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Arms Dealers Perversion granted & inside most of us.
Yer the UNITED STATES of ISRAEL y'all, and perhaps through your historical becoming inventors of modern capitalism you have become the center of world disease now:
The US of ZIONISM!
...because the world is there to buy!
Self-Enrichin' MothaFockAzz corrupting the planet.
The Trump administration has launched an investigation into prominent Iran war critic Trita Parsi, according to a report in the Free Press.
According to US officials and documents reviewed by the pro-Trump outlet, officials are looking into the possibility of deporting Parsi, who holds both Iranian and Swedish citizenship.
Parsi, who is co-founder and executive vice president of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft and co-founded the National Iranian-American Council (NIAC), has been a vocal opponent of the ongoing US attacks on Iran.
A Trump official told the Free Press that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio had been "very clear" in his intentions to tackle âpeople who support adversaries of ours and whose work furthers their agenda and undermines our security.
âAnyone who seeks to undermine the US, weâre taking a hard look at," the official said. (...)
Arms Dealers Perversion granted & inside most of us.
Yer the UNITED STATES of ISRAEL y'all, and perhaps through your historical becoming inventors of modern capitalism you have become the center of world disease now:
The US of ZIONISM!
...because the world is there to buy!
Self-Enrichin' MothaFockAzz corrupting the planet.
Arms Dealers Perversion granted & inside most of us.
Yer the UNITED STATES of ISRAEL y'all, and perhaps through your historical becoming inventors of modern capitalism you have become the center of world disease now:
The US of ZIONISM!
...because the world is there to buy!
Self-Enrichin' MothaFockAzz corrupting the planet.
Do you really admire them? Sincere question.
Seems they are throwing in the towel and willing to accept any other political answer - whether they understand it or not.
I admire the boldness. I would have chosen a different strategy, but I had a different set of circumstances when I was in their shoes. They were given a raw deal with no good options, so they chose total annihilation. I'm more upset with the people who have all the power not recognizing the faults in the system they created and not providing an option. If you find yourself on a sinking ship, and find out the captain and crew has deserted with all the life vests, you might as well go hit the buffet.
To circle back to the topic, the admin has started yet another war, and squandered hundreds of MORE billions hurting people who have done nothing to us. Then they told us there was no money left for health care, and they are planning to raid the social security system that we've all be paying for. Then they said they don't care about laws or accountability for themselves, in fact they are working to reward people who flaunt the system (on many fronts). And you are somehow surprised they are disheartened and not enthusiastic about playing your game?
I do admire the end game awareness of the millennial generation. Instead of saving for a 'rainy day', they realize the game is rigged and there is a rug pull ahead. But instead of girding for it, they are leaning into it. It's all going to hell and a bunch of people are going to wind up bankrupt, but they will have a nice couch, a big TV, and a closet full of cheetos when it happens. They are basically staring down those who long to crush them and saying 'go ahead, but you're coming with us'. It's bold strategy, brought out by lack of alternatives. I'm in the 'girded' camp and plan to watch it from the sidelines, but I know who I'm rooting for.
Do you really admire them? Sincere question.
Seems they are throwing in the towel and willing to accept any other political answer - whether they understand it or not.
and tell it to someone who cares, as clearly we dont:
Year-over-year, U.S. retail sales rose 3.7 percent, 4 percent and 4.9 percent in February, March and April, respectively. And the momentum continued in May, when retail sales rose 7.2 percent, though the figures are unadjusted for inflation, which is running at about 3.8 percent.
Buoying those sales was a host of factors.
The surging stock market is soaring to new highs, fueled by investor bullishness over AI. Unemployment is relatively low at 4.3 percent, with the job market adding 459,000 positions through May this year. Also, tax returns are 10 percent higher this year.
The affluent continue to spend, while low- and middle-income shoppers, who are more impacted by higher costs, are still shopping but in a more âchoicefulâ way.
I do admire the end game awareness of the millennial generation. Instead of saving for a 'rainy day', they realize the game is rigged and there is a rug pull ahead. But instead of girding for it, they are leaning into it. It's all going to hell and a bunch of people are going to wind up bankrupt, but they will have a nice couch, a big TV, and a closet full of cheetos when it happens. They are basically staring down those who long to crush them and saying 'go ahead, but you're coming with us'. It's bold strategy, brought out by lack of alternatives. I'm in the 'girded' camp and plan to watch it from the sidelines, but I know who I'm rooting for.
and tell it to someone who cares, as clearly we dont:
Year-over-year, U.S. retail sales rose 3.7 percent, 4 percent and 4.9 percent in February, March and April, respectively. And the momentum continued in May, when retail sales rose 7.2 percent, though the figures are unadjusted for inflation, which is running at about 3.8 percent.
Buoying those sales was a host of factors.
The surging stock market is soaring to new highs, fueled by investor bullishness over AI. Unemployment is relatively low at 4.3 percent, with the job market adding 459,000 positions through May this year. Also, tax returns are 10 percent higher this year.
The affluent continue to spend, while low- and middle-income shoppers, who are more impacted by higher costs, are still shopping but in a more âchoicefulâ way.
By any measure of warfare, attacking a civilian water supply facility in a country that is suffering from chronic water shortage is a massive war crime.
By any measure of warfare, attacking a civilian water supply facility in a country that is suffering from chronic water shortage is a massive war crime.