>>15518577 Is anyone else noticing a lot of explosions/fires recently?
reported-chemical-release-222013460.html
2/1 Explosion at Weaver Fertilizer Plant, Winston-Salem, NC https://www.foxnews.com/us/north-carolina-fertilizer-plant-fire-winston-salem-evacuate
Could anons check on other Fertilizer plants destruction, fires etc
There was an article here yesterday (i think), saying farners couldnt grow food because they have no fertilizer. These Mother Fuckers need to be finished once and for all!
>>15518666 @USNavy Perfect timestamp hit on Q post, US Navy
For anons that don’t understand timestaps, this one will blow your socks off
Grab your popcorn, Happy Freedom Day, yesterday
https://twitter.com/PapiTrumpo/status/1488562682051665920?s=20&t=PIBtq7Br62L9Zf7Q-JrhEA
Trudeau is not vaxxed
https://twitter.com/catturd2/status/1488532562129698824?s=20&t=PIBtq7Br62L9Zf7Q-JrhEA
Now doLarry Bird
https://twitter.com/PapiTrumpo/status/1488549380126912516?s=20&t=PIBtq7Br62L9Zf7Q-JrhEA
Larry Bird and Donald Trump
Donald J. Trump is to politics what Larry Bird was to basketball.
When Bird played at my Alma Mater, he was regarded at the greatest white guy to ever play the game, his teammates were average in skills but good team players.
Bird was the master of the pivot. The key to pivoting is to keep one foot stationary and on the ground while staying on the move with the other foot in preparing to pass the ball or take a shot against the defender. The opposing team was geared to defend against Larry. There would often be more than one player defending against the Bird. Everything revolved around Larry either taking the shot or passing the ball to a teammate, who had an open shot, because all the defenders were drawn to Larry.
Larry had the skills to make his average teammates look better than they actually were, even great at times. He had the keen eye to always see the opening to shoot or to pass the ball (often while looking in another direction) to a teammate for an easy bucket.
The key for a great player is to stay on the move; he does not remain stationary, flat footed, or lean back on his heels. The ploy is toLarry Bird fake the defender, often several times, before passing or shooting. Good players have one dominant foot off which they pivot. Larry was a double threat, because he could skillfully pivot off either foot, making it extremely difficult to defend against him.
A number of conservative commentators including Laura Ingraham and Ann Coulter are concerned over the “compromising comments” made by the President at the televised bi-partisan meeting concerning comprehensive immigration reform.
From the beginning, I noticed a pattern in Trump’s playing the game of politics, especially during the primaries and general election. He would make statements that indicated a softening of some of his hardline positions only to come back within a week or so standing as firm at ever if not stronger than before.
Republicans were concerned that he would get his pivot foot off the ground, that is travel in basketball terms. The ground symbolizes Trump’s basic message. His foes thought they had thrown him off message. Neither Republicans or Democrats or the media knew when he was faking. He had phenomenal success in outmaneuvering everyone with his many fakes, then sinking his jump shot, usually for a three pointer. With so many unpredictable moves Trump’s opponents would become exhausted. He was faster than any of them.
Remember, the President is often speaking strategically (faking), which is part of the art of the deal. Watch the Trumpster as he sinks a three pointer in any upcoming immigration deal, like he did with the tax cut.
Now you know why Coach Bobby Knight liked Trump so well and encouraged him to run before he even announced his candidacy for the presidency. Knight, who scouted the some of the greatest that ever-played college basketball, knew a winner when he saw him. Much of coaching is successful recruiting.
Knight was a factor in recruiting Trump to get in the political arena. Knight missed out with Larry Bird, losing him to Indiana State. But he backed the right man for the Presidency. There has never been any player who dominated the game like Bird; in my life-time there has never been a President who has been as dominate as Trump.
http://www.brojed.org/cms/commentary/faq/43-a-word-from-bro-jed/294-larry-bird-and-donald-trump
Donald Trump Beats Out Larry Bird for last Indiana Casino
License; $108 million Casino to be Built Next to
French Lick Springs Resort Hotel
By Tim Evans, The Indianapolis Star
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
July 21, 2004 - FRENCH LICK, Ind. – Celebrity-businessman Donald Trump landed his second Indiana casino Tuesday, beating basketball legend Larry Bird and an Indianapolis partnership for a license in Orange County.
The Indiana Gaming Commission voted 4-2 to award the contract to operate the French Lick casino the state's 11th and final casino to Trump Indiana after nearly an hour of debate, mostly over Trump's financial problems.
Commission members Marya M. Rose, of Indianapolis, and Dr. I. Maurice Ndukwu, of Chesterton, voted against Trump. However, both said later they think the company's finances will improve and that it will be able to deliver what it promised to the residents of the Springs Valley, about 120 miles southwest of Indianapolis.
Trump's $108 million proposal includes payments of $10 million to help renovate the area's two historic hotels, $5 million to local government to make needed infrastructure improvements, such as a sewer plant expansion, and annual payments of at least $1.25 million to a local economic development fund.
The casino, which would open in January 2006, is expected to employ 640 people and take in an estimated $85.3 million in gambling revenue its first year.
But it was as much Trump's reputation enhanced by his Emmy-nominated performance on "The Apprentice" as his money that appeared to help sell locals.
The vote came about two hours after the local Historic Hotel Preservation Commission voted unanimously to recommend Trump's plan for the casino, to be built next to the French Lick Springs Resort hotel.
Moments after the vote, a polka band struck up "Happy Days Are Here Again" in a ballroom adjacent to the commission meeting. Hotel officials laid out a spread of hors d'oeuvres and pizza.
Commission member Rose said she was being conservative because plans to improve the finances of Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts are not final, although company officials said a reorganization would give it a strong balance sheet this year. When the refinancing is completed, Trump will no longer be majority owner of the company but will remain as chairman of the board and a powerful figurehead, said Robert Pickus, executive vice president of Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts.
"Trump did the extra work. They got out in the community and talked to the people that are going to be impacted," said commission member Ndukwu.
Trump's other Indiana casino is in Gary. Trump Indiana is a unit of New York-based Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts, which is traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
The company is negotiating a plan that would result in an affiliate of Credit Suisse First Boston investing $400 million in Trump Hotels, which has $1.8 billion in debt. In its annual report filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission in March, Trump warned of several "risks and uncertainties," including the completion of the plan.
Robert Boykins, chief executive of Boykins Lodging, which has owned the French Lick Springs Resort since 1998, called it "a great day." He said a casino was the only possible savior for his facility and the nearby West Baden Springs Hotel, both of which flourished in the first half of the 20th century – because of illegal gambling.
"This area died when Las Vegas legalized gambling in 1949, so it is kind of cool that it has finally come back around to this," Boykins said.
Orange County Development, the group associated with Indiana Pacers President Bird, did not make the commission's cut to the final two. Bird was not actively involved in the project but had pledged money for the Orange County Community Foundation. Commissioners gave the group low marks for its unwillingness to meet the panel halfway on some demands.
Voting in favor of Trump were Donald Raymond Vowels, of Evansville; Ann Marie Bochnowski, of Munster; Thomas F. Milcarek, of LaPorte County; and Robert Barlow, of Madison. Dale Gettelfinger, of Floyds Knobs, recused himself because he has indirect business connections with an individual tied to the Trump group.
Trump Indiana:
–Key player: Donald Trump
–Casino square feet: 71,000
–Theme: French Renaissance
–Features: 90-seat entertainment lounge, deli, buffet, parking garage
–Slot machines: 1,000
–Employees: 640
–Estimated first-year gambling revenue: $85.3 million
https://www.hotel-online.com/News/PR2004_3rd/Jul04_TrumpBird.html
I’m sure this was posted yesterday, but just in case