Anonymous ID: c50eb2 Aug. 2, 2022, 1:05 p.m. No.16950084   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0107 >>0120 >>0122 >>0129 >>0131 >>0145 >>0148 >>0216 >>0261 >>1077 >>1232

StephenMain17🍊

@bradleymain17

After the Brazilian government permitted the killing of motor cycle riders who rob & kill citizens - in order to put an end to this menace, this is what the citizens there are doing!!!

When Law Enforcement do not do their job, citizens will…

 

OMG

 

https://twitter.com/bradleymain17/status/1554463058424209408?s=20&t=bXvhBns9XA4Hma8thS_64Q

 

https://twitter.com/anogy/status/1554519547092385794?s=20&t=bXvhBns9XA4Hma8thS_64Q

Anonymous ID: c50eb2 Aug. 2, 2022, 1:18 p.m. No.16950139   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0159 >>1055 >>1221 >>1274

When you can’t convince your base, you’ve got problem, ie: China, Ukraine, Recession. Their strategy is,do not beliebe what your lying eyes are seeingIt’s really not working

 

Bidan Admin to finish the wall:

"Is This Racist?" - Doocy Exposes KJP's Hypocrisy To Her Face With Her Own Words

 

Doocy: so you are building the wall?

Pierre: We are not building a wall!

Doocy: so you are finishing a wall?

Pierre: walls dont work. We are not building a wall!

Doocy: so are walls racist?

Pierre: we are just cleaning up the mess of the last administration. Walls don’t work!

Doocy: so you are not building a wall, but finishing a wall?

 

Wow as much I detested Psaki she was much better at propaganda.

 

"Is This Racist?" - Doocy Exposes KJP's Hypocrisy To Her Face With Her Own Words

Anonymous ID: c50eb2 Aug. 2, 2022, 1:39 p.m. No.16950207   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0227

>>16950159

It’s so strange, makes me sick that some people believe its the past administrations fault. Exactly what Obama did through the 8 years he was there. I always wondered why GW didnt take offense. But thats when I was naive.

 

I doubt think even their base or the majority of their base believe the lies every day.Bidan claimed credit for getting us out of Afghanistan last night, after killing a dead guy.

 

I suspect a lot of dems are being tedpilled at this point by this admin and are out buying guns.

Anonymous ID: c50eb2 Aug. 2, 2022, 1:49 p.m. No.16950255   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0343

Please God make this happen, it will be much better than HRC, this will be much funnier. OMG soybois trying to rule the world.

 

Consultant: ‘AOC Is the Democrats’ Best Shot Against Trump in 2024’

Wendell Husebø2 Aug 2022

 

Leftwing populist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) is the Democrats’ best hope of defeating a potential run by former President Donald Trump in 2024, Democrat consultant Michael Starr Hopkins penned in the Hill on Tuesday.

 

While Trump overcame the Republican establishment in 2016 to win a historic election over Hillary Clinton, the Democrat Party has not undergone the same reforms away from the establishment. Both Hillary Clinton and President Joe Biden are establishment figures who defeated socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) in 2016 and 2020 respectively, keeping the populist left out of the Oval Office.

 

Hopkins explained that Ocasio-Cortez, “the future of the Democratic Party,” has policies based in populism and for that reason is “less of a personality and more of a movement” and “a force to be reckoned with” in 2024 to combat Donald Trump. “She has been unafraid, unapologetic and unwilling to bend to the will of Washington,” the op-ed read.

 

“In the age of social media and quick sound bites, no Democrat is more prepared to embarrass a bully like Donald Trump,” Hopkins claimed. “She’s the voice of a movement that began after the banks were bailed out by the government, while homeowners were left to default.”

 

“The simplicity with which she talks about everyday struggles hints that she’s not just a persona for consumption. She isn’t beholden to corporations, is a prodigious small-dollar fundraiser, and could out-Trump Trump like no other politician has been able to,” he explained.

 

Though Ocasio-Cortez could mount a campaign in 2024, Joe Biden has reportedly stated he is running for reelection because he believes he is the only Democrat who could defeat Trump. Yet 75 percent of Democrat voters want Joe Biden replaced atop the 2024 presidential ticket, up from 51 percent in February, according to a CNN poll. It should also be noted Trump leads Biden in a hypothetical 2024 presidential match-up by four points (45-41 percent), according to a Monday Harvard CAPS-Harris poll.

 

It is unclear if Ocasio-Cortez wants to mount a large campaign against the Democrat establishment in a 2024 primary against Biden or other potential contenders. Ocasio-Cortez decided not to campaign against establishment Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) in 2022, preferring to stay in her far-left House seat where she has little competition to retain her national relevance.

 

When Ocasio-Cortez was asked about a potential run in 2024 on “The Late Show” with Stephen Colbert, she refused to give a definitive answer. “Listen, I think that we need to focus on keeping a democracy for anybody to be president in the next couple of years, and that’s my central focus is helping [the] people of this country,” she said.

 

“So it’s possible. So it’s possible,” Colbert pressed.

 

“I don’t know about all that,” Ocasio-Cortez replied.

 

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/08/02/democrat-consultant-aoc-is-democrats-best-shot-against-trump-2024/

Anonymous ID: c50eb2 Aug. 2, 2022, 2 p.m. No.16950537   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>0659 >>0669 >>1173

China Mocks Pelosi for ‘Hiding Like a Rat’ Instead of Announcing Taiwan Visit

John Hayward2 Aug 2022

 

Thats Not Nanshee

 

After weeks of increasingly belligerent threats against House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) plan to visit Taiwan — culminating in demands for the Chinese military to kidnap or murder her — the Chinese Communist Party’s Global Times on Tuesday played the last card in its deck by accusing Pelosi of cowardice for not publishing her flight plan sooner.

 

The Global Times applauded the Chinese Foreign Ministry and People’s Liberation Army (PLA) for “keeping up the pressure on the U.S.” by posting chest-beating social media videos, even as Pelosi’s plane took off from Malaysia en route to Taiwan:

 

In celebration of the 95th anniversary of the founding of the PLA, the PLA Eastern Theater Command on Monday released a video on social media, along with the message “We are fully prepared for any eventuality. Fight upon order, bury every intruder, move toward joint and successful operation!” The video has become one of the hottest topics on Sina Weibo, China’s Twitter-like social media platform. The hashtag on the topic has received at least 42.5 million views, with many netizens seeing it as a clear warning to Pelosi, who could make a surprise and provocative trip to China’s Taiwan island.

 

…

 

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian also said at a routine Monday press conference, “If you play with fire, you will get burned. I believe the US is fully aware of the strong and clear message delivered by China.”

 

If Pelosi visits the island of Taiwan, “the PLA will not sit idly by” and will take “resolute and strong countermeasures” to protect China’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. As to what these measures are, Zhao said “if she dares to go, let’s wait and see.”

 

The article droned on for dozens of paragraphs, quoting a parade of Chinese officials and analysts who thundered about the PLA’s awesome capabilities and hair-trigger battle preparations, even as Pelosi’s plane was floating serenely past them.

 

None of this prevented Pelosi from touching down in Taipei as planned, so the Global Times consoled itself by claiming Pelosi and her delegation were at least intimidated out of making a splashy entrance with a flight plan and itinerary published in advance.

 

“Isn’t it hilarious that the No 3. political figure in the world’s No.1 country is hiding like a rat and being smug about it?” hooted “Taiwan-based cross-Straits expert” Chiu Yi.

 

The Global Times wrapped up its cope session by speculating on everything China and its invincible PLA might do to punish America and Taiwan for Pelosi’s visit since Beijing decided it “has no interest in getting involved in a spat with an 82-year-old lady.”

 

Lu Xiang, an “expert on U.S. studies” from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, muttered dark predictions that the PLA will “definitely fight back in kind” if the U.S. military ever decides to “get involved in China’s core interests,” and promised Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan “will not be welcomed by the most countries in Asia, as the losses from any possible conflict would be huge for the region rather than the U.S.”

 

https://www.breitbart.com/asia/2022/08/02/china-mocks-pelosi-hiding-like-rat-instead-of-announcing-taiwan-visit/

 

When Q says we are watching a movie, this is definitely the movie, mellow drama, filled with faux enemies.

 

That is not Nanshee

Anonymous ID: c50eb2 Aug. 2, 2022, 2:18 p.m. No.16951025   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1055 >>1221 >>1274

GOP Refusal To Play Along With Legacy Media's Game Is Working

Shawn Fleetwood

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’s communications team gave a masterclass performance on Tuesday on how GOP officials should respond to interview requests from members of America’s corrupt, legacy media.

 

After receiving an inquiry from ABC’s “The View” for the Republican governor to appear on the program, DeSantis Deputy Press Secretary Bryan Griffin took to Twitter to explain the administration’s declining of the offer by demonstrating the disingenuous nature of the request.

 

“[A]re the hosts of the View really interested in hearing from Governor DeSantis about all of the important work he is doing on behalf of Floridians to protect their health and livelihoods, to stand up for parents and children, and to defend freedom?” Griffin asked. “Which of the below statements from the hosts of the View do you recommend our team consider when deciding if the interview will be a genuine pursuit of the truth? Or worth the time?”

 

The examples documented by Griffin include remarks by Joy Behar, who in reference to DeSantis’s bid to bar schools from forcibly masking young students, called the governor a “negligent homicidal sociopath.”

 

“What is he doing? He’s risking the lives of children, children’s parents, their grandparents, anyone they come in contact with so he can appeal to his white supremacist base and continue in his career and get reelected,” Behar said.

 

Other statements cited by Griffin as evidence of open hostility towards Florida’s Republican governor from the show’s hosts include comments issued by Sunny Hostin, who recently referred to DeSantis as a “fascist and a bigot” and has separately characterized his education policies as an attack on “marginalized groups.”

 

“It started with CRT. Let’s remember that. If you start coming after those — those are anti-history laws. Anti-black history laws really,” Hostin said in February. “If you start coming after black people, who comes next? The LGBTQ+ community, and then women and then other marginalized groups.”

 

DeSantis’s rejection of “The View” seemingly demonstrates an understanding among some GOP politicians that corporate media talking heads aren’t interested in interviewing Republicans, but interrogating them over why they refuse to support the left’s nonsensical, power-grab policies. As a result of Republicans largely boycotting this outlet over its mistreatment of conservative guests and left-wing propaganda, for instance, CNN CEO Chris Licht has reportedly been attempting to lobby GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill to appear on the network by telling Republicans he wants to “win back [their] trust.”

 

“The CNN chief spent between 45 minutes and an hour cajoling GOP lawmakers who no longer appear on the network to come back on the air — and assuring them he’d praise producers for inviting them and communicate his displeasure if he doesn’t believe they are treated fairly,” the Washington Free Beacon’s Eliana Johnson reported. “The charm offensive underscores Licht’s effort to reverse the course set by his predecessor, Jeff Zucker, who … helped transform CNN into ground zero for the strident resistance to former president Donald Trump and Republicans more broadly, with personalities like Jim Acosta and Brian Stelter adopting nakedly partisan stances that would once have seemed strange in a newsroom—though it is now par for the course.”

 

While it’s one thing for journalists to ask elected officials tough questions, it’s quite another for those same individuals to feign objectivity and berate Republicans with Democrat talking points and “gotcha” questions aimed at granting the left’s premise on the policy issue of the day. In declining inquiries from legacy media, GOP officials should take a page from the DeSantis communications team and shove press outlets’ clear-as-day anti-conservative bias right back in their faces.If media organizations want to act like partisan propaganda machines for the left, it’s past time Republicans start treating them as such. (Thats for sure a Mollie quote)

 

https://thefederalist.com/2022/08/02/gops-refusal-to-play-along-with-corporate-medias-rigged-game-is-working/

 

PS if Republicans go back to CNN they enable the Beast until they turn on conservatives again. Don’t forget Republicans the mid terms are coming up and they will use every word against you. Unless Licht begs, pleads and makes serious amends to President Trump for many months, not one Republican should ever go on their channel.Never forget Republicans, they cancelled all of us and wanted us to die, that’s unforgivable!

Anonymous ID: c50eb2 Aug. 2, 2022, 2:27 p.m. No.16951063   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1079

>>16950680

So are they firing effective military trainers, or are they recruiting soybois that complain how hard it is to go through training. I think its both. First they destroy the value of a woman, now they destroy the value of a man, someone who will fight battles.

 

This is evil what they are doing!

Anonymous ID: c50eb2 Aug. 2, 2022, 2:35 p.m. No.16951089   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>16950996

Zelensky was uninvited to South America, no one really likes him, but some have to play along. BRICS + other countries dont want anything to do with him.

 

Never forget Putin and Russia had eight years to plan their strategy

Anonymous ID: c50eb2 Aug. 2, 2022, 2:40 p.m. No.16951104   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>16951027

Rumble is gonna win big time!

 

Type in today “so and so” video, you never see anything than youtube. Rumble proved their point with search engine results. But they have so much more!

 

Monopoly break up time. Plus courts are not immediately negating lawsuits against Big Tech anymore, they are being sued daily. If you look up lawsuits against Big Tech for 2022, its fucking massive

Anonymous ID: c50eb2 Aug. 2, 2022, 2:44 p.m. No.16951126   🗄️.is 🔗kun

It was the same way under Obama no one noticed it that much or put two and two together. All of knew what he was doing, no one shouted loud enough

 

 

https://twitter.com/MZHemingway/status/1554531910206066691?s=20&t=GeTd_hp4WVuasxB49RCPFA

Anonymous ID: c50eb2 Aug. 2, 2022, 2:56 p.m. No.16951180   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1203 >>1221 >>1274

It’s Not A ‘Loophole’ Just Because Dems Don’t Like It

David Harsanyi @davidharsanyi

August 02, 2022

 

(I hope the all of the citizens of West Virginia, that Manchin betrayed you all for green energy and more money in his bank account. The only dem I had a certain amount if respect for. They all betray in some way)

 

While peddling the ludicrously named “Inflation Reduction Act” on CNN this past weekend, Joe Manchin claimed that Democrats were merely trying to “close the loopholes and collect the taxes that are owed to the Treasury and the United States people.”

 

In Washington, a “loophole” is a euphemism for some perfectly legal policy that Democrats have decided they want to regulate or tax. The word “loophole” suggests that some ambiguous wording or omissions in the text of a bill have allowed people to exploit the law. Few of the Democrats’ “loopholes” meet this definition. Indeed, in most cases, the “loopholes” they’re talking about were deliberately written to exist in their present form.

 

Take the “carried-interest loophole,” which intentionally functions in tax code as a means of incentivizing investment, risk, and “sweat equity”—ownership stakes generated through work rather than just capital investment. Manchin might be looking for ways to raise “revenue” so he can tell constituents his bill won’t add to the deficit. And those who subscribe to zero-sum populist economics might want to punish private equity and redistribute wealth (though the American Investment Council says more than 74 percent of private equity investment went to small businesses in 2021). Whatever the case, no matter what Manchin says, none of the new taxes found in the reconciliation bill are now “owed to the Treasury and the United States people.”

 

That goes for the 15 percent corporate minimum tax, as well. First off, it needs repeating that corporate taxes are passed on to consumers or employees. Moreover, manufacturing companies, who spend lots on up-front capital investments—not the euphemistic “investments” preferred by politicians when talking about subsidies, but the real kind—are the ones who are going to end up being hurt (the Tax Foundation says this tax will kill 27,000 jobs). The bill Manchin supports will also reinstate the long-expired, failed superfund tax on crude and imported oil, which will also be tacked onto your energy bills. It’s unclear what “loophole” Manchin is claiming the superfund tax is closing.

 

That said, the “loophole” charade isn’t new. It’s been most effectively deployed in attacking gun rights, which, let’s face it, the left sees as a loophole in the Constitution. There is no “gun-show loophole,” since the law was written so that only commercial transfers, and not private ones, would require a federal background check. If the Senate rejects your efforts to accommodate your preferred background check policies, as it did in 2013, it’s not a “loophole” it’s just “the law.” There is no “Charleston loophole,” since the shooter didn’t exploit existing law, he took advantage of a data entry mistake. The three-day waiting period for background checks was negotiated and then intentionally written into law that way at the time of passage. And there isn’t any “No-Fly List Gun-Ownership Loophole,” either. There are the Second, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth amendments of the Constitution.

 

Framing these debates as a struggle between those who support closing “loopholes” and those who want to keep them, as the media always does, is a way of circumventing debate and advocating for policy. It’s intentional. After all, the word “loophole” strongly insinuates a policy is unjust. Reporters wouldn’t call laws that legalize abortion into the ninth month of pregnancy — as a number now do — a “viable-baby termination loophole” simply because Republicans say it is.

 

Now, it’s a senator’s prerogative to vote for a bill that pumps hundreds of billions more into an economy experiencing spiking inflation or raise taxes on consumers, energy producers, and manufacturers during a recession. What he isn’t doing, however, is closing any “loopholes.”

 

https://thefederalist.com/2022/08/02/its-not-a-loophole-just-because-dems-dont-like-it/