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more inadvertent comedy from Randesivir
Got reprieved. Delayed till tomorrow afternoon.
more inadvertent comedy from Randesivir
Sedition, not picnicking. Guess the rubes will bothsides this too.
Federal prosecutors cited seditious conspiracy as a crime under investigation in a recent search that appears to be related to the US Capitol riot probe, according to a court do ent supporting the search.
The move, made known through the iPhone search of the Oath Keepers-linked Texas lawyer Kellye SoRelle, again raises the possibility that the Justice Department could be considering use of the provocative charge.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/09/09/polit...yer/index.html
Well this is bonkers.
Doesn't seem architecturally accurate.
Few people talking about this tragic waste of life
As of July 19, 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Defense casualty website, there were 4,431 total deaths (including both killed in action and non-hostile) and 31,994 wounded in action (WIA) as a result of the Iraq War.
American service members killed in Afghanistan through April [2021]h: 2,448.
U.S. contractors: 3,846.
Compassionate psychopath
That's American's...they see that (easy) money and gamble that they'll be the lucky one and live to bring that boodle onto U.S. soil...
- "Sometime that shark he go away. Sometime that shark he don't go away."
- "Quint" - "Jaws"
Ineresting article about how Europe and the US incubated radical Islamism throughout much of the 20th century as cat's paw against leftists and non-compliant secular states in the Middle East and South Asia.
https://covertactionmagazine.com/202...eed-to-end-it/
Well I'd say it accelerated and completed that trend, but good article.
this was on the 15th anniversary of 9/11
there was never any doubt that the war on terror was also a war of social control be waged internally
Bush told NYers the air safe was breathe and that they should resume shopping; first responders at ground zero were told not to wear masks because it might scare people.
safety protocols look like overkill...until they work
right winger Bill Clinton signed a bill in 1997 that was one of 5 strategic objectives of conservatives (preparing law enforcement for martial law when oligarchy/Repugs suspend Congress and install fascism): militarization of the police.
"The 1033 program was ins uted in 1997
under the Clinton administration amid pressure to bolster police forces’ ability
to fight the war on drugs.
It transfers the military’s extra or outdated gear to state and local authorities who apply for it, who are responsible only for the cost of shipping."
https://www.marketplace.org/2020/06/12/police-departments-1033-military-equipment-weapons/
9/11 gave law enforcement all the unchallengeable pretext it needed to "power up",
then the Repugs, using 9/11 as pretext, created the show DHS army to violate the Cons utions's posse comitatus prohibition.
Within Islam, OBL was widely denounced at the time of 9/11. The US invading Iraq changed the math.
After Pouring Billions Into Militarization of U.S. Cops, Congress Weighs Limits
Over the past two decades, many police departments have legally acquired guns and vehicles intended for military use in wartime combat. But the massive nationwide protests have made apparent how
police can use this equipment against U.S. citizens in large cities and small towns alike.
The transfers were limited under the Obama administration but re-expanded under President Donald Trump in 2017.
$24.3B Grants allocated through DHS
$7.4B Equipment value distributed through DoD
https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2...ary-equipment/
... Still no theory.So copy pasta again after all.
You have no idea what happened.
Worth a thread onnits own
Then act like somebody, thread IT and don't be afraid, RG.
A wise decision; 1/6 took the Capitol, in what; less than 2 hours, bouts?
See, your way they'll not live in regret at not mowing them down like in the movies, then running to the CNN for gratification and to see when they get their medals.
Seemed like an overreach at the time, and you could damn well see it outlasting the threat. Pretty much what happened.
would have made more sense to retaliate against the KSA than Iraq, tbh.
It might have, absent realpolitik concerns about attacking the worlds largest oil producer.
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