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22 minutes ago, grain said:
Her bubble will burst soon, hubby will probably fall for a LBFM and move on.
Did you?
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3 hours ago, Eric Loh said:Will need Trump's sharpie to divert the hurricane 😃.
I am sure that MTG has a solution using space lasers.
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4 minutes ago, nauseus said:Much ado about not much at all. The Beast has blown up her retweeted 9-year old CBS VDO about rain-making with a false quote alleging laser control of tropical revolving storms.
Did the Beast actually claim that, or were they quoting MTG?
From the link.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/marjorie-taylor-greene-now-adding-133428014.html
The Georgia congresswoman, who has a history of blaming deadly disasters on laser-based plots, posted to X a clip from a 2013 CBS News broadcast about experimental efforts to precipitate rain and lightning using lasers. “CBS, 9 years ago, talked about lasers controlling the weather,” Greene wrote, apparently mistaking the year of the broadcast based on text added to the clip.
Without mentioning Hurricane Helene specifically, Greene’s post came after she last week posted that it was “ridiculous” for anyone to claim the weather can’t be controlled. She also shared a map showing counties hit by the storm with an overlay of what she said showed the areas’ political affiliation, claiming the graphic “shows how hurricane devastation could affect the election.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBzhuPjZUGI
https://newrepublic.com/post/186890/marjorie-taylor-greene-hurricane-conspiracy-jewish-lawmakers
There are lots more links out there.
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2 hours ago, lordgrinz said:I get a kick out of people with rose-colored glasses.
They are usually far nicer and happier than the usual whiners, moaners and complainers that normally clog up posts like this.
Good for her and her family I say.
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2 minutes ago, Inderpland said:MTG, here we go again.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Is Now Adding Lasers to Her Hurricane Helene Conspiracy
I think the answer to the question is that the MAGA movement is a cult. As such, it's a faith based movement where facts are only used in the few cases where it seems to support whatever narrative they push.
Most of the time facts are just ignored and they just make up s***, like these hairbrained conspiracy theories. Beggars belief.
She can't be that stupid as she is a US senator.
IMHO the really stupid ones, are the voters who elected her to represent them.
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IIRC it looks like a full size concrete mixer truck, which holds about 9 cu/m of concrete when full. Depending on the concrete mix, that would weigh perhaps 15 tons plus the weight of the truck. Perhaps over 22 tons all up weight and not particularly stable at speed either.
It doesn't look as though he even tried to slow for the U-turn.
The poor woman never stood a chance.
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11 minutes ago, Yodarapper said:
I’m on my phone and not sure where the private message button is?
If you hover your keyboard mouse over his name, you will see his details come up on the screen, In the bottom left corner there is a message box that you should be able to send him a PM.
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6 hours ago, Will B Good said:MTG....she of the Jewish space laser gang.....a leading light in the Republican movement.
I rate MTG as dimmer than the light in my store cupboard and that died out 3 weeks ago.
She is certainly not bright enough to walk and chew gum at the same time.
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3 hours ago, Smilin in Thailand said:
Free thinking people have a right to think and act autonomously.
Brain washed fools like you just want us to shut up and get with the program.
You will become extinct because you are spineless and incapable of rational thought.
When you have nothing to respond with, simply attack the poster.
Never mind the truth, never mind staying on topic. They don't matter.
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4 hours ago, retarius said:
Why not arrest him?
If he is not in Thailand, how can he be arrested?
If he had been sent to trial, found guilty and THEN skipped the country, it would be down to the Thai police to ask Interpol to issue a red notice, that he should be held and THEN handed over to the Thai police.
At this point he is only "alleged" to have committed a crime and he has not had his day in court yet.
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Well done, K Malinee Suwachat and the Pattaya city council.
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2 minutes ago, John Drake said:Yes, if there is one thing we should have learned it's to trust the government:
Bay of Pigs
Gulf of Tonkin
Watergate
MKUltra
WMDs in Iraq
Now, don't forget to keep asking questions about Maui and North Carolina. East Palestine has been successfully erased from the memory bank already.
So we should only trust Trump and Vance and Truth Social/Fox news?
They are eating the dogs.
They are eating the cats.
They are eating the pets in Springfield Ohio, springs instantly to my mind.
That was disproven as fake weeks ago.
Did YOU believe it? After all Trump quoted it, Vance backed him up and they would never tell a lie, would they?
How about Trump quoting Taylor Swift backing and supporting him? Did you believe that as well?
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3 hours ago, retarius said:
Why did they need two lanes....why couldn't they drive on the inside lane....why couldn't they drive on the hard shoulder? <deleteds> is what they are.
Quote "Rich <deleteds> is what they are".
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And she walked straight into another government job.
How convenient for her.
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3 hours ago, save the frogs said:some conspiracy theorists are charlatans.
or some conspiracies might be well-intentioned, but not true.
so it makes it hard to know what to believe and what not to believe.
and then some people revert back to believing everything they hear on CNN.
complex topic.
here's a conspiracy: Trump is a troll
quote "and then some people revert back to believing everything they hear on CNN."
Answer "then some people revert back to believing everything they hear on Fox news."
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5 hours ago, bradiston said:
Excellent article. Should be pinned to the top of every forum!
I agree that it should be, but it wouldn't make any difference. It would simply be ignored. It would however make more work for any of the modulators who would have to look at and read every post on every forum and check each post for contact.
Then they would have to bar every poster that broke the rule, and ensure that each new poster is not a banned member who is recycled.
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25 minutes ago, John Drake said:
These helicopters will never be used in a war. OTOH, they just might prove useful during natural disasters.
They are too small to carry stretchers internally and would need to be retrofitted with external stretchers as the Bell 47/H13 as used in the M.A.S.H. TV series were. This puts an extra external load on the helicopter and would be better if 1 stretcher each side were used to balance the load out. It would probably be able to carry 1 pilot, plus preferably 1 medic and 2 pax. I am not sure if it would be able to carry an underslung load, or how heavy that load would be.
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My Mum would have said that Musk has more money than sense.
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1 hour ago, ravip said:
I can remember, in the 1950s, signs like this on peoples houses.
Nowadays, they come through the internet.
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5 hours ago, MalcolmB said:
Well they have been attacked a few times by arch enemy Burma, the Japs caused some issues, us Brits bombed them a bit, the French tried a land grab.
And how many decades ago was that?
The problem with only buying 8 helicopters is 2 fold.
1. During normal training, the most helicopters available on a daily basis will be 5 or if they are very lucky, 6.
2. In a real shooting war, 6 will be available for a first strike, for the second strike, they may be lucky to raise 4, for a 3rd strike they may get 1 or 2, there will probably be no 4th strike as they will all have been destroyed in action.
It would be best if the airmen were trained in ground defence as there will most likely be no helicopters left.
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4 hours ago, tjintx said:
1) From a month ago, 2). No supporting data there to support your claim, and 3). Axios!?!?
Where are YOUR links to prove him wrong?
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27 minutes ago, nauseus said:
Lose another point for deflection.
You are already in negative points.
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16 minutes ago, mokwit said:The target audience is people who can't think for themselves. People who thought Ol' Bruce was having breakfast at his local diner like he does every day and then spontaneously handed the phone to a waitress and asked her to record him as he felt he had something to say [which read like it was a script from Democrat campaign office because that was what it was].
Were you there at the time, and actually saw it happen? Or are people just supposed to accept that your unsubstantiated words are true?
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29 minutes ago, earlinclaifornia said:
There is no real reason to have but he speaks for MAGA.
That is no real reason either.
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Why is the MAGA movement so susceptible to crazy conspiracy theories?
in Political Soapbox
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My apologies. I goy it wrong again.