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brickhistory

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  1. Godwin squared:
  2. "We find this belief to be disinformation. We shall be monitoring your communications, both incoming and outgoing, to ensure that you do not attempt to spread such disinformation." a note from your friendly Ministry of Truth... And given the support for such, even on this thread, it's likely to happen. And I can assure you, it's a GREAT gig to get if you can be the one that decides what is and isn't disinformation. Just ask any of the 50 former IC officials who signed the letter assuring us that the Hunter laptop was classic Russian disinformation. What could possibly go wrong?
  3. And that, as the poem goes, has made all the difference...
  4. "10 percent for the big guy..." "I've paid his bills for years..." "I don't know what Hunter does in his business dealings and don't know his associates." - 2 x letters of recommendation for sons of PRC business partners of Hunter's. - Photos of ol' Joe with Hunter and his business partners at a DC restaurant - 19 WH meetings with Hunter's business partners while VP - Hunter accompanied the VP on AF2 to trips to Ukraine and PRC. Shortely thereafter, major business deals for Hunter in those two countries Now some $5.2 million in unexplained income earning for Joe "Cornpop" Biden in the period from leaving the VP to becoming POTUS, including paying Hunter's business legal fees. https://redstate.com/bonchie/2022/04/26/joe-bidens-unexplained-income-starts-to-connect-the-dots-to-his-degenerate-son-n556356 The linked site is conservative. The facts presented are not of a political bent. They are simply dollar amounts that haven't been explained.
  5. So definitely not in the "latest" category, but I rewatched the 1960 "Judgement at Nuremberg." Simply outstanding movie. Great, understated acting. Superb writing. And a subject that makes you think about "orders."
  6. Last Friday, Special Counsel Durham dropped court filings that state that five Clinton campaign staff have invoked 5th amendment regarding the Russia collusion matter while Durham is charging one lawyer already. In addition, court documents contain findings from the CIA, from early 2017, that the machine language supposedly between Trump, et al, and a Russian bank, was "user created," i.e., phony and manufactured by somebody. The indicted lawyer, Sussman, says he didn't lie to the FBI when he said he wasn't working for any client. Fusion GPS, hired by Clinton campaign, and the Clinton campaign itself, are trying to have the documents thrown out due to "attorney client privilege." So which is it? No client or attorney-client privilege? I still hope for some perp walks before I'm dead.
  7. Jeezuz wept: https://nypost.com/2022/04/18/easter-bunny-stops-biden-from-answering-reporters-question/ And this was a WH strategy to keep the dementia patient from stepping on himself. You work hard in school, you pay your dues in various political jobs to land at the White House...and you're the bunny lady. Nice.
  8. I remember which is why I asked him if he's happy that another unnecessary mort is occurring due to the goatrope that ensued. The ending of the mask mandate (mostly) is just a last gasp of the stupidity that occurred. Lest we forget...
  9. Are you happy about this?
  10. One of the commenters after the article was making the same argument; it's not his fault...
  11. All my life I have read military history, including a lot of WWII stuff. Well, duh... Reading the accounts of the mass, systemic literal raping of everything that moved once Ivan moved into Germany, I kinda figured it was just some sick payback for the Nazis killing millions of your countrymen/women/children. I was wrong. Seems its cultural. Too many stories of low-ranking Ivans doing really heinous things in a war they started.
  12. Happy for Max.
  13. Woke stupidity should hurt (or at least be expensive): https://hotair.com/john-s-2/2022/04/09/the-cost-of-woke-appeals-court-rules-oberlin-must-pay-gibsons-bakery-32-million-n461248
  14. This is really, really odd: Secret Service agents assigned to Biden, Harris suspended amid bribery investigation (msn.com)
  15. Indeed. Even grandmothers are getting into the act: https://www.mediaite.com/tv/displaced-88-year-old-ukrainian-woman-laughs-as-she-recounts-telling-russian-soldier-fck-your-mother/ Also in the good news department despite the spin: https://thehill.com/policy/international/3261917-kremlin-spokesman-admits-we-have-significant-losses-of-troops-calls-it-a-huge-tragedy/
  16. Biden: I don't know anything about my son's financial or business interests. Also Biden: I know Hunter didn't do anything wrong (other than lie on an ATF 4473, do crack, got kicked out of the Navy on day one due to testing positive for cocaine, etc, etc, etc). Also Biden: I guess I did write a letter of recommendation for the son of one of Hunter's business partners. Also Biden: Pudding!
  17. That oughtta take care of any more fly-bys...
  18. Judge blocks Air Force discipline over vaccine objections (msn.com) This probably pisses off the "follow all orders or else" crowd. And I thought this Administration said the crisis is passed... More power to 'em (pun intended).
  19. And as soon as USAF mishap data can be manipulated to support/attack some national policy, watch it become not so sacrosanct. There is absolutely no reason to blindly believe the EIA data either. Press on with your argument by all means, but your data sources aren't any better than ones that refute your position. It's the judgement needed to sift through the different data sets that's the point.
  20. I think maybe you missed his point. Those sources are credible to you. Perhaps not to others. As to the EIA, tell me again what type of Administration is in power currently and how might that skew data? Or, as with the CDC/NIH/FBI/CIA, et al, is the provided data pristine and not subject to review. The government wouldn't lie, would it?
  21. FEC (Federal Elections Commission) fined Hillary Clinton, personally, and the DNC as an entity for lying about paying for the false Russia dossier. True, only a token $8,000 for her and $105,000 for DNC, but at least it's on the historical record that she cheated.
  22. Go with quals that qualify you to make this statement, please.
  23. Ah, understand now. edited to add: BTW, Haas in the points again, 2 for 2. So suck it Mazipin...
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