>>6120081 (PB)

>>6120121 (PB)

Crude prices are not the issue. We don't have enough refineries … and just had two of them burn within the past month.

If you think gas prices are too high, just wait until you try to buy a loaf of bread next winter. The "breadbasket of the world" is getting clobbered (again) with flooding. This is twice in a month, too, and it is delaying planting. If the grain doesn't mature before the fall rains all hell is going to break out with food prices. If stockfag took a look at grain futures I think he'd find disturbing news.

It doesn't help that the assholes in congress won't approve aid for the midwest unless villainously corrupt tiny little Puerto Rico (which has already gotten more aid than it would take to build the entire wall) gets a shit-ton more money, too.

East coast and Texas are BUSY with military planes.

>>6120415

The contracts have already been let. Since the contracts went to companies that build things, I suspect that there will be a link back to Trump. Actually, I suspect that any company big enough to bid on this project is big enough to have that connection.

Having a connection to Trump isn't a disqualifier any more than having a connection to John Doe #2 would be.

>>6120448

Can buy shoes in the right size. Wants to run the show.

She didn't understand her own words as well as Mnuchin understood them.

Got pissed at being told when to use the gavel. Refused to use it out of pride.

Democrats in California … are you CERTAIN this is the best you can spare?

>>6120510

Can't buy shoes …

>>6120235

The Great Awakening is the sum of a lot of individual awakenings. In that sense, the Great Awakening has already begun. The philosophers, writers, artists, inventors and explorers of the Renaissance did not wait for a starting whistle, but plunged ahead as each saw the opportunity to do so.

That's our model for the Great Awakening.