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They're so good 😭
听说土耳其要抵制中国货,我很生气😡,我也要抵制土耳其产品
翻遍全家 ,终于找到一个从伊斯坦布尔买的纪念水晶球
丢到垃圾桶的瞬间看到底座写着 made in china
不是,我连反击的资格都没有吗?😭
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All Arabs and Sub-Saharans were pissed off when the Japanese called them savages for the riots. Let's be honest: you're not French. You couldn't build a country like France; look at the country you're from.
I grew up in the U.S., and I was a teenager during the car racing scene in the late '90s. I dealt with Latinos calling Japanese cars trash, which I found intriguing. Latinos could never create a Ford, General Motors, or Chrysler to compete against Toyota, Honda, or Nissan.
I read one Sub-Saharan say that his country's Bugatti can burn any Japanese car. He said "his country." 😂
Obama's whole thing was cheap healthcare. He campaigned on it and talked about it during his presidency.
Somehow, Obamacare made healthcare more expensive for everyone, but nobody talks about that.
They just talk about raising taxes to pay for more healthcare.
Saturday in Montgomery County: turnout went UP from Friday. Saturday in Travis County: turnout fell 39%. Conservatives showed up on the weekend. Now do it again today. Early voting runs through Oct 30. Vote Republican all the way down the ballot.
📊 TEXAS EARLY VOTING — MONTGOMERY vs TRAVIS
Saturday, Oct. 24 | Near-final turnout
🔴 Montgomery (Trump +45.5 in 2024)
Fri: 15,210
Sat: 16,359 📈 +7.6%
🔵 Travis (Harris +39.3 in 2024)
Fri: 40,453
Sat: 24,575 📉 −39.3%
A striking 46.9-point difference in day-over-day turnout changes.
📊 Travis-to-Montgomery turnout ratio:
Monday: 3.01:1
Tuesday: 2.85:1
Wednesday: 2.74:1
Thursday: 2.70:1
Friday: 2.66:1
Saturday: 1.50:1
Montgomery’s Saturday turnout exceeded Friday, while Travis saw a substantial decline.
⚠️ Different county sizes and Saturday voting schedules matter.
Source: ElectionLink, unofficial check-ins. 2024 margins are historical; turnout ≠ candidate votes.
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Asmongold breaks down the fundamental problem at the heart of the riots in France, Italy and Spain right now
He is absolutely 💯correct
This is escalating
Only one side can win
We cannot co-exist with these people
It's us or them
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These are some of the wisest words I’ve ever seen uttered by a politician.
Hard to swallow pill: If you’re not prepared to shoot these animals, you will forever be at their mercy.
They understand only power and violence. If you aren’t going to overmatch their violence, they will always have power.
Postmodern liberals want to believe we’ve outgrown such things. We absolutely have not, and never will.
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Mathematics may be the language of the universe, but violence is the common language of humanity.
Not always overt violence, but the threat of it. It’s a civilization preserving tool, but only if those who hate your civilization think you’ll actually use it.
If a gun is pointed at you in any part of the world, you know what it means.
Why do you pay your rent? Because if you don’t then you’ll be evicted. If you don’t leave on your own, the police will handcuff you and drag you out of your house and into the street.
Why do you pull over for the police? Because if you don’t they will chase you down and drag you out of your car.
Why does China not invade Taiwan by force? Because of the threat that we will strike them.
What does “international law” really mean? It’s just code for the U.S. Navy. Because if we don’t like what you’re doing we will park it off your shores and do bad things to you.
You get the idea. Violence is the language of humanity. No matter how much the post-war order wishes it wasn’t, it is.
Civilized people must become proficient in the language of violence again, or they will need to become proficient in the verbal languages of those who wish to annihilate them.
Hard to swallow pill: If you’re not prepared to shoot these animals, you will forever be at their mercy.
They understand only power and violence. If you aren’t going to overmatch their violence, they will always have power.
Postmodern liberals want to believe we’ve outgrown such things. We absolutely have not, and never will.
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“Some of the people being hanged in Iran on accusations of being Mossad agents — I have to ask who they are,” Barnea said. “They tell me, ‘Listen, we don’t know either.’”
"Barnea claimed that 99.9% of Mossad agents had never been exposed. He said operatives who participated in the campaign continued to live in Tehran, despite their involvement in the Israeli operation."
“I can’t tell you they’re here with us, but they’re there in Tehran, still living their good lives, knowing in their hearts that they served a noble purpose — not for the State of Israel, but for themselves,” he said.
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ATTENTION NYPD EXECUTIVES:
Think with your Big Head not your tiny one.
Here’s a piece of advice for you morons, If you weren’t getting laid before becoming an NYPD executive, putting on a white shirt didn’t suddenly make you more attractive.
Look in the mirror, reflect on your life. You didn’t suddenly become cool because you passed a few promotional exams.
I worked with and supervised hundreds of women during my career, including plenty of attractive women. I kept those relationships professional because that’s what supervisors and leaders are supposed to do.
You’re there to lead cops, supervise people and accomplish a mission not pretend you’re Hugh Hefner because you now wear a poorly fitting white shirt. Newsflash, the overwhelming majority of you are NOT aging gracefully…………
If you abuse your authority over a subordinate you are a predator.
If you are dumb enough to get manipulated by a female looking for a payday and an early retirement, you deserve the consequences.
If you’re dumb enough to jeopardize your family, pension, reputation and career because someone stroked your ego, don’t be surprised when it blows up in your face.
How many of you idiots are sweating right now because of a dumb text or comment? Here’s a piece of advice, take the big ugly guy to drive you and let the good looking rookie female learn the job from her peers and immediate supervisors.
If you are married with kids and falling in love with the new rookie, you are a serious loser and bound for the cover of the NY Post…………
Horndog NYPD capt. and jealous cop clique torment female officer after she spurns his advances, lawsuit claims trib.al/otkIYjk
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Yesterday in French cities like Lyon, Nice and Rouen, groups of a few dozen nationalists were able to easily rout Antifa and migrant rioters 100x their size.
This shows how easily much of our problems could be fixed if we were allowed to fix them ourselves.
And it shows how gravely we have been betrayed by our regimes that do nothing but worsen our problems and punish us if we try to solve them.
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Okay this is incredible,
Happy to announce I built a Greek/English reader site with all the surviving plays of Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, & Aristophanes.
Multiple translations for each play; click to parse & define for any Greek word; full Greek & English search.
greekdrama.johnhboyer.com
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Imagine being a CEO of an US energy company and thinking that you work with close associates of the Trump family, only to find out that behind them is a sanctioned Russian company, really pulling the strings.
This happened in Alaska. Polar Train LNG's CEO, Joel Riddle, stepped down after finding out that the Russian "Novatek" company, which is under US sanctions, has been involved in a $25 billion energy project in Alaska. The CEO thought that he was working with Gentry Beach, a close friend of Donald Trump Junior.
Reportedly, that project was also discussed between Witkoff and Jared Kushner when they were with Putin. The White House admitted that the project was talked about "briefly".
We are witnessing the greatest corruption scandal the USA has ever witnessed. It all leads to Trump, his family and the Russians, and apparently they were even ready to sell riches of Alaska to the Russians.
The people in Alaska just need to look over to Russia, where the richest regions in terms of minerals and hydrocarbon resources have been stripped-mined, transferring all the wealth to Moscow and Saint Petersburg and leaving a scarred landscape in extreme poverty. That is the result of rampant corruption.
We are starting to see more details why Trump and his friends are trying so strongly to bully Ukraine into surrender. This is most certainly only the tip of the iceberg.
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lol they genuinely thought they're "on the same team"
libtards are going to learn some things the extremely hard way over the next few years
A completely immorally surreal scene in Lyon: France 🇫🇷
A woman begs the rioters to put out the fire they set at the entrance to the building where children are trapped because the firefighters are blocked further down the street by barricades they erected. The protester tells her, "I don't give a damn, we're young, we want rights."
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President Trump says France is burning because of its immigration policies:
“France is right now burning down because it opens its borders to people who hate it.”
“You know what you do with those people? Never let them come into your country.”
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Nothing to see here, just the wife of UK's natsec advisor doubling down on her support for a proscribed terror outfit.
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Le patron de la CIA, John Ratcliffe, travaille à faire l'interface entre un Donald Trump qui méprise Zelensky et une Ukraine qui dépend de Washington.
On apprend notamment dans cet article que "même si la rhétorique de Trump ne le laisse pas deviner, les opérations de la CIA sont désormais « bien plus agressives » qu’elles ne l’étaient sous l’administration Biden."
Plus d'une douzaine de sources ont confirmé à l'auteur que, même si Ratcliffe est un fidèle de Trump, il a un regard "lucide quant à la menace que représente la Russie non seulement pour l'Ukraine, mais aussi pour les États-Unis et leurs alliés."
Paradoxalement, l'efficacité de la CIA sous Ratcliffe dans le soutien à l'Ukraine en arrive à ennuyer le président Trump : "Le succès de la CIA en Ukraine est devenu un problème — du moins du point de vue de Trump. Les attaques incessantes contre les raffineries de pétrole russes ont paralysé l'économie de ce pays et étouffé la machine de guerre de Poutine."
En septembre dernier, lors de sa visite à Moscou, Ratcliffe a tenté de convaincre les Russes que cette guerre était un cul de sac. Il a ensuite briefé le président Zelensky.
Mais si les Ukrainiens semblent conscients de cette situation, Moscou persiste. Et Trump, lui, appuie la Russie.
Cet effort de la CIA et de son patron cache pourtant une réalité plus inquiétante pour le renseignement américain : ils sont nombreux à ne pas vouloir servir une administration dont ils sont convaincus qu'elle nuit aux intérêts des Etats-Unis :
"Bien que la CIA ne communique pas de chiffres concernant ses effectifs, des agents actuels et anciens m’ont confié n’avoir jamais connu, au cours de leur carrière, un nombre aussi élevé de départs à la retraite et de démissions. Certains sont même partis alors qu’ils étaient sur le point d’obtenir une promotion importante. Les postes à responsabilité laissés vacants pourraient devoir être pourvus par des agents moins expérimentés."
Une enquête passionnante sur le renseignement extérieur américain, à lire sur The Atlantic:
theatlantic.com/national-sec…
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notice the icon in the background
🇮🇱🤝🇬🇷 JOINT NAVAL EXERCISE: The Israeli Navy and Hellenic Navy conducted a joint exercise in the Mediterranean Sea, led by the commanders of both navies.
During the exercise, forces practiced identifying and neutralizing maritime threats, sailing as a joint task force, and sinking a hostile vessel using missile fire.
The exercise strengthens operational cooperation between Israel and Greece, enhancing joint capabilities to address emerging threats and maintain security and freedom of navigation in the Mediterranean Sea.





































