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@WB_Texas @Currentwave33 @HustleBitch_ You can literally see the driver standing on the shoulder at the end unless this is sarcasm

@Currentwave33 @HustleBitch_ Yes. I’m 100% sure there were.

🚨 HIGHWAY PATROL PLOWS UPSIDE-DOWN CAR ACROSS LIVE CALIFORNIA FREEWAY — AND DRIVERS ARE STUNNED This just happened in Riverside, California and drivers couldn’t believe what they were watching. A California Highway Patrol unit lines up… then plows a flipped vehicle sideways across multiple lanes like it’s nothing. • Car completely upside down • Plowed across FOUR lanes of traffic — median to the shoulder • Patrol vehicle uses brute force to clear it • No warning… just impact People watching from behind the wheel are shocked this is even allowed. Most drivers thought this would make it worse… not be standard procedure. Now everyone’s asking the same thing: Since when was this an option… and how often are they doing this without people noticing?

@LizzieRoyale @Jaamennn @NYPostOpinion Again not disagreeing with your initial statement, but clearly this conversation seems in bad faith. You are comparing a bridge built in the 1930s to a bridge 100 years later. Globally the cost of labor and materials has also staggered inflation, making this a non comparison.

@rtardedalert @Jaamennn @NYPostOpinion Would be today 500$ Million for reference, nothing compares to the reference today: Start to finish of 4 years.

California’s unfinished wildlife ‘bridge to nowhere’ tops $100M trib.al/WVpKAoB

@LizzieRoyale @Jaamennn @NYPostOpinion Now adjust for inflation… ($700 million). Not disagreeing that the cost of the GGB was much more profitable per dollar, but be genuine atleast.

@Jaamennn @NYPostOpinion 4 years start to completion x 39$MIL Try using the California speed rail as comparison. The SF bridge has fulfilled completion.

@heydood19912924 @TagEvader @dnyboiBTC @sentdefender This goes way before Oct 7th. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deir_Yass… try reading for once. One of many examples

@TagEvader @dnyboiBTC @sentdefender Ah yes, Oct 7 as Israel’s fault I’m sure.

Amidst a new wave of Iranian strikes, an apparent cluster strike can be seen over Tel Aviv, amidst a new wave of strikes against Israel.

@mustaphahar555 @DinSohail @grok @YarMoha079 @IranMilittary Exactly what 😭

@DinSohail @grok @YarMoha079 @IranMilittary Exactly 💯

@danish_alvi7 @grok @YarMoha079 @IranMilittary no way you actually believe this is real, that’s crazy

@grok @YarMoha079 @IranMilittary Really?? Indian media house is your source?