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These are prototypes SpaceX is working with at Boca, you fool!
ReplyDeleteFinally! An explanation countering the doomsday crap being put out by the bloggers. It's called "experimentation" and "working out the kinks." None of these "practice rockets" is supposed to go into orbit. Shit, man. Think a little!
DeleteThe one consistent theme throughout all of these investigations, both the ones that are seriously looking into Trump's behavior, and the ones that are intended to discredit the investigators, is that absolutely none of them are looking through his finances for evidence of Russian leverage over his behavior. In all the talk of collusion, we stopped talking about kompromat.
ReplyDeleteLook, I'd dearly love to believe in the pee tape, but it's pretty unlikely. I'm quite willing to believe that Trump banged a Russian hooker or three over the last 30 years, but a tape of that would hardly embarrass a man who is already widely known to have paid hush money to cover up his affairs. He may well have colluded directly with the GRU on their election interference, but the evidence hasn't emerged, and Mueller looked for that. All of that stuff is a distraction.
What matters is protecting our national interest from a leader who consistently acts as if he's in the pocket of a foreign dictator who controls a nuclear arsenal. We know he has a great deal of overseas debt. We know that he acts with bizarre deference toward Putin. We know he's going all the way to the Supreme Court to keep his finances secret.
The Navy is grounding some 300 Saudis training at the US Naval Station in Pensacola:
ReplyDeleteGrounding them from flight training doesn't keep them from killing naval personnel or civilians. They should be searched, disarmed, and confined to barracks until this whole piece of shit is sorted out, and until the fat traitor-in-chief stops covering for the bullshit "King" of Saudi Arabia and his kleptocrat family.
The president of the United States stole from a charity. And that's only one in a long list of corrupt acts TRUMP has engaged in.
ReplyDeleteConservatives are running around shrieking that he's done nothing wrong.
He. Stole. From. His. Own. Charity.
Cut the crap already.
Trump's Grave Mistake: Imagine if FDR had made military aid to Britain dependent on Churchill making up lies about Thomas Dewey.
DeleteJealousy is a terrible thing. President Trump, 73, has hit out at 16-year-old climate activist Greta Thunberg in an apparent fit of rage after she beat him to be named Time magazine’s Person of the Year. Trump described the decision, which was announced Wednesday, as “ridiculous” in an incredibly petty Thursday morning tweet.
ReplyDeleteThe president wrote: “Greta must work on her Anger Management problem, then go to a good old fashioned movie with a friend! Chill Greta, Chill!” Trump has long been obsessed with Time’s Person of the Year—in 2012, he tweeted: “I knew last year that TIME Magazine lost all credibility when they didn’t include me in their Top 100.”
In 2015, when he was a candidate for president, Trump reacted angrily when German Chancellor Angela Merkel won the honor, and fake Time covers showing Trump as Person of the Year have previously been found hanging in at least five of his golf clubs.
For the third year in a row, Donald J. Trump has been named Person of the Year by the magazine Popular Sociopath, the publication announced on Thursday.
ReplyDelete“Once a year, we at Popular Sociopath recognize the person who best epitomizes sociopathic-personality disorder, which manifests in antisocial behavior and a total absence of conscience and concern for others,” Harland Dorrinson, the magazine’s editor, said. “We are delighted to bestow this honor, once again, on Donald J. Trump.”
Dorrinson said that Trump bested a daunting roster of competitors for the title, including the Senate Majority Leader, Mitch McConnell; the Fox News host Tucker Carlson; and Trump’s own son Donald J. Trump, Jr.
“Honestly, though, it wasn’t close,” the editor said.