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This is already occurring. My daughter plays for the FC Dallas system. We are in Florida.


This has occurred for a long time. When I played for the Clearwater chargers, I lived in Pensacola. We had 2 players from Texas. And that was in the 1980s. I’m sure other big time clubs do similar things.

I don’t have kids that played soccer, as they all did other sports, so I can’t comment on how young kids are developed. I can say it is good to see academies springing up and moving away from ODP as the main “identifier” of young talent.
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That's whataboutism and I can't answer to you why governments do what they do, or how they do it. This is just the theory I buy into.


And you have not figured out that the notion that Israel killed Charlie Kirk isn’t the ULTIMATE WHATABOUTISM???
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I said I believed Bibi's government was behind Charlie's assassination.


So, why don't Bibi and the Jews kill Candace or Tucker or Megyn Kelly?
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Timeline and rifle disassembly/reassembly impossible - He could not have disassembled the Mauser rifle on the rooftop, jumped down in ~6 seconds, then reassembled it in the woods and abandoned it wrapped in a towel.


How do we know these are the facts? Has the prosecution admitted to this? Or is this the result of facts ascertained by so-called internet experts with years of expert opinion? Even if it did happen exactly this way, how is it exculpatory?

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Discord/text admissions fabricated - Messages to his partner (including during arrest) were posted while he was already detained and Mirandized; someone else accessed his account. Who?


Again…have these timelines been verified? Have the accounts been verified?

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Lack of direct evidence like video — No footage of him actually shooting despite 1000+ UVU cameras and widespread phones; only “sketchy videos” provided. Today, the prosecution has 100% confirmed there is no video of him taking the shot. That ship has sailed.


Literally 100s crimes are committed daily without clear video evidence even though cameras and cell phones are everywhere.

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There was also evidence of AES being destroyed (i think a week?) after his death. This place manufactures explosives and incendiary devices, and there is evidence a unique, rare, small contract came into place RIGHT before Charlie's murder. Very sketchy explosion. Almost 20 people died. This isn't a fertilizer plant. This is a place that has employees that specifically know how to maintain explosives.


WTF? Seriously?

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he white house also denied FOIA requests about specific flight logs. That is not something they should be able to do. I'm poorly articulating this one, but it is worse than I have explained.


I would hope the WH wouldn’t release anything to the general public until after the conclusion of the case.

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The hospital they took him to was FURTHER than the nearest one. That's odd considering the doctor who received Charlie's body had been recently transferred to this hospital.


Again…means nothing. There is a hospital 15 minutes away from my hunting cabin but if I need medical help for a gun shot wound I’m going to the hospital 30 minutes away.

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Ballistics and wound mismatch — A .30-06 round from the alleged rifle is highly unlikely to cause the observed damage. There was no exit wound. They would easily be able to find all fragments and do forensics with that. It should, at the least, confirm the grain (again i'm not a forensics guy. just making the point they would be able to deduce quite a lot with an entire bullet inside his body).


This is somewhat Intersting but I’ve hunted my entire life, and while I do not possess a 30.06, I can tell you that bullets do weird things when they hit flesh and bone.

The problem with a conspiracy of this magnitude is that it would require 100s of people to be involved. And not just Feds or the CIA or the Jews, but local, podunk sheriffs and prosecutors.
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Interesting point but if you have no expectation of privacy when the picture of you walking is taken, how does the fact that someone kept the photo or even published it change your expectation of privacy. Your post here is public.How does the fact that it is stored and can be retrieved change that?


Like I said above, I think the legal definition of privacy is outdated to an extent. We aren't debating a celebrity walking down main street or trying to have dinner without the presence of the Paparazzi or a random criminal committing a crime caught on a public camera (or even a Ring doorbell) and claiming muh privacy.

What we are discussing is the categorization of data so that it can be compared to the categorization of other individual data to create a predictable pattern of behavior which can then be profiled and used against an individual. Currently there are no laws, to my knowledge that prevent this.
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would bet you think JFK acted alone, Irag had WMD, we were really attacked in the Gulf of Tonkin, and there is nothing redeeming such thing as MKUltra.


Damn dude, so OJ really didn't do it???

re: What about flock drones.....

Posted by Ten Bears on 7/7/26 at 10:39 am to
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i still believe if i own the mineral rights under my property i should be able to build an invisible EMP shield at least 100' up so any drone entering my airspace gets taken out.


I'd go even further. If they find oil on your property, the oil company has to pay royalties to harvest the oil. Personal information is no different. These tech companies have been mining your data for years, making trillions, and what have you received?
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If you choose to drive on a public road, I fail to see how you have a reasonable expectation of privacy. Understand those who oppose cameras but loss of privacy is not the issue.


meh....I think the deeper issues is what is "privacy." Yes, walking on a public street, I have no expectation of privacy in that I could have my picture taken, or "observed" in the conventional sense.

However, does the expectation of privacy extend to the expectation that my habits aren't stored in some database to be compared to other habits of mine, and where they are sold or "measured" in a social credit kind of way.

There is a considerable difference.
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I am convinced this woman is demonic


Honestly, anyone who still listens to her and actually believe her crap should have to put a disclaimer at the bottom of their post that’s says, “I believe Candace Owens” so we all can know they’re retarded.
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Those drones Junior and Eric are selling don’t come cheap


Wait till European countries start buying them…
Good thing we have common sense flame thrower laws.
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Is it safe to say Trump failed to drain the swamp? This country is broken


Here's the thing....there is only one way to "drain the swamp." You don't drain the swamp by firing people, or with favorable judicial rulings. Those things might help on the periphery, but to truly drain the swamp, you have to choke off the money supply. This is because the fraud and misallocation of taxpayer money is a feature not a bug.

Trump became just another ordinary, average politician by refusing to advocate for any fiscal restraint.

re: Ron DeSantis should replace Alito

Posted by Ten Bears on 6/30/26 at 10:41 am to
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Ron DeSantis should replace Alito


Uh..no.
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After he became President did people expect the Trump organization to just close and shut down?


This…because everyone knows that there is a natural business evolution of real estate, Trump Steaks, Trump University to cryptocurrency to tungsten mining to military drone technology.

Edit to add: personally, I don’t really care provided that all ventures and transactions are legal and do not expose a politician to blackmail etc. I just find the crawfishing / hypocrisy of this board Intersting.
Maybe he should tariff the oil we import. I was told that would lower the price.

re: Time to Trust Trump

Posted by Ten Bears on 6/26/26 at 8:31 am to
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He's saving the Republic for ALL Americans.


Trump isn’t some political messiah. He ais a politician - no more, no less. He is no different than any other politician who has stayed on the scene for far too long.

He has done some good things, as EVERY politician has done. And he has done some extraordinarily stupid things.

He very average, to below average.
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funny how nobody scared of Alabama anymore.


Lmao….so that means that you were actually scarred of an Alabama football team.

Seriously? Dude, did you chop your balls off or are you the world’s biggest pussy?
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Obviously they don’t need something as resilient as bed liner.


Huh??!! Is your truck bed in continual
Immersion service? Is there the possibility of chemical exposure in your truck bed?
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The cut was near the middle of the pool, not anywhere close to the edge of it.


Yep and it was a pretty large sections as well. You simply cannot “cut” that out of this lining system unless it is inadequately adhered to the substrate.
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Ahhhhhh.....so you don't understand context. That's really not surprising considering the number of times you people misinterpret Trump's words.


Lmao at, checks notes, “misinterpret Trump’s words”…are you for real? There is no context, and only a person that doesn’t speak English, or was in kindergarten, would misinterpret what Trump said.

You cannot even acknowledge that Trump said the exact same thing that the socialist Bernie Sanders said. Instead, you stupidly imply that there is some “context” that only you can understand that us “ignorant folk” fail to comprehend.

It must be so weird to be so blinded, so submissive, and so intellectually challenged that you can’t even call this out.
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The modern playbook of the left demands perpetual revolution.


It’s not a modern playbook.

Thesis—)antithesis—-)synthesis—-)new thesis-new antithesis—-) new synthesis

And round and round the dialectic we go.