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  1. 4 points
    Disaster Response experience mode: That area is called flooding alley. The Guadalupe River flooded in nearly every decade of the 20th century. Ten people – teens attending a summer camp in Comfort – died in 1987 during a flash flood when their school bus drove into water. A flood in 1998 was the deadliest in the area up until that point, killing 12 people. https://www.tpr.org/news/2025-07-06/texas-flash-flood-alley-kerrville Lived in Houston back in the day - take a look at the attachment for their flood history. While stationed at Ft. Hood, we had one river area heavily posted with "Do not cross during Flash floods." Under that sign was a "Number of Deaths This Year: XX" When I left it was 55. 1. If you're going to lay blame, it is at the feet of each Governor 2. People forget until the next one, then there's another round of Thoughts & Prayers. We will bank money to respond to a disaster; but do shit to prevent it. Every. fucking. year. And, children die for that lack of prevention each year. history-timeline2022.pdf
  2. 4 points
    Generally speaking, I don’t favor any US President acting unilaterally, without the consent of congress, to bomb any nation. Without question malign states in pursuit of weapons of mass destruction are a problem. But I see it as a world problem best resolved in conjunction with partners not an American only problem. We can further discuss the efficacy of other Presidents actions and whether or not they were appropriate or necessary or acted on unilaterally. But that was not the issue I stated which was the question of whether or not the bombing set back their program or just made some folks feel better. That and I simply do not trust Trumps motive in the decision.
  3. 2 points
    Back to what. Men being able to call spades spades, and babes babes? McCarthyism only lasted a few years they forget. It’s unsustainable. Wendy P
  4. 2 points
    The Republican government also falsely claimed there was evidence of a functioning WMD program in Iraq, which led to disaster.
  5. 1 point
    Cooking for myself made my budget work. I put myself through the last two years of a public university. It was way cheaper in those days. Wendy P.
  6. 1 point
    I will agree with the steak & Guinness pie!! And yes, that is something I have to reinforce to my youngest nephew often: cook at home, from scratch, and you will save time and money. And you can clear out all the preservatives, sodium and other junk from your system when you stop eating fast food and pre-packaged meals.
  7. 1 point
    The Stephen Miller goal is and has always been to reduce the non-white population of the USA as much as possible. It is as clear as day that there is no limit to the methods he will use if allowed.
  8. 1 point
    “if the left allows it to be.” And if we don't, may a loving God help us.
  9. 1 point
    It should concern everyone that a diaper load could impact international conflicts. But maybe it's "two weeks" away anyway.
  10. 1 point
    Help him out a window or donate radioactive underwear?
  11. 1 point
    Perfection. A felon voting for a felon because of his promise to get rid of all the criminals, and his illegal immigrant wife supporting that decision because of the promise to kick out all the illegals. And a million more stories like it across the nation. Go home America, you’re drunk.
  12. 1 point
    Hey Ryan….Ive heard you say there are audio recording of the parajacking that are in the possession of one woman who worked at NWO. My question, Cooper is a federal crime and the statute of limitations has not expired due to the John Doe warrant…is it legal for a private citizen to withhold that evidence of a Federal crime? My guess is that it’s not legal unless the authorities have the evidence too. If that’s the case can the audio be FOIA’ed? And if not, can this lady be forced to turn over the audio legally? It’s literal evidence that could be used to solve the case in the modern era.
  13. 1 point
    And another against American Democracy on January 6. What you cannot and do not know is what, if any, set back to their program resulted from the attack. The rational view is not much. Now diplomacy is off the table and other malign actors like Russia are saying out loud maybe they should have nuclear weapons. It’s arguable things are now worse.
  14. 1 point
    Iran: Weeks away from a functioning warhead since 1995.
  15. 1 point
    Agree The propensity of democrats to shoot themselves in the feet. Is equally matched by republican extremism.
  16. 1 point
    Perhaps he intends the America Party to be the sole political party on Mars? Either way his organizational skills, use of "X", cash and conservative values. Could siphon off an easy 20% of conservative votes. Which would result in the decimation of the republican majorities.
  17. 1 point
    "The Iranian Parliament has approved a measure to close the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil choke point, after the United States bombed three nuclear sites in Iran, according to Iranian state media on Sunday. While the Parliament has voted in favor of closing the strait, the final decision rests with the country’s Supreme National Security Council, according to state media." I don't think they will do it. Instead they will play the victim and fund the bomb program. They will play the long game. During the first Trump presidency there was a nuclear agreement which Iran was honouring. They had less than 500 centrifuges and never installed more during the entire term of that agreement. After trump tore up the agreement Iran dramatically expanded enrichment. After Trump ordered the assassination if the Iranian diplomat/general Qasem Soleimani they expanded it again. As of last week the goal was 15,000 centrifuges. There is all sorts of celebration in the Trump executive about the success of the mission but over 400kg of 60% enriched uranium exists in Iran. Sixty percent enrichment represents 90% of the work of enrichment. Most of the existing centrifuges are first generation models and Iran has now employed second and third generation ones. About 70% of its centrifuges were first generation ones of 12,000 total. All Iran has to do to get back on track is rebuild about 5,000 of its third generation models and with two weeks it could have the material for up to eight bombs. IMO the Mullahs will have a limited military response then get back to rebuilding centrifuges. This time the site will likely be a km underground. IMO Iran gets back to business and keeps revenge cold. It keeps getting upgraded Russian missile designs, keeps supplying Russia with drones and checks out the newest nuclear warhead designs that Putin will sell. Iran would likely have still only had the 500 centrifuges had Trump not reneged on the Obama agreement. Not killed its diplomat/general.
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