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wxR7D7 1 point ago +1 / -0

I'm not surprised that it was Fresno. Fresno stands out to me, as a somewhat lawless town in California. A lot of obvious prostitution and drug use, going on. A place most would move away from, if they could.

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wxR7D7 3 points ago +3 / -0

Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis is not backing down on keeping his huge American flags flying high over his company’s locations.

The RV dealer has been faced with lawsuits from municipalities in several areas due to the size of the flags, but Lemonis is not letting that deter him, Fox Business reported on Saturday.

The most recent actions have come from officials in Greenville, North Carolina, and Sevierville, Tennessee.

During an interview on Fox & Friends, Lemonis, who said the flags have been flying for 20 years, added, “This flag is not coming down. This is the third city in the last several years that tried to sue us to take the flag down. Threatening jail, a variety of other fines.”

Video footage shows the massive flags flying over Camping World locations:

According to Greenville officials, the flag is 3200 square feet and its pole is 130 feet high, which is nearly double what is allowed.

Meanwhile, Tennessee officials apparently have an issue with the pole’s height. In a statement, leadership said the city is not against patriotism. However, officials noted “excessively” tall structures may create distractions for drivers, become safety issues, and have an effect on the area’s scenic views.

In Greenville, leaders said the issue was not about removing the American flag but about making sure it was in compliance with the city’s code.

In 2019, Lemonis refused to take down one of the flags that was flying over his Gander RV business in Statesville, North Carolina, Breitbart News reported.

A Camping World near Stockton, California, also refused to take down one of the flags after officials told the company to remove it due to a purported safety issue and lack of a permit.

Despite the pushback, Lemonis said he is standing firm when it comes to his flags, stating, “I wasn’t born in this country. I emigrated from Beirut, Lebanon. Came here to Miami, Florida, and had an opportunity to live the American dream in this country.”

“I’ve put a lot of sweat and tears into building this business for my people, for the country. And it’s my love letter to tell everybody how grateful I am this country provided me an opportunity where it didn’t have to. To make money, to be a capitalist, to provide jobs in America,” he added.

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wxR7D7 5 points ago +5 / -0

Same here. I thought that NSA had been flipped several years ago, into supporting the White Hats. Maybe this guy was secretly against it.

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wxR7D7 2 points ago +2 / -0

Yep, the original guy Steve compiled the best Q related Memes and headlines. It will be hard to match his effort. Perhaps we can post as comments the ones that should also be included in the weekly best, here.

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wxR7D7 2 points ago +2 / -0

This sounds positive. The couple of times that I did Spring Break: Going to the beach down South in the 90's, it was a let down anyway. Lot's of dudes busy trying to attract a much smaller number of women. And a good amount of people weren't actually there on their break from college, but instead were just taking a regular spring vacation at the beach. It wasn't really like what the MTV Spring Break specials showed us back then, hah.

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wxR7D7 6 points ago +6 / -0

Seems like this beef is over his recent trip to Ukraine, but it's interesting to note that the Dem's former Space Man Mark Kelly, is being critical of Elon Musk who among other things, builds the Falcon 9 rockets and Dragon capsules that astronauts trust will take them safely into space and return.

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wxR7D7 2 points ago +2 / -0

I think she's providing other older women Democrats with some key phrases and words to remember and tell their friends when asked why they are leaving the Democratic party. Examples: brainwashed, dishonest, criminals, and monstrous.

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wxR7D7 2 points ago +2 / -0

Haha, I remember their website's mystery countdown timer to ... paid memberships. Maybe they did it to throw Anons off of the scent back then.

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wxR7D7 1 point ago +1 / -0

Good point. Kek about walking into a hardware store. Looks like the recent Enron tweets were fakes meant to fool people.

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wxR7D7 27 points ago +27 / -0

I watched the recent MAGA influencer drama on X too. Laura Loomer was virtually pounding her fists like a child, about not getting invited to the White House to receive an Epstein binder. Hmmm, interesting outburst. It's a good reminder that Kappy once warned everyone about her and a few other MAGA influencers.

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wxR7D7 3 points ago +3 / -0

Enron has also been posting that they are now shipping egg shaped nuclear reactors meant to power individual homes. I would think that this would be making bigger news, but maybe Enron is gearing up for a big comeback. I remember it's very public accounting scandal and bankruptcy back in the 2000's.

https://x.com/Enron/status/1894121133256933435

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wxR7D7 4 points ago +4 / -0

Hung's Virginia Senate election loss, leading to a possible better opportunity, reminds me of the now EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin's election loss to become New York State Governor back in 2022. One door closes, but then an even bigger door opens up!

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wxR7D7 9 points ago +9 / -0

I would think that experience working for DOGE, is going to become legendary, as time goes on. Link to the DOGE job application form here: https://doge.gov/join

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wxR7D7 1 point ago +1 / -0

One Plane Fag's opinion: This type of request coming from, either ATC to "Go around" or from a pilot "Going around", is to ensure enough separation, isn't an uncommon event. And an airliner on approach can sometimes observe 1-2 other planes depart from the same runway it's using, from the time it lines up with the approach runway. This Fox news report seems like they are trying to milk the unsafe narrative.

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wxR7D7 3 points ago +3 / -0

It seems like part of a well thought out strategy. I consider that DOGE likely already has in it's database of Federal Employees, a field measuring the certainty of which employees are "NO OP"s, No Show's, or working two jobs during the same hours of the day. And it sounds like the e-mail requesting the 5 items, is an easy lifeline to any employee looking to fix their ways in order to continue their income, by initiating contact with the DOGE. ("NO OP" is a computer instruction that means "do no operation"/nothing)

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wxR7D7 2 points ago +2 / -0

Wow, all those protestor boo's when Kevin Kiley went straight to the truth about the high speed rail project being the greatest failure.

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wxR7D7 1 point ago +1 / -0

That guy Sam Chui is annoying and smug. Maybe now we know his secret for getting invited to go on an impossible number of exclusive flights all over the world.

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wxR7D7 2 points ago +2 / -0

Since large payouts can be made without any normies questioning them "because anyone can get lucky and win", it would seem logical that lotteries have been rigged and used for large payments things services rendered, like hit jobs. Also, with all the money at their disposal, it's easy to simply pay off anyone who gets serious about filing a lawsuit against the lottery for any reason at all. It's interesting to note the locations of the stores who sold the winning tickets, and wonder if the winner picked it as to not arouse any suspicions and make it again seem like it could happen to anyone.

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wxR7D7 1 point ago +1 / -0

These sexual blackmailer types and their enablers, are scum and their scheme needs to be exposed. I would guess that most of their targets at first didn't even know what they were getting into by having the sex. But then later they figure it out, when the blackmailer makes a comment in jest like "Now you wouldn't want your wife to find out about that, now would you?". The guy is owned from then on, and he never tells anyone about it, allowing the blackmailer to even reuse his scheme on the friends of the target, who would normally discuss anything in the world between them.

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wxR7D7 8 points ago +8 / -0

Also: The Library of Congress started scanning and digitizing their collection, beginning in the 2000's. I can only imagine what dots AI has been connecting, in regards to our world's history, using that data.

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