The Color Of Crime

Don't ever fall for this only 1% of the workforce crap for the number of foreign workers in america. Here are the real numbers. all obtained from government data and easily verifiable. travel.state.gov/content/dam/vi…

@johnkonrad @Delta Sorry you had to board with the steerage passengers!!!

Hey @Delta, quick question. How does a SkyMiles member with over half a million lifetime miles who paid $1,000 for a 1.5-hour flight end up in Boarding Zone 8… of 8? Did your loyalty program get outsourced to an algorithm with a 75 IQ?

@Aku_700 Elder rape is a crime comitted soley by melanoids. No other species does it.

🚨Savage Black Men Beast 101-Year-Old Woman in Sick Rape & Beatdown – Smiles in Court. In a disgusting act of pure evil, heartless black men broke into a helpless 101-year-old woman’s home in Milwaukee. They found nothing worth stealing, so they beat her badly and raped her in her own bed. The main monster, Antoine Pettis, showed no mercy to this fragile grandma who had lived over a century. This brutal crime shocked everyone. DNA caught the savage. In court, he smiled arrogantly and joked about becoming a celebrity. Now justice hits hard with decades behind bars. How can black men sink so low and destroy an innocent elder like this? Pure animal rage with zero humanity. This horror must wake people up to the dangers out there. Never forget this nightmare attack on the weakest among us.

@archeohistories Just like the whole Mark Felt deep throat source, the family needed it released before he died so they could cash in on it.

In 1969, a bank teller stole $215,000 from his own bank and vanished. He lived as Thomas Randele for 51 years, never caught. On his deathbed in 2021, he confessed to his family and begged his daughter to keep it secret. She made a podcast. Theodore John Conrad, a 20-year-old bank teller in Cleveland, Ohio, walked out of his bank with $215,000 in cash, equivalent to more than $1.8 million today, and disappeared. Inspired in part by the film The Thomas Crown Affair, Conrad carefully planned the theft and evaded authorities by assuming a new identity: Thomas Randele. For more than five decades, he lived an apparently ordinary life. He married, raised a family, worked as a golf professional and car salesman, and avoided the mistakes that often lead fugitives to capture. Despite being one of the longest-running unresolved bank theft cases in U.S. history, he was never arrested. In 2021, as he was dying of lung cancer, Conrad confessed his true identity to his family. Shortly afterward, U.S. Marshals confirmed that Thomas Randele and Theodore Conrad were the same person, finally closing a case that had remained open for 52 years. The story gained renewed attention when Conrad's daughter, Ashley Randele, shared the family secret through the podcast Smoke Screen: My Fugitive Dad. Conrad successfully evaded capture longer than many notorious fugitives. When authorities finally identified him in 2021, he had been living under his assumed identity for over twice as long as he had lived under his real name. © History Pictures #archaeohistories

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READ AND UNDERSTAND!! LEARN NEW SKILLS, HARDEN YOUR HEARTS, AND BE PREPARED TO DO WHAT NEEDS TO BE DONE. tactdb.blogspot.com/2014/04/small-…

@japan_nobunaga Approx 120 guns for every 100 residents, but the gun owning population is abt 60 % if that. Dont forget the over 1 trillion, yes trillion, rounds of ammo also held by the gun owners. I have abt 30 guns plus asociated parts to build over 20 more.

Be honest with me, Americans 🇺🇸 Do you actually own a gun? In Japan, I have never seen a real one. Not once. Not at a friend's house. Not in a drawer. Never. But online, every American just goes "oh, mine's in the nightstand" like it's a phone charger 🔌 So now I'm genuinely curious: What's YOUR gun? The very first one you ever got? Is this normal everywhere in the US? Or just some states?

#MelanoidMonkeyshines #IQ

@jbransonx I would by an AN-2 or AN-3

If you had jet money — what would you buy? Never thought about it? Dream a little bigger than you normally do. Start here — how many people are you flying with? How far are you going? The answers might surprise you.

@jbransonx An airplane is a hole in the sky dump money into. Best to use a jet charter service and let them absorb all the liability

@FrankBr05713205 @MyCowboyWays1 Royalty auto service had some videos on them, Decent quality for those starting out. Join the hf club and get the coupons.

@MyCowboyWays1 @Color_Of_Crime I can sure agree the Snap-On Tools are expensive. I’m gonna give the icon tools to try sometime.

It pays to buy quality tools. One of my auto students was trying to break a flare nut loose with this generic line wrench, and it broke. I gave him my Snap On line wrench from my personal toolbox and it broke it free with no problem. One more reason I always buy quality hand tools.

@reddit_lies Its not a gun problem, it is a melanoid problem!!!

Molon Labe.

@coffee_oil Dissent is probably either from SFO, SEA or PDX, has neck tatoos and complains that their comparative literature doctorate cannot get them a job in a field that only has one school teaching it while they wait for the professor to die who is not going to leave.

@Blackfingers63 Discount tire is legit.

My wife killed the newest tire on her fiesta again. 15 minutes from home, so I drove out with the tools and kids in the Tahoe. She drove the Tahoe home, I put the spare on on the side of the highway and just got home. Thankfully this tire is still under warranty, thanks discount tire 🙏

@RealUCBfosho Looks like standard procedure for a defense contractor, you turn in your notice, you are immediatly sequestered but paid out for the time of your notice.

Pro Tip: 1. Do not publicly talk shit about your former employer. 2. DEFINITELY don’t talk shit while freshly unemployed AND simultaneously (low key) asking other people to put their reputation on the line in endorsing you for a job. For real…doesn’t matter if it’s totally deserving…don’t do it. It hurts you WAY worse than it hurts your former employer.