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Jimbeaux
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| Registered on: | 9/2/2003 |
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small group of newspaper editors, farmers, and soldiers signed a document declaring our nation’s independence
That’s a strange and inaccurate portrayal of the Continental Congress! Most of the signers were quite wealthy by the standards of the day. Calling them farmers instead of “landed gentry” is intentionally pandering.
Hancock was probably the richest man in the colonies. There’s no shame in that, btw. Mamdami is a rich, over-degreed, under-educated colonialist nepo-baby who likes to pretend he identifies with the working class, so he twists language like a true Marxist who does not believe in objective reality.
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The nightly demonstrations began over a luxury coastal resort development project in a protected natural area linked to U.S. President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner
“Linked”
How typical of the AP. Smear tactics using the loosest possible substantiation.
So I am to believe that the Albanians are protesting for 35 nights straight due to a luxury condo project being developed in a “protected natural area”? That seems a pretty ticky-tack issue for a month long protest, no?
Eurocat posting a Yahoo article written by the AP with scant details that “links” Jared Kushner to an unpopular real estate deal in Albania?
I’m gonna go take a nap.
I’ll allow it
Nice list. I haven’t read The Camp of the Saints yet, but I’ve heard its very good.
re: Is it really self evident is that all men are created equal?
Posted by Jimbeaux on 7/3/26 at 6:34 pm to NorthTiger
Equal in dignity.
Saying it’s self-evident is a bit of hyperbole, but it is discoverable by all and by the collective we, with the use of logic.
Saying it’s self-evident is a bit of hyperbole, but it is discoverable by all and by the collective we, with the use of logic.
re: Louisiana Supreme Court issues stay in indictment of AG Liz Murrill
Posted by Jimbeaux on 7/3/26 at 7:55 am to SlowFlowPro
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The Criminal Clerk had this power?
I know, right?!! But yes
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The clerk’s office must be the source of programs
Well, for one thing, it’s a huge employment program for the DEI set.
Secondly, it has local control over maintaining voting machines, a big part of controlling the voter rolls, and in election vote counting.
re: Louisiana Supreme Court issues stay in indictment of AG Liz Murrill
Posted by Jimbeaux on 7/3/26 at 7:47 am to SlowFlowPro
SFP, or any other lawyer, is it normal for the local jurisdiction to have the power to appoint a special prosecutor (from among their allies) to investigate and prosecute a state elected official?
Laurie White is the local Gloria Allred.
Laurie White is the local Gloria Allred.
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I'll never understand why people like that continue to post here. What's the point in continuing when every time you post anything there is a chorus of responses calling you a fricking retard?
It’s what they post about and the content.
In this case, it’s an attempt at a gotcha snarky comment about ownership of guns and what they’re uses for.
That’s a nuanced discussion that a 2A supporter is more than willing to have. Instead, we get this half-assed quip, which is ironic since it’s the 2A that allows good people to thwart the efforts of the evil people.
Without the 2A, the disaffected leftist punk could have just walked in with a machete, or a jug of gas and a lighter, and have himself a bloodbath party.
quote:I seriously thought at first that you were talking about the church security guy, and thought, Good point! Then I saw who posted it! :rotflmao:
Just a typical 2A patriot exercising his constitutional right to bear arms.
You sure are a stupid person. :rotflmao:
re: Rumor around Monroe is ICE is in the Pecanland Mall and vicinity.
Posted by Jimbeaux on 6/30/26 at 9:27 pm to DeafVallyBatnR
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I do not have Facebook or social media. But that is what I've been told.
Well what are you doing talking about it on the internet? Loose lips sink ships!
Australia
They gave us vegemite
They gave us vegemite
Check out those lightning hands! :rotflmao:
re: Worth a read; Charles Krauthammer
Posted by Jimbeaux on 6/29/26 at 2:58 pm to WheyCheddar
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Good lord, get your tongue out of his arse for 5 minutes, please. You are too delusional for comprehension.
It’s called a detailed response to your delusional idiocy.
re: Worth a read; Charles Krauthammer
Posted by Jimbeaux on 6/29/26 at 12:26 pm to WheyCheddar
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And of course he died before Jan 6, the rat frick disaster that was COVID, and all of the clear examples of graft were on open display. I imagine none of these things would have warmed CK’s heart to Drumpf.
January 6? The protest about corrupt elections (now proven) that was spiked with a psy-op Dem controlled FBI? Or did you miss the news in your dem-controlled media feed?
The rat frick disaster that was COVID? You mean the Fauci led, American financed, foreign spoil, Chi-Com involved human generated, illegal gain of function research caused pan-global virus and the concomitant cover up and globalist controlled experiment in authoritarian suppression in the heretofore free world?
And which “clear examples of graft” could you be referring to? Hilldawg’s approval of the sale of American uranium (Uranium One) to Rosotom, a state controlled Russian uranium company as a pass through to Iran in exchange for big contributions to the Clinton Global Initiative? Or maybe it was Biden’s son getting placed on the board of foreign energy companies with no experience and a health crack and crack-whore addiction with 10% to the “Big Guy”? Or the charade that was USAID funding dem causes with no accountability and multiple pass-through NGO’s?
re: Birthright Decision Coming Out Today
Posted by Jimbeaux on 6/29/26 at 8:20 am to Ace Midnight
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We kind of already know that this decision is going against Trump's position. Why? Because if it was going to go Trump's way, *ahem* "someone" would have leaked it already. #Facts
There’s such a small number of reasons for a nefarious trouble maker to leak a decision early. The only two reasons I can think of are a) to create enough pre-release blowback to force a change, even if only a subtle change. And b) to foment unrest and drama about the forthcoming decision so as to frame it as outside of the Overton Window; ie, make it seem radical.
In other words it is a subversive, communist, revolutionary action meant to destabilize and subvert the rule of law.
re: I think I could fix her
Posted by Jimbeaux on 6/28/26 at 10:55 am to ellunchboxo
She’s got a Personality Disorder.
Judge was correct to hold her accountable and give her real consequences. Counseling is probably not gonna help, especially with the vast majority of counselors being quacks. Consequences are the only language that she might understand.
Judge was correct to hold her accountable and give her real consequences. Counseling is probably not gonna help, especially with the vast majority of counselors being quacks. Consequences are the only language that she might understand.
Lots of insects and small animals eat mosquitoes and their larva. This won’t end well.
I’m an old curmudgeon and don’t make changes lightly.
While I don’t have a problem with gas mowers and know that’s the best option in many applications, I made the switch fo electric for my mid-sized suburban yard.
Now, it’s my first one so I’m still waiting to see how it holds up over time, but it’s been good so far.
I had a small adjustment period for the first cut. But the power is not at all a problem and the battery holds up fine for the entire job, with 1/3 to 1/2 capacity to spare.
I like that its quieter and makes me feel less guilty about cutting early for the neighbors. Also I can better hear my music in my ear buds while cutting.
So far, there’s less maintenance that the gas mowers, especially if you include filling the gas can.
I made the decision based on pros and cons, and so far I’m more than satisfied.
While I don’t have a problem with gas mowers and know that’s the best option in many applications, I made the switch fo electric for my mid-sized suburban yard.
Now, it’s my first one so I’m still waiting to see how it holds up over time, but it’s been good so far.
I had a small adjustment period for the first cut. But the power is not at all a problem and the battery holds up fine for the entire job, with 1/3 to 1/2 capacity to spare.
I like that its quieter and makes me feel less guilty about cutting early for the neighbors. Also I can better hear my music in my ear buds while cutting.
So far, there’s less maintenance that the gas mowers, especially if you include filling the gas can.
I made the decision based on pros and cons, and so far I’m more than satisfied.
re: How long should a senior be missing before calling police?
Posted by Jimbeaux on 6/27/26 at 11:55 am to PurpleandGold Motown
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Cali also has the "Feather Alert" for missing natives.
Racist much?
For real? :rotflmao:
Temu Abe Lincoln on the drum! :bow: :lol:
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