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Retirement extension
65k ever since I have been here which is 17 years, you made a mistake easily done. -
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Zelensky - what possessed you?
… and take all their bases and special access with them. -
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Now I don't believe the YouTubers after this
You tubers are generally full of it and will pull any stunt to get more subscriptions and views with a few exceptions. Fortunately we can all choose the content we digest, I will watch a couple of videos from a you tuber if I think they might be interesting then if I realise they are actually a knob, just block it so you tube doesn't send me any more suggestions for them. -
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Skype to be shutdown in May
A bit of an update about the 99 dollar "lifetime" offer from Phone2. Supposedly it was going to expire end of February but it's now March everywhere in the U.S. and the promotion link still works: Business Phone: 4 users included. www.phone2.io/find2 I had mentioned before I was not getting text messages. I'm still testing that but I did finally successfully receive one. I have not yet tested their claim that they work for 2FA much better than regular VOIP though. If you don't want to risk the 99, you can sign up for a month at a time for 18, and then if you do like it, assuming the 99 offer will continue, I assume you can cancel that and then do the lifetime plan. They are doing US, Canadian, and I think UK numbers now too. For those who are understandably worrying if this is a scam, well I can say their core business which has been going for years is to bigger businesses needed a more robust service. The 99 plan is a bit more limited and it targeted to digital nomads with the big selling point that it can be used well for 2FA codes. Yes they are advertising to this newer market aggressely. Again I'm not endorsing this place. Even if it's really better for 2FA codes, no guarantee that banks won't soon crack that. So, AYOR. -
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Now I don't believe the YouTubers after this
A lot of it is fake they buy subs, views, likes, etc. And, don't be fooled several are low lifes have criminal records some have admitted to this. There is some good content on YT, but watching these people in bars or exploiting Thai people is obnoxious. -
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Did Trump bring shame upon the US with his Zelensky lecture?
Though many sycophantic leaders within Congress in the Senate are defending Trump and Vance at this moment some are speaking truth and some are facing reality. PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNOR JOSH SHAPIRO "The Oval Office should be a place where we advance American values – not where we retreat from them. When the President and Vice President attacked President Zelenskyy today, they served to undermine the safety and security of America and our national security interests. I support a diplomatic end to this war. Achieving this requires an honest reckoning of who started the war and who the aggressor is, and to that question, there is only one answer: Russia." HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DEMOCRATIC LEADER HAKEEM JEFFRIES IN A STATEMENT "President Trump and his administration continue to embarrass America on the world stage. Today’s White House meeting with the President of Ukraine was appalling and will only serve to further embolden Vladimir Putin, a brutal dictator. The United States must not reward Russian aggression and continue to appease Putin. "For three years, President Zelensky and the Ukrainian people have stood on the side of democracy, freedom and truth. Their success is in the national security interests of the United States. We should stand with Ukraine until victory is won." DEMOCRATIC SENATOR JACK REED, RANKING MEMBER OF THE SENATE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE, IN A STATEMENT “Today’s spectacle in the Oval Office was a political ambush and a shameful failure of American leadership. “President Zelenskyy and the people of Ukraine are fighting for their very lives and existence. Unlike Donald Trump or JD Vance, I have traveled to Ukraine and seen firsthand the death and destruction wrought by Vladimir Putin against innocent people. To mock Ukraine and our allies is a travesty that only benefits Putin." “Furthermore, today’s cruel and callous display does great harm to U.S. standing in the world. Trump and Vance are communicating to the world that the United States is not to be trusted. Adversaries and allies alike will take note." "What we saw in the Oval Office today was beyond disgraceful," Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., posted on X. "Trump and Vance berating Zelenskyy — putting on a show of lies and misinformation that would make Putin blush — is an embarrassment for America and a betrayal of our allies.They're popping champagne in the Kremlin." Sen. Chris Coons, a Delaware Democrat, said, "Every time I've met with President Zelenskyy, he's thanked the American people for our strong support. We owe him our thanks for leading a nation fighting on the front lines of democracy – not the public berating he received at the White House." Sen. Tina Smith of Minnesota said, "That press conference was choreographed for an audience of one and he sits in Moscow. Once, we fought tyrants. Today Trump and Vance are bending America's knee. And that weakens us." One Republican congressman had the guts to speak out against the creep. Only one. Moderate House Republican, Rep. Don Bacon of Nebraska, a major Ukraine ally on Capitol Hill, joined Democrats in defending Ukraine -- though he stopped short of criticizing the president or vice president. "Some want to whitewash the truth, but we cannot ignore the truth. Russia is at fault for this war," Bacon posted on X. Later, in an updated statement, he said, "A bad day for America's foreign policy. Ukraine wants independence, free markets and rule of law. It wants to be part of the West. Russia hates us and our Western values. We should be clear that we stand for freedom." Democratic Rep. Mike Quigley, co-chair of the Congressional Ukraine Caucus and member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, said Trump "chose the side of dictators." "What just happened in the Oval Office was one of the most embarrassing moments in American history," Quigley, from Illinois, exclaimed. "The world order that was established after the Second World War is dead." Pennsylvania Republican Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick said, "It was heartbreaking to witness the turn of events that transpired in today’s meeting regarding Ukraine’s future. It is time to put understandable emotions aside and come back to the negotiation table. This can and will be fixed. A strong, sovereign Ukraine is essential for global stability in the face of Putin’s ongoing aggression."
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