The Useful Idiots just can't understand why they fail
Same playbook:
Attack Jim W if and when possible, when that fails
Attack BO, when that fails
Attack BVs, when that fails
Attack Bakers, when that fails←You Are Here
Attack anons in general, when that fails
Attack specific anon, when that fails
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Palestinians just can't come to grips with other Arab nations have never cared about them and the Persians just use them for their dirty work
Just as valueless to the West as the East
Looking forward to DC negotiating in good faith again
Tunnels from the Senate Office Building
Some people you can tell, and they get it
Some people can read it in a book, and they get it
Some people simply must urinate on the electric fence themselves before they get it
>that's why you're here trying to cause fights when people say it outloud.
Nah, just a slightly muffled giggle at the same old antics you shitheads have been trying for years
>they hold the US government hostage with blackmail
You seriously believe Israel is the only one?
Not only governments, but corporations
>he is the one that planned the attack
What evidence do you have?
I cannot bring myself to believe that Langley had nothing to do with it
You are still as amusing as you are impotent
You must be new
>no disclosure
27, 350 breads of that and counting
>no justice
power and influence, with the wealth that comes with those surrendered via resignations and "not seeking reelections"
>no arrests
Check the archives and Previously Collected, little fish going down publicly, higher level?, seen Brennan or Waters lately?
>no truth
QR provides all day and all night
>no juicy details
Depends on the bread
>no waking up sheep
The mems have been devasting, and sm follow ons have been effective, demonstrated by going out and about and just listen to normies conversations
>no destruction of the old systems
LdR didn't leave London because she wanted to, Rothchild mansion still abandoned, legacy media losing influence by the day
Beautiful Plan
Yawn
Shills love arguments, helps disrupt and distract while burying the goodies
Enjoy yourself before time runs out
"Nobody who plays the game gets a free pass"
Must be Climate Change
That's nice Sparky
Bollinger Shipyards Agrees to $1M Settlement Over Illegal Worker Claims in Coast Guard Contract
Mike Schuler January 16, 2025
Bollinger Shipyards LLC, a major U.S. shipbuilding contractor based in Lockport, Louisiana, has agreed to pay $1,025,000 to settle allegations of False Claims Act violations related to billing the U.S. Coast Guard for work performed by unauthorized employees.
The settlement addresses claims that between 2015 and 2020, Bollinger knowingly billed the Coast Guard for labor that was prohibited under Fast Response Cutter (FRC) contracts. The company allegedly failed to verify employee work eligibility as required by contract terms, resulting in several ineligible workers contributing to the project.
“It is essential to the safety and operational readiness of our fleet that contractors comply with all contractual requirements,” stated Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Brian M. Boynton.
The case highlights broader implications for maritime security and government contracting oversight. Inspector General Joseph V. Cuffari Ph.D. of the Department of Homeland Security said that “contractors providing services to DHS programs will be held accountable for breaking the law.”
Despite this settlement, Bollinger maintains a significant presence in U.S. government and commercial shipbuilding. The company operates 13 facilities across Louisiana and Mississippi, positioning itself as the Gulf of Mexico region’s largest vessel repair company. To date, Bollinger has been awarded contracts for up to 67 Fast Response Cutters since the program’s inception, with 55 already commissioned into operational service.
In addition to the FRC program, Bollinger’s portfolio includes several critical government contracts, including the Mine Countermeasures Unmanned Surface Vessel for the U.S. Navy and the Coast Guard’s Polar Security Cutter program – the first heavy icebreaker to be built in the United States in five decades.
The investigation was conducted jointly by DHS OIG and the Coast Guard Investigative Service.
https://gcaptain.com/bollinger-shipyards-agrees-to-1m-settlement-over-illegal-worker-claims-in-coast-guard-contract/
Congressman Van Drew, Trump Team Up to Sink Biden’s Offshore Wind Ambitions
Mike Schuler January 16, 2025
Republican Congressman Jeff Van Drew says he’s been working with President-elect Donald Trump on crafting an executive order aimed at “halt[ing] offshore wind turbine activities” along the East Coast.
“These offshore wind projects should have never been approved in the first place,” Van Drew stated, criticizing the Biden administration’s approval process and characterizing the projects as “an economic and environmental disaster waiting to happen”.
The move comes at a critical juncture for not only New Jersey’s ambitious offshore wind initiatives, but also the nascent domestic market as a whole. The state has set a target of generating 11 gigawatts of offshore wind electricity by 2040, representing 30% of East Coast wind energy production.
Just months ago, in October 2024, BOEM approved the Atlantic Shores South project off New Jersey’s coast. The project consists of two facilities that will generate 2,800 megawatts—enough to power nearly one million homes.
Van Drew, who has consistently opposed offshore wind development, cited mounting concerns about the projects’ impacts. He has previously pointed to specific incidents, including a turbine failure at Nantucket, and raised alarms about potential environmental risks, noise violations, and escalating costs to taxpayers. In 2023, he proposed legislation for a complete moratorium on both existing and future offshore wind projects.
A draft executive order obtained by Heatmap News calls for “the suspension of offshore wind development.” The draft reveals that beyond halting new permits, it would impose a stop-work order on all offshore wind projects currently under construction.
The proposed executive order represents a direct challenge to the Biden-Harris administration’s goal of deploying 30 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity by 2030.
President-elect Trump, a vocal opponent of offshore wind development, has previously vowed a “day one” executive order targeting the sector, having repeatedly criticized offshore wind projects as deadly to birds and whales.
To date, the Biden Administration has approved 11 commercial-scale offshore wind projects, representing 19 gigawatts (GW) of clean energy—enough to power more than 6 million homes. BOEM has also held six offshore wind lease auctions since 2022, including a record-breaking sale off New York and the first-ever sales off the Pacific, Gulf of Mexico, and Gulf of Maine coasts.
The Atlantic Shores project, a joint venture between Shell New Energies US and EDF Renewables, along with the numerous other projects in various stages of development, now face an uncertain future as the incoming administration prepares to take a drastically different approach to offshore wind development.
https://gcaptain.com/congressman-van-drew-trump-team-up-to-sink-bidens-offshore-wind-ambitions/