>>48160

>>47996 pb

Billy went to Arizona earlier today

Gates Foundation N887WM from Seattle Boeing Field with another less than 1 hour ground stop-this time at Flagstaff, AZ Pulliam Airport

>>48182

ty 'fo dat

prolly would habs missed it

>>48140 pb

>>48128 pb

>The issue I see is that there is no AC to refuel for Not AF1 Joe as he arrived on Marine One.

You can't hide Joe

>>48185

kek

>>48190

hate doing this but

>Resnik

>>48194

>>48195

so they habs to assign a new judge

How long that gonna take?

>>48198

wonder if they can stop the process by not having judge.

not muh area obviously

>>48201

someone will go on vakey nao.

watched a little of the cameras last night

funny for them

>>48202

the beat goes on...

High-level AC 'dis

and ULTRA GLOW with Camp Peary

SAM283 USAF G5 departed super spoopy Camp Peary Airstrip, VA

This AC was used for kneepads as AF2 on Friday to Laconia, NH

>>48204

illegals

not going unnoticed here for sure

impossibruh to not notice but many do.

Got better for you know how long but was still a trickle and subtle

Won't go near the border or in nao.

Done with it

>>48207

on ground at JBA

>>48212

yep

>>48221

nite

Suga suffers triple defeat in bellwether Diet by-elections

Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party failed to win any of the three parliamentary by-elections held Sunday, a loss that weakens Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga's standing in the party ahead of a general election later this year. The races in Hiroshima, Nagano and Hokkaido were the first national elections since Suga became prime minister last September, and the first opportunity for voters to render judgment on his handling of the coronavirus.

Candidates backed by the main opposition Constitutional Democratic Party of Japan won all three seats, in an outcome widely seen as a bellwether for the general election. The four-year term of the Diet's lower house ends Oct. 21, before which an election must be called. The defeats for the LDP also deliver a blow to President Joe Biden's administration, which has gone out of its way to help the Japanese leader bolster his domestic political standing.

Suga's term as LDP president, and thus his time as prime minister, expires on Sept. 30. Especially damaging was the defeat in Hiroshima, a conservative stronghold where the LDP won six of the seven constituencies in the 2017 general election. It was also a test case for the political muscle of LDP heavyweight Fumio Kishida, who leads the LDP in Hiroshima. The former foreign minister and chairman of the LDP Policy Research Council is a potential candidate for prime minister, but the loss in his power base weakens his standing in the party as well.

The election participation rate was 30.46% in Hokkaido and 44.4% in Nagano, both historic lows. It was 33.61% in Hiroshima.

https://asia.nikkei.com/Politics/Suga-suffers-triple-defeat-in-bellwether-Diet-by-elections

>>48224

>>48230

or he is the plant and just sorta acknowledged it.

Dunno

>>48231

for a little bit.

>>48239

that was early on iirc

like feb 2018 mebby?

>>48245

wasn't eben posting then-lurked for a long time and just hanging on at that point.

Did not post until may 2018

Started helping them in fall 2018

Much of the early stuff is still a blur from 4ch and wasn't saving stuff then either.

Been a wild ride

good nite

o7