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- 276Posted by Lakestalker 1 week ago to [Ask the Gulch] I've been voting every time the Polls are open since 1972 in my little town but I have never seen such a crowd of people voting especially early. I showed up riding my wheel chair and about 50 people moved aside to allow me to go in front of them.The only problem I see with voting early is the democrats will know how many votes they have to manufacture early enough to pull it off
- 277Posted by $ allosaur 1 week ago to "+Bill Gates Ordered to Stand Trial in Netherlands in November Over COVID Vaccine Injury Claims —"Why would all the treasonous vermin who art infested in our current Grubsinment want to prosecute two such precious shining stars of the libtarded left?
For one thing, they ain't in no ways Orange Man Bad MAGA. - 278Posted by $ gharkness 1 week ago to "+Bill Gates Ordered to Stand Trial in Netherlands in November Over COVID Vaccine Injury Claims —"What good would that do (literally, in terms of his sentence, is what I mean). I "assume" - could be wrong - that knowing he's going to stand trial means he'll never get close to the Netherlands. And I don't know the status of US/Netherlands extradition laws, but whatcha wanna bet US would not send him there, regardless?
- 279See also: Tucker's Bourbon for Breakfast, et al. https://www.thriftbooks.com/a/jeffrey.... Not to mention: Silverglate's Three Felonies a Day:How the Feds Target the Innocent, Joel Salatin's Everything I Want to Do Is Illegal, Judge Napolitano's It Is Dangerous to Be Right When the Government Is Wrong: The Case for Personal Freedom, and Smedley Butler's War Is a Racket: The Antiwar Classic by America's Most Decorated Soldier.
- 280Posted by $ 25n56il4 1 week ago to Los Angeles Times leftist editorials editor resigns after owner insists on balanced coverage of presidential candidates. LA Times not to endorse either Trump or Harris.Seems the owner got THE WORD. nb
- 281Posted by $ 25n56il4 1 week ago to [Ask the Gulch] I've been voting every time the Polls are open since 1972 in my little town but I have never seen such a crowd of people voting especially early. I showed up riding my wheel chair and about 50 people moved aside to allow me to go in front of them.Actually in thinking about it, it was a more mature crowd. Everyone was smiling and there were a lot of children with them. i liked being able to be a part of it.
- 282Posted by $ 25n56il4 1 week ago to [Ask the Gulch] I've been voting every time the Polls are open since 1972 in my little town but I have never seen such a crowd of people voting especially early. I showed up riding my wheel chair and about 50 people moved aside to allow me to go in front of them.I didn't know we had so many voting machines and this was only one precinct.
- 283"...your book reports are amazingly similar..."
That one opened my eyes wide and then I started laughing.
Happy Friday everyone. - 284Star Trek was dealing with the Fermi Paradox: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fermi_p...
- 285Posted by $ Suzanne43 1 week ago to TGIFfunnies 10/25/24 EDITION: You Know you're in Trouble When: : :If only Democrats calling Conservatives
Nazis and racist would boomerang on them.
Good bunch today….thanks! - 286Posted by JohnWesley 1 week ago to [Ask the Gulch] I've been voting every time the Polls are open since 1972 in my little town but I have never seen such a crowd of people voting especially early. I showed up riding my wheel chair and about 50 people moved aside to allow me to go in front of them.With all the Republicans that voted on election day, in the past, early vote, who votes on election day? Where is the advantage? I guess there will be no 3-clock shutdown if the early vote totals are known.
- 287Posted by $ Thoritsu 1 week ago to TGIFfunnies 10/25/24 EDITION: You Know you're in Trouble When: : :Agree!
- 288Posted by $ Abaco 1 week ago to "+Bill Gates Ordered to Stand Trial in Netherlands in November Over COVID Vaccine Injury Claims —"Good. They're doing something that America doesn't seem to have the balls to do. They should give Gates the electric chair... America must be so proud...
- 289Posted by CaptainKirk 1 week ago to "+Bill Gates Ordered to Stand Trial in Netherlands in November Over COVID Vaccine Injury Claims —"Because no Prosecutors would take the case.
ROTFLMAO.
One of the problems is the Asymmetry in the lawfare. UNTIL We start crushing the left heroes, it will continue.
Once we do. EXPECT SCOTUS to rule against this stuff! - 290Posted by CaptainKirk 1 week ago to [Ask the Gulch] I've been voting every time the Polls are open since 1972 in my little town but I have never seen such a crowd of people voting especially early. I showed up riding my wheel chair and about 50 people moved aside to allow me to go in front of them.We were in and out, in FL. But there were more cars than usual.
Hopefully someone is watching the Drop Boxes, and the CHAIN OF EVIDENCE with the truck loads of ballots. - 291Posted by $ Abaco 1 week ago to [Ask the Gulch] I've been voting every time the Polls are open since 1972 in my little town but I have never seen such a crowd of people voting especially early. I showed up riding my wheel chair and about 50 people moved aside to allow me to go in front of them.Sounds like Trump's doing pretty well in the early voting
- 292Posted by $ Thoritsu 1 week ago to "+Bill Gates Ordered to Stand Trial in Netherlands in November Over COVID Vaccine Injury Claims —"Well, it looks like the Dutch may be one of the first to actually hold people accountable for fraud. Would love to see this expand to Fauxi.
Why not in the US? Because the Government in the US is not responsible for anything they do. Perhaps that should be Trump's first proposed legislation while he potentially holds both houses. Government Accountability act - wiping out most qualified immunity. - 293Posted by freedomforall 1 week ago to World Bank bureaucrats lost track of $24 to $41 billion “fighting climate change”. I wonder if the big guy got his 10%.You left out the likelihood that the parasites doing the robbing are sociopaths who have no ethics or morals or conscience.
That makes them quite different from 99.99% of people who might read this. No amount is enough for the parasites. - 294Posted by j_IR1776wg 1 week ago to World Bank bureaucrats lost track of $24 to $41 billion “fighting climate change”. I wonder if the big guy got his 10%.Supposing you were a bank robber and one night you went to a bank and found the door unlocked and the vault opened. You then scooped up arms full of hundred dollar bills and ran home. When you woke up the next day, you found no news stories about a robbery and no cops banging on your door.
The next night you do the same thing with the same result and the next night...
Ask yourself this question; Would you be able to stop yourself from robbing banks? - 295Posted by tutor-turtle 1 week ago to A Radical Plan To Save America’s Economy In One YearIn what way? For good? Or Ill?
- 296Posted by freedomforall 1 week ago to A Much-Needed Bonfire Of RegulationsAbsolutely! 👍
Business behemoths use government to force small business to bear irrational costs
and then when small business can't bear it any more they take over the small business'
intellectual property for 1% of its value. - 297Posted by freedomforall 1 week ago to A Radical Plan To Save America’s Economy In One YearI understand that point of view, but you are thinking like one of the defenders of the current banking cartel - not that you actually are one.;^)
They decided to use interest rates because it benefits the cartel, not because it's less intense.
Rates are the most intense on the common customer/citizen who has no choice in the matter and is being robbed by the system.
You have stated that 'someone' needs to manipulate the banking system to stabilize it.
The system has been less stable under the Fed than it was before the Fed.
Prior to the Fed only wars or tulip craziness could cause economic calamity and that was very infrequent.
Since the Fed stole power, it has been one calamity after another.
The only thing that has saved the cartel is the demand for dollars due to the petro dollar.
The system isn't there to stabilize the economy; it's there to benefit the banking cartel.
There is no one who can be trusted to have this power, and that has been proven repeatedly over the past 111 years.
Who has profited from every single calamity? Who has been protected against all losses?
It's obviously only working to enrich the cartel, so let's just keep on doing it.
The very definition of insanity - unless you are the cartel.
Manipulating an economy is never easy and the proof is what a disaster it has been for everyone except the cartel.
The foxes have been controlling the hen house for 111 years. That is never good for the hens.
The people have been treated like cattle to be slaughtered for 111 years by the cartel.
Rates should have never been manipulated to moderate demand by the cartel that caused the demand.
Punishing the victims has been done for 111 years. Time to punish the perpetrators in the cartel. - 298Posted by mccannon01 1 week ago to A Much-Needed Bonfire Of RegulationsExcellent article! The gas can spout debacle can still be circumvented by buying a real replacement spout and vent plug. I never spilled so much gasoline as when I was forced to use the new "safety" spout crap. Federal level regulations are just a beginning - I had to get a town permit to change out a water pressure regulator in my house. Other stories I could tell...
- 299Posted by mccannon01 1 week ago to TGIFfunnies 10/25/24 EDITION: You Know you're in Trouble When: : :Had me smiling all the way, OUC, but when I hit Rock Bottom I couldn't contain laughing out loud! Priceless collection this time! Thanks for starting my day out right.
- 300And another point to make here, is it can be a way for big business to keep small businesses from competing.