hopefully the snow storm will be over by then.
Trudeau ousted on the day that Trump's victory is certified can't be a random coincidence. Enjoy the show.
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Just reserved two tickets. Glad it's indoors, I froze my butt off at the last DC rally four years ago.
I worked for many years in Fullerton and can remember a lot of incidents of small planes crashing into streets/houses/buildings in the area surrounding the small, municipal airport. It's not uncommon, and even this linked news story mentions another crash last month.
We arrive in DC on the 18th, so I'd like to go to this. Does anyone know if there's a way to reserve seats, or is it first come, first in?
I posted yesterday that I think Bird Flu is the scapegoat they’re going to use to blame the Covid shot deaths and cancers on.
Trying to do a 9/11 like attack
1/1/2025
2025/1/1
9/1/1
911
So who filmed that? It was keeping the truck in frame.
In the comments someone said this happened three weeks ago, and he was released on $25k bail.
My daughter (UGA student) is there for the game. Her hotel overlooked the scene, the gunshots woke her up.
We’re going to have to remain on alert while in DC for inauguration.
I can't see too many people falling for it again, and getting another shot(s) especially as practically nobody is getting the boosters anymore. So I'm wondering if the real reason why this Bird Flu agenda is being pushed is because the sudden deaths and turbo cancers from the Cov shots are becoming too obvious to hide for much longer, so why not blame those deaths on a scapegoat, like Bird Flu.
Brain surgeon Dr. Jack Kruse talks about it a lot.