Tommy Callahan

Gonna wait for some actual reporting on the bobing before jumping to conclusions. Just the other day the same voices screamed about the same narrative and were wrong They ain't got any integrity left

They put the dude on a bunch of Adderall and had ai help with the speech writing.

Isn't the first fortune 500 to do it, won't be the last. And it's an ironic twist as this group has been propped up, supported and paid back by the Biden regime.

Meh. disagree with you constantly and am past your constant insults. But glad your ok.

to the lesser misdemeanor charges with no jail time.

So kind of like here where the voices don't talk about the killings, rapes and what not that happen nonstop. cause it's the inner city. bad guys on bad guys? but will wall to wall the cycle if its some white or rich kids. but the article has a point. if your Palestinian and try to live the progressive lifestyle that is allowed in Isrrael, someone will come nocking and its probably not the israelis

Its kinda funny how you just yell hoax then try to call names. Court rules N.Y. Democrats gerrymandered congressional map (nbcnews.com) yeah, we are number two in losing the most residents by hard numbers, but number 1 by percentage. List of U.S. states and territories by net migration - Wikipedia

We are a constitutional republic, so

The Hacks are still saying it hit the hospital and killed hundreds. not the parking lot it did. but if you think about it. by that narrative Hamas committed an act of terrorism against the Palestinians in the hospital?

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A source with knowledge of Thiel's relationship to the FBI, whose identity is known to Insider but who insisted on anonymity, corroborated Johnson's account, telling Insider that Johnson brokered a relationship between Thiel and Buma. Insider was able to confirm through an additional source that the FBI added Thiel to its formal roster of registered informants. Another source close to Thiel told Insider that while they could not confirm that Thiel was a CHS, Thiel did speak to Buma occasionally. The source said that any assistance Thiel might have provided to the FBI should be understood as part of Thiel's gradual distancing of himself from Trump and the broader MAGA movement, which has vigorously criticized the FBI and other federal law-enforcement agencies. Thiel is a citizen of Germany, the United States, and New Zealand; as of last year, he was reportedly in the process of acquiring yet another passport, from Malta. In 2016, he donated $1.25 million to Trump's campaign and endorsed him from the stage at the Republican National Convention. After Trump won, Thiel served on his transition team. Johnson, who said that he was also an informant for Buma, told Insider that he believes that Thiel's reporting to the FBI was largely limited to foreign contacts and attempts by foreign governments to penetrate Silicon Valley. Thiel has publicly called on the FBI to investigate Google's ties to the Chinese government. Thiel, Johnson said, was directed by the FBI not to report on his interactions with Donald Trump or other US political figures. Another instance where farmers just read the headline and roll with it. Business Insider was founded in 2007 by Henry Blodget and Kevin P. Ryan.[4] In 2013, Jeff Bezos led an effort to raise US$5 million for Business Insider Inc. through his investment company Bezos Expeditions.[5] On September 29, 2015, Axel Springer SE announced that it had acquired 88% of the stake in Business Insider Inc. for a reported US$343 million (€306 million).[6][7] After the purchase, Axel Springer SE held a stake of approximately 97%, and Jeff Bezos held the remaining shares through Bezos Expeditions.[8] As of 2018, Axel Springer owns a 100% stake in Insider Inc.[9]

Being a troll with multiple accounts is what? pretty pathetic. Allowing some orange dude to control your thoughts is him being your master.

What you wanna bet that even in his disabled state, he can play the hell out of that Violin.

who was being abetted? And Bribary?

elections have consequences. so many people flee the state/government that you have to redistrict, but daftly double down and give the ones driving people out, more unchecked authority.

And if they shot straight, it would have been kosher? I bet his handlers were cringing the second he said it.

where are you going?

LOL, its playing with me now. and showing its hand.

We are a nation of immigrants. the last part was uncalled for:)

and the farm replies to prove my comment. names change, the script doesnt.

Ironic reply as we are both in districts that NY top court had to toss for severe gerrymandering. How many terms has he won now?

ITs kind of funny when people say we are defending democracy in Ukraine. when they suspended elections. banned the oposition party. Now they are going after religion An ultra-controversial ban on Ukraine's main religious body, the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC), has just passed a first-round vote of lawmakers, due to the church maintaining links with the Russian Orthodox Church centered in Moscow. It comes after Ukrainian security services have conducted several raids against Orthodox monasteries and churches, including the famous Kiev Pechersk Lavra monastery. The UOC blasted the move the get it legally banned as a severe violation of human rights and religious freedoms which violates the European Convention on Human Rights. But another lawmaker, Inna Sovsun, was cited in AFP as calling it a "historic decision" - explaining the rationale of the majority of parliament as follows: "In order to defeat the aggressor, we need to think asymmetrically and leave no room for Russia to harm us." Throughout the war, Zelensky officials have alleged - without evidence - that UOC priests and bishops sometimes are facilitators for Russian intelligence and harbor pro-Putin views. The UOC responded, "Undoubtedly, the adoption of this draft law will indicate that human rights and freedoms, for which our state is also fighting, are losing their meaning." The UOC has confirmed it is taking steps to defend itself in courts: The Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) has announced the appointment of international lawyer Robert Amsterdam of Amsterdam & Partners LLP to assist the international response to escalating attacks by the Government of Ukraine. ..."Protecting freedom of religion of all Ukrainians is essential to the continued support for Ukraine in both Washington and key European capitals," said Amsterdam. "Draft Law 8371 represents a significant step backwards, a violation of Ukraine’s international legal commitments and the nation’s own constitution." Amsterdam continued: "Contrary to the Ukrainian government’s propaganda, the UOC is an independent church – instead we are witnessing pure political persecution and opportunism, which has nothing to do with Ukraine’s national security." In some recent instances, Orthodox clergy members have seen jail time or have been placed under house arrest, or else harassment by mobs of far-right Ukrainian nationalists, for merely calling for peace between the two countries.

Now Aljazeera is a source. SMH the squad is demanding declassification of the intelligence. https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/foreign/squad-dems-quick-blame-israel-hospital-strike

they attack the messenger because they have no cognitive response for the same exact narrative they have been using for years now.

American media is about as trustworthy as the local MSM parroting farmers.