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thetempleowl
| Favorite team: | Temple |
| Location: | dallas, tx |
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| Interests: | any kind of football |
| Occupation: | healthcare |
| Number of Posts: | 16065 |
| Registered on: | 7/27/2008 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Obama judge drops human trafficking charges against Maryland man
Posted by thetempleowl on 5/22/26 at 3:39 pm to CAD703X
So the charges weren't dropped because the doj committed a colossal mistake or for lack of evidence.
If I read this correctly, it was because orange man bad.
I never heard of this happening but I'm going to guess omb is a legit defense now.
If I read this correctly, it was because orange man bad.
I never heard of this happening but I'm going to guess omb is a legit defense now.
re: DC public schools resist Pirro request to help ID teens in Chipotle melee
Posted by thetempleowl on 5/20/26 at 9:36 am to Night Vision
We can argue whether the schools would've readily agreed to turn over information if the perpetrators were white or if the administration was a democrat led one.
I happen to think they would have readily turned that information over of Garland had asked for it because that is (D)ifferent.
But I think the schools should protect the information by and large and require a court order.
Now if they fight a court order, then that is going too far. But I would want any school to make sure the government follows the rules.
I happen to think they would have readily turned that information over of Garland had asked for it because that is (D)ifferent.
But I think the schools should protect the information by and large and require a court order.
Now if they fight a court order, then that is going too far. But I would want any school to make sure the government follows the rules.
re: Thursday night FBI agents landed at NY Stewart International Airport w/ Mohammad al Saadi
Posted by thetempleowl on 5/16/26 at 3:11 pm to Ailsa
That is your take on things.
The correct take is Saadi was an austere religious leader.
The tda guy was not a gang member, he was a Maryland father and husband.
And the Nigerian? Simply a fisherman trying to make extra money.
I bet you all feel ridiculous now.
The correct take is Saadi was an austere religious leader.
The tda guy was not a gang member, he was a Maryland father and husband.
And the Nigerian? Simply a fisherman trying to make extra money.
I bet you all feel ridiculous now.
re: SIAP: Virginia Democrats can overturn the redistricting ruling: Retire the Supreme Court
Posted by thetempleowl on 5/11/26 at 10:20 am to loogaroo
quote:
don’t get the fury part. They knew they broke the rules.
It's (d)ifferent when they do it.
They aren't used to being told no.
re: North Carolina Autism therapy billings up 47,000%
Posted by thetempleowl on 5/9/26 at 8:31 am to Strannix
660 million in north Carolina.
Just one state.
Up from 1.4 million 5 years ago.
I have no idea why rates of autism is so high.
Just one state.
Up from 1.4 million 5 years ago.
I have no idea why rates of autism is so high.
re: Alabama state troopers escort disruptive protesters out of State House gallery during...
Posted by thetempleowl on 5/8/26 at 4:45 pm to loogaroo
Looks kinda insurrectiony
re: US spy agencies agreed Iran wasn't building a nuke before war started
Posted by thetempleowl on 5/8/26 at 4:03 pm to sgallo3
It's really amazing why we would suspect they were building nuclear weapons.
Iran themselves declared they were working towards nuclear weapons and had 1000 pounds on uranium enriched to 60 percent which can only be used for further enrichment for weapons.
And yet you post this drivel.
I guess you believe this ridiculousness over what iran themselves have said.
Iran themselves declared they were working towards nuclear weapons and had 1000 pounds on uranium enriched to 60 percent which can only be used for further enrichment for weapons.
And yet you post this drivel.
I guess you believe this ridiculousness over what iran themselves have said.
re: Elon Musk buying Twitter was great. What he’s done with it since, no so much
Posted by thetempleowl on 5/8/26 at 3:54 pm to Powerman
quote:
Why would he not?
Well for starters he died in 1999
But why can't be be a verified poster on Twitter. He has voted straight Democrat since 1999.
If he can still vote, I don't see why he can't pay off Twitter.
And just FYI, the dead vote for all intents and purposes 100 percent democrat. It is an incredibly strong voting block for democrats.
This is a main reason democrats don't want dead people purged from the voting records.
Even if they used to vote republican while alive they flip and vote straight Democrat after they die.
And Congress, both democrats and Republicans alike are baffled by this. People like vor and 4 cubbies also can't figure this out and strongly support voting rights for dead people.
re: Alan Dershowitz calls the Democrats the most intolerant group in modern American history
Posted by thetempleowl on 5/6/26 at 7:12 am to L.A.
It is well known that at least among male democrats they have a he said tiny tiny tiny tents.
Must be the soy.
Must be the soy.
re: Pro-Palestine and Islamist leftists are clashing with New York police officers
Posted by thetempleowl on 5/6/26 at 6:56 am to Major Dutch Schaefer
They have one of them in office.
They think the new mayor will support them.
They are testing to see what they can do.
They think the new mayor will support them.
They are testing to see what they can do.
re: Prediction: Once Iran runs out of oil storage,they will pump th excess into the Strait
Posted by thetempleowl on 5/5/26 at 7:46 am to Powerman
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Correct. Which is why we should have never started it to begin with.
This will go down as one of the dumbest foreign policy moved in American history.
This is the dumbest take I have seen in a while. It requires ignorance to a ridiculous level.
You think iran is bad now, imagine how bad they would be with nuclear weapons.
Even worse imagine them with enough rocket fuel and thousands more rockets and drones and nuclear weapons.
Imagine iran after they had nuclear weapons going around saying hey, we want you to pay tolls for using the SoH.
World said no, they stay firing hundreds of missiles at ships.
You bomb iran and you are in the same situation as now except they have nuclear weapons.
So they give one to a random terrorist and they take a ship and blow it up on the water in a bay of a large city.
Iran is causing problems now. This is more a sign that this should have been done about 30 years ago.
There were a number of colossal mistakes in the intervening 50 years. But the fact is this regime is too dangerous to the world to survive as is.
And they're are a number of people on this board that are not thinking of what a stronger theocratic crazy violent regime would do if they had more rockets to cause problems, more drones to cause problems and nuclear weapons.
re: ‘Is there anything Gavin hasn’t destroyed?’ California 911 system upgrade reportedly a ‘di
Posted by thetempleowl on 5/4/26 at 11:32 am to djmed
No big deal. It was only half of billion dollars.
That system should have cost a maximum of 100 million dollars. I don't see how it could even cost that much.
The remaining 400 million was payout.
And they ended up with a non functioning system because in reality it was all a payout.
That system should have cost a maximum of 100 million dollars. I don't see how it could even cost that much.
The remaining 400 million was payout.
And they ended up with a non functioning system because in reality it was all a payout.
re: Honestly,Trump planned the fake assassination attempt at the perfect time.
Posted by thetempleowl on 5/2/26 at 8:19 am to crimsoncoded94
I honestly don't know whether to up vote or down vote.
It's not because the post was incredibly stupid, which it was.
I can't decide whether it was a masterful troll, which i kinda think it was or if he really is that stupid...
It's not because the post was incredibly stupid, which it was.
I can't decide whether it was a masterful troll, which i kinda think it was or if he really is that stupid...
re: Russiagate Indictments" "Sit tight because things are coming."
Posted by thetempleowl on 4/30/26 at 6:57 am to leeman101
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I bet off the camera, they gushed over her outfit and her nails like women do.
These things by and large are not women. Whoopi is not a women.
These are rabid activist progressive democrats.
They hate beauty. They consider beauty those with high esg scores. It's all about getting and maintaining power.
re: Congress Has Become Totally Irrelevant
Posted by thetempleowl on 4/27/26 at 7:01 am to NC_Tigah
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hard-liners want provisions suppressing the vote in the name of nonexistent voter fraud, anti-government bigots want undefined “fraud prevention” actions to deny welfare spending to Black and brown people in blue cities,
quote:
The key point to me is that the filibuster is actually a tool for more lawlessness, as politicians scheme to find a way around it.
This whole article is crap.
There is fraud and the only suppression is to voters that do not have the right to vote.
And he looks at the filibuster as a Democrat does.
Extremely biased article that I couldn't read.
re: We have video of the speed run, so we should have video of the take down
Posted by thetempleowl on 4/26/26 at 11:49 am to OldManRiver
You will never see video of the takedown.
That would show how they took him down.
They don't want you to know how the takedown occurred because next person can thwart it.
That would show how they took him down.
They don't want you to know how the takedown occurred because next person can thwart it.
re: 518,428 children have died preventable deaths in the year since Musk dismantled USAID
Posted by thetempleowl on 4/24/26 at 2:59 pm to stout
Probably more than 518k children across the world died from preventable deaths.
With usaid spending 128 million then only 517,950 children would've died. Pretty horrendous return on investment.
Also why are we supposed to fund the world?
With usaid spending 128 million then only 517,950 children would've died. Pretty horrendous return on investment.
Also why are we supposed to fund the world?
re: Iran's economy is in freefall 10-million rial bill
Posted by thetempleowl on 4/24/26 at 11:16 am to Jbird
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its remaining trading partners, like Russia and China, have shown little desire to come to its rescue.
They traded with you because you were the enemy of their enemy and it was in their interest.
They never were big fans of the crazy religious fanatics and are likely less so now.
Russia never wanted a nuclear iran. Otherwise they would fear the Muslim areas of their country being given one by crazy iran.
re: Mamdani voters who backed him by 40+ points are turning on him.
Posted by thetempleowl on 4/24/26 at 9:01 am to Friscodog
These idiots love the liberal image they can project until those liberal ideas impact them.
These idiots who voted for him were unable to see what it meant to them.
Or is yet another example of why liberals are stupid.
These idiots who voted for him were unable to see what it meant to them.
Or is yet another example of why liberals are stupid.
re: Was war back in the day just a good way to cull your undesirable population?
Posted by thetempleowl on 4/23/26 at 4:44 pm to theliontamer
No.
World war one caused Britain to lose a generation of young men.
The world wars created a different meaning of war.
I don't think people can imagine the horrors that were seen in world War 1. I mean now days some millennial can suffer from ptsd because of being misgendered.
Trench warfare was simply running straight into machine gun fire.
World war one caused Britain to lose a generation of young men.
The world wars created a different meaning of war.
I don't think people can imagine the horrors that were seen in world War 1. I mean now days some millennial can suffer from ptsd because of being misgendered.
Trench warfare was simply running straight into machine gun fire.
re: Has this made the rounds? Craziest courtroom meltdown ever.
Posted by thetempleowl on 4/23/26 at 10:14 am to i am dan
The lawyer who went crazy is a female who wants to be a male.
Why call them transgender when my wording is true. That person wants to be a male except when she is being arrested. Then if you hear she demands a female officer and they say there isn't one available.
She knows she isn't a male. It's comical in reality.
Have you ever had a female want to compete as a male? We hear all the time about males who want to be female wanting to compete with women.
When do you hear of a female who wants to be a male wating to compete as a male? Of a female who wants to be a male request to go to a male prison?
Never happens.
Why call them transgender when my wording is true. That person wants to be a male except when she is being arrested. Then if you hear she demands a female officer and they say there isn't one available.
She knows she isn't a male. It's comical in reality.
Have you ever had a female want to compete as a male? We hear all the time about males who want to be female wanting to compete with women.
When do you hear of a female who wants to be a male wating to compete as a male? Of a female who wants to be a male request to go to a male prison?
Never happens.
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