Supposedly she also introduced a second amendment that diverted 100% of the funds to rebuild East Palestine, OH and Maui, HI.
Also bear in mind; this is what they say they're doing. They don't mention the various thumbs on the scales, of course.
I think they've admitted it was the government; cloud seeding is a pretty standard practice for the region, supposedly. I think they just didn't count on it working that well.
It looks OK, except for the completely-unbelievable part where she wouldn't notice an open flame inches from her face in the first scene. Also why wouldn't they just posit that the did hire Kubrick?
I'm really starting to think that complex carbohydrates - sugar, processed foods - are basically just poison.
Looks like it's back up now. My mother will be so relieved.
Well said. I would add that as one studies the scriptures and learns the patterns of history, certain patterns become apparent, including the falls of some nations, but ultimately pointing to the victory of the righteous. It's not an easy journey, though: "If you want a religion to make you feel really comfortable, I certainly don’t recommend Christianity.” ― C. S. Lewis
Very well said, I think. Second the motion.
I really don't wanna know what horrible thing she was actually holding.
At this point honestly surprised it wasn't the standard two weeks.
A good companion piece is Alinsky's "Rules for Radicals", which is also non-ideological and tactically-oriented. Search it out on the Internet Archive if you can't find a copy another way.
I didn't ever see the turning point, but evidently the fact that PDW rejected him had a big impact. He tried posting here and was roundly rebuffed, and that seems to have set him on his current trajectory.
I can only assume he's pandering to his remaining patrons. A sad example!
the rise in taxi driving provides artificial low skilled jobs which are preferentially taken by new immigrants, speeding up population replacement.
I had never thought of that. Keeping low-skilled workers alive and malleable is one of the trickier parts of globalism.
Agreed; it's a well-known trope that the automobile was an integral part of the post-war American spirit; gradually whittling down the influence of cars is very much in the globalist's interest.
Trump awakened millions, and the sometimes unexpected opposition to Trump awakened millions more.
Men disguised as women grinning at the camera will never not be creepy as hell. Norman Bates was not supposed to be a role model.
My first thought was Taiwan. My second thought was Hawaii.
Christ didn't need to bother with the Romans; He defeated death itself.
Got it, thank you sir.
So the Musk story is merely a reminder of a previous Q post, but not directly related, if I'm picking up the clues here. (Hence, "inadvertent.") Thanks, all!
I do not understand and would like to.
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2022/06/how-san-francisco-became-failed-city/661199/
https://www.breitbart.com/economy/2022/06/10/chronicle-downtown-san-francisco-near-collapse-worse-than-it-looks/
A couple of years ago, one of my friends saw a man staggering down the street, bleeding. She recognized him as someone who regularly slept outside in the neighborhood, and called 911. Paramedics and police arrived and began treating him, but members of a homeless advocacy group noticed and intervened. They told the man that he didn’t have to get into the ambulance, that he had the right to refuse treatment. So that’s what he did. The paramedics left; the activists left. The man sat on the sidewalk alone, still bleeding. A few months later, he died about a block away.
If you’re going to die on the street, San Francisco is not a bad place to do it. The fog keeps things temperate. There’s nowhere in the world with more beautiful views. City workers and volunteers bring you food and blankets, needles and tents. Doctors come to see how the fentanyl is progressing, and to make sure the rest of you is all right as you go.