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final solution for the G5 problem

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DNA analysis finds "first black Briton" was actually a white woman...

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Smoking a blunt is the only time I can deep think like that. 
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He is another place holder in a long line, eventually lighting has to strike and we actually get a reform Governor who will actually turn this state around.

Louisiana hasn't reached its' bottom.
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To think *WE* have to provide a bunch of physical documents to complete I-9 screening.....

This guy definitely could've been using stolen documentation or faked "authentic" documentation provided by Ch-ch-ch-China
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How can anyone hope to beat sorcery???

The power of love
Yeah I went to see my folks for Thanksgiving and Harvey is starting to resemble Dearborn
Per ChatGPT:

The video opens with retired U.S. Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor, a frequent commentator on U.S.–Russia relations, presenting a stark view of the war in Ukraine and broader geopolitical dynamics. Macgregor frames his talk around the idea that the conflict has already entered a decisive phase and that recent strategic decisions — particularly by Russian President Vladimir Putin — will fundamentally reshape the geopolitical landscape.

Macgregor begins by asserting that the narrative presented in much Western media — that Ukraine is winning or that Russia is faltering — is misleading or outright false. He claims that Russia’s military objectives are largely being met and that the Ukrainian armed forces are weakened, encircled, or isolated in pockets along the front. In his view, the Russian military has intentionally avoided maximum destruction in cities and civilian areas, which has slowed but not derailed its progress, and that this approach demonstrates strategic restraint rather than weakness.

He criticizes Western governments and media for what he calls “wishful thinking” about Ukrainian successes. According to Macgregor, Western audiences are repeatedly told that the Ukrainian military is inflicting significant losses on Russian forces, but he questions these narratives, arguing they are inflated and lack independent verification. He suggests that Western leaders maintain this narrative for political reasons — to justify continued weapons shipments, sanctions, and a hard line against Russia.

The central claim implied by the video title — “They’re all dead…” — reflects Macgregor’s broader thesis that continued escalation could lead to catastrophic losses on all sides. He foretells that the war, if prolonged, stands to produce extremely high casualty counts, potentially destabilizing European security and global political order. He warns viewers to prepare for dramatic strategic shifts as Russia pursues its next moves.

A key part of his argument focuses on Putin’s strategy. Macgregor proposes that Russia will not be coerced into concessions by sanctions or battlefield setbacks. Instead, he suggests Putin may pivot to actions that force a reconsideration of NATO policy, U.S. involvement, and European defense priorities. In Macgregor’s framing, Russia’s actions are less about territorial conquest and more about compelling Western powers to recognize that continued confrontation is unsustainable.

He also touches on internal Western politics, arguing that U.S. leadership — particularly in Washington — is constrained by domestic political pressures which limit openness to negotiation or compromise. Macgregor warns that the longer the conflict drags on, the greater the strain on U.S. and European economies and political systems, particularly in relation to energy prices, inflation, and public support for foreign policy choices.

Throughout, Macgregor frames his commentary within a broader critique of conventional foreign policy establishment thinking. He urges audiences to question mainstream narratives, to consider the real human cost of extended conflict, and to recognize that global power relations — especially between the U.S., NATO, and Russia — may be approaching a dramatic inflection point.
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Make it make sense.

It's a national morale move. Even if it's slow to be adopted by the private sector, it will be normalized. Make Christmas Great Again.
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Imagine if you bred Amish people with people from Japan...

Funny enough, some Amish groups look for outsiders to spice up their gene pool, I'm sure they'd love the Japanese.
I think Tulane will come eager to get BTFO by Georgia
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If Saints played the broncos in the Superbowl, I would root for SP.

Were you one of the "Saints fans" that showed up to the Dome in a Joe Burrow Bengals jersey?
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This nation has had a long history of suppressing history while glorifying the confederacy.

Alright, educate us with some suppressed history.
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Wells revealed that Avalon and the victim had been wed for 11 years and she was behind approximately $4,000 in child support payments.They tracked her down and when officers arrived at Avalon's Citrus County residence, they saw her emerging from her house carrying bleach and cleaning cloths.


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In the next steps, Wells revealed that MCSO is collaborating with the state attorney's office to pursue the death penalty.
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only way they don't reach the Super Bowl is weird playoff stuff to happen to them

Which they absolutely deserve btw
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Does the rise of fanatical Islam concern Dems at all?

Obviously not, in fact, they actually think fanatical Islam will keep them in power once they have enough numbers to take it.
My #1 overall pick for TD liberal poster