>>22146041 LB

>We can’t use ANY of that to rebuild Western North Carolina?!

>We can’t

"NO, WE CAN'T!"

You don't get it yet? They are out to destroy and bankrupt America and steal from Russia. So blatant in your face 'fuck you Americans' that it is hard to see after more than 6 decades of programming. They made their move with the dawn of the information age. When they gained the ability to spy on every American so easily. Hoping the can 'cut off the head' so the body dies once more as in '63. Look how much harder Americans have had to fight since 2016. We are the enemy threat to the largest employer in America. With that many employees you would think our streets would be lined with gold to showcase our beautiful cities. But our taxes are not reinvested into America. They run America to become a shithole. They create a problem so they can give a solution. They recently released bird flu to many areas to infect the birds hoping it would jump to humans. So hard to battle the human immune system, yet they struggle on in biolabs finding ways to harm/kill humans.

We have an enemy within. Realize that and your comment would not be of question or complaint but of solution and resolve. The time of questioning and complaint isover.

>>22146870

>>22146870

>already

tactical

No need to sit longer and listen to a liar.

The interruption says it all.

Key words shouted on way out if I did the stunt.

liar

Anti-American

criminal

asshole spewing shit

Because you know you have a short time before escorted out.

>>22146880

Same hand signal code. No difference.

>>22146888

chkt

US Postal Service Net Losses

Based on the provided search results, the US Postal Service (USPS) reported a net income (revenue minus expenses) of $56.0 billion in fiscal year (FY) 2022. However, this unusual high reported net income is attributed to the removal of past due prefunding payments for retiree health benefits, as mandated by the Postal Service Reform Act of 2022. These missed payments were previously recorded as expenses, and their reversal led to the inflated net income figure.

In reality, the USPS did not receive any cash from the removed obligation and is not suddenly flush with cash. The change does not indicate a sustainable net gain for the USPS.

Prior to FY 2022, the USPS had not reported a net gain. According to the search results, the USPS marked 11 straight years of financial loss, with thelast reported net gain being unknown.

Key takeaway: The USPS reported an anomalous net income of $56.0 billion in FY 2022 due to the removal of past due prefunding payments, but this does not indicate a sustainable net gain. The USPS has historically operated at a loss, with no reported net gain in recent years.