TYB
you're welcome. have another.
> images not working.
have you reported it?
working fine for me, i deleted my system32 file.
lurqmoar
Amid Afghan Chaos, a C.I.A. Mission That Will Persist for Years
The spy agency had plans to de-emphasize counterterrorism operations to focus on rising global powers. History got in the way.
https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/27/us/politics/cia-afghanistan.html
Afghanistan is a rising global power?
a clown puff piece to prepare us for what?
de-emphasizing their stated mission for what we all know they do?
wtaf
>why attack the inability to read notables? hmmmmm
Kamala Harris returned to the U.S. on Thursday, landing in Hawaii after her trip to Singapore and Vietnam.
But the vice president ignored reporters’ questions – whether about Afghanistan or other topics – as she got off Air Force Two for a stop at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam.
She also blocked reporters from attending her planned address to U.S. troops stationed at the base, according to reports.
The Pearl Harbor stop had been scheduled prior to Thursday's terrorist attack at the Kabul airport that killed at least 13 U.S. service members and dozens of Afghans. An Islamic State group affiliate claimed responsibility for the attack.
After the attack, reporters traveling with Harris learned her Hawaii visit with the troops would be closed to the press.
"The VP’s staff informed the pool during the flight that her event with troops at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam would now be closed press," the White House press pool said, according to the Washington Examiner. "No explanation given by the VP’s team for why it has been changed to closed press when asked by a member of the pool."
Harris also canceled a campaign rally scheduled for Friday in California with Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, who faces a recall election next month, likely over the optics of attending a political event after a deadly terrorist attack.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/kamala-harris-stops-at-pearl-harbor-on-way-back-from-asia-but-avoids-press-questions
when the optics are so bad
you don't care about the optics
there is this section of the bread called "notables"
at the top, right below the banner
the last several iterations of this feature
say that Jim Watkins posted, multiple times, that images will function as soon
as he finds a new host site.
but yeah, clowns would leave the site up and just kill the pics. flat earth nsht.
most notable notable
instantly eliminated
they are losing competence
the last time they predicted attacks, they named the perp
"ISIS-K gonna do something in a minute."
and confirmation before the casualty count?
that happens, how often?
where were all the "claim responsibility" disclaimers?
23&me thumbs up.jpg
o7
how many fingers do you have if you call your fingers thumbs?
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unless you have blue hair, then the thumbs can identify.
how does DJT know that ISIS-X is forming, and will be worse?
who is funding? where are they getting weapons and intel?
>There are good, based rapers and there are good, based Murdochs.
>I have a working theory that Israel is the private mercenary army of the Rothschild cult. And Isis is just one branch.
<raper, noice
she wrote the damn article herself
January 09, 2018
CNAS Names Victoria Nuland, former U.S. Ambassador to NATO, as CEO; Robert O. Work, former Deputy Secretary of Defense, Rejoins CNAS as Senior Defense Counselor
By Victoria Nuland, and Robert O. Work
Washington, January 9 – The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) Board of Directors has selected Victoria Nuland, the former U.S. Ambassador to NATO and former Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs, as the Center’s new Chief Executive Officer. In addition, Robert O. Work, former Deputy Secretary of Defense and former CNAS CEO, will rejoin CNAS as Senior Counselor for Defense.
As CEO, Ambassador Nuland will lead CNAS’ efforts to develop bold, innovative, and bipartisan solutions to the most pressing national security and defense issues. She succeeds Michèle Flournoy, who will join the Center’s board of directors and co-direct CNAS’ Next Generation National Security Leaders Fellowship. She will work with Richard Fontaine, who remains the organization’s president.
“The board undertook an exhaustive search for CNAS’ new chief executive, and we were unanimous in our support for Toria,” said CNAS Board of Directors Chairman Kurt Campbell. “She has big ideas, a record of leadership, and a wealth of policy experience at the highest levels. The team of Toria Nuland, Richard Fontaine, Bob Work, Michèle Flournoy, David Romley, and others at CNAS is a potent combination that will drive the Center forward.”
“I am honored to join CNAS at this vital time,” said Nuland. “For over a decade, the Center has excelled in offering pragmatic, bipartisan solutions to our nation’s most pressing national security and defense challenges. Those are needed more than ever today. As CEO, I look forward to working with the men and women of CNAS and leaders across the national security community to advance the best ideas and the strongest public consensus for principled American leadership in the world.”
Sen. Joseph Lieberman (D-CT), a member of the CNAS Board of Directors, echoed Campbell’s sentiment. “I have known Toria Nuland and her family
https://www.cnas.org/press/press-release/cnas-names-victoria-nuland-former-u-s-ambassador-to-nato-as-ceo-robert-o-work-former-deputy-secretary-of-defense-rejoins-cnas-as-senior-defense-counselor
>OSHA will not enforce 29 CFR 1904’s recording requirements
i gonna just dub this
the Walensky syndrome - we are government, we choose which laws matter, and make 'em up when needed. like, who is going to stop us? we can afford way better lawyers (and judges)
and we can tie it up in appeal indefinitely
>Chuck Grassley and Mike Pence coming in with some 17's.
>
>11:33 am and 12:05 pm
>
>11+3+3 = 17 and 12+5 = 17
why don't you put some honey on your fingers
and play with a feather