Depends on who you look at. AP & NYT at least are still sitting on 292 EVs for Trump. They've called Maine tho. Others called everyone last night or early this morning, with the exception of AZ.
Hasn't been working for me for at least half an hour.
Can confirm, I live in Cobb. Lots of liberals here. My neighborhood (middle class) is split evenly in the number of Trump signs and Harris signs.
And it's not even just rescued wild animals. It could be pets that were legal in the past but have since been made illegal. I remember the case of a guy who had a very tame pet snakehead (fish) for 20 years. It was his baby. It was contained. He wasn't going to release it into the wild, ever. Once snakeheads were made illegal, the authorities raided the guy's house, took his pet, and killed it.
Well, that gave me a good laugh!
I've gotten a couple mailed flyers that encourage voting early.
Here's another wikipedia entry on the bundle of sticks:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faggot_(unit)
That's what I immediately thought of when I saw your picture.
Saw this same thing...they have outfitted a couple c-130s with weather measuring devices. So that's what they (ostensibly) send into hurricanes to measure wind speed, barometric pressure, etc.
Oh i agree. They absolutely have been working on it, and would hide it from us. And the patents do mean people have been thinking about it for a long time. But, it seems a lot of people are pointing to the patents as absolute proof, and that is just not the case. We need something more than just "patents exist" to prove that the government is actively trying to manipulate the weather.
This is going to be an unpopular opinion I'm sure, and I'm not saying they're not modifying the weather (because they are), but I don't think we should focus on the fact that patents exist for these technologies as an argument for proof that they are doing it. You can patent anything. Doesn't mean that patent is in use, or ever has been used, or is even a viable technology. A lot of people will patent an idea or design just to keep other people from coming up with the same idea. It doesn't mean that the idea works, or even that the creator has any intention of trying to develop that technology. A man in Australia patented the wheel just to prove that you could patent anything.
Wow, this'll help them win the war for sure!
Funny how they tell us to "believe the eyewitnesses" unquestioningly for stuff like this (as well as some other narratives that come to mind), but when it doesn't fit their agenda, we're not supposed to believe the eyewitnesses (example Helene).
They want us to believe that we're having more intense storms because of "muh climate change." So whether or not these storms are actually these high categories, personally I think they're going to report them as such to fit their narrative.
And if they haven't yet identified those people as dead, their voter registrations will still be valid. I'm sure we'll see a bunch of "missing" people voting Democrat next month.
And the amount of people who have chosen that hill to die on is astounding. I know quite a few women who consider this the most important thing facing our country today. My sister is one of them. Nothing else matters. She's a one issue voter, and that issue is abortion, and none of us (the rest of the family) can figure out why.
Is FEMA out there handing out cash? Or are they planning on mailing everybody a pre-paid debit card, that nobody can even get let along use?
Don't know, hard to tell, my husband said it looked like prey, but it's hard to see.
There were some posts about this about a day ago on here. Search biolab and you'll find them. I got the alert too.
The warnings for this storm were not in any way sufficient for the people who actually got hit. I was in the "predicted" path of the storm (north of ATL), and I didn't even know about it until my Alexa (of all things) put out a Tropical Storm Watch Wednesday morning. Kudos to Amazon, our Alexa was going crazy with notifications all Wed and Thurs, however the storm wasn't actually heading to us. Even got a Tropical Storm Warning Friday afternoon, when the storm was already well into NC and didn't hit us at all. By contrast, I got exactly 1 emergency broadcast alert on my phone, and that was well into Friday morning when the storm was way further east. For people in areas that weren't supposed to be hit that hard but were, I'd imagine they didn't even get warnings until the storm was upon them, if even then. Yes, they knew there was supposed to be some flooding in Asheville, but nowhere near what they got. It's like they programmed the alerts well before the storm, and didn't bother updating when the storm took a different path.
My guess is that once the administration realizes how many blue voters there are in Asheville, they'll send "aid" in the form of hundreds of millions of $ to install drop boxes and hand-deliver ballots.
Yeah, once those floodwaters recede I worry about what they will find.
I mentioned this to my father. He's a chemist, and is intimately aware of the process to make silicon wafers. He says there are plenty of other sources, they just might be at a higher cost. So he says it's not that big of an issue. I guess we'll see.
Did he see people actually being herded into gas chambers? If not, then he didn't see the Holocaust. He saw a concentration camp, where yes, a lot of people died from starvation and typhus after the Allies cut supply lines. But the Holocaust by definition refers ONLY to the systematic, deliberate extermination program of only Jews.