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re: Forever wars
Posted by Nurbis on 3/28/26 at 7:43 am to SirWinston
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They are not a threat to us today
Iran sent a member of the IRGC here to assassinate Trump.
Asif Merchant (Convicted March 2026): A Pakistani national and trained operative for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Merchant was convicted in March 2026 for a murder-for-hire plot. He was caught by the FBI after attempting to hire undercover agents—whom he believed were hitmen—to assassinate a high-ranking U.S. politician, specifically naming Trump as a target.
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are any Dems brave enough to openly challenge not paying TSA by suing?
I am guessing this is what Trump is basically daring them to do. Either way, he wins.
re: Joe Rogan and Dave Smith also doubt the rosy polls
Posted by Nurbis on 3/27/26 at 1:45 pm to SlowFlowPro
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I've seen so many get to the final stage of grief (would Kamala be better?!?!?!?)
Things that never happened.
re: Schumer admitting on TV—using the judiciary to overthrow the United States government
Posted by Nurbis on 3/27/26 at 12:45 pm to Mickey Goldmill
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So he admits that’s he proud of the judges who they put forth because they agree with him politically?
Why would these judges' political leanings be relevant in that conversation? If he believed we were in a constitutional crisis, he would say they put 235 judges on the bench who follow the Constitution. He specifically said progressive judges to block Trump.
So then we all agree, the Obamas portrayed as monkeys is just comedy and not racism, right? Nobody on the left should have been angry about it because these are just jokes, and you shouldn't be offended by jokes, right?
It used to be that there was shame in stealing. People would do it, but they still acknowledged it was wrong. They would at least attempt to hide it.
The lack of shame is the scary part. Do it in broad daylight with their face exposed without a care in the world.
These are people who are not equipped to be part of civilized society.
The lack of shame is the scary part. Do it in broad daylight with their face exposed without a care in the world.
These are people who are not equipped to be part of civilized society.
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so you guys cried when people said mean things about charlie kirk after his death, but cheer on orange poodle being completely tacky and saying good, to Muellers death???
Mueller was part of a conspiracy to frame Trump for fabricated crimes that they knew were fabricated. Trump may have some reason to hold a grudge.
If you can point to any evil shite Charlie Kirk did to the people celebrating his murder, then post it. As far as I know, he simply had differing political opinions.
They are not the same. Quit being retarded.
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But the fact that there is even a discussion about it tells you how most people think things are going.
This guy's plan is to have Vance invoke the 25th Amendment to remove Trump, then select a Democrat Senator as his VP, and then have Vance announce he will not run for president in 2028.
You think this Democrat wet dream is a serious plan? And you believe it is an indication of how people in general think things are going? Are you retarded?
re: OR principal that was placed on leave for celebrating death of Charlie Kirk gets 5 yrs for
Posted by Nurbis on 3/18/26 at 10:09 am to Bonkers119
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If this guy wasn't pardoned by trump, two children would have been safe from him.
The molestation went as far back as 2023. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced for Jan 6 in 2024. The Trump pardon had no impact on the molestation.
No Trump supporters here are going to take issue with this guy being in prison the rest of his life for molesting children. Meanwhile, Democrats in multiple states push legislation to reduce punishment for child molesters.
re: Suck it, Basij
Posted by Nurbis on 3/17/26 at 1:25 pm to Meauxjeaux
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Bombing people repeatedly might radicalize them…
Sure, if we ignore the dozens of attacks by Iran against Americans that happened for decades before this.
And if we ignore them killing 30,000 of their own citizens, including hundreds of children, just a few weeks ago.
Then yes, we can pretend this bombing campaign has radicalized them.
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Y’all don’t even have, at bare minimum, a slight concern that Charlie had started to question Israel?
Everybody questions Israel all the time. If Israel took out everybody who questioned them, it would impact world population numbers.
Can't imagine a reason why Trump would jokingly endorse a guy with tens of millions of young followers on social media. :rolleyes:
Can we still have bananas and rice?
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He goes on to say that he stands by what he said and that the Muslim terrorist that used him as a springboard to throw a bomb is preferable to the guy they’re protesting
So he would rather die than admit he is wrong.
re: Secretary Hegseth : “the greater North America.”
Posted by Nurbis on 3/6/26 at 2:50 pm to EastWestConnection
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This drunken prick belongs in a gulag
I love the Hegseth hate. You all were convinced he was unqualified and would be a disaster for the military. But the military has kicked arse under his leadership, and it enrages you.
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The potential leverage that woman must have with access to all American FBI, DOJ and CIA records including counter terrorism is insane.
Her company created the software being used. I don't think that means she has access to their files.
re: New libertarian talking point: “actually, only a minority of Iranians oppose the regime”
Posted by Nurbis on 3/5/26 at 4:26 pm to SlowFlowPro
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I don't think that's a factually incorrect assessment. And all the online polling is skewed towards the young/urban.
Nearly 80% of the population lives in urban areas. It may be that rural Iranians support the regime, but that is not a majority.
re: About that Iranian ship we blew up with a torpedo.
Posted by Nurbis on 3/5/26 at 10:44 am to hawkeye007
Seems like we took offense to the Iranian military murdering 30,000 of their own citizens. I feel like that is more cowardly and despicable than us blowing up their ship, but then again, I am an American who loves my country. If I hated my country, then I might somehow see Iran as the innocent victim in this.
re: This is an arse kicking
Posted by Nurbis on 3/4/26 at 10:01 am to NashvilleTider
I see the downvotes on this, but not sure what is being downvoted.
Are they downvoting Hegseth, the military successes in Iran, or just the US in general? Do we have Iran supporters on the board pissed off that we removed the leaders of a terrorist regime?
I get that a downvote indicates a disagreement with the post, but it seems a retarded way to communicate on a message board where you can explain your actual position.
Use your fricking words.
Are they downvoting Hegseth, the military successes in Iran, or just the US in general? Do we have Iran supporters on the board pissed off that we removed the leaders of a terrorist regime?
I get that a downvote indicates a disagreement with the post, but it seems a retarded way to communicate on a message board where you can explain your actual position.
Use your fricking words.
It is pretty obvious the plan is to do nothing until midterms and hope Democrats take control after. Sure, Republicans oppose Democrats, but what they don't want is any lasting representation from MAGA. That is too much like a third party.
So Republicans keep Trump ineffective by doing nothing his first two years, and then when Democrats take control, Republicans will pretend to be outraged at Democrats for blocking Trump but will applaud them behind closed doors.
Their ultimate hope is MAGA ends when Trump leaves office.
So Republicans keep Trump ineffective by doing nothing his first two years, and then when Democrats take control, Republicans will pretend to be outraged at Democrats for blocking Trump but will applaud them behind closed doors.
Their ultimate hope is MAGA ends when Trump leaves office.
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