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NStep retweeted
America has spent nearly $6 Trillion on illegal aliens and foreign aid in the past 50 years and only $50 Billion on updating critical FAA systems.
The cost of failing to put America First is real.
Insane.
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Here's a joke about Islam:
When are Muslim women allowed to walk ahead of the men ?
In mine fields
Oh! There'a a knock at the door...
🚨 TODAY IS THE DAY!
Stephen Gray is in court today to appeal his conviction under Section 127 of the Communications Act 2003 for posting a joke about Islam on Facebook.
Stephen is an FSU member and a retired police officer who gave 27 years of service to his community.
The joke was an image of a rasher of bacon beside a man in a turban, with the caption: “Fun facts about bacon! People who eat bacon have a lower chance of marrying a 9-year-old!”
It referred to the Prophet Muhammad’s marriage to Aisha, who was six at the time, and the consummation of the marriage when she was nine.
Stephen told the court that the post was satirical, but that he also hoped it would prompt serious debate about whether the marriage had helped make child marriage acceptable in parts of the Muslim world.
He was ordered to pay more than £1,000 in fines and costs, and now has a criminal record.
This is astonishing in a country that abolished blasphemy laws in 2008 — 18 years ago.
The Free Speech Union is proud to support Stephen, and we hope he wins his appeal today.
Please donate to Stephen’s crowdfunder and help us stop an Islamic blasphemy law from taking root in Britain 👇
NStep retweeted
🚨 WOW: Sean Duffy just told stranded travelers exactly why he grounded the whole country.
Duffy says his first full day on the job was the D.C. AIR CRASH, and he never wants to face another family whose loved one didn't come home.
He says "I FLY ALL THE TIME. MY KIDS FLY, MY WIFE FLIES." To him, yesterday proved the system is safe because they brought every plane down safely, found the problem and got back up and running.
He knows people missed games, weddings and birthday parties. "I WANT THEM TO GET HOME SAFELY."
A missed game beats a funeral every single time.
Thank you, Secretary Duffy, for putting American lives first.
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No clue who this guy is, but he makes a reasonable explanation for why Ole Miss could not make it to Oklahoma on Friday.
The comments alone are worth a read, as he is battling for his life against angry Sooners
His responses are both childish and hilarious
Finally, all my interests have converged!
While I agree that this is being handled poorly by the SEC, it is largely out of the hands of Ole Miss. The Ole Miss charter situation is a bit different than that of most other programs.
Ole Miss charters via JetBlue operating out of Tupelo Regional Airport, an hour bus trip from Oxford. KTUP is a small airport with little scheduled commercial traffic, it is uncontrolled after 10pm, and is not a hub or base of operations for JetBlue.
Due to the nationwide ground stop, the JetBlue crew operating the Ole Miss charter certainly would have timed out their duty day before the aircraft could depart.
Since it isn't a hub or base of operations, no relief crew would have been available to operate the charter tonight and no commercial flights departed from or arrived at KTUP after the ground stop was lifted so none could be flown in.
That means the earliest Ole Miss can depart would be when the rest period for the assigned crew is up, 10 hours, which only begins after the duty day ends. Depending on when that occurred, it is possible their next duty day couldn't even begin until after 8am. Add in an hour to bus/pre-flight, an hour to board, an hour and a half flight into Oklahoma City, an hour to load onto buses and half an hour to bus to Norman it would have been early afternoon before Ole Miss could get to OU.
Even if kick was delayed until evening, that would be pushing it in terms of player safety and it is also unclear if the SEC even offered a late Saturday kick time as an option.
Could an all-out last ditch effort made it work? Sure. But is an Ole Miss-Oklahoma game in mid-November worth making that all-out last ditch effort at the risk of player safety? I would personally say no. Unfortunately that means Oklahoma fans, through no fault of their own, get screwed. Knowing OU fans as I do, they'll find a way to make it hell on Ole Miss Sunday.
NStep retweeted
Ole Miss-Oklahoma is now being played on Sunday because Ole Miss says they couldn’t get a flight to Norman after all the delays and Oklahoma is furious.
NStep retweeted
🤣 LMAO! Guy tells Marco Rubio, "Go Noles!"
RUBIO: "Nah, they're baiting me. Go GATORS!" *Gator chomp*
NStep retweeted
Starbucks baristas parked a "Boycott Starbucks" truck outside NYC City Hall and handed out free coffee, telling New Yorkers to STOP buying from the company they work for.
The company spent the last decade catering to the left. They pledged to hire 10,000 refugees, opened their bathrooms to anyone off the street, and staffed up with progressive baristas.
Now about 12,000 of those baristas have unionized, and the NYC Council just introduced a resolution backing the boycott.
They built the woke army
themselves. Now it's coming for them.
NStep retweeted
Grady Trimble from Fox News reporting from a flight that is stuck on the tarmac in Chicago for 5 hours without returning to the gate.
Can anyone explain why the plane can’t taxi back to the gate?
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🚨 BREAKING: Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy just laid out EXACTLY what happened in the nationwide ground stop.
At 3:36 PM, radar and communications at air traffic centers across the country BECAME UNSTABLE.
Systems weren't fully down, but the data stopped being reliable, so the FAA grounded flights.
MORE THAN 3,500 PLANES WERE IN THE AIR. Duffy says fewer than 400 are left now, and they're all coming in to land safely. Medevac flights, lifesaving cargo and law enforcement kept flying the whole time.
His bottom line is that America is running "AN INCREDIBLY OLD AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM."
Trump and Duffy have been warning about this for two years.
Washington needs to quit stalling and fund the fix.
NStep retweeted
#BREAKING: The FAA just canceled the nationwide ground stop.
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JUST IN: The FAA ground stop has been lifted after four and a half hours, according to Reuters.
More than 10,000 flights have been disrupted.
Flight disruptions are expected to continue through the weekend.
NStep retweeted
You're tellin me in 24 hrs, the NVidia CEO steps down in a spy scandal, all of Microsoft & Outlook goes down globally, a building collapses in NYC, a Tanker sinks a River cruise ship in New Orleans and now the FAA has grounded ALL flights across the country?! WTF is going on??
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There's numerous college football teams that have yet to fly to their destinations. If this continues, it could significantly impact college football tomorrow.
BREAKING: The Federal Aviation Administration ordered a nationwide ground stop Friday for all airlines "due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety." abcnews.link/j08v8yG
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🚨 BREAKING: The FAA has issued a NATIONWIDE GROUND STOP for ALL U.S. AIRPORTS.
Flights across the entire country are stuck on the ground right now.
There's no word yet on what caused it.
If you're flying today, check with your airline before you head to the airport.
Updates to come.
NStep retweeted
BREAKING: The FAA has ordered a nationwide ground stop, halting departures across the United States after radio frequency and radar outages affected several air traffic control centers and terminal facilities.
The stop applies to all centers and destinations and is expected to remain in effect until at least 5:00 PM Eastern. Earlier, flights were halted at Chicago’s O’Hare and Midway airports. The cause of the outages is not yet known.