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greatpumpkin 6 points ago +6 / -0

Repeated mRNA Covid jabs are linked to faster death from pancreatic cancer

Perhaps 'leading medical bodies' haven't had time to read this yet?

Japan researchers

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greatpumpkin 2 points ago +2 / -0

I'm good with all this.

Even the Mob figured out you need a good bloodletting every 20 years or so, to weed out the bad blood, and create movement for the next generation.

They weren't the first though.

The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.

  • Thomas Jefferson
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greatpumpkin 2 points ago +2 / -0

Elon needs to get back with the program.

Ross Perot did the same thing in '92, but he had a good reason. Bush Sr was blocking his expansion of Ft Worth's Love airield, so Perot cost him the election. Rich self-made mogul takes out egotistical politician for fucking him. Ok, understandable. (p.s. that airfield, now renamed Perot Airport, is the 2nd largest in north Texas.)

Musk is different. He's about to try it again, but he's on the wrong side of the equation. Rich self-made mogul wants to take out politician for fucking him. The difference is NOBODY (except him), wants more H1b in the USA. Current US unemployment is about 4.1%. Microsoft is taking shit for recently firing 9k people, yet pumping the H1B pipeline for replacements. And Musk wants to start a political party to import more pajeets?

Really??

perot

unemployment

microsoft

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greatpumpkin 5 points ago +5 / -0

Plus, a former Metropolitan Correctional Center inmate named Richard Stratton fully believes the late businessman was murdered. "After having spent over two years in that institution, then another additional six years in the Federal Bureau of Prisons, I’ve come to conclude that nothing that happens in that system, in particular with a high profile prisoner like Jeffrey Epstein, happens without the full awareness and complicity of staff," he says on the episode. "It's my opinion and based on my experience that Epstein was murdered."

"The jail cells in MCC don’t look like typical jail cells at all in that they are completely closed," Stratton continues. "It’s very, very difficult to kill yourself in a cell like that. It’s almost impossible."

In addition, the two security cameras outside Epstein's cell malfunctioned on the night of his death. "They came out and said there was a video and then they said, there wasn’t a video, and now nobody has heard anything about a video," Kuvin says. "Where is the video? Where is the surveillance?"

2019


edit:

video was 'erased' in 2020

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greatpumpkin 3 points ago +3 / -0

Well, in their defense, AI is still a nascent technology.

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greatpumpkin 4 points ago +4 / -0

Trump is waaaaaay behind the curve on this one.

I really hope he's got a plan to get the numbers back on track.


Goal numbers: (as of 01-20-25)

  • 6 day/wk (Sunday to rest)
  • 312 deportation days. (6 x 52 wks)
  • 45,000 illegals/day.
  • 4 years.

56.2m illegals deported.

(45k x 312d x 4y)


Notes:

  1. Current population: 341 million
  2. Foreign-born share: 16%

341m x 16% = 54.5m

biden buddies

census


update:

Goal numbers: (as of 07-07-25)

  • 6 day/wk (Sunday to rest)
  • 150 deportation days. (6 x 25 wks)
  • 45,000 illegals/day.
  • 6 months.

6.8m illegals deported.

(45k x 150d)


Actuals:

~40k/month

~1m self-deported


Effects:

As of today, Trump is approximately 5.5m deportations behind goal. To get back on track, Trump now needs to deport ~50k illegals/day through election day '28.

Let's hope all the new INS agents in the OBBB, as well as cutting off welfare, housing, medical, and food stamps, will help him meet the goals.

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greatpumpkin 1 point ago +1 / -0

This ... is an excellent question.

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greatpumpkin 1 point ago +1 / -0

She says she doesn't need to work because she earns more on welfare than a person who works 50+ hours a week.

I'll take, 'What is wrong with America for $200, Alex.'

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greatpumpkin 3 points ago +3 / -0

His only mistake was hesitating. Shooting him the moment he got his firearm out, while still entangled with the criminal, automatic walk.

Like you said, the crim was 'no longer an immediate threat' when he walked out of the shop.

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greatpumpkin 4 points ago +4 / -0

Disagree.

One of the very few things California was on right track with, was Prop 13. They just screwed up the implemention.

Proposition 13, adopted by California voters in 1978, mandates a property tax rate of one percent, requires that properties be assessed at market value at the time of sale, and allows assessments to rise by no more than 2 percent per year until the next sale. This means that as long as property values increase by more than 2 percent per year, homeowners gain from remaining in the same house because their taxes are lower than they would be on a different house of the same value. Proposition 13 thus gives rise to a lock-in effect for owner-occupiers that strengthens over time. It also affects the rental market, both directly because it applies to landlords and indirectly because it reduces the turnover of owner-occupied homes.

If you buy a home when you're 25 years old, and stay in that home for the next 40 years, Prop 13 makes a difference. Yes, he's not paying as much as his new neighbors. He's also been in the neighborhood longer than his new neighbors. That helps establish and provide stability to the local area. (He lives there and has skin in the game.) And if he stays long enough, provides stability in his retirement. Now if he wants to move, he does so knowing he's going to pay prevailing property tax on the new home, just like the buyer of his old place is doing. His decision ... but HE makes that decision. Not the gov't.

Where California fucked up was :

  1. not restricting it just to the homeowner's single primary residence, the residence used for voter registration, and
  2. creating an 'exception' for 'transfering' existing prop 13 tax eligibility to family members and/or a new location.

prop 13

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