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re: List of Places Donald Trump Was At During 9/11
Posted by Woolfpack on 9/9/26 at 1:01 pm to Terrific Tales
I know a few contractors who toured ground zero in the days after 9/11. Not sure what the reasoning was but thinking back they all were talking about the structural collapse and what could be done. Mostly it was astonishment at the destruction tho. Anyway, if the contractors I knew toured the site, Donald J. Trump 1000% would have toured the site.
We’re past the point of the IRGC agreeing that they won’t build a nuclear weapon.
Now it’s on to either making the IRGC unable to build a nuke or the IRGC being overthrown.
We haven’t seen bridge and power plant lunch hour yet so make your own assumptions.
Now it’s on to either making the IRGC unable to build a nuke or the IRGC being overthrown.
We haven’t seen bridge and power plant lunch hour yet so make your own assumptions.
It was all theory.
Then came FMRI.
Then came FMRI.
re: PSA; Throw Rocks at ICE Agents from a bridge, you’ll find out. Awesome beatdown to follow
Posted by Woolfpack on 9/2/26 at 8:11 pm to GatorOnAnIsland
Back in the 80s cops were just as likely to throw you a beating and let you go as they were to ticket you.
I’m not saying it solved all crime but it definitely cut down on the nonsense.
I’m not saying it solved all crime but it definitely cut down on the nonsense.
re: President Trump met with O&G Industry leaders yesterday; fuel prices and future stability
Posted by Woolfpack on 9/2/26 at 12:24 pm to IvoryBillMatt
How many times have you had your boyfriend break up with you?
There is a spigot sticking out of the ground, in a sense.
It takes time for the oil executives to hash out the contracts but basically you take the Venezuelan oil and send it to the gulf coast refineries. Then with the money from the sale of the refined oil, you purchase oil from the Bakken and or Permian and that oil can go directly into the SPR through already existing pipelines. You can also use Canadian oil after they process it and send it down the pipeline.
Nobody is saying we can fill the SPR overnight but in theory we can begin filling it in a couple of weeks after we swap it for American oil.
There are some that would argue that we should focus on increasing production at our oilfields first because Venezuela production has been badly damaged by socialism neglect and needs large investments before increasing production above the 1.1 million barrels a day.
Gulf coast refineries are pretty much operating at capacity with the new Venezuelan oil that they love so swaps seems like the best way to go.
It takes time for the oil executives to hash out the contracts but basically you take the Venezuelan oil and send it to the gulf coast refineries. Then with the money from the sale of the refined oil, you purchase oil from the Bakken and or Permian and that oil can go directly into the SPR through already existing pipelines. You can also use Canadian oil after they process it and send it down the pipeline.
Nobody is saying we can fill the SPR overnight but in theory we can begin filling it in a couple of weeks after we swap it for American oil.
There are some that would argue that we should focus on increasing production at our oilfields first because Venezuela production has been badly damaged by socialism neglect and needs large investments before increasing production above the 1.1 million barrels a day.
Gulf coast refineries are pretty much operating at capacity with the new Venezuelan oil that they love so swaps seems like the best way to go.
Google Maps says 22 hours with tolls and 24 hours no tolls.
We need to stop supporting these socialist countries. We keep pumping billions in and they say how much better it is there. Let them walk the walk.
Canada has had 300% tarrifs on US dairy products for decades.
Canada has had 300% tarrifs on US dairy products for decades.
re: North Carolina mobile petting zoo baby goats found to have rabies
Posted by Woolfpack on 9/1/26 at 11:20 am to chinhoyang
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they weren't bitten, they can't get the rabies
You don’t have to be bitten. You could get the saliva on your hands feeding them a carrot or something. Then you rub your eyes or nose or put your fingers in your mouth and viola, you got rabies.
re: Matt Bowers Dodge Dealership destroys a customer's $100,000 Hellcat! UPDATED LINK
Posted by Woolfpack on 8/31/26 at 8:05 am to America250
Used to be you would go to the news with a story like this.
Nowadays you’d probably want to go to the car YouTubers.
Nowadays you’d probably want to go to the car YouTubers.
Didn’t like before this thing started, didn’t the US offer to build nuclear power plants for them and even provide basically unlimited material to power them?
Then, after that offer was denied, and after we started bombing them relentlessly, didn’t we then offer them a deal with a clear path to rebuild and restore their country as long as they stopped trying to build nuclear weapons?
I think we did. I think they are a bunch of fanatical morons. I think Kharg needs to go. I think power plants needs to go. I think bridges need to go.
They only see kindness as weakness. They keep some semblance of daily life going and believe they can win, that they can hold out and wait us out. That needs to end.
Now, I don’t know how many missiles and launchers they have left but I guess we will just have to find out. They seem to be willing to blow up their neighbors production facilities. Can we defend some of the critical facilities in the region? Can other facilities elsewhere make up some of the difference?
We could maybe drop 5 gallon buckets of American maple syrup down the vent shafts and entrances for the underground missile bases. I mean nobody wants syrup everywhere but it might be time to let them know we aren’t playing nice.
Then, after that offer was denied, and after we started bombing them relentlessly, didn’t we then offer them a deal with a clear path to rebuild and restore their country as long as they stopped trying to build nuclear weapons?
I think we did. I think they are a bunch of fanatical morons. I think Kharg needs to go. I think power plants needs to go. I think bridges need to go.
They only see kindness as weakness. They keep some semblance of daily life going and believe they can win, that they can hold out and wait us out. That needs to end.
Now, I don’t know how many missiles and launchers they have left but I guess we will just have to find out. They seem to be willing to blow up their neighbors production facilities. Can we defend some of the critical facilities in the region? Can other facilities elsewhere make up some of the difference?
We could maybe drop 5 gallon buckets of American maple syrup down the vent shafts and entrances for the underground missile bases. I mean nobody wants syrup everywhere but it might be time to let them know we aren’t playing nice.
“Faithless electors” in 2016
Democratic Defectors (5 total): Five electors pledged to Hillary Clinton voted for alternative candidates. Three in Washington voted for Colin Powell, one in Washington voted for Faith Spotted Eagle, and one in Hawaii voted for Bernie Sanders.
Republican Defectors (2 total): Two electors pledged to Donald Trump voted for alternative candidates. Both defectors were from Texas; one voted for John Kasich and the other voted for Ron Paul.
Democratic Defectors (5 total): Five electors pledged to Hillary Clinton voted for alternative candidates. Three in Washington voted for Colin Powell, one in Washington voted for Faith Spotted Eagle, and one in Hawaii voted for Bernie Sanders.
Republican Defectors (2 total): Two electors pledged to Donald Trump voted for alternative candidates. Both defectors were from Texas; one voted for John Kasich and the other voted for Ron Paul.
We know your playbook.
Rule #1 is to accuse your enemies of what you are doing.
It only works for radicals, unfortunately.
You keep an open mind and think clearly and rationally, especially about invisible highly emotional topics!
See? It only works for you radicals. Congratulations, I guess.
Rule #1 is to accuse your enemies of what you are doing.
It only works for radicals, unfortunately.
You keep an open mind and think clearly and rationally, especially about invisible highly emotional topics!
See? It only works for you radicals. Congratulations, I guess.
quote]The biggest choke point in the world[/quote]
The biggest choke point in the world today is Taiwan.
Clearly, you are a bit slow on the uptake. Hormuz was the biggest choke point but President Donald J. Trump and the US Navy brought that bullshite to an abrupt end.
Today is a great day for the United States of America. We should celebrate the tremendous success President Trump has achieved in securing resources for the American people. Not to mention benefits to the people of Venezuela being the icing on the seven layer cake.
The biggest choke point in the world today is Taiwan.
Clearly, you are a bit slow on the uptake. Hormuz was the biggest choke point but President Donald J. Trump and the US Navy brought that bullshite to an abrupt end.
Today is a great day for the United States of America. We should celebrate the tremendous success President Trump has achieved in securing resources for the American people. Not to mention benefits to the people of Venezuela being the icing on the seven layer cake.
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The biggest choke point in the world
The biggest choke point in the world today is Taiwan.
Hormuz was the biggest choke point but President Donald J. Trump and the US Navy brought that bullshite to an abrupt end.
Today is a great day for the United States of America. We should celebrate the tremendous success President Trump has achieved in securing resources for the American people. Not to mention benefits to the people of Venezuela being the icing on the seven layer cake.
re: Clearest 9/11 footage I've ever seen
Posted by Woolfpack on 8/28/26 at 12:49 pm to GeneralLee
It was the heat that made them jump.
It was hot enough to melt the aluminum cladding and cause the beams to sag after the fireproofing was stripped away by the planes tearing through.
It was hot enough to melt the aluminum cladding and cause the beams to sag after the fireproofing was stripped away by the planes tearing through.
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Virginia
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We don't exactly roll out the red carpet and welcome signs down here.
I was waiting for the punchline.
Are you freakin serious?
If the 2024 election went how Virginians voted, we’d probably all be speaking retarded by now.
ETA 2024
Especially due to recent events, this title is 100% clickbait.
A dumpster fire in London is what this is.
A dumpster fire in London is what this is.
re: What can be done to prevent the next dem president from rehiring all the fired fed workers
Posted by Woolfpack on 8/28/26 at 8:07 am to Cheese Grits
Yeah but there’s a difference between buying $1000 of butter vs buying a freezer for $500 and $500 worth of butter.
Sure on the books it’s a thousand either way but only one scenario do you have butter the next day.
Sure on the books it’s a thousand either way but only one scenario do you have butter the next day.
re: Which US president would you pick in a street/bar fight?
Posted by Woolfpack on 8/27/26 at 8:44 am to ClientNumber9
Donald J. Trump.
Heart of a lion. Fight. Fight. Fight.
Heart of a lion. Fight. Fight. Fight.
I feel like “slightly sloped roof” should replace “frick you, we did it” in common American vernacular.
But who knows, it could just be the Secret freakin Service had the most incompetent and delusional person in the history of the world appointed director.
But who knows, it could just be the Secret freakin Service had the most incompetent and delusional person in the history of the world appointed director.
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