Pay attention. This is what a real war to get rid of chemical weapons (drugs) looks like. This could have been done anytime in the last 75 yrs. It was a choice to not do it bc the intelligence agencies were too busy creating it and using the proceeds to fund their covert activities.
Holy shit...this clip is unreal. Nithya Raman has absolutely NO clue about how housing works in LA. Oppenheim explains to her that landlords are losing money over the last decade and she's got ZERO idea what he's saying. This lady was chair of the Homelessness and Housing Committee for years and she's genuinely hearing this for the first time in her life. Unreal that this low IQ buffoon is about to be the Mayor. WTF are we doing.
Today, Oct. 26th, is 'National Day of the Deployed'.
This day honors current/past/future U.S. military service members who are (or will be) deployed... as well as their families back home who also "serve" in their own capacity as support.
Thank you all for your service to our country and for all the sacrifices made on our behalf. 🫡🇺🇸
Decorating your house for Halloween and participating in this “holiday” is aligning yourself against God and with the evil of this world
It’s not “just for fun”
It’s direct alignment with evil and death
For anyone curious about what it actually looked like to kill a generation of functioning cars, here’s an actual video from 2009 and brief explanation:
The dealer first replaces the oil with sodium silicate solution. It’s a clear-ish liquid that crystallizes under extreme heat. As the engine warms up the solution begins to form small abrasive crystals in the oil system that shred the bearing and score the cylinder walls.
Within seconds of starting the car you can see smoke billowing from the exhaust, this is the crystals scratching the cylinder walls and leaving small grooves for oil and solution to leak past into the combustion chamber and ignite/evaporate, producing the white smoke.
Pretty soon the entire crankcase is full of crystals and freshly shredded metal flakes, the engine seizes. It took about 40 seconds in this video. Some engines reportedly lasted up to 7 minutes, but all were destroyed. That strikes me as sort of sad in a way, like watching a great warrior slowly lose a heroic last stand.
Now, this is the part that gets insanely wasteful. These cars were sent to federally approved recycling facilities where they had 180 days to sell the non-engine parts before they were required to prove that they had shred the entire thing into scrap steel.
But, in talking to a guy who ran one such facility at the time, he typically just sent them straight to the crusher. The timeframes allotted weren’t long enough to dismantle all of the cars, and even if you could, the marginal prices of the parts was greatly diminished. You cannot sell 1000 transmissions when only 50 went bad that year, they became worthless.
So just like that, in order to increase prosperity and save the environment, 677,000 entire running cars and trucks were turned directly into rebar worth a few cents per pound.
The entire Obama administration was like a chapter out of atlas shrugged.
@JimFergusonUK I've been doing 7 day fasts with just water. It's easy. Some practice sessions would be advisable though. There are so many ways through anything that happens, but strength of mind and positivity would be good things to stockpile, and a distiller to ensure clean water
I believe there's a good chance this is kayfabe... and by that, I absolutely mean Bill is in on it.
One reason they'd re-engage with this dance is to maintain an advantageous, yet contentious, relationship that helps Trump reach Maher's audience while also giving Bill cover from being seen as in the tank for him.
Personal insults aside, Bill has become somewhat of a redpill machine to the left. Many of them listen to what he says when they'd never otherwise hear it, or, if they did, dismiss it out of hand. From a psychological perspective, this actually makes a ton of sense to me.
You may not like Bill, but among people with significant followings on the left, and rather unlike most of his peers, he's definitely more grounded in sanity.
Stop and think about what just happened in Brazil and the likelihood that, because of election malfeasance, they'll have to redo their presidential election.
The whole situation shines a bright light on the fact that this type of theft actually happens, and at scale, in a large country.
And that's impt b/c the final say on what happened here regarding our 2020 election has yet to be written.
A 19 year old with no land and no money built a 40-cow dairy on somebody else's farm. 300 families were buying milk off that rented ground before he ever paid for an ad.
Nathan Vergin got in by managing one of Joel Salatin's rental farms in Virginia: income off the beef herd, an apartment, access to equipment and a shop.
He found customers before he had a parlor. He called everybody he knew, told them he was starting a raw milk herd share, and asked them to pass it on. No ads. A list. About 30 said yes. While the parts sat in transit he milked five cows by hand for five days straight, by himself.
The parlor: old tie stall stanchions bolted to a hay wagon chassis, a vacuum pump hooked to a lawnmower engine, a box around the engine to keep the weather off. He pulled it into the field, fired it up, milked into a bucket, carried the milk to the cooler.
It was ugly as a mud fence. It milked cows.
There is a big difference between I don't have the ideal setup and I can't start. Those are two separate things.
Word of mouth did the marketing. Somebody drank the milk, told a friend. He bought another cow, needed more ground, more people called, more cows. No five year plan. Demand pulled him forward one cow at a time.
Virginia won't let raw milk sit on a store shelf, so the herd share is the road in. Customers own a slice of the herd and pay a boarding fee. The milk is theirs as owners.
Nobody handed him a farm. He found the grass, then the customers, and the customers set his size. That is a business a middleman cannot shut off.
Your rancher,
Jason Hanley | 208-714-0478
The do-over is going to be epic. Expect Lula's obvious election rigging shennanigans to cost him dearly... and by that I mean both the presidency and especially AFTER he loses.
I say that b/c he's likely to get the Jair Bolosnaro treatment, only in his case, he'll have deserved it.
In case you couldn’t tell
Major habbenings occurring behind the scenes at a very rapid pace.
Seems like the “system” is getting its teeth kicked in and curb stomped.
If only we had been told 9 years ago that there was a Plan, then perhaps so many wouldn’t be panicking.
If you haven't noticed, election rules aren't set in stone; they're amazingly malleable depending on how they impact leftist interests.
And whenever there are issues, which occur uncannily often, they amazingly (and almost exclusively) happen in favor of leftist candidates.
Weird, right?
Mossberg just put 20 ROUNDS OF 12 GAUGE into a short-barrel shotgun.
And I have questions.
The Mossberg 590RM Chisel has an 11.5-inch barrel.
Magazine-fed.
Folding stock.
AR-style safety.
And a 20-round magazine that looks completely ridiculous hanging off something this small.
It's like dropping a Hellcat engine into a Mini Cooper.
It shouldn't make sense.
But somehow it does.
And here's the part I wasn't expecting.
This thing genuinely made me feel like a kid again.
Every time I picked it up, I kept saying the same word.
COOL.
Not sophisticated.
Not revolutionary.
Just cool.
And sometimes that's enough.
Here's my question:
Would you choose a compact 20-round shotgun over a traditional tube-fed shotgun?
And if you're loading 20 rounds…
BUCKSHOT or SLUGS?
Full review on my YouTube channel.