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So, what's the mood on @UMichFootball feeds this morning? I guess 2 wins in B1G play is better than none.
Now that the Dems own Congress, let's see what they do. For two years, they've been beating on Trump because prices are so high. Let's see if they actually bring them down. They've said inflation is too high. Let's see if they lower it. They've said the cost of medicine is too high. Let's see if they fix it.
But, who are we kidding? The next two years will be all about investigations and impeachments. The Dems won't pass one meaningful piece of real legislation that benefits Americans. Their sole focus will be on Trump and his family, and making sure that they wreck JD and Marco's chances in 2028. Because, now they have power, and that's all that matters.
Thank God I'm living in Nigeria now.
Hey @ILGOP , do you all ever get tired of losing? The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over again and expecting a different response. Like running Darren Bailey. You all do more to kill Republican voter turnout than any Democrat operation ever could.
There's not a more feckless state political party in the country. You have to be better.
Just for the record, I won't be posting the Tesla Roadster video today. You'll have to find it on one of the 1,000,000 or so feeds that have already posted it. That is all.
When WW2 ended in Germany, the Germans laid down their arms and surrendered. Much of Germany looked just like Gaza does today. However, once the surrender documents were signed, recomstruction money poured into West Germany from the allies. In just a few years West Berlin was rebuilt and thriving, thanks largely to the countries that had destroyed it.
Hamas won't allow this to happen in Gaza, because they only care about holding on to their power, and not about the Palestinian people. Until they surrender and lay down their arms, Gaza will look like this. There are billions of reconstruction dollars waiting to flow into Gaza. Only Hamas stands in the way.
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What is going on with the service in Yola for the past two weeks? Calls dropping, data connections slow or not working altogether. Please don't respond with an AI saying that this isn't the level of service you aim to provide, because it appears that it is. When is this going to be fixed?
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What a world we live in. Indiana will have two NFL franchises, and Chicago will have none.
I just want to thank @JBPritzker , @Brandon4Chicago , @KevinFWarren , @GeorgeHMcCaskey , and the people of Chicago, who keep these people in power. The Bears franchise should be ashamed to even entertain the thought of leaving Chicago. Your greed is a stain on the legacy of George Halas.
Now that the White House ballroom is a hot topic again, I think we need to do a survey of where all of our NATO partners hold state dinners to see if they are in grand ballrooms, or in tents in the backyard of the residence. That might be more information than Democrats want, though, given the narrative and all.
The number of people bending over backwards trying to prove that there really have been 11 world wars, just to save @Ilhan Omar some embarrassment, is truly impressive.
I've noticed over the past few days that liberal commentators have decried what they refer to as Trump's illegal war on Iran. They also use the term "war crime" over and over when describing actions that have occurred, such as the sinking of the Iranian destroyer in the Indian Ocean. All of this has caused me to wonder where one would go to actually figure out if a certain action qualifies as a war crime. Here's what I found.
The Oxford Law Citator defines a war crime as: "A war crime is any act, or omission, committed in an armed conflict that constitutes a serious violation of the laws and customs of international humanitarian law and has been criminalized by international treaty or customary law."
So, there are two elements to a war crime. First, an action must violate laws and customs of international humanitarian law; and it must be criminalized by treaty or customary law. Note that not a single commentator ever cites how an action meets the two elements of a war crime. That would be actual effort, which is not something they're big on. Accuracy isn't important; just using an inflammatory term to make a dubious point is the aim.
So, the next time someone on X accuses the administration or the Israelis of war crimes, ask them to describe how the action meets the two required elements, and watch the smoke come out of their ears as they try to justify the statement. Chances are, they'll just call you a racist and move on.
Have a great weekend.











