Punished Turtle posted:

Harton posted:

Trump!

ArmZ posted:

#alltrumpthreadsmatter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paCIHTMaSJQ

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"In September 2021, according to the report, Hurricane Ida floodwaters threatened to destroy the Project Veritas office in Mamaroneck," writes the Post's Will Sommer. "The staff scrambled to save equipment and their own lives — one elderly employee was briefly pulled underwater and had to be rescued by colleagues. But O’Keefe had already left the scene, asking employees to prioritize his own evacuation so he could make it to Virginia for a performance of the musical 'Oklahoma!' in which he had the lead role, according to staffers cited by the audit."

Staff member accounts cited in the audit show that O'Keefe tried to reassure his colleagues that "everything will be okay" before then insisting, "but help me get out of here."

Harton posted:

poo poo is insanely beautiful up here brotato

Floor is lava posted:

https://twitter.com/nycsouthpaw/status/1699429047019708921

was this from when he talked poo poo on the town hall

Bethamphetamine posted:

Donald Trump is skipping the second Republican presidential debate later this month but there is one person he'd like to meet for a head-to-head matchup: Meghan Markle.

The former president told radio host Hugh Hewitt that he'd 'love' to debate Meghan, noting he didn't 'like the way she dealt with the Queen.'
'Let's set it up. Let's go do something. I'd love to debate her. I would love it,' Trump told Hewitt on Wednesday morning.

'I didn't like the way she dealt with the Queen. I became very friendly with the Queen. She was an incredible woman,' Trump said. 'I think it's not a good situation going on with the two of them, but I didn't know that they don't like me. Somebody mentioned it might be possible. They wouldn't be the only ones.'

In the interview, Trump also compared the cognitive abilities of the Queen to Biden.
'At 95, she was so sharp. She was 100%. When you watch Biden, you say this is a different planet,' he said.



The Republican National Committee is said to be considering Alabama for the site of the third debate. Trump is very popular in that state and it's close to his Florida home.

The former president told Hewitt he would consider attending.
'Well, I won Alabama in the highest number anybody has ever won ever, which is very interesting, because I set a record in Alabama,' he said, adding: 'I'll make that decision. I would love to go to anything involved with Alabama. But when you're up 50 points…'

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An adventurer who was trying to cross the Atlantic Ocean from Florida to Britain in a giant home-made hamster wheel has been arrested.

Reza Baluchi, 51, was detained 70 nautical miles into his journey off Tybee Island, Georgia, after a three-day standoff with US coastguards.

On August 26 the USS Coast Guard cutter Valiant intercepted him at sea before he allegedly threatened anyone attempting to arrest him that he would take his own life with a 12-inch knife and that he had a bomb onboard his vessel, according to Flagler County Sheriff's Office.

After two days Baluchi finally admitted that there was no bomb on his hamster wheel and another day later he joined officers on their boat for a shower and toilet.


This is far from the first time Baluchi had to be rescued from one of his floating vessels, which he calls a 'bubble'.
Baluchi had to be rescued from a 'hydro-bubble' near Saint Augustine in 2014 when he had attempted to journey 3,000 miles from Florida to Bermuda.

And in 2016 he had to be rescued off the coast of Jupiter. Miami Coast Guard spent 12 hours trying to coax him out of his homemade inflatable bubble after already warning him not to attempt a 'life-threatening' 3,500 mile ocean journey.

Bethamphetamine posted:

https://twitter.com/USCGSoutheast/status/724341269187555329

I'm not sailing, I'm travelling. Admiralty law. Gold Fringe!

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three-day standoff

Bethamphetamine posted:

https://twitter.com/USCGSoutheast/status/724341269187555329

I'm not sailing, I'm travelling. Admiralty law. Gold Fringe!

Bethamphetamine posted:

Donald Trump is skipping the second Republican presidential debate later this month but there is one person he'd like to meet for a head-to-head matchup: Meghan Markle.

The former president told radio host Hugh Hewitt that he'd 'love' to debate Meghan, noting he didn't 'like the way she dealt with the Queen.'
'Let's set it up. Let's go do something. I'd love to debate her. I would love it,' Trump told Hewitt on Wednesday morning.

'I didn't like the way she dealt with the Queen. I became very friendly with the Queen. She was an incredible woman,' Trump said. 'I think it's not a good situation going on with the two of them, but I didn't know that they don't like me. Somebody mentioned it might be possible. They wouldn't be the only ones.'

In the interview, Trump also compared the cognitive abilities of the Queen to Biden.
'At 95, she was so sharp. She was 100%. When you watch Biden, you say this is a different planet,' he said.



The Republican National Committee is said to be considering Alabama for the site of the third debate. Trump is very popular in that state and it's close to his Florida home.

The former president told Hewitt he would consider attending.
'Well, I won Alabama in the highest number anybody has ever won ever, which is very interesting, because I set a record in Alabama,' he said, adding: 'I'll make that decision. I would love to go to anything involved with Alabama. But when you're up 50 points…'

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Ex-Fox News star Megyn Kelly on Tuesday night suggested a “lot of people” believe that Barack and Michelle Obama are secretly running a “shadow puppet” government while suggesting the former first lady may supplant President Joe Biden in the 2024 White House race.

Appearing on her former Fox colleague Eric Bolling’s Newsmax show, Kelly—who now hosts her own show on SiriusXM—also claimed that a Michelle Obama run would motivate Republicans because the former first lady doesn’t “like America.”

In recent days, with rumors swirling in the tabloids that “desperate Democrats” are “begging” Michelle Obama to run for president out of concerns about Biden’s age and mental fitness, conservative media has suddenly begun focusing its energy on the ex-president and his wife. (Fox News host-turned-Twitter-podcaster Tucker Carlson, for instance, has revived discredited decade-old claims about Obama’s crack-fueled gay sex parties.)

CaptainBeefart posted:

Trump is such a strange person. Lol

Bethamphetamine posted:

quote:

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Ex-Fox News star Megyn Kelly on Tuesday night suggested a “lot of people” believe that Barack and Michelle Obama are secretly running a “shadow puppet” government while suggesting the former first lady may supplant President Joe Biden in the 2024 White House race.

Appearing on her former Fox colleague Eric Bolling’s Newsmax show, Kelly—who now hosts her own show on SiriusXM—also claimed that a Michelle Obama run would motivate Republicans because the former first lady doesn’t “like America.”

In recent days, with rumors swirling in the tabloids that “desperate Democrats” are “begging” Michelle Obama to run for president out of concerns about Biden’s age and mental fitness, conservative media has suddenly begun focusing its energy on the ex-president and his wife. (Fox News host-turned-Twitter-podcaster Tucker Carlson, for instance, has revived discredited decade-old claims about Obama’s crack-fueled gay sex parties.)

Is Michelle Obama still secretly a man to her, or will that get revived later?

Pittsburgh Fentanyl Cloud posted:

Markle is half black, which is why he's so bizarrely obsessed with her

Bethamphetamine posted:

Billionaires are trying to build a Galt's Gulch in California, and their (few) plans so far are more hilarious than El Salvador's crypto-bro Volcano city.

Vim Fuego posted:

It all makes perfect sense when you realize his calling in life was to be a catty gossip columnist working at a NY paper

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During the first televised hearing in the election conspiracy case, attorneys for Ken Cheseboro and Sidney Powell argued that their clients should be tried separately. But prosecutor Nathan Wade asserted that separate trials would be a waste of government resources.

"Firstly, we will contend that a trial of these 19 co-defendants will take four months, and that does not include jury selection," Wade told Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee. "In terms of the number of witnesses, they're in excess of 150 witnesses that the state intends to call. One hundred and fifty witnesses."

Wade said the government's position was that all 19 co-defendants be tried together.

"And just to clarify that and flush that out a bit, you're saying that right now you would predict that if it was just a trial of Ms. Powell, Mr. Cheseboro, that the state's going to need those same amount of witnesses, those same amount of exhibits in that same amount of time?" the judge asked.

Schmoe Cwead posted:

so theyre gonna set up a permanent burning man?

Schmoe Cwead posted:

so theyre gonna set up a permanent burning man?