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You’re being gaslighted:
Survey: “How many unarmed Black men were killed by police in 2021?”
-40% of "Very Liberals": 1,000+
-16% of "Very Conservatives": 1,000+
-Actual number: 11
skeptic.com/research-cente…
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It's Dave
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It's Dave
@dave_not_here
Here for funny shit and politics. Usually they’re the same. Retired Air Force colonel.
Dave's Not Here Man Katılım Nisan 2017
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If you’re pissed about being stuck in a long line at the airport, Chuck Schumer can be contacted at (202) 224-6542
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Today, the Islamic Republic hanged multiple Iranian civilians, some of whom were just teenagers.
Amnesty International? Silent.
The UN? Silent.
Human Rights Council? Silent.
The Red Cross? Silent.
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🚨 HOLY CRAP! Senate Democrats were just asked to pass ONLY the voter ID part of the SAVE America Act...
...and they BLOCKED it.
Democrats said "we support voter ID, not all the other stuff"
So Sen. Jon Husted filed to do exactly that. THEY JUST WANT FRAUD!
SEN. MIKE LEE: "Chuck Schumer and other Democrats have insisted that they actually support Voter ID—they just object to other parts of the SAVE America Act."
"Well, Sen Jon Husted just asked unanimous consent to pass ONLY the Voter ID portion of the bill. Democrats blocked it."
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Chuck Schumer and other Democrats have insisted that they actually support Voter ID—they just object to other parts of the SAVE America Act.
Well, @SenJonHusted just asked unanimous consent to pass ONLY the Voter ID portion of the bill.
Democrats blocked it.
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False
This is a lie
Read the bill—especially the text beginning at line 22 of page 12
Tammy Duckworth@SenDuckworth
Under the SAVE Act, you cannot use your driver's license to register to vote. Republicans want you to buy a passport instead. If you can afford one. This is a modern-day poll tax.
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Federal agents have captured a Venezuelan brother and sister accused of operating a Tren de Aragua sex trafficking ring in Seattle, a sanctuary city.
Jose Luis Hernandez Perez and Andreina Del Carmen Hernandez were taken into custody on sex trafficking conspiracy charges.
Authorities say they have been operating on behalf of the "Espartanos," a TdA offshoot active in Seattle and New York City.
Andreina's alleged role was to post images of the sex trafficking victims online and secure appointments for them. She would then contact ringleader Barrios Garcia, who has been arrested in New York, to give him the greenlight that they had clients.
Barrios Garcia would then send members of the Espartanos to pick up the sex trafficking victims and drive them to their appointments at gunpoint. The victims were forced to work six days per week, perform sex acts on multiple clients daily, and were threatened with death to keep them in line.
Jose Luis, one of the drivers, was in charge of collecting the money. He has been accused of shooting another member of the Espartanos at the direction of Barrios Garcia.
The pair lived near student housing at the University of Washington in Seattle. They are scheduled to appear in court next week.
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First, Democrats let millions of illegal aliens into our country.
Then, they shut down DHS to protest their deportation.
Now, Democrats are fighting to let illegal aliens vote in our elections.
Chuck Schumer@SenSchumer
As we have all week, Democrats will continue to hold the floor to block the Republican voter suppression SAVE Act. And as I’ve said all week: We will not let this bill pass under any circumstances, no matter how long it takes.
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@peterschweizer @Lonestar357 Obama set the precedence didn’t he?
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The new head of a major Mexican drug cartel is a U.S. citizen--courtesy of birthright citizenship. Being a U.S. citizen makes it more complicated for law enforcement to target him. wsj.com/world/americas…
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Here’s the situation:
An Austin cop is on trial related to conduct during the 2020 protests.
His lawyers just accused DA José Garza's office of hiding evidence and holding secret meetings with the City of Austin - meetings never disclosed to the defense.
The lawyers are asking for a court of inquiry, which is a rarely used Texas proceeding to investigate whether Garza's prosecutors committed felony evidence tampering and official oppression.
Garza's response is: let's just go to trial.
That's the same DA office that decides which charges get filed, which get dropped, and which repeat offenders walk. Now accused of secretly shaping the outcome of a case while telling the court it had nothing to hide.
If the court of inquiry finds what the defense alleges, the question isn't just whether this trial was compromised; it's what else was.
Austin Justice@AustinJustice
Travis County DA Jose Garza has been prosecuting an Austin cop for four years for using force during the 2020 protests -- while secretly meeting with city officials about whether the CITY was the one that should have been indicted. Garza's office believed the city handed officers defective equipment and gave the orders. He negotiated with them directly. Then certified to the court that all evidence had been disclosed. But it hadn't. When your political brand is built on holding police accountable, you can't let the city quietly take the fall. So you bury it and keep prosecuting the guy who followed orders.
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@DavidB12597 @infantrydort @CynicalPublius Social media is a good test for identifying those who lack basic critical thinking skills.
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Another of the realities with the advent of social media and near real time proliferation of information.
Every jackass with zero capacity for rational thought is screaming into the void about every world event that offends their “sensibilities.”
Meanwhile normal people have to sift through the chaff and some folks just can’t seem to ignore the parade of morons.
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I don’t know why the world is freaking out. This is our natural state. The one we’ve been in for thousands of years.
Chaos and pain is the rule of human existence.
Peace is the rarest of exceptions.
It’s just not rare to you, because you’ve been sheltered.
All of us have.
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@Joeinblack They all know it’s sarcasm, they’re just trying to rage bait for clicks. Keep doing you Fr.
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The fact that anyone would read my post as anything other than a joke shows how deep into insanity we have all plunged.
Fr. Joseph Krupp@Joeinblack
37 minutes before he died, Charlie Kirk texted me that he joked with Joe Kent about not wanting to go to war in Iran and he hoped Kent didn’t take him serious about it.
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@DrunkRepub That last sentence brought a tear to my eye. Poetry.
And I plan to steal that phrase and use it at least once today.
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I’m serious. Done with these fuckers. Don’t care what show you had on Fox, or what website you ran into the ground. You people are traitorous cockroaches and I cannot wait to piss on your irrelevance.
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Me realizing all my heroes are grifting click chasing shitstains
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@LeaderJohnThune Dude, WTF? Gaslighting us doesn’t work anymore. Get it passed.
You know what you need to do.
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It’s safe to say Americans are taking their IDs out regularly and having a pretty easy go of it.
Yet when it comes to voting, Democrats talk like requiring a photo ID is some insurmountable burden.
If that were true, why would Democrats be requiring a photo ID for their voters to get into their campaign events?
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@LeaderJohnThune Words matter. Why did you say “all of the issues included in the…” and not just say “the SAVE America Act”?
Call me skeptical.
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Starting today, we are going to have an important fight on the Senate floor.
Polling shows broad support for all of the issues included in the SAVE America Act. But never underestimate Democrats’ ability to get on the wrong side of what the American people want.
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TOMORROW: Volume 1 of 6
A $100M entrepreneur confessed to visa fraud on this platform five years ago. His post is still live. He's never been charged.
He's part of a $40 billion ecosystem operating in every major U.S. city.
22,878 cases across 39 states.
237 shell companies.
Federal agencies infiltrated.
Zero prosecutions.
The full nationwide investigation starts tomorrow morning.
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🚨 Here is the full 40 minutes of my crew and I exposing California fraud, Minnesota was big but California is even bigger... We uncovered over $170,000,000 in fraud as these fraudsters live in luxury with no consequences. Like it and share it, the fraud must STOP.
We ALL work way too hard and pay too much in taxes for this to be happening. These fraudsters have been able to defraud American taxpayers for years without any pushback from the public and politicians.
It is time to EXPOSE IT ALL and end America's fraud crisis.
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@CynicalPublius I do like your stuff, but I wanna ask a few silly questions, zombie virus outbreak? Space alien attack?
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The Department of War is populated by literally tens of thousands of mid-grade officers whose singular job in life is to write and continuously update a plethora of operations orders that cover every imaginable contingency involving the US military, down to the tiniest detail.
If you can imagine it, there is an OPORD for it.
Never tell me a US military mission lacked adequate planning. It's a lie.
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Quite a few people are replying to my post below to state "No plan survives first contact with the enemy."
I 100% agree with that sentiment.
There is a bigger point, however, that needs to be stated. It's part of what makes the U.S. military special.
It's the PLANNING PROCESS ITSELF that makes us lethal.
I'll explain.
As the U.S. military goes through planning, it devotes significant time to "wargaming," i.e., a deliberate process where we have a red team that planners go against to determine what the enemy might do in response to our actions. This can result in an analysis of what is known as "branches and sequels," i.e. ways we may deviate from the base plan based on circumstances.
All that wargaming and analysis might not make it into the actual, original operations plan, but the fact that we DID DO that PROCESS and analysis ahead of time means that when the initial plan does not survive first contact, we have already thought through what might happen and are able to adjust the plan as necessary, in the blink of an eye.
It's one of our greatest strengths.
Cynical Publius@CynicalPublius
The Department of War is populated by literally tens of thousands of mid-grade officers whose singular job in life is to write and continuously update a plethora of operations orders that cover every imaginable contingency involving the US military, down to the tiniest detail. If you can imagine it, there is an OPORD for it. Never tell me a US military mission lacked adequate planning. It's a lie.
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@CynicalPublius Yes! You are great at explaining these type of things CP. The beauty isn’t in the PLAN itself, it’s in the PLANNING.
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