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  1. Gentlemen, dead people in the Ucraine, Gaza, Tel Aviv, Teheran should not distract us from the wisdom of President Donald Duck who a couple of weeks (days?) ago explained that the illegal immigrants from South America are bloodthirsty members of murderous gangs killing peaceful US citizens. On a sidenote: these peaceful US citizens now killing their Minnesota based countrymen providing they are established Democrats. President Duck thinking twice did now find out that the bloodthirsty gangmembers working in hotels, farming and selected factories are in fact not bloodthirsty but precious members of the community and should not be incarcerated and taken away. I am almost sure that piece of pure shit Kristi Noem will soon find out same and praise President Duck for his endless wisdom. Gentlemen, what a sad comedy the US government has become.
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  2. That chair is embarrassing 😳
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  3. Such a circus buy hey, at least nobody is talking about the Epstein Files 🤔
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  4. Pull my finger, I need to change my diaper anyway…
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  5. There was just a news blurb recently that claimed Kissinger and others had to tell SAC/NORAD to dis regard Nixon’s orders should he pick up the phone…seems old dick was prone to drinking and threatening to nuke N. Korea and other countries. During the last days of the nixon plague, SAC was more less told to disregard all orders from Nixon…apparently it took a bit of medication and treatment to get him sorted enough to go on tv and resign…
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  6. Not to defend the asshole, but he was probably drunk…
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  7. As I understand it, “Palestine” says this is their land…they say it is all theirs “from the river to the sea” but Gaza for the saker of this discussion…anyway, Israel says, you started shit, we won and the land is the spoil of war so to speak as in, it is ours now, pick another fight so we can build even more settlements in violation of treaties…so ham-us keeps picking fights…. My understanding of the Middle East goes as follows, the Muslims all hate one another for various reasons, geographic, oil disputes, Sunni vs shite etc… HOWEVER, Thye do agree on 2 things, palestians are the dog shit of the Arab world and 2 they hate Jews…so they all claim the Palestinian cause while simultaneously hating/refusing to really help/take in/aide etc “Palestine.” Ham-us is funded by Iran and the Arab world (Persians do want to be lumped in with that group, reminds me of an old joke, “how do you tell a Persian from an Arab? Just say are the same and the guy who screams first is the Persian,” but I digress…) They will all fun ham-us and hisballs to allah, but how many of those “fighters” are even “Palestinian?” My understanding is, very few… ALL those countries treat Palestinians like shit and don’t really care how many of them and their children die as long as they can scream about it…I say fuck them all. This all I know about it, hope you all now feel more intellectually enlightened.
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  8. MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on how Donald Trump was screwed by his own FBI Director Kash Patel who refused to defend Trump on a podcast appearance with Joe Rogan.
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  9. A simple google search also gives you all you need to know about Hanna 😊
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  10. • National Guard deployed: President Donald Trump is deploying 2,000 National Guardsmen to Los Angeles in response to protests over immigration enforcement activities there. Feckedy feck feck feck. feckless c*nt civil war she begins
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  11. Watch the Long-Lost ‘Donald Trump’s House of Wings’ Sketch in the TACO (Trump always chickens out) theme, go to this site https://www.mediaite.com/media/tv/watch-the-long-lost-donald-trumps-house-of-wings-sketch/ I can't link directly to the video, it's the 2nd vid on the page. The 1st and 3rd are eye-opening and give us non Americans, some idea of what a presence he is/was, in the media zeitgeist of the USA. _____ Unfortunately for Trump, the ‘TACO’ label isn’t just true, it’s also gaining traction LINK excerpt: ...a reporter asked the president for his response. Trump was not only visibly furious, he also demanded that no one ever ask him about the subject again — seemingly indifferent to the fact that journalists don’t work for him and have no reason to honor his demands...
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  12. I think I said give it 3 months
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  13. President Donald of the United States said they in very very goods talks with the Chinese about tariffs, the Chinese likewise confirmed there aren´t any talks. Listened to a lengthy analysis concerning the excellent secretary of health Mr Kennedy. ( Why can´t they force him to at least change his name? ) The guy seems to be obsessed by autism, complaining these people would never be able to pay taxes. People afraid of the US becoming an autocracy should not worry any more, it is on the way to change into a stable idiocracy.
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  14. I reckon Musk would get on well with Hunter S. Thompson but would lack the stamina
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  15. Tried something similar at a spot in Chiang Mai—was surprised how subtle the taste was. The buzz sneaks up slow, but it's super chill if you don’t overdo it.
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  16. I’m reading about “Diddy’s parties’ and I’m thinking “this guy is a real amateur…”
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  17. Warfare [2025 Movie] A platoon of Navy SEALs embark on a dangerous mission in Ramadi, Iraq, with the chaos and brotherhood of war retold through their memories based of actual events. One of the most forceful brutal depictions of a single modern warfare incident made in cinema, superbly crafted movie.
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  18. The thing being overlooked is this administration has one objective and that's it. It's simple greed and power thrown in with an ego the size of a small planet. Trump has carried out the greatest grift in history and the fools who fell for it will ultimately pay the price. Watched this the other night. The mind boggles
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  19. Alas the edifice of theodicy – the problem of evil. Or was once said Religion began when the first scoundrel met the first fool.
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  20. Got a Paki at work at the moment. Clueless in his role, dishonest when questioned or challenged and to be honest an arrogant DICK
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  21. Brings to mind the man in a tent in Cactus, who’d obviously taken a handful of viagra. Quite the attitude! He was turfed out
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  22. I watched a documentary about Jerry Falwell’s son and all his antics. It basically came out that it was all a sham from the start, he doesn’t believe any of the crap he spewed it was all just a game for gain. He hired a pool boy to play with his wife while he watched…then set the guy up in real estate as a pay off to keep quiet…never really believed any of the biblical crap or “christian demands” he placed on others while judging them… Point of saying this, is, that I see many similarities between the Falwell boy and the dump and his regime. All just a show for the idiots to bow to…why these so called “christian voters” fall for this crap is astounding…never under estimate the stupidity of of the American voters. Thomas Jefferson supposedly said “…in the end, the people will get the government they deserve…” he ment good or bad, it is all on us…
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  23. Hegseth finally found Jesus, this government changes between tragedy and comedy. Donald´s lies becoming more and more brute and he does not care any more that anybody watches him and his family of swines filling their pockets. The Golden Dome, the goldest dome ever, will finally ruin the US finances if they find enough learned people at all who would know how to build such thing. I am asking again oh gentlemen why for heaven´s sake the American people do not stand up and cry foul. Donald makes the world laugh about the USA.
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  24. Sounds more like Rhodesia.........just as big a pack of c*nts were the white farmers in the 70's
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  25. Oval Office now looks like one the Chinese-owned pennyshops where they sell anything between cooking pots and plastic bras.
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  26. Watched a piece on TV this week where they interviewed a couple of insiders, some of them FBI-folks whom Donald just fired alltogether. Their mistake was to inquire about Russian-related connections between Musk, Trump and even Putin. Unbelievable. Trump dealt with Russian gangsters and oligarchs. One of them paid Donald 95 Million for a building that he bought for about 40 just some years ago. Saved his ass again.
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  27. Outdoor patios were built in front of every bar on Soi Cowboy many years ago which had the effect of making the soi feel narrower. Midnite was taken over by The Arab some years ago and he ruined it. It was a real fun bar back in the day, wasn't it! Nice memories from that bar.
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  28. Crazy House has always been that way. Helps being run by the BiB Never made it HH but have heard good things. Met the owner of a bar there called Cheers here in Sydney. Not sure if she is still operating. I have visited Prachuap Khiri Khan to the south which I really liked. The pace is nothing like I had ever experienced anywhere in LOS Enjoy
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  29. The dump has determined this is a hostile invasion and therefore he can do as he wants…
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  31. What the Sports Community Needs to Know About the Enhanced Games Have you heard of the Enhanced Games? If so, the narrative around paying athletes and supporting career longevity may have sounded reasonable, but there’s far more to consider when it comes to understanding the impact of this proposed spectacle. Here, the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency’s Dr. Matt Fedoruk, Chief Science Officer, and Olympian Allison Wagner, Athlete and International Relations Director, share their views on the Enhanced Games and how it can impact sport integrity, athlete wellness, and youth sport. What are the Enhanced Games? Simply explained, the Enhanced Games is a planned international sports event that may take place in 2025 where athletes are encouraged to enhance themselves and their performances by using performance-enhancing substances (PEDs) and methods. The idea was conceived by Australian businessman Aron D’Souza and has since garnered widespread media attention, as well the support of some and the condemnation of many. Why would someone support the Enhanced Games? D’Souza claims that the Enhanced Games will offer athletes financial incentives that they don’t receive through the current Olympic and Paralympic system. And with the help of PEDs, D’Souza argues that athletes will be able to feel better for longer and extend their careers. Critics point out that the concept is not only legally questionable, but actually very dangerous to athletes’ health. Critics also note that the Enhanced Games sets a terrible example for young athletes around the world who will witness the glorification of a doping arms race rather than sport based on integrity, fairness, and determination. Travis Tygart, the Chief Executive Officer of USADA, has commented, “While those behind the Enhanced Games might be looking to make a quick buck, that profit would come at the expense of kids across the world thinking they need to dope to chase their dreams. We desperately wish this investment was being made in the athletes who are currently training and competing the real and safe way. They are the role models this world so desperately needs and they are the ones who deserve our support – not some dangerous clown show that puts profit over principle.” Athlete Health First and foremost, much of what the Enhanced Games are championing is potentially dangerous in both the short and long term. While they claim that they will have medical staff on site to ensure the safety of the athletes before and during the competition, Fedoruk points out that many of the negative side effects and health outcomes from using banned substances can come during use in practice or even years later. Further, the synergistic negative health effects of taking multiple prohibited substances at once are unknown. “These things aren’t just banned because they’re effective at making athletes stronger or faster,” he explains. “Many are banned because they’ve been proven to be dangerous for athletes, with some harmful side effects being potentially irreversible.” And while the potential for compensation might make the risk seem worthwhile, it’s critical to note that there is no actual prize purse listed or plan for how the compensation will work. As Wagner explains, it’s currently empty promises. And beyond that, participation in the Enhanced Games could cost an athlete sponsorships, speaking engagements, and the ability to compete in other events. Any short-term monetary gain would be outweighed by the health risks and career impacts. “This event is being done purely for the entertainment and shock value, with no bearing on the long-term health of the athlete,” says Fedoruk. “If you’re an athlete looking for a payout, the promises may be appealing, but it’s forcing you to put your body and health—and probably your longevity–at risk.” Integrity and Fairness Integrity is the cornerstone for sport and for competition. “Allowing doping is a very dangerous and disturbing proposition,” says Wagner. “For me and for so many athletes, sport has been about learning and incorporating values such as integrity and fair play, and these Enhanced Games make a mockery of that. Olympic and Paralympic values are so important to athletes. We believe in the pursuit of excellence with integrity. And it’s not just about being great athletes: Many of these athletes who compete at the Olympics and Paralympics are role models in their community and that’s because they achieved excellence in a way that was honorable.” “The Enhanced Games diminishes sport to pure entertainment,” explains Fedoruk. “And that seems problematic when you think about the value sport brings to society and individuals. Sport is a journey. It’s something that’s supposed to be healthy and meaningful. There are rules put in place in order to try to make it fair.” Even from a legal standpoint, there are questions around the Enhanced Games. There is significant crossover between PEDs that are actually illegal in most countries with drugs that are banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). And while D’Souza has talked extensively about wanting to see world records broken, it’s important to understand that if any world records do fall during these events (although doping doesn’t guarantee record-breaking performances) the new record wouldn’t stand. Ratification of world records are typically subject to WADA global anti-doping standards, which means that any ‘heaviest lift’ or ‘fastest marathon time’ wouldn’t be entered into the official record books. Youth Athletes In addition to Tygart’s point that the Enhanced Games could lead to kids across the world thinking they need to dope to chase their dreams, Fedoruk also notes the mental health risks for young athletes watching this kind of event. “We already know that the pressure to have your body look a certain way is immense for young athletes, and it can be very damaging,” he says. “With the Enhanced Games promoting the use of things like steroids, I worry that young athletes who watch those athletes will internalize some really unhealthy messages.” “And just because someone takes EPO or a steroid doesn’t put them at the same level as an Olympic athlete,” adds Fedoruk. “PEDs are not a short cut. You have to use these substances for a certain period of time in order for them to have an effect, and the longer you use them in the higher doses, the more chances that you’re going to suffer unwanted side effects, which ultimately impair your performance rather than improve it.” Takeaway It’s important to understand the risks associated with a concept like the Enhanced Games, a sporting event where doping would be actively encouraged. Mental and physical health effects, integrity concerns, and the devaluing of sport are among the top issues. Finally, there is little evidence that the Enhanced Games will live up to the financial incentives that they’ve claimed, and participation will cause athletes to be ineligible for other events and compensation opportunities.
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  32. George Wendt, best known as Norm on the tv comedy Cheers from the ‘80’s has drank his final beer.
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