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TwiceHorn

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  1. And if you ask it forbidden or dangerous questions it should say DANGER WILL ROBINSON DANGER DANGER
  2. I think I would avoid the big box stores and try the types that supply builders, like Capital Distributing. They can do a little work on pricing for you. And I think the big box stores have "special models" like Walmart gets special, slightly extra shitty, versions of TVs and such. ETA: FBS seems to be the Centex version of Capital.
  3. I was reading this author named Barry Eisler, whose crime fiction I have been guardedly enjoying. https://barryeisler.substack.com/ He seems to be appropriately liberal, was a CIA agent for a while. Raises a few good points here and there. But he's a bit of a look and a disestablshmentarian. But in one of his screeds, he did declare NATO expansion to be a legitimate and sufficient provocation to Russia, analogizing it to Russian behavior during the Missile Crisis. Therefore, I had to consider that "talking point" rather seriously for the first time. All of that assumes that dissolution of the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact eliminated all threat to the tiny countries of Europe that have twice been subject to a continent-wide war in roughly the last century. It assumes that a non-communist Russia is no kind of threat. That might possibly have been true briefly at the end of the Soviet era, but was never realistic, as events of the last decade have shown. Putin is all-Soviet, all the time, minus the Comintern and Politburo. Russia remains opposed to "the West," rather than being a part of it. Its western neighbors behave accordingly. It's not like NATO really represents an arms buildup or aggression, it's a defensive pact.
  4. Lawsuit challenging the renaming. https://washingtonlitigationgroup.org/news/new-lawsuit-challenges-illegal-renaming-of-the-kennedy-center/ Looks like a winner, winner, chicken dinner. Doesn't mention a bylaw change.
  5. Morale in the SD Fla office apparently is at a low due to the indefensible Russiagate investigations headed up by Trump lickspittle Jason Reding. Sorry for the source, but it's telling.
  6. Well, in normal, old America, the Secretary of Defense really didn't have anything to do with military operations. In this case, I might think the more important thing would be avoiding pushback from actual commanders.
  7. She doesn't. But it's not as if she's resting on her rights. Like most of these people, she's off her gourd. Axis II personality disorder.
  8. I'm curious why it's the CIA all of a sudden, and not the USN or other DOD military, making these strikes. I have thought all along that it would be CIA doing these things because they're used to being lawless. And outside the military chain of command.
  9. Actually known as California State University, _____________. Although they certainly seem to be all-in on the ___________ State, but that's not the official name.. It doesn't seem to be like SUNY, where everything Is now ________ University. https://www.calstate.edu/
  10. https://www.kttc.comGroup of GOP legislators call for Gov. Walz to resignA collection of Minnesota House and Senate Republicans is calling for the resignation of Governor Tim Walz after increased scrutiny into the state’s fraud issues.https://www.cnn.com/2025/12/29/us/minnesota-day-care-fraud-what-we-know
  11. Yes. It's not a new thing. It is being politicized. It's just too convenient: you got Minnesota and Walz, Ilhan Omar, dark brown immigrants, some of whom are on TPS. It's a quadfecta for Trump.
  12. Both things can be true. It's funny though, how Italian-Americans survived anarchist and mafioso stereotypes to essentially flourish here. Anyone want to hazard a guess how Somali-Americans are going to weather such stereotyping?
  13. Because this whole deal has been going on for years. One of the reasons the numbers are so large is they are cumulative over nearly a decade.
  14. Ay Dios mio. goes to YouTube to watch espanish pentecostals
  15. This is so common it gets lost pretty often. But he's sharing the stage with BB Nuttyahoo, ostensibly something about Israel or peace or some shit. The Israel Prize, something. Yet he's blathering about the Fed renovation and his stupid-ass ballroom.
  16. Also, who'd have figured 956 was a Mason. 😬😬 I'm descended from a fairly long line of Masons, myself. But, as far as I know, it was just a frat for grown men.
  17. And, I'm sure it's all fueled by the sense that the end of Trump is nigh, whatever that brings. As much as they may yearn for Trump 2028, they all know he'll be dead or barely sentient by then (he already is barely sentient), so they're having to make up whatever's next. You'd think for her that would be the same ol bullshit, but who knows what she's thinking.
  18. Oh shit that's right, sorry.
  19. I don't think Brits have the same general level of affection for Israel that Americans do. First, Israel killed quite a few Brits on the way in; second, they generally lack the species of fundagelicals that believe Israel's existence essential to the second coming. So, their Nazis continue to be raging anti-Semites, while ours are only partial anti-Semites.
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