Being mid-year, it’s time we have another thread.
https://thirdtermproject.com/
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-07-21/us-imposes-50pc-tariffs-on-canada/106938910
Mark Carney “You will remove the tariffs and we will not bomb the Baldwins”Cymek said:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-07-21/us-imposes-50pc-tariffs-on-canada/106938910 Mark Carney “You will remove the tariffs and we will not bomb the Baldwins”
Today, the United States administration announced its intention to impose a new 50% tariff on a significant number of Canadian goods.
This is the latest in a series of unilateral U.S. trade actions that began with the U.S. imposing a series of tariffs in direct violation of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), the free trade agreement between Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
These include tariffs on the Canadian auto sector, in violation of CUSMA. Canada, as is its right, has merely matched those measures.
More broadly, in response to these measures and threats to Canadian sovereignty, provinces, territories, and Canadians from coast to coast to coast have stood together, taking the necessary actions to support our economy and defend our workers, farmers, businesses, and families.
Recognising that the U.S. has been transforming all of its trade relationships, including those covered under CUSMA, over the past 18 months, Canada has made a series of detailed and comprehensive proposals to resolve this dispute and to modernise CUSMA. We stand ready to intensify those discussions in the coming weeks.
Canada believes in the benefits of free and fair trade, as evidenced by our new government signing more than 20 new economic and security partnerships. This trade dispute has raised costs for families, particularly in the U.S. Canada stands ready to engage intensively to address outstanding issues with the U.S. to the mutual benefit of our citizens.
In all circumstances, Canada will work relentlessly and take any measures necessary to build our strength at home and to support Canadian workers, farmers, businesses, and families.
https://www.pm.gc.ca/en/news/statements/2026/07/20/statement-prime-minister-carney-united-states-administrations-intention
We aren’t going survive as a viable species much longer I think.
Darwinism isn’t working fast enough.
Spiny Norman said:
We aren’t going survive as a viable species much longer I think.
Darwinism isn’t working fast enough.
We just need another pandemic 👍🏼
Divine Angel said:
Spiny Norman said:
We aren’t going survive as a viable species much longer I think.
Darwinism isn’t working fast enough.
We just need another pandemic 👍🏼
I’ll see what I can organise.
Divine Angel said:
Spiny Norman said:
We aren’t going survive as a viable species much longer I think.
Darwinism isn’t working fast enough.
We just need another pandemic 👍🏼
Bird Flu and Ebola are on their way.
Danielle Moodie was an MSNow/MSNBC and CNN contributor.
ms spock said:
Divine Angel said:
Spiny Norman said:
We aren’t going survive as a viable species much longer I think.
Darwinism isn’t working fast enough.
We just need another pandemic 👍🏼
Bird Flu and Ebola are on their way.
Don’t forget the explosive diarrhea!
Witty Rejoinder said:
ms spock said:
Divine Angel said:We just need another pandemic 👍🏼
Bird Flu and Ebola are on their way.
Don’t forget the explosive diarrhea!
Once experienced, never forgotten.
Witty Rejoinder said:
ms spock said:
Divine Angel said:We just need another pandemic 👍🏼
Bird Flu and Ebola are on their way.
Don’t forget the explosive diarrhea!
Indeed!
I do wish Pete B was in the top job. He’d be bloody great I reckon.
Divine Angel said:
mahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
White House admits it scrapped grants to blue states because they didn’t vote for Trump
https://www.ms.now/rachel-maddow-show/maddowblog/white-house-grants-blue-states-trump-vought-vote-2024-election
Divine Angel said:
White House admits it scrapped grants to blue states because they didn’t vote for Trumphttps://www.ms.now/rachel-maddow-show/maddowblog/white-house-grants-blue-states-trump-vought-vote-2024-election
fish barreling
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo suggested Friday that opposition to abortion could have helped fuel a measles outbreak in Florida since many cases are tied to a private Roman Catholic college.
Federal data show Florida had 141 confirmed measles cases as of July 23, ranking the state fifth in the nation for most infections.
During a press conference in Orlando Friday, a reporter asked Ladapo about his level of concern about the measles cases and what he’d tell Florida families about the rising number of cases.
The surgeon general, long known for his vaccine skepticism, initially replied, “Oh no. Everyone’s got to take a vaccine.”
But he followed noting that “a lot of those cases” were reported at Ave Maria University, a private Roman Catholic college in Collier County. Ninety-three measles cases were reported in Collier County where the university is located.
“You know, for some people — people may or may not know that the measles vaccines is developed with the cells that are a progeny from … an aborted fetus, and you know whether there’s a connection between the fact that you know some of the students at this university chose not to receive that vaccine, and it happens to be a vaccine that is related to the practice of abortion, I’m not sure.”
https://floridaphoenix.com/2026/07/24/surgeon-general-suggests-high-measles-counts-could-be-tied-to-abortion-opposition/
“There’s no place I’d rather be on the first Saturday in August than with the good people of western Kentucky, feasting on pork and mutton,” McConnell said. “When I first attended 42 years ago, Fancy Farm was a pretty lonely place to be a Republican. But, my, how times have changed. Today, western Kentucky is a conservative Republican sea of red. So I hate that I’ll miss the fun this year, but I’m sending my best wishes to the St. Jerome community for a successful picnic.”
https://kentuckylantern.com/2026/07/27/mcconnell-shares-second-photo-amid-absence-says-he-will-not-attend-kentucky-political-event/
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How tragic that he will die suddenly next Tuesday.
Divine Angel said:
“There’s no place I’d rather be on the first Saturday in August than with the good people of western Kentucky, feasting on pork and mutton,” McConnell said. “When I first attended 42 years ago, Fancy Farm was a pretty lonely place to be a Republican. But, my, how times have changed. Today, western Kentucky is a conservative Republican sea of red. So I hate that I’ll miss the fun this year, but I’m sending my best wishes to the St. Jerome community for a successful picnic.”https://kentuckylantern.com/2026/07/27/mcconnell-shares-second-photo-amid-absence-says-he-will-not-attend-kentucky-political-event/
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How tragic that he will die suddenly next Tuesday.
He looks like he could wander outside of a locked ward and have an “accident’
Divine Angel said:
Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo suggested Friday that opposition to abortion could have helped fuel a measles outbreak in Florida since many cases are tied to a private Roman Catholic college.Federal data show Florida had 141 confirmed measles cases as of July 23, ranking the state fifth in the nation for most infections.
During a press conference in Orlando Friday, a reporter asked Ladapo about his level of concern about the measles cases and what he’d tell Florida families about the rising number of cases.
The surgeon general, long known for his vaccine skepticism, initially replied, “Oh no. Everyone’s got to take a vaccine.”
But he followed noting that “a lot of those cases” were reported at Ave Maria University, a private Roman Catholic college in Collier County. Ninety-three measles cases were reported in Collier County where the university is located.
“You know, for some people — people may or may not know that the measles vaccines is developed with the cells that are a progeny from … an aborted fetus, and you know whether there’s a connection between the fact that you know some of the students at this university chose not to receive that vaccine, and it happens to be a vaccine that is related to the practice of abortion, I’m not sure.”
https://floridaphoenix.com/2026/07/24/surgeon-general-suggests-high-measles-counts-could-be-tied-to-abortion-opposition/
Interesting child rape was so not a problem and okay that the rotated child rapist priests from parish to parish.
There’s too many insane people in this world.
BREAKING: Trump’s DOJ asks Supreme Court to Let Him Block Your Mail Ballot
Divine Angel said:
Yes but RFK leaves his wife to fend for herself in the aftermath of the shooting incident at th dinner.
well how many sigma does it have to be to be ruled out
Robert Reich on the American Declaration of Independence
Thanks to my Houston sister, again.
buffy said:
Robert Reich on the American Declaration of IndependenceThanks to my Houston sister, again.
Good you received it and no problems
Cymek said:
buffy said:
Robert Reich on the American Declaration of IndependenceThanks to my Houston sister, again.
Good you received it and no problems
She’s got it up on her Facebook.
buffy said:
Robert Reich on the American Declaration of IndependenceThanks to my Houston sister, again.
Ta buffy’s sister.
Robert Reich just keeps on educating folks.
He does a Coffee Klatch once per week.
Divine Angel said:
That is most concerning.
ms spock said:
Divine Angel said:
That is most concerning.
Stop the world, I want to get off. :(
Spiny Norman said:
ms spock said:
Divine Angel said:
That is most concerning.
Stop the world, I want to get off. :(
The anti vaccines movement really is so many steps backwards for humanity
I can understand the worry of side effects but none of its based on reality.
ms spock said:
Divine Angel said:
That is most concerning.
I suggest that if you read the page:
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccine-safety/about/autism.html
you may find that there’s rather less cause for concern than that screenshot alone would indicate.
roughbarked said:
Divine Angel said:
Yes but RFK leaves his wife to fend for herself in the aftermath of the shooting incident at th dinner.
Lololol 😹
What the fuck does that have to do with anything?
captain_spalding said:
ms spock said:
Divine Angel said:
That is most concerning.
I suggest that if you read the page:
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccine-safety/about/autism.html
you may find that there’s rather less cause for concern than that screenshot alone would indicate.
I did. It’s very concerning.
State of the Evidence: MMR VaccineThe MMR vaccine has been studied regarding autism, and the reviews from IOM and AHRQ maintain with a high strength of evidence that there is no association with autism spectrum disorders based on observational evidence only.
However, in 2012, the IOM reviewed the published MMR-autism studies and found that all but four of them had “serious methodological limitations,” and the IOM gave them no weight. The remaining four studies and a few similar studies published since also have all been criticized for serious methodological flaws. Furthermore, they are all retrospective epidemiological studies which cannot prove causation, fail to account for potential vulnerable subgroups, and fail to account for mechanistic and other evidence linking vaccines with autism.
Many of the retrospective studies utilized, such as the 2002 New England Journal of Medicine study on the Denmark population, may be unreliable for the U.S. population. Children in these studies receive vaccines based on foreign vaccination schedules that differ from the schedule in the U.S. As outlined in the 2013 IOM report on the childhood immunization schedule, “there are few comparative studies evaluating the safety of different vaccine schedules,” but “there are cases in which the risk of adverse events can depend on the vaccination schedule used and factors such as timing and adjuvants should be studied with appropriate design methods.”
For example, the MMR vaccine does not contain aluminum. However, other infant vaccines have aluminum content ranging from 0.25 mg to 0.625 mg per dose (DTaP has the highest content). One analysis found that the 2019 CDC vaccine schedule resulted in 4.925 mg of total vaccine-related aluminum exposure by age 18 months. There is evidence in the U.S. of a positive association between vaccine-related aluminum exposure and persistent asthma. Evidence from a large Danish cohort study reported no increased risk for neurodevelopmental disorders with early childhood exposure to aluminum-adsorbed vaccines, but a detailed review of the supplementary tables shows some higher event rates of neurodevelopmental conditions with moderate aluminum exposure (Supplement Figure 11 — though a dose response was not evident) and a statistically significant 67% increased risk of Asperger’s syndrome per 1 mg increase in aluminum exposure among children born between 2007 and 2018 (Supplement Figure 4). Together, these findings warrant further investigation of aluminum exposures (high, low, and none) for a variety of childhood chronic diseases, including autism.
dv said:
captain_spalding said:
ms spock said:I suggest that if you read the page:
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccine-safety/about/autism.html
you may find that there’s rather less cause for concern than that screenshot alone would indicate.
I did. It’s very concerning.
State of the Evidence: MMR VaccineThe MMR vaccine has been studied regarding autism, and the reviews from IOM and AHRQ maintain with a high strength of evidence that there is no association with autism spectrum disorders based on observational evidence only.
However, in 2012, the IOM reviewed the published MMR-autism studies and found that all but four of them had “serious methodological limitations,” and the IOM gave them no weight. The remaining four studies and a few similar studies published since also have all been criticized for serious methodological flaws. Furthermore, they are all retrospective epidemiological studies which cannot prove causation, fail to account for potential vulnerable subgroups, and fail to account for mechanistic and other evidence linking vaccines with autism.
Many of the retrospective studies utilized, such as the 2002 New England Journal of Medicine study on the Denmark population, may be unreliable for the U.S. population. Children in these studies receive vaccines based on foreign vaccination schedules that differ from the schedule in the U.S. As outlined in the 2013 IOM report on the childhood immunization schedule, “there are few comparative studies evaluating the safety of different vaccine schedules,” but “there are cases in which the risk of adverse events can depend on the vaccination schedule used and factors such as timing and adjuvants should be studied with appropriate design methods.”
For example, the MMR vaccine does not contain aluminum. However, other infant vaccines have aluminum content ranging from 0.25 mg to 0.625 mg per dose (DTaP has the highest content). One analysis found that the 2019 CDC vaccine schedule resulted in 4.925 mg of total vaccine-related aluminum exposure by age 18 months. There is evidence in the U.S. of a positive association between vaccine-related aluminum exposure and persistent asthma. Evidence from a large Danish cohort study reported no increased risk for neurodevelopmental disorders with early childhood exposure to aluminum-adsorbed vaccines, but a detailed review of the supplementary tables shows some higher event rates of neurodevelopmental conditions with moderate aluminum exposure (Supplement Figure 11 — though a dose response was not evident) and a statistically significant 67% increased risk of Asperger’s syndrome per 1 mg increase in aluminum exposure among children born between 2007 and 2018 (Supplement Figure 4). Together, these findings warrant further investigation of aluminum exposures (high, low, and none) for a variety of childhood chronic diseases, including autism.
I took it as, “OK, calm down, tinfoil brigade’, we’ll take a look at whatever comes along about vaccines, and, if it holds up to scrutiny and seems to have some scientific value, we’ll tell you about it here”.
Not “we’re throwing the baby out with the bathwater, and we think that the wackos are on to something”.
Cymek said:
Spiny Norman said:
ms spock said:That is most concerning.
Stop the world, I want to get off. :(
The anti vaccines movement really is so many steps backwards for humanity
I can understand the worry of side effects but none of its based on reality.
Imagine thinking autism is worse than child death, physical disability like losing use of limbs (polio), or acquired brain injury.
Divine Angel said:
Cymek said:
Spiny Norman said:Stop the world, I want to get off. :(
The anti vaccines movement really is so many steps backwards for humanity
I can understand the worry of side effects but none of its based on reality.Imagine thinking autism is worse than child death, physical disability like losing use of limbs (polio), or acquired brain injury.
surely autism allegedly caused by vaccination is an allegedly acquired brain injury
captain_spalding said:
dv said:
captain_spalding said:I did. It’s very concerning.
State of the Evidence: MMR VaccineThe MMR vaccine has been studied regarding autism, and the reviews from IOM and AHRQ maintain with a high strength of evidence that there is no association with autism spectrum disorders based on observational evidence only.
However, in 2012, the IOM reviewed the published MMR-autism studies and found that all but four of them had “serious methodological limitations,” and the IOM gave them no weight. The remaining four studies and a few similar studies published since also have all been criticized for serious methodological flaws. Furthermore, they are all retrospective epidemiological studies which cannot prove causation, fail to account for potential vulnerable subgroups, and fail to account for mechanistic and other evidence linking vaccines with autism.
Many of the retrospective studies utilized, such as the 2002 New England Journal of Medicine study on the Denmark population, may be unreliable for the U.S. population. Children in these studies receive vaccines based on foreign vaccination schedules that differ from the schedule in the U.S. As outlined in the 2013 IOM report on the childhood immunization schedule, “there are few comparative studies evaluating the safety of different vaccine schedules,” but “there are cases in which the risk of adverse events can depend on the vaccination schedule used and factors such as timing and adjuvants should be studied with appropriate design methods.”
For example, the MMR vaccine does not contain aluminum. However, other infant vaccines have aluminum content ranging from 0.25 mg to 0.625 mg per dose (DTaP has the highest content). One analysis found that the 2019 CDC vaccine schedule resulted in 4.925 mg of total vaccine-related aluminum exposure by age 18 months. There is evidence in the U.S. of a positive association between vaccine-related aluminum exposure and persistent asthma. Evidence from a large Danish cohort study reported no increased risk for neurodevelopmental disorders with early childhood exposure to aluminum-adsorbed vaccines, but a detailed review of the supplementary tables shows some higher event rates of neurodevelopmental conditions with moderate aluminum exposure (Supplement Figure 11 — though a dose response was not evident) and a statistically significant 67% increased risk of Asperger’s syndrome per 1 mg increase in aluminum exposure among children born between 2007 and 2018 (Supplement Figure 4). Together, these findings warrant further investigation of aluminum exposures (high, low, and none) for a variety of childhood chronic diseases, including autism.
I took it as, “OK, calm down, tinfoil brigade’, we’ll take a look at whatever comes along about vaccines, and, if it holds up to scrutiny and seems to have some scientific value, we’ll tell you about it here”.
Not “we’re throwing the baby out with the bathwater, and we think that the wackos are on to something”.
pretty sure “just asking questions” is an innocuous wish to simply be more personally informed Abbie inoculations, there’s no agenda and no harm
kii said:
roughbarked said:
Divine Angel said:
Yes but RFK leaves his wife to fend for herself in the aftermath of the shooting incident at th dinner.
Lololol 😹
What the fuck does that have to do with anything?
wait is this not rfks doing
Cymek said:
Spiny Norman said:
ms spock said:That is most concerning.
Stop the world, I want to get off. :(
The anti vaccines movement really is so many steps backwards for humanity
I can understand the worry of side effects but none of its based on reality.
well too bad violating people’s bodily sovereignty is communism
buffy said:
Good grief!FIFA boss Infantino unveils $US20b plan to sell World Cup to Kushner consortium
And there’ll be a world cup all year round every year and everywhere.
SCIENCE said:
Cymek said:
Spiny Norman said:Stop the world, I want to get off. :(
The anti vaccines movement really is so many steps backwards for humanity
I can understand the worry of side effects but none of its based on reality.well too bad violating people’s bodily sovereignty is communism
The anti vaxxers are a very disturbing group of people.
ms spock said:
SCIENCE said:
Cymek said:
The anti vaccines movement really is so many steps backwards for humanity
I can understand the worry of side effects but none of its based on reality.well too bad violating people’s bodily sovereignty is communism
The anti vaxxers are a very disturbing group of people.
well, you know, the cultural revolution is famous for supposedly killing millions of millions of millions of people, can’t let those other countries outdo glorious capitalist freedom, bring on the bacterial cultural revolution
captain_spalding said:
ms spock said:
Divine Angel said:
That is most concerning.
I suggest that if you read the page:
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccine-safety/about/autism.html
you may find that there’s rather less cause for concern than that screenshot alone would indicate.
I hadn’t read that. Ta Captain Spalding
alleged
but we know it’s not true, they won’t try socialised healthcare either
SCIENCE said:
alleged
but we know it’s not true, they won’t try socialised healthcare either
Ha!
:)
ms spock said:
captain_spalding said:
ms spock said:
That is most concerning.
I suggest that if you read the page:
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccine-safety/about/autism.html
you may find that there’s rather less cause for concern than that screenshot alone would indicate.
I hadn’t read that. Ta Captain Spalding
well there’s this at least
Men Can Be Witches Too
gotta take this shithole country back to 1700 yeah
SCIENCE said:
Men Can Be Witches Too
gotta take this shithole country back to 1700 yeah
The war is not yet over. The civil war that is.
SCIENCE said:
Men Can Be Witches Too
gotta take this shithole country back to 1700 yeah
Punter: I’m surrounded by male witches
Policeman: Warlocks
Punter: No it’s true.
SCIENCE said:
Men Can Be Witches Too
gotta take this shithole country back to 1700 yeah
Watch the body language of Hawley. The little bouncy bobbing around tough man shit. He’s always been an arsehole.
The behaviour I am referring to is in the opening part of this video.
Remember him on J6?
in the ussa wokist leftists are agents provocateur manipulating poor simple minded battlers into giving their kids ridiculous names while the hypocritical leftist wokists choose safe successful names for themselves
kii said:
SCIENCE said:Men Can Be Witches Too
gotta take this shithole country back to 1700 yeah
Watch the body language of Hawley. The little bouncy bobbing around tough man shit. He’s always been an arsehole.
The behaviour I am referring to is in the opening part of this video.
Remember him on J6?
This…
kii said:
kii said:
SCIENCE said:
Men Can Be Witches Too
gotta take this shithole country back to 1700 yeah
Watch the body language of Hawley. The little bouncy bobbing around tough man shit. He’s always been an arsehole.
The behaviour I am referring to is in the opening part of this video.
Remember him on J6?
This…
it’s all gross
SCIENCE said:
kii said:
kii said:
Watch the body language of Hawley. The little bouncy bobbing around tough man shit. He’s always been an arsehole.
The behaviour I am referring to is in the opening part of this video.
Remember him on J6?
This…
it’s all gross
Men behaving really badly.
roughbarked said:
SCIENCE said:kii said:
This…
it’s all gross
Men behaving really badly.
Seriously?
JFC…
kii said:
roughbarked said:
SCIENCE said:
it’s all gross
Men behaving really badly.
Seriously?
JFC…
more good news
The Trump administration announced Monday that it is exempting power plants that only serve data centers and do not connect to the broader grid from pollution limits that seek to prevent acid rain. The administration announced new guidance on Monday clarifying that these “islanded” power plants do not have to be part of the Clean Air Act’s Acid Rain Program (ARP). This program requires power plants to reduce emissions of acid rain precursors sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides.
LOL
SCIENCE said:
kii said:
roughbarked said:
Men behaving really badly.
Seriously?
JFC…
more good news
The Trump administration announced Monday that it is exempting power plants that only serve data centers and do not connect to the broader grid from pollution limits that seek to prevent acid rain. The administration announced new guidance on Monday clarifying that these “islanded” power plants do not have to be part of the Clean Air Act’s Acid Rain Program (ARP). This program requires power plants to reduce emissions of acid rain precursors sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides.
LOL
and you don’t believe we’re on the eve of destrution.
roughbarked said:
SCIENCE said:kii said:
Seriously?
JFC…
more good news
The Trump administration announced Monday that it is exempting power plants that only serve data centers and do not connect to the broader grid from pollution limits that seek to prevent acid rain. The administration announced new guidance on Monday clarifying that these “islanded” power plants do not have to be part of the Clean Air Act’s Acid Rain Program (ARP). This program requires power plants to reduce emissions of acid rain precursors sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides.
LOL
and you don’t believe we’re on the eve of destrution.
some other country will save us
The push for AI data centres against what seems to be many people protests is worrying
What’s the long term agenda
Cymek said:
The push for AI data centres against what seems to be many people protests is worrying
What’s the long term agenda
freedom
SCIENCE said:
Cymek said:
The push for AI data centres against what seems to be many people protests is worrying
What’s the long term agenda
freedom
That makes sense
Cymek said:
The push for AI data centres against what seems to be many people protests is worrying
What’s the long term agenda
Meanwhile in Doña Ana County, where I was living.
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1cLU366xBk/
SCIENCE said:
kii said:
roughbarked said:
Men behaving really badly.
Seriously?
JFC…
more good news
The Trump administration announced Monday that it is exempting power plants that only serve data centers and do not connect to the broader grid from pollution limits that seek to prevent acid rain. The administration announced new guidance on Monday clarifying that these “islanded” power plants do not have to be part of the Clean Air Act’s Acid Rain Program (ARP). This program requires power plants to reduce emissions of acid rain precursors sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides.
LOL
More ‘Ken nonsense.
Cymek said:
The push for AI data centres against what seems to be many people protests is worrying
What’s the long term agenda
For billionaires to become trillionaires.
Cymek said:
The push for AI data centres against what seems to be many people protests is worrying
What’s the long term agenda
apparently we can’t do without them and we’ll just have to put up with them. Like everything else.
roughbarked said:
Cymek said:
The push for AI data centres against what seems to be many people protests is worrying
What’s the long term agenda
apparently we can’t do without them and we’ll just have to put up with them. Like everything else.
They used NDAs to get the AI Data Centres built in some parts of America.
Marc Elias won in the Supreme Court.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz05yx5dd7yo
dv said:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz05yx5dd7yo
🌮
Divine Angel said:
dv said:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz05yx5dd7yo
🌮
Exactly.
Trump Often Spouts Totally Asinine Daily Announcements.
dv said:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz05yx5dd7yo
Now let’s see if he will do the same with the Iran war.
Woodie said:
dv said:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz05yx5dd7yo
Now let’s see if he will do the same with the Iran war.
Wouldn’t that be Iranic, don’tcha think?
Spiny Norman said:
Woodie said:
dv said:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cz05yx5dd7yo
Now let’s see if he will do the same with the Iran war.
Wouldn’t that be Iranic, don’tcha think?
groan
This headline
dv said:
This headline
you see $100000000 a year isn’t much after sending the kids to private school and booking the round the world trip and securing another private island and setting aside the retirement savings
dv said:
SCIENCE is a Conservative?
I never would have guessed.
Capital One Financial hit back on Friday against a lawsuit over its decision to close the Trump Organization’s bank accounts years ago, stating that it did so after a review by anti-money-laundering experts.
The disclosure marks the first time a bank has formally tied money-laundering concerns to Donald Trump’s family business. Capital One is seeking to dismiss the case by casting doubt on claims of illegally debanking – or denying services on religious or political grounds – the Trump Organization.
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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/aug/01/capital-one-trump-organization-money-laundering
President Donald Trump has predicted that Greenland will be under U.S. control by the time he leaves office in January 2029.
Trump has fiercely pushed to acquire the semi-autonomous Danish territory in the Arctic since before he returned to the Oval Office. The globally unpopular move has helped strain America’s relationship with its European allies, who see it as a threat to Greenlanders’ sovereignty.
https://www.aol.com/articles/trump-says-greenland-under-us-013450000.html
The Rev Dodgson said:
dv said:
SCIENCE is a Conservative?
I never would have guessed.
what, we’re systematically talking about diseases so don’t look at us, the only type of conservative we are is path independence
right thread. hopefully.
Bogsnorkler said:
right thread. hopefully.
are those rainbows
Roland Martin used to be on CNN, MSNBC etc etc
He started his own media company.
3 minutes
I find some of his interviews and panels most thought provoking. He did an interesting interview with Kamala Harris.
Roland Martin pressed James Talarico on what he would say to Black Texans after beating Jasmine Crockett and why Black voters should trust him.
James Talarico has got guts. He keeps turning up and answering the questions. He did a town hall and there was an angry woman there and he heard her out.
ICE Detention of “non criminals”.
MONSTERS: ICE grabbed a 17yo Target worker then dumped him at a Walmart 8 minutes away when they confirmed he’s a citizen.
Bystanders found him sobbing and bleeding, saying “They slammed me on the ground.” There’s no reforming this. Share widely.
kii said:
Yep, did lol.
so the great man was correct again
The investigation tested supermarket food products, travelled to cocoa-growing communities in Ghana, and interviewed workers and industry insiders across Australia. It found problems from food fraud and misleading claims to worker exploitation and child labour, as well as tomato products originating from China’s Xinjiang region, which has been linked to allegations of forced labour. It comes weeks after the Trump administration imposed a 12.5 per cent tariff on certain Australian exports, arguing Australia does not effectively stop imports made with forced labour.
BREAKING: Trump is now covering historic statues in Washington, DC in gold.
Neophyte said:
BREAKING: Trump is now covering historic statues in Washington, DC in gold.
they were originally gilded I believe.
I know it’s painful to watch this insane fuckwit, but…
Aaron Rupar: Trump says of blue cities that “their trees are all gross,” then goes on even more insane rant about the reflecting pool, including claiming he has a “moving picture” showing “people on the side cutting it with a box knife.” He went on to say Jeanine Pirro “choked” before snapping at a reporter who asked him if her job is safe, telling him “don’t ever talk again.”
Neophyte said:
BREAKING: Trump is now covering historic statues in Washington, DC in gold.
Is there nothing he can’t do.
Peak Warming Man said:
Neophyte said:
BREAKING: Trump is now covering historic statues in Washington, DC in gold.
Is there nothing he can’t do.
King Cnut might like a word with him…
Peak Warming Man said:
Neophyte said:
BREAKING: Trump is now covering historic statues in Washington, DC in gold.
Is there nothing he can’t do.
He can’t stfu.
Neophyte said:
BREAKING: Trump is now covering historic statues in Washington, DC in gold.
Blinded by the light statue
Wrapped up like a douche
etc
kii said:
Peak Warming Man said:
Neophyte said:
BREAKING: Trump is now covering historic statues in Washington, DC in gold.
Is there nothing he can’t do.
He can’t stfu.
Well there is that.
Aunt Tifa was acquitted of all charges. 😂
Neophyte said:
:)
Michael V said:
Neophyte said:
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wait is this satire
SCIENCE said:
Michael V said:
Neophyte said:
:)
wait is this satire
alleged
SCIENCE said:
SCIENCE said:
Michael V said:
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wait is this satire
alleged
Fuck sorry
dv said:
dv said:
SCIENCE said:
SCIENCE said:
Michael V said:
:)
wait is this satire
alleged
alleged
Fuck sorry
nah ‘scool it just proves that even we(1,1,1) isolationists in here are not immune to the pervasive interference of the Algorithms, so we(1,0,0) at least shall endeavour to be even more careful
Former senior US national security official Miles Taylor shares a personal account that raises a broader civic concern: the growing cost of dissent in American public life.
Drawing on his experience inside government and living the consequences of speaking openly, he says that the real threat to US democracy isn’t the politicians or hard-liners — it’s the two-thirds of Americans who don’t speak up. (This talk contains mature language.) (Recorded at TEDxMidAtlantic on November 1, 2025)
Neophyte said:
Classic!
More like Alborithms am I right?
Meanwhile
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/tv/articles/fox-news-host-griff-jenkins-063808468.html
Fox News reporter Griff Jenkins got a schooling on basic bird knowledge after claiming pigeons “don’t lay eggs” during a live segment covering JD Vance’s chicken coop.
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Where do they find these people?
It is not looking good for people with disabilities in America.