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quote:Yikes. You can’t be serious.
Unless some of these mother frickers are frogmarched, tried and convicted, assets confiscated and their families are thrown out on the streets...it will all be for naught. No quarter. This shite has to stop.
quote:I disagree with this. The war has been ongoing for 5 years.
Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis for GasBuddy, which tracks U.S. gasoline prices, estimated that 60% to 65% of the recent diesel price spike stems from Ukrainian attacks on Russian facilities
If the Strait is Open, Why is Diesel at Record Highs?
Posted by RFK on 10/6/26 at 11:50 am
Nearly just as much crude oil is passing through the strait on a daily basis as before the Iran war began. Yet diesel remains at record highs.
That’s because people don’t buy crude oil. They buy gasoline, jet fuel, and diesel.
Iran played their limited hands masterfully when they destroyed the refinement capacity of their gulf neighbors. Given the time it will take to return those to operating capacity, diesel, and therefore costs of goods, will remain high for the next several months.
Be wary of claims “the strait is open” without proper context. I suspect this is why the administration is delivering free money checks in an attempt to distract from the fact prices will unfortunately remain high for a while, and they did not properly evaluate Iran’s actions.
That’s because people don’t buy crude oil. They buy gasoline, jet fuel, and diesel.
Iran played their limited hands masterfully when they destroyed the refinement capacity of their gulf neighbors. Given the time it will take to return those to operating capacity, diesel, and therefore costs of goods, will remain high for the next several months.
Be wary of claims “the strait is open” without proper context. I suspect this is why the administration is delivering free money checks in an attempt to distract from the fact prices will unfortunately remain high for a while, and they did not properly evaluate Iran’s actions.
re: Nottoway Plantation to be Rebuilt in Exact Form with References to Its Slavery Past
Posted by RFK on 10/4/26 at 11:46 am to BestBanker
I would use this as leverage in the midterms. Support shows the world that the GOP supports acknowledgment and not erasure of history (as democrats have done with statues).
It’s a win/win.
It’s a win/win.
Nottoway Plantation to be Rebuilt in Exact Form with References to Its Slavery Past
Posted by RFK on 10/4/26 at 11:35 am
The owner has initiated a massive donor-funded rebuild of Nottoway aimed to be completed in 2029. Plans are for an exact reconstruction with additions to acknowledge slavery.
My wife and I have frequented Nottoway over the years and attended several weddings there. I am pleased to see it rebuilt in a manner that includes everyone’s perspective and acknowledges the full scope of Louisiana’s history.
I won’t link the gofundme as to not violate website rules, but it’s easily locatable on the internet.
“I am naturally anti-slavery. If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong.”
-Abraham Lincoln
Not that either party condones slavery, but Lincoln was a Republican.
quote:
-Enslaved Peoples' Memorial: Plans include a dedicated memorial honoring the enslaved individuals who originally built and labored on the plantation in 1859.
-Unification Center: A new educational center will be established on-site to openly acknowledge and confront the history of chattel slavery.
My wife and I have frequented Nottoway over the years and attended several weddings there. I am pleased to see it rebuilt in a manner that includes everyone’s perspective and acknowledges the full scope of Louisiana’s history.
I won’t link the gofundme as to not violate website rules, but it’s easily locatable on the internet.
“I am naturally anti-slavery. If slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong.”
-Abraham Lincoln
Not that either party condones slavery, but Lincoln was a Republican.
Oh my god let it go.
It was a virus. No one could have prevented it.
Move on with muh covid
It was a virus. No one could have prevented it.
Move on with muh covid
If any Republican supports this they are a hypocrite unworthy of the right to vote. Full stop.
re: US and China agree to cut tariffs on $60 billion worth of goods, from coal to toys
Posted by RFK on 9/28/26 at 10:35 am to ragincajun03
I wonder how much Walmart stock Trump inc. bought last week.
re: Trump cancels nearly $1B in funding for illegal immigrants & other programs in rescission
Posted by RFK on 9/26/26 at 1:14 am to Bobby OG Johnson
quote:Only a court of law can determine if something is unlawful, not some agency.
independent Government Accountability Office has concluded that pocket rescissions are unlawfu
re: China Has F-35 parts. Thank you Australia.
Posted by RFK on 9/24/26 at 1:22 pm to prplhze2000
Why are these parts being entrusted to UPS?
We wouldn’t ship classified documents via commercial courier.
We wouldn’t ship classified documents via commercial courier.
1. Didn’t Hegeseth deny these reports
2. Disingenuous to classify suicide as weak
3. This says the strike group, so it could also include the ships sent to protect it
2. Disingenuous to classify suicide as weak
3. This says the strike group, so it could also include the ships sent to protect it
Globalists Are Thick as Thieves - The U.S. Isn’t Pulling Out of Europe
Posted by RFK on 9/23/26 at 3:18 pm
Trump said in May that Italy (and Spain) would “probably” see cuts because they limited U.S. use of bases for operations against Iran. That produced a lot of headlines, but no order.
In June, Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto met Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and said he saw no intent to pull out of Italian bases.
Germany, I understand. Italy? Why there? Italians have almost no land to train on, like Poland.
In June, Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto met Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and said he saw no intent to pull out of Italian bases.
Germany, I understand. Italy? Why there? Italians have almost no land to train on, like Poland.
re: 7% Mortgage Rates 30-Year
Posted by RFK on 9/23/26 at 3:09 pm to SlowFlowPro
I hope not. We bought 7 houses in COVID era that now rent at 400% of their note. That was the best time to buy, rates were 1-2%.
Love how Trump will be the first president with $6.50 diesel.
Honestly no one would have ever thought prices would go that high.
And he’s the “republican.”
It’s like 10,000 spoons…
Honestly no one would have ever thought prices would go that high.
And he’s the “republican.”
It’s like 10,000 spoons…
It gets hotter every year. Year after year.
I understand this. With the heat waves intensifying, it’s not the 1930s.
Burning fossil fuels seems no end in sight, either.
I understand this. With the heat waves intensifying, it’s not the 1930s.
Burning fossil fuels seems no end in sight, either.
I Believe Iran Will Continue to Play the Long Game as We Endure Diesel Price Hikes
Posted by RFK on 9/22/26 at 3:15 pm
U.S. retail diesel was about $3.70 - $3.80 a gallon just before the Iran War began in February. It is as higher now as $6.50, a rise of $2.70 or about 75%.
If diesel stays this high, the U.S. economy will, without a doubt, see a lasting tax on freight, farming and construction that keeps inflation elevated, raises the cost of almost everything and lowers growth and real wages over time.
Iran knows this and will continue to hold out. My question is, why did Hegseth refuse to acknowledge this when it was foreseeable? If anything it has put Trump in a precarious position with no exit ramp.
If diesel stays this high, the U.S. economy will, without a doubt, see a lasting tax on freight, farming and construction that keeps inflation elevated, raises the cost of almost everything and lowers growth and real wages over time.
Iran knows this and will continue to hold out. My question is, why did Hegseth refuse to acknowledge this when it was foreseeable? If anything it has put Trump in a precarious position with no exit ramp.
re: Do you believe in the great replacement?
Posted by RFK on 9/21/26 at 1:28 pm to theliontamer
If this is part of replacement (conspiracy) theory then of course not.
“prove me wrong” :lol:
“prove me wrong” :lol:
re: WaPo Reporter: No more POTUS Trump press pool because CNN was dropped
Posted by RFK on 9/21/26 at 1:19 pm to JimEverett
quote:Let’s be honest about what you posted and what it actually says.
JimEverett
AP v. Budowich is a 2025 stay pending appeal, not a final judgment. It applies to the types of rooms/spaces the Executive can limit access to, not blanket removal because of negative media coverage.
2 out of 3 judges voted to stay (most of) the district-court injunction that had forced the White House to let the AP into the Oval Office, Air Force One, and similar tight spaces after the AP refused to say “Gulf of America.”
The stay did not apply to the East Room.
This opinion does not say “negative stories” is a lawful reason to deactivate every pass and have Secret Service take them at the gate for an entire company/media outlet.
re: WaPo Reporter: No more POTUS Trump press pool because CNN was dropped
Posted by RFK on 9/21/26 at 11:06 am to Bobby OG Johnson
Very clear distinction there.
Those reporters were prohibited because there was a clearing of the access rosters and streamlining of how many reporters from each outlet were allowed access.
They didn’t ban their newspapers outright. That’s what happened here.
Those reporters were prohibited because there was a clearing of the access rosters and streamlining of how many reporters from each outlet were allowed access.
They didn’t ban their newspapers outright. That’s what happened here.
They’re punishing free speech because the ban is because of the reporting, not a content-neutral space, security, or logistics rule applied to everyone.
The government can’t use official access as a prize for friendly coverage, and a penalty for unfriendly coverage.
Imagine if the democrats were allowed to do this.
The government can’t use official access as a prize for friendly coverage, and a penalty for unfriendly coverage.
Imagine if the democrats were allowed to do this.
re: WaPo Reporter: No more POTUS Trump press pool because CNN was dropped
Posted by RFK on 9/21/26 at 10:46 am to NashvilleTider
Unfortunately Trump is about to have it handed to him by the courts.
Theres no right to a press pass or media access. However once you allow the media in, you can’t selectively choose who gets in because you don’t like their coverage.
That’s viewpoint discrimination. The First Amendment’s core rule is that the state may not punish speech because of its message. Trump’s stated reason, “negative stories” and “I don’t have to let them into the people’s house,” is almost a textbook admission of that.
Theres no right to a press pass or media access. However once you allow the media in, you can’t selectively choose who gets in because you don’t like their coverage.
That’s viewpoint discrimination. The First Amendment’s core rule is that the state may not punish speech because of its message. Trump’s stated reason, “negative stories” and “I don’t have to let them into the people’s house,” is almost a textbook admission of that.
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