I just hope Bukele is preparing a worthy and competent successor. Would be a shame for them to fall back to the old ways of Central American politics.
But I suspect our own Clowns in America are already working to undermine their government.
The world doesn't seem shocked yet, but could this be the "first arrest"?
El Salvador will do just fine without Leftard tourists.
Why would they be going there in the first place? El Salvador is a mostly conservative Catholic country. They're so pro life that stray dogs run free because they find it morally repugnant to euthanize them. LGBT+ crap is barely tolerated by the government and openly discouraged by the citizens. They have low taxes and limited government services.
It should be hell on Earth for any non-hypocritical Leftist .
They look like pre-teens trying to act cool by swearing.
Just comes off as sad and pathetic.
I assume she'll be getting a handicap as a wamman POC - like every other test of significance provides "to be fair".
I have a soft spot for VN veterans. Probably due to my age, there were many still alive when I was younger. I was always embarrassed and outraged when I discovered how they were treated on their return, and even the most well adjusted ones seem to carry the spectre of the war with them. Some were obviously traumatized, either due to what they experienced or the loss of their friends and comrades.
For whatever reason, I never really knew anyone who served in Korea. Most of the WWII generation were in their 50s and 60s by the time I became aware, and thus had a lifetime to recover from WWII, so they always seemed better adjusted to my young eyes, and they were treated a helluva lot better when they got back.
She probably has experience in that role.
Now they just need a DeLorean and a flux capacitor...
The popcorn would have more intelligence than what's contained within that dome today.
I try not to think about the massive human cost of all these shenanigans. Fake jobs, fake responses, millions of people filling out overly complex applications only to have them rejected due to AI or because the job doesn't exist. There's likely enormous amounts of data harvesting and identity theft happening. And just generally wasting everyone's time.
It needs to change, but all the costs are borne by individual job seekers who essentially have no power. in this situation.
I'm not a fan of government regulation, but this is the sort of situation that the employers better fix or they will get legislated against eventually.
Good point. I support POTUS 100% and I trust he has a plan, but as a businessman, he should know that the worst thing for business is uncertainty. It's hard enough to plan for the future when you have a reasonable idea of what to expect, and planning for the future is what drives hiring.
I'm fortunate to have a job (IT) but it started sucking about a year ago and I'm not sure how long the job will be there (I have at least another year, maybe two before I start to worry).
I've been applying for 12 months. Granted, I'm in a position where I don't have to apply for anything unless it looks interesting/better than what I have now. A whole lot of people are out there applying to multiple jobs daily just hoping for a bite.
I haven't had a single response and judging by the comments on job boards, I'm not alone. I'm late in my career and I've tweaked the resume to conceal my age, but I've never found it this difficult to even get an interview. Thank God I'm not in a desperate situation or it would be enormously frustrating and stressful.
When I started looking, I was worried about using up my personal time for interviews. That turns out not to be a concern.
Can't wait for the Youtube videos on how to home dye your food.
I wish I was joking.
"Anomalous Health Incidents"
Kinda like those health incidents and death post-jab, huh?
It's Trudeau's autobiography.
That big fella sure was a petty little bitch.
Does this mean he's a "Bunny of Color"?
If this Senator had any knowledge of Central American history, he'd know that .most people down there have a pretty low opinion of US government officials, with Trump and his team being a possible exception - and even they likely don't get a total pass.
We meddled down there for over a century, interfering with their elections, overthrowing their governments and letting our corporations rape their economies. He's lucky they didn't throw him in with the rest of their gangsters until they put him on a proxy trial for past US actions.
If we're going to make stuff up, let's make the pilgrimage destination something fun like an amusement park or maybe Graceland.
You'd think Jesus would have mentioned that requirement while he was here. Must have slipped his mind.
Or maybe Mel Brooks was right - there were really 15 commandments and Moses dropped one of the tablets on the way down from Sinai.
Sounds like a better deal than a free helicopter ride.
If I could predict the future, I'd already be Bezos-level wealthy.
You can probably glean clues from the past about how things might go.
I think you're right, humans seem to have the ability to push the pendulum too far in both directions. We've swung way to far "left" and now see the beginnings of a swing "right" (I hate those terms, but just go with it). Most people really do want the pendulum to stay in the middle - tolerance and equality for everyone as much as possible. But once that pendulum is in full swing, sometimes it's hard to stop it going too far.
Positive things habbening: the traditional mass media, which can push the pendulum in whatever direction is expedient (and history has shown they'll flip sides in an instant), seem to be getting systematically neutered. Corruption, the proceeds of which have been the weight behind the pendulum swinging, is being exposed and (hopefully) rooted out.
Negative things: There are long-growing and deep animosities under the surface. Wrath and Envy are two of the seven deadly sins that we all struggle against. The longer the pendulum stays on one side, the more likely the people affected will be all too willing to push it along past the center once they get a chance to turn the tables. It will feel like justice at the time, but it's something else entirely.
Looks like we're going to have a bunch of .gov workers looking for jobs.
Couple seasons of mass weed-pulling might do them some good.
Yeah. Been there, Sister.
So the same poor maintenance and lack of investment in infrastructure that exists here is at the Vatican too...
I wonder if they used DEI hiring.