If you were a foreign company considering investing a substantial amount of money to build a plant in the U.S., and then the unstable authoritarian dictator of that country pulls a stunt like this, you’re going to reconsider putting any more capital at risk.
The stray cats I know would have shredded your arm.
That worked, thanks.
Israel isn’t in Europe, so why is it in Eurovision in the first place?
Yeah, that seems like a no-brainer, especially for someone who obviously planned it out and got away. I’m skeptical that whatever they’ve found is actually the murder weapon.
“A lie travels half way around the world while the truth is still putting on its pants.”
Me too, and in the last day or so, ads have started playing now and again. Usually only one ad, with a skip button that appears after a bit. I wonder if something has changed?
Interesting point made in live updating CNN Manhunt article:
Here’s why authorities may be having a hard time finding Kirk’s killer, according to a chief CNN analyst From CNN’s Tori B. Powell
A manhunt is still underway as law enforcement tries to find the person who fired the shot that killed conservative activist Charlie Kirk today.
According to CNN Chief Law Enforcement and Intelligence Analyst John Miller, the shooter’s planning, skill and execution may be complicating the search.
He told CNN’s Kaitlan Collins that snipers have been studied closely by the government and they typically are people who are “methodical and patient, self-reliant.”
“This is the kind of person who would have planned to get in silently, try to be invisible, take this shot, accomplish the mission, take the gun with them and leave little evidence behind which is why I think they’re having a very difficult time getting started on this.”
Officials said earlier today that they believe the shooter fired one shot at one person and that it was a targeted incident.
The single fired shot shows that “the person is not new to shooting,” Miller said, which ultimately could help officials get to the bottom of the investigation.
“This is someone who knew exactly what they were doing and is probably known to others, and this may be working to the advantage of law enforcement,” Miller said. “As someone who has a long history in shooting, this wasn’t an amateur.”
So, dude takes his position, fires a single shot for the kill, and then disappears without a trace. Pretty impressive.
It will eventually come true, but the U.S. is going to suffer a lot of pain before it happens.
Trump won Arkansas with 64% of the vote. May they get the day they voted for.
This is exactly how corrupt dictators rule. They don’t give a shit about what is best for the country. Instead, they punish their “enemies” (anyone who has an issue with their corruption) and the dip into government resources to bestow favors on those friendly to them. In this case, Trump is punishing “liberal” Colorado and providing favor to friendly Alabama. What is best for the country and/or the cost of moving the command to Alabama is irrelevant.
Is there anything of value in the camera set-ups to steal and quickly turn into cash? If so, an information campaign to raise awareness of the value amongst crackheads and meth addicts could work wonders.
Ponch and Jon coming out of retirement…
“Most of us are Trump voters, and we still believe in a leader who builds. That’s why we’re asking President Trump to reverse the stop-work order issued to Revolution Wind by Interior,” Yerman told Canary Media.
. . .
Yerman and other commercial fishermen remained quiet the last time Trump’s assault on a wind farm put them out of work. This time they’re speaking out.
“It’s madness to stop a project that already had permits,” said Jack Morris, a Massachusetts-based scalloper and manager for Sea Services who voted for Trump. “This is not something any of us planned for: the captains, the crew, the shore engineers, the people we buy food from for our trips.”
“Wait, wait! Trump isn’t supposed to hurt me, only the people I’ve been trained to hate!”
Wink wink, hint hint.
His term as Fed Chair ends in May 2026. He’ll still be a voting governor when his chairmanship ends.
Make no mistake, this is a dress rehearsal for firing Powell. Trump is testing what he can do with the “for cause” language. If the Supreme Court is deferential, and willing to accept a broad definition of “for cause” and defer to the president to determine exactly what “cause” is sufficient to justify firing a Fed governor, you can 100% assume that firing Powell for “cause” relating to his remodel of the Fed buildings. In addition, if this firing sticks, Trump will end up with 4 of 7 Board of Governors appointees.
Trump is using the “bully pulpit” to bully people out of their constitutional rights.