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USA Epstein Case Becomes a Boomerang for Trump-Era Conspiracy Theorists
A rather hilarious anecdote to this whole Epstein scandal. “Remember when we learned that our wealthiest and most powerful people were connected to a guy who ran a literal child sex trafficking ring?” Vance wrote in 2021 on X. “And then that guy died mysteriously in jail? And now we just don’t talk about it.” Vance was just as adamant in suggesting powerful figures colluded with Epstein, only for the Justice Department and FBI to announce Sunday that they did not find the “incriminating” list he was rumored to have — prompting Vance’s old posts to resurface. “What possible interest would the US government have in keeping Epstein’s clients secret? Oh…,” 0he wrote on X in 2021, before doubling down in another post: “If you’re a journalist and you’re not asking questions about this case you should be ashamed of yourself.” Many conservatives are condemning Patel and Bongino on social media for what they deem to be a dishonest reversal on Epstein’s death. Vance is now receiving similar backlash, as he has yet to react to the DOJ’s findings. We all know that Vance had a tremendous amount of disrespect and dislike for Trump prior to the opportunity to become VP. Over the course of history many have sold their souls for power, this is such a great example of that moral bankruptcy. -
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Would you send your kids to harvard?
Very hard work, save and live below your means. You won't impress anyone, but you'll build equity fast. Then your money runs on auto pilot, well almost, IF smart. You'd be amazed how fast you can go from 'month to month' to 'holy sh!t, I got more money then I need' and your mortgage is paid off in 5 years And if you stop with the Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll, you could have retired much earlier -
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What sort of personality traits do you need to marry a bargirl?
It is her job to attract a client isnt it? If she was unfriendly nobody would hire her -
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Activist Warns NUG: Reform Now or Risk Revolution's Collapse
Tayzar San MANDALAY – Myanmar’s civilian opposition must urgently reform or risk watching its revolution unravel, prominent pro-democracy activist Dr Tayzar San has warned in a sharply worded critique aimed at the National Unity Government (NUG). “The NUG needs urgent reform,” the 35-year-old declared in a widely shared social media post on Tuesday, accusing the parallel government of weak leadership and failing to unify its forces or capitalise on popular support. Formed in the wake of the 2021 coup, the NUG has become the de facto political front of Myanmar’s resistance. But Tayzar San, a key figure in the early anti-coup protests, now says it is faltering at a critical moment. “People still support the revolution,” he said, “but they are increasingly questioning whether the NUG has what it takes to lead it to victory.” He criticised the NUG’s inability to consolidate its armed wings — including the People’s Defence Forces (PDFs) and People’s Defence Organisations (PDOs) — into a coherent force. “They remain fragmented, and without real military structure, we’re squandering our manpower advantage,” he warned. Beyond military concerns, Tayzar San highlighted poor financial governance, especially the failure to harness natural resource revenues from resistance-controlled areas. He argued that, had these resources been properly managed since 2023, they could have funded the revolution more effectively. His remarks also pointed to weakening discipline among some resistance units, threatening public trust. “The only real advantage we hold over the junta is the trust and support of the people. Lose that, and the revolution begins to collapse,” he cautioned. Though NUG President Duwa Lashi La acknowledged the need for reform last year, little has changed, Tayzar San said. He stressed that legitimacy alone — once a powerful contrast to the junta’s brutality — is no longer enough. The junta, meanwhile, continues to press ahead with forced conscription and plans for sham elections, while improving its military capabilities with foreign assistance. Still, Tayzar San believes the revolution can succeed — but only if resistance forces act decisively now. “Reforms are not optional. They’re urgent and essential,” he said. “If we fail to act, we risk losing everything we’ve fought for.” -2025-07-10 -
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Bar & Booze hours this week
In answer to my own question, apparently not......
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