You know what it means when the IDF has good enough optics to pick out the forelocks on individual people’s heads?
It means they know the toddlers are toddlers when they murder them.
@WalshFreedom@AOC@AIPAC You gotta stop conflating aipac and Israel with the Jewish American community. It’s not stupid to say, you just don’t want to realize what the American people want.
This clip is such a great demonstration of how when Fetterman is not on Fox he gets thrown off by the most obvious questions and is revealed to be completely vapid.
@GoBills666 Knocking over the Ralph do you guys hear your selves? These are the same communities that will complain they never get anything new and shined because they are a b or c list city. Finally get something and it’s still an issue. Get over your selves.
Madden 07 comes out in less than a month and EA Sports has released player ratings.
7 players earned honors of being rated 99 overall.
QB - Peyton Manning
CB - Champ Bailey
S - Ed Reed
LT - Walter Jones
P - Shane Lechler
FB - Lorenzo Neal
TE - Antonio Gates
Acknowledging reality doesn't make you liberal. It makes you literate. Scientifically-literate. And if caring about someone other than myself makes me "woke" than so be it. My faith requires nothing less
If we had a nickel for every time Anthony Rizzo's caught a Cubs home run in the bleachers, we'd have two nickels.
Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice!
Haberman: The administration signed a mining deal with Kazakhstan for a little known U.S. Company. Six days before the deal was signed, the president's older son with other partners and took a 20% investment in the company related to the deal. What did the president know about his son's involvement in this arrangement and when did he find out about it?
Leavitt: From my understanding, nothing. They would never do anything they would put the president in the place of a conflict of interest
Haberman: So he did not learn about it until it was in the media?
Leavitt: That’s my understanding.
"Just put the fires out!"
Ever seen a boreal wildfire? I have. I used to fight them.
When fire behaviour becomes extreme, you're not getting close to them.
The radiant heat from a crown fire is face-melting from hundreds of metres away.
All attempts at direct attack will fail, because dropping water on it becomes akin to trying to spit on a campfire...it evaporates before it even hits the flames.
Additionally, reduced visibility, high winds, and turbulence makes aerial attack hazardous.
As a wildland firefighter, I've been extracted off of wildfires twice as our fires blew up, both times having our gear burned over. We returned to find firehoses and metal melted into the ash.
I've seen fireballs launched hundreds of feet high, and fires intense enough to produce lightning, influencing the weather around them. I've seen wildfires grow to the size of a major city in a short period of time.
So no, we can't just put the fire out.
Not being able to stop such a natural process is a truly humbling feeling.