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Yes, it has nothing to do with land. It is just the indoctrinated hatred of Jews by the poisoned minds of Islamist’s that is the problem. In the article I posted above about measles “that made me angry and sad”, the mother meets with RFK after her child dies from measles. A totally preventable death but she does not see that. She is still on “Team Anti-Vax”. This is the same mentality as “Um martyred son”. Then the woman gets paid by Hamas for the honor of having a martyred child. It is a totally warped mentality. As the video asks “How is this not obvious”. Rewind to 4:30 if anyone missed it.

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Good cover. For some reason, anytime I have driven through Eufaula, Alabama and see the lake, I hear that song in my head.

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I was recently told that I am deliberately refusing to listen to god calling me. I asked them how they knew which god was calling out to me. Then I told them this silly joke…

A hurricane is headed for a small town. The news says that everyone needs to evacuate. A religious man in the town says “I’m not going to leave my home, God will protect me”.

The hurricane hits, and it’s bad. There’s mass flooding, and the police come to the man’s door and tell him he needs to leave. The man says “I’m not afraid, God will protect me.” The police give up and leave him.

The water rises in his house, so the man is forced to climb onto his roof. Just then a National Guard boat comes by and tells him to get in. The man says “I’m not afraid, my God will protect me” and refuses to get in the boat. Eventually the National Guard is forced to give up and move on to help others.

Then the man drowns.

When he gets to the pearly gates he meets God and says “God, why didn’t you protect me?”

God sighs and says “I sent you the news, the police, and a boat. What fucking more do you want?!”

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Canada + California + Oregon + Washington + New York would form the 3rd largest economy in the world, behind China and the rest of the U.S. (excluding those five regions). Figures taken from OECD 2023 records

The rankings would look like this:

United States (full): $27.5T

China: $17.7T

Rest of USA (47 states): $20.0T

Canada + CA + OR + WA + NY: $9.7T

Japan: $4.2T

Germany: $4.5T

India: $3.7T

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If California followed up on Canada’s offer to join them, then “Califada’  would become the 3rd largest economy in the world, just behind the U.S. and China. The combined GDP of Canada + California ≈ $6.5 trillion USD. California 66% of the combined total.

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There have been instances where Russian individuals fleeing their country’s penal system or political repression have sought asylum in the United States, only to face detention by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). One notable case is that of Alexei Demin, a 62-year-old former naval officer from Moscow. Demin was an active participant in anti-Putin protests and openly criticized the Russian regime. Fearing imprisonment amid the intensified crackdown on dissent following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Demin and his wife fled to the U.S. to seek political asylum. Upon their arrival in the summer of 2024, they were detained, separated, and sent to different detention centers in separate states, remaining apart since then.

Galina Kaplunova, a 26-year-old illustrator and anti-Putin activist from St. Petersburg. Facing threats from her Kremlin-supporting husband and fearing for her safety due to her political activism, Kaplunova fled Russia with her four-year-old son and mother. At the U.S. border, ICE agents separated her from her son, placing him in foster care while she and her mother were detained in different states. After approximately two months, Kaplunova was released and reunited with her son, but her mother remained detained.

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The reality became clear: Ice detention isn’t just a bureaucratic nightmare. It’s a business. These facilities are privately owned and run for profit.

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RFK Jr., the new Secretary of the HSS, has proposed allowing bird flu to spread naturally through poultry flocks. He suggests that by doing so, farmers could identify and breed birds that exhibit natural immunity to the virus, potentially reducing the need for mass culling.  He even said that vaccinating birds would turn the farms into “mutation factories”. He suggests that they should be isolated, not culled, and then left to breed.

This highly pathogenic avian flu is extremely lethal, often killing 90 to 100 percent of infected chickens within three to four days. Such a rapid mortality rate means that most birds do not survive long enough to develop immunity, making the concept of breeding naturally resistant birds impractical. ​I think it is possible that chickens do not even have the genes required to gain this ‘natural immunity’. Culling is necessary and allowing the virus to spread unchecked could increase the risk of it mutating and potentially adapt and jump to human hosts.

As of March 19, 2025, the United States has reported 70 confirmed human cases of avian influenza A(H5N1) virus infection since April 2024. These cases include 41 individuals exposed to sick dairy cows and 26 associated with infected poultry; the source of exposure for the remaining three cases is undetermined. Tragically, one of these cases resulted in death—the first H5N1-related fatality in the U.S. ​

Globally, the World Health Organization has documented 971 confirmed human cases of H5N1 infection between 2003 and January 2025, with 467 fatalities, indicating a case fatality rate of approximately 48%. ​

The White House Office of Pandemic Preparedness and Response Policy (OPPR) had a staff of approximately 20 people and was established by Congress in 2022 after Covid. In the last few days OPPR’s pages have been removed from the White House website and only one member of staff remains.  Allowing the virus to spread unchecked is not a safe or effective strategy.

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Imagine a machine that turns carbon dioxide into fuel!!

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@Enco – having driven both the Model Y and the ID4, I am happy to keep my old BMW V8. (The E39, if that does it for you!)

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@jakelafort – glad you liked the video. I would recommend  David McRaney’s book too.  I have used his ‘technique’ in debates over the last year with some positive results. It helped to fine tune some of my own approaches.

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@unseen – I shared out the first linked post again. Hopefully it will work this time. I can share 10 posts per month with my NYT account.

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Have a great week everyone!

“Those people aren’t attacking Tesla dealerships. They are tourists showing love. I learned that on January 6th 2021” – FaceBook meme.

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Palestinians in Israel (as citizens) have more legal rights than those in most Arab nations and generally have more economic opportunities than Palestinian refugees in Lebanon or Syria. There are about 2 million Arab Citizens of Israel .

Many Arab countries have hosted Palestinian refugees since the creation of Israel in 1948 and subsequent wars. However, their treatment has often been restrictive:

Lebanon:

Palestinians are denied citizenship, even after generations of residence.
They are restricted from over 70 professions, including medicine, law, and engineering. Many live in refugee camps with limited rights and poor conditions.

Jordan:

Initially granted many Palestinians citizenship, but in later decades, thousands had their citizenship revoked to prevent political challenges to the monarchy.Those from Gaza lack Jordanian nationality and face restrictions in employment and travel.

Syria:

Granted Palestinians legal residency but not full rights.
After the Syrian Civil War, Palestinian refugee camps were devastated, and many were displaced again.

Egypt:

Severely restricts Palestinian movement, particularly in and out of Gaza via the Rafah border crossing. Palestinians from Gaza are not granted citizenship even if born in Egypt.

Gulf States (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, etc.)

Generally did not grant Palestinians citizenship, even after decades of residence. Kuwait expelled over 400,000 Palestinians after the 1991 Gulf War due to Yasser Arafat’s support for Saddam Hussein.

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