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Russia threatens UK with nuclear annihilation in unhinged WW3 rant
Yes, blame the Brits, not the murderous attackers. If the British and Ukrainian modus operandi are underhanded and perfidious, what would you call the Russian modus? Let's hope Putin can be eliminated before he drags us into WW 3. -
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Anybody planning to go back to the US?
I’m sorry. If you’re reduced to selling Walmart half an hour away as an enticement, I’m absolutely not interested. -
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Bombshell: Obama & Crew knew all along, Russia Russia was a hoax.
This is an opinion piece and The Hill states the views expressed are not those of The Hill. The author John Solomon has become known for promoting stories that align with conservative and pro-Trump narratives. His reporting has often appeared on platforms like Fox News. -
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Anybody planning to go back to the US?
Very true. My biggest thing are the roads here first and foremost, its looney tunes. The air is secondary for me but its a pretty big secondary. Humans need clean water and air. Yeah the healthcare is cheap, so what. Better to not need hospitals to begin with -
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Winning
Why? Bankrupcies filed this year would be most likley based on stuff that was ongoing through the election. Check the rate next year. See how silly you sound when you just spew a soundbite without looking it up? Here, from your source: "We’ve had 259 filings in the United States between April 1 of 2024 and March 31 of this year,” Loy said, adding that the number of filings in the first quarter of 2025 outpaced those of the same period in 2024,” Hightower reported. “‘We’ve already beat last year in terms of Q1 national filings,’ he said. ‘Once you see this on a national level, it’s a clear sign that financial pressures that we saw before in the 2018 and ‘19 are kind of re-emerging.'” " Why Are Bankruptcy Filings Increasing? “A large part of the pressure stems from the fact that ‘commodity prices are back at levels where they were in the 2018-2019 era,’ said Scott Stiles, extension economics program associate for the Division of Agriculture,” Hightower reported. “Adding to the pressure cooker are input costs — seed, fertilizer, pest management tools and diesel — that never seem to decline much or for a long period.” “‘There are (also) concerns about the trade environment that we’re in,’ Stiles said,” according to Hightower’s reporting. “‘There have certainly been a lot of weather challenges.'” AgWeb’s Margy Eckelkamp reported that “with higher input costs and lower commodity prices, row crop farmers have used cash reserves and working capital.” Busted again. So tell the Forum how Trump has increased Farm bankruptcies? Wonder what the price for diesel is this year compared to last.
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