| 6ixStringJack: Norway, you say, huh? Maybe he's sending a message to Denmark or even Greenland themselves. It will probably be remarkably easy to own Greenland by 2028 if any of them are on the list along with our "friends" from Norway. You are so fucking stupid, Second. Like talking to a fucking monkey stupid. |
| 6ixStringJack: 6ixStringJack wrote: “You didn't give a single shit about the kid fuckers until Harris lost the election, Theodore. Nobody is listening to you now.” Yes. That I did. |
| second: Why doesn’t Trump appoint himself to all the positions on the committee? That wouldn’t look much more self-serving than what he did: President Donald Trump has appointed his 26-year-old receptionist to the arts commission tasked with overseeing the construction of his White House ballroom. The White House praised her as a “loyal, trusted, and highly respected advisor” to Trump. Yeah, sure, whatever. Her real qualification is obedience to Trump's will. She will be sworn in on the same day the commission could hold a vote to determine if the ballroom project can be advanced. The president controversially had the entire East Wing of the White House demolished, prompting the National Trust for Historic Preservation to step in and try to block the project. [go to link] |
| second: 6ixStringJack wrote: “You didn't give a single shit about the kid fuckers until Harris lost the election, Theodore. Nobody is listening to you now.” 6ix, rich Republicans have automatic impunity in America, unlike in Norway, where the law reacts forcefully to suspicious behavior before there is absolute certainty a crime was committed: Former Norwegian Prime Minister Thorbjørn Jagland has been charged with "gross corruption" over his ties with the US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, police have said. The Nordic country has seen several public figures drawn into the widening scandal, including Crown Princess Mette-Marit, diplomats Mona Juul and Terje Rød-Larsen, and chief executive of the World Economic Forum (WEF), Borge Brende. [go to link] |
6ixStringJack: You didn't give a single shit about the kid fuckers until Harris lost the election, Theodore.
Nobody is listening to you now. 
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| THG:
BREAKING: Clintons drop Epstein BOMB on Trump |
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| THG: PROFITS OVER PEOPLE |
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| THG: CNN’s chief polling expert says Donald Trump would get wiped in an electoral rematch against Kamala Harris.
[go to link]? |
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| 6ixStringJack: You and the people you mindlessly serve are the opposite of great. They've offered up nothing to the world and that to the world that will be considered great by anybody once you've been dismantled. The only weight you're going to be carrying is the weight of all of the horrible shit you've said and done. All you will have left is mere memories of your tragic past and what you did to everybody else as the world grows beyond you and leaves you behind forever. |
| 6ixStringJack: The Beatles were great. Paul knew the Beatles were great and he had reason to have foresight about the weight that they'd be carrying when he couldn't keep them together. |
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| 6ixStringJack: Has nothing to do with the Beatles song, faggot.
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| second: 6ixStringJoker keeps posting "You're Gonna Carry That Weight" / Title of The Beatles song (1969) written by Paul McCartney, it reflects the band's, especially his, anxiety about the group's breakup. It suggests they would always bear the "weight" of their immense past achievements, no matter what they did as solo artists. [go to link] |
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| second: Why are so many congressional Republicans retiring? You’d quit, too. The options for congressional Republicans are painfully clear.?Option One: They can quit. Option Two: They can keep silent. Option Three: Accept that there is a price to be paid for Trump-worship. Jumping on the Trump bandwagon delivered control of the White House, Senate and House. But the cost of their idolatry is piling up.?Republicans are fleeing Congress at a similar rate as they did in advance of the 2018 midterms, when Democrats captured the House majority by winning 41 seats. [go to link]/ |