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Why did Axios get the leaked Biden/ Hur footage…?
Ya got it assbackwards. It was the rabbit that was waving to Biden. An Easter bunny to be exact. Waving to keep him from getting to close to people at an Easter event at the White House. But the bigger issues are these: which Democrats knew of Biden's mental decline and when, and who was running the country for the months when Biden was effectively incapacitated? If there has ever been a case for a President to be removed under the 25th Amendment of the Constitution, this was it. The media got some explainin' to do. THey claim to have been duped by Biden's inner circle and not known the truth. Yet at the same time they actively participated, in collusion with those same Democratic operatives, to cover up the issue of Biden's incapacity. -
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United States credit rating
Hey Save the Frogs, quick reality check on that “$2 trillion Trump deal” you’re hyping up like it’s divine intervention. Yeah, Trump announced $2 trillion in Middle East investments — sounds impressive, but here’s what’s really going on: A lot of it isn’t new. These deals were already in the works under Biden. Trump’s just rebranding them, as usual. Most are non-binding. They’re not real contracts — more like flashy headlines with no guarantee. The real winners? Defense contractors, Gulf royals, and Trump himself (who reportedly added $3 billion to his wealth). Regular Americans? Still waiting to see a dime. And yes — he spent half the trip golfing. That’s not leadership. That’s leisure. This isn’t some economic miracle. It’s exaggerated propaganda. And you’re treating every handshake and photo op like it’s the Second Coming. You’re being marketed to — not informed. -
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Why are you still in Thailand, not in Vietnam?
guys: here is my 2 cents... why do you even bother with picking one place to live in? do what I do. bounce around to several different countries each year. to me, that is the best way to deal with the issues that come with living long term in any one place presents you. thailand has 60 day visa free travel at least twice a year. japan has 90 day visa free travel twice a year. you can even do it back to back by leaving japan for one day. if you do that, it eliminates the need for you to get a residence card or the mandatory insurance that you are required to get if you stay longer then 3 consecutive months. you can stay in the PI for less then 250 usa dollars extensive fees each year. in vietnam you can get a 2 year multiple reentry visa for about 155 usa dollars. come and go as you please. every other country in asean has 30 day visa free. and when all it costs to bounce from one country to the next is like 100 usa dollars round trip if you book in advance, what's the problem? next year, I plan on splitting my time between thailand, japan, the PI and vietnam by just bouncing around. thailand will be my home base where I receive my mail and where I designate where I live with ss. get a international charles schwab account (requires minimum 25k usa dollars to start), get the schwab debit card and you are set. when you need money go to an atm. schwab atm card has no fee use on both sides of the transaction. buy a magicjack for calls back home. on sale, 5 years for 150 usa dollars. get a pill box back home for forwarding mail, etc. about 120 usa dollars a year. since my place in thailand is about 140 usa dollars a month, I keep it indefinitely so that I can store my things there. open a bangkok bank account with some money in it to pay the rent each month online. that easy. 6 months thailand, 4 months japan. 1 month vietnam. 1 month PI. by doing this bouncing around, I eliminate the need to adhere to the financial requirements that living long term requires you to deal with. I am flexible. if I end up not liking one country, I have a number of other countries to choose in asean to select from. they are all the same. can live on less than 1000 usa dollars a month. my ss each month covers it all and more. in fact, I save about half my ss each month by living overseas in asean. in japan now. loving it. not hot now. weather is like san francisco in the spring time. got a share house room that is about 400 usa dollars a month including utilties and fast 200 mbs internet. eating cheap at matsuya, sukiya, etc and buying the discount bento boxes from the supermarkets that get discounted after 6pm. we're looking at 3 usa dollars a meal if you eat out. cook at home cheap. bowl of cereal with milk and banana 50 cents. living the dream. what do I do with my spare time? netflix, play computer games, gym, exploring. hang out at the beach with friends over 1 or 2 beers. -
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MAGA demands arrest after Cryptic Post by James Comey Sparks Federal Scrutiny
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Crime Buriram Village in Shock as Man Attempts to Have Sex with Livestock
2-7.5% of the population have engaged in bestiality at one point (sexual encounter with an animal). https://bedbible.com/how-common-is-bestiality-and-zoophillia-statistics/ in 1991, the US National Survey of Men estimated that only 2.3% of men said that they had not been exclusively heterosexual, while only 1.1% said they had been exclusively homosexual. As part of its huge household survey, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) found 1.1% reported their identity as gay or lesbian – roughly the same as Natsal. https://www.theguardian.com/society/2015/apr/05/10-per-cent-population-gay-alfred-kinsey-statistics -
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