Robert Jumper

One of these with a 347 stroker, 200cc ported heads, a .570 lift cam, 66mm turbo and a T6.

Imagine knowing the dudes we would send to get old boy back and then looking at your iron sight AK and being like "yeah I'm going to go fight those dudes in the dark"

Imagine being Iran's leadership right now You once were the feared boogie man of the Middle East. Instead, you get the complete shit kicked out of you for 5 weeks straight, your entire navy sunk, your supreme leader killed, and you FINALLY shoot down 1 plane This is finally your moment. You can parade the pilot on TV and use him as negotiating leverage But instead, Air Force Pararescue puts boots on the ground on your home turf, we basically build a whole patrol base including a Forward Air Refueling Point, kill hundreds of your dudes, something goes wrong with one of the C-130s at the FARP on our way out, we're not even cortisol spiked so we simply just fly in another plane and blow up the old one instead of even bothering to do any maintenance just because of how much money we have that we can simply buy a new plane Good grief. I haven't seen a beatdown this bad since Will Stancil got molested by Grok. This is honestly embarrassing for the IRGC at this point. That was LITERALLY your home territory where you know all the terrain and have home field advantage, we have never done real boots on the ground operations in Iran before, and you still lost. Everyone throw up the set right now

Imagine being the IRGC You get completely owned for five straight weeks, and then you FINALLY shoot down one plane, and then the US Military just sends in Delta Force, rescues both pilots, and kills a few hundred more of your men because they can

Why the fuck did Ali Larijani’s daughter have permanent residency in the United States?

The level of imbecilic hysteric you’d need to be to actually believe Donald Trump is more authoritarian than *Stalin* is simply unfathomable.

Are you sitting down? There are 2 million NGOs in America that handle $3.7 trillion per year. The fraud is staggering…

@KirkLubimov Straight from Hayek's road to serfdom. If you want big gov b/c you don't like the sociopaths running big corporations, just wait until you centralize the power into a single source (gov), and discover who gravitates there and ends up on top.

General Douglas MacArthur was fired by a hat salesman. General George B. McClellan was fired by a small town lawyer. And during WW-II, US generals were replaced constantly. You see, a competent leader uses generals like a basketball coach uses players. Bench them, swap them out, shift them to different positions based on how they stack up against the opposing team. They are players who fill positions as the coach deems best. But our problem is those organizational charts, and the ranks, where the inclination is to view their jobs as positions in a social hierarchy, like they were dukedoms or baronages granted by the king until promotion or retirement. So for over half a century, the US only removed generals for cause, and that cause was almost always a sex scandal or getting quoted saying the wrong thing by the press. No generals were being relieved for failure to perform, no matter how badly they were bungling things. They were just rotated in for a one year command stint, and there they stayed no matter what.

glad we're mainstreaming a conversation on california's rail disaster, as it's the gateway to understanding why america can't build anymore. but the msm is still afraid to spell it out: the purpose was never to build rail, but to buy union votes. in this, the dems succeeded.

The Europeans are not dealing with “a man.” They are dealing with the United States of America. The United States needed the most innocuous kind of cooperation from them. They denied the United States that cooperation. The implied argument is that their obligations within our alliance depend on whether they like the guy we chose as our president. “Sure, we’re allies…if we approve of who you elected.” Nope. We are not going to forget, and we’re not going to forgive. I’m indifferent to their excuses or their rationalizations. The United States of America needed their help and not very much help. They turned us down. That changes everything. And they aren’t going to like how it changes everything.

New York: 133K NGOs handle $450 billion per year. California: 225K NGOs handle $610 billion per year. Over $1 trillion per year is moved within the NY and CA NGO ecosystem. The fraud is staggering. America is not in $39 trillion in debt. America is in $39 trillion in fraud.

We didn't ask anyone to join. We just asked for permission to transit across what was presumed to be friendly territory and that was rejected by a country that we literally saved from annihilation in living memory.

what kind of poverty do you have to be raised in to want an oatmeal raisin cookie. A treat for 19th century english orphans

Nadie lo va a decir porque está de moda amarla aunque no la vean, pero la IndyCar mató bastante de su esencia yéndose de los superspeedways

It never ceases to amaze me how people can't comprehend Japan is the way it is because it's full of Japanese people.

It gives the game away when government projects brag about how many jobs they created. The point is (supposed to be) to build a train, not create jobs. In fact, creating fewer jobs would be better since it would mean the project is more efficient.

Africa has had more than ten Marshall Plans.

FAFSA money but for middle class American families

@DraytonKnowles Still way better than the cuckolded version we get from F1

Mind you this is the biggest fuel saving race on the motorsports calendar

I love being a U.S. taxpayer We get to work our asses off to literally fund the entire world While simultaneously getting sh-t on by our Government every step of the way I just can't imagine anything better