American Politics

[QUOTE=Xpartan;2680929]How can I possibly answer this question?

His beautiful eyes? His six-pack? His nipples? His poise?

That's between you and your shrink, buddy.[/QUOTE]I love that he is a strong leader like our Lord and Savior.

I discussed Trump and Vlad with Russians whilst in Russia and they agree with me.

They are both strong leaders that rule their countries and are not puppets for the oligarchs, ie.

I read a lot from many sources, so I will try to find it.

But several weeks back I read the writer was predicting Vlad wouldn't annex Ukraine because he could never get "Buy in".

For something like this from the "Elites". Seriously WTF? Well I believe it was in the NYT.

He was obviously wrong but lets look at what he meant, the oligarchs rule Biden and other cucks.

Vlad can take away the oligarchs money property and power overnight.

That's why the Davos crowd hates him so, and they hate Trump because they can't control him either.

They tried to cheat in 2016, that don't go well.

They tried to get him booted via impeachment twice.

But they were able to rig 2020.

Lets see what happens in 2024.

If they cheat and block Trump again and it triggers Civil War 2.0, they better hide really well.

I can see them all hiding on their yachts in the Mediterranean.

Bozo Gates Bloomberg Zuck et al.

Musk is coming out in favor of free speech.

And maybe setting up an alt to Twitter, I'm guessing he's hedging against what I'm saying.

If the Civil war 2. 0 breaks out after Nov 2024.

He wants to be on the winning side.

And the right side of history.

[QUOTE=MarquisdeSade1;2681146][URL]https://www.newsmax.com/politics/psaki-leave-msnbc/2022/04/01/id/1063894/[/URL][/QUOTE]Her verbal diarrhea is seamlessly going straight from the White House to MSNBC.

[QUOTE=AxelHeyst;2680977]April 2019, 2 years ago. Hunter Biden damages his computer. He brings it in, not to a computer store like Apple, he brings it to some guy in Wilmington, Delaware who does repairs, but Biden can't even see this guy, so I don't know, he just drops the computer off, and then Biden never comes back to get it. OK. This is the guy getting paid millions of dollars by China, Ukraine and Russia. Drops his computer off, and doesn't come back to pick it up. How wacked out is that? Because in the computer there's all kinds of business stuff, personal stuff, pictures of him inebriated. I mean, it's like, all right. So the repair guy takes the hard drive out, and he makes a copy, which he gives to Rudy Giuliani's lawyer, Robert Costello. This is 5 months later in September. So the computer goes in in April. Hunter Biden doesn't show pick it up. In September, the guy makes a copy of the hard drive and gives it to Rudy Giuliani's lawyer, Robert Costello.

Then the FBI gets involved because Giuliani kind of whispers around that he has it and they go into the Delaware repair shop and take the computer. They have subpoenas, they take it. OK? Now, later on in a congressional hearing, the person in charge of this, the FBI personnel, said he doesn't know where the computer is...[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.dhs.gov/news/2022/03/31/dhs-announces-new-measures-better-serve-transgender-non-binary-and-gender-non[/URL]

Look at least he's trying to legally normalize mental illness!

[QUOTE=MarquisdeSade1;2681146][URL]https://www.newsmax.com/politics/psaki-leave-msnbc/2022/04/01/id/1063894/[/URL].[/QUOTE]When we see the rats breaking out their dual passports and cutting and running, then we'll know the ship's truly foundered.

Let's go Brandon.

Jesus. Biden is giving up the petrodollar to the tree huggers.

I'd rather be Brazilian now. Or Swiss. Or Israeli.

[QUOTE=Canada;2681183]Here is World Oil data which proves you only fabricated your lies.

World Oil Data: Canada holds 170,863,000,000 barrels of proven oil reserves as of 2016, ranking 3rd in the world and accounting for about 10.4% of the world's total oil reserves of 1,650,585,140,000 barrels.

Canada has proven reserves equivalent to 188.3 times its annual consumption. This means that, without Net Exports, there would be about 188 years of oil left (at current consumption levels and excluding unproven reserves).[/QUOTE]Strange you accuse me of being a liar for not having commented at all on your meaningless oil reserve comments. You obviously have a reading and comprehension problem. Canada does not have the mining or processing capacity to increase production. Even if they did they would still have no trouble exporting it. See having huge reserves of anything is irrelevant if you cannot extract it at a rate that meets the market demand. There is more than enough rail capacity to clear all the Canadian so once again you have proven to be wrong.

[QUOTE=Vagabundo1;2681273]Let's go Brandon.

Jesus. Biden is giving up the petrodollar to the tree huggers.

I'd rather be Brazilian now. Or Swiss. Or Israeli.[/QUOTE]Oil company profits are way up. Biden works for the 1%, not for you. It doesn't matter if you're Brazilian, Swiss, or whatever, as long as you have money.

[QUOTE=EihTooms;2681162]So if Putie was a native born USA citizen those fabulous attributes would be enough for you to have voted for him over, say, Obama, Biden or most other Dems?

I just wonder how shitty the economic, foreign policy, national security and most certainly commander in chief results would have to be for America by the elected officials you would choose before you would admit your disastrous error in judgement and, you know, choose someone from a party that produces historically positive gains on every metric that matters and no Great Depressions / Recessions, Massive Jobs Destruction, etc.

Of course, we already know you were deliriously happy with Trump's horrifically disastrous across the board results for America. It might have only come in 2nd place as the worst presidential results after Putin's for Russia.[/QUOTE]Bubbas policies caused the global economic implosion of 2008 and you and everyone else damn well knows it, ie the repeal of Glass Steagal etc.

He created the housing bubble with all the liar loans etc.

[QUOTE=MarquisdeSade1;2681200]They tried to cheat in 2016, that don't go well.

They tried to get him booted via impeachment twice.

But they were able to rig 2020.

Lets see what happens in 2024.

If they cheat and block Trump again and it triggers Civil War 2.0, they better hide really well.[/QUOTE]There was no widespread voter fraud in 2016.

No need for Trump to get rid of nonexistent fraud.

There was no widespread voter fraud in 2020. They lokked and looked and even looked some more, but could not find, or even alledge, any widespread fraud of any kind.

I hope the republican party is collectively stupid enough to support that lowlife grifter for a few more years.

And have Shit lead them to their total black demise as Shit fleeces them.

I love it. HaHaHaHa.

[QUOTE=Golfinho;2681214]When we see the rats breaking out their dual passports and cutting and running, then we'll know the ship's truly foundered.[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.newsmax.com/politics/jamaica-harris-word-salad-media/2022/03/31/id/1063828/[/URL]

[QUOTE=Elvis2008;2680957]It is more like his ability to talk in complete sentences, not look like he is going to fall over all the time, is honest about wanting a one party state, respects the oil and gas industry, believes gender is not a choice, and thinks climate change is a crock of shit.?[/QUOTE]

[Quote] Originally Posted by Elvis2008. Tell me why I love Putin. I am dying to know.[/quote]

Seems like you do know why you love Putin. Why ask me?

You're a big boy, Elvis.

[QUOTE=MarquisdeSade1;2681200]I love that he is a strong leader like our Lord and Savior.

I discussed Trump and Vlad with Russians whilst in Russia and they agree with me.

They are both strong leaders that rule their countries and are not puppets for the oligarchs, ie.
[/QUOTE][B]Like your Lord and Savior???[/B] Putin?

Wow, and I thought I heard everything.

The Russian Constitution used to allow their presidents two consecutive 4-year terms. Putin has ruled Russia for 23 years.

The way he dealt with this little predicament in 2008 was simple. He installed his puppet Medvedev as a president in 2008 while having made himself the prime minister. Then they traded back in 2012.

In 2018, he got his Duma (the Parliament) and Supreme Court do away with the Constitution limits altogether. He has full power now, more consolidated than what Russian czars had in the 19-century.

Putin has assassinated, attempted to assassinate and imprisoned scores of journalists and opposition leaders. He has started three wars and completely wiped out all forms of political discourse and free speech in Russia. Under his rule, Russia has become the world's gas station. It's lost all its technological prowess it acquired in 1940-1980. Russia has to import practically everything except for fuel and grains.

Despite the most favorable gas prices in history during most of his rule, Russia is still an impoverished country outside of a handful of its most prosperous cities, such as Moscow, St. Petersburg and a few others. It's also one of the most outrageously corrupt countries in the world.

But hey, as long as you've found your Jesus, go for it. Like Russians say, love is a cutthroat - fall with a goat.

[QUOTE=Xpartan;2681328][B]Like your Lord and Savior???[/B] Putin?

Wow, and I thought I heard everything.

The Russian Constitution used to allow their presidents two consecutive 4-year terms. Putin has ruled Russia for 23 years.

The way he dealt with this little predicament in 2008 was simple. He installed his puppet Medvedev as a president in 2008 while having made himself the prime minister. Then they traded back in 2012.

In 2018, he got his Duma (the Parliament) and Supreme Court do away with the Constitution limits altogether. He has full power now, more consolidated than what Russian czars had in the 19-century.[/QUOTE]I'm pretty damn sure the Ukraine is worse.

[URL]https://www.rt.com/news/552552-joe-rogan-ukraine-turn/[/URL]

And you say Putin doesn't allow a free press? The USA doesn't have one either.

Big Tech is a thug for the DNC and the oligarchs.

A distinction w / o a difference.

[URL]https://www.newsmax.com/jonathanjakubowski/babylon-bee-big-tech-twitter/2022/03/31/id/1063759/[/URL]

[QUOTE=PVMonger;2681188]Hunter Biden co-founded a firm called Rosemont Seneca in 2009, but the partnership with Thornton even though it uses the Rosemont Seneca name could exist without other partners in Rosemont Seneca having a stake. A business partner could have created this entity on his own. Without the ownership documents of Rosemont Seneca Thornton which are not public we simply can't know.[/QUOTE]All that drivel and the answer on a $3.5 million sleazy loan is "we can't know". Yeah, I think when it comes to Hunter Biden innocent until proven guilty should be suspended not with regards to any criminal matters but certainly it should be in the eye of the public.

Are these the same POS fact checkers that said the laptop was Russian disinformation?

[QUOTE=Canada;2681183]Here is World Oil data which proves you only fabricated your lies.

World Oil Data: Canada holds 170,863,000,000 barrels of proven oil reserves as of 2016, ranking 3rd in the world and accounting for about 10.4% of the world's total oil reserves of 1,650,585,140,000 barrels.

Canada has proven reserves equivalent to 188.3 times its annual consumption. This means that, without Net Exports, there would be about 188 years of oil left (at current consumption levels and excluding unproven reserves).[/QUOTE]It is one thing to quote the amount of Canada's reserves and quite another to magically come up with 830,000 BPD from that.

It sounds like you believe that just because someone has something but haven't done anything with it then it is somehow available.

This sounds suspiciously like President Biden's proposed tax on unrealized capital gains. I thought that all Republicans were against that.

And, for your information, the US is not now, was not under the Orange Buffoon and was not at any time in the past "energy independent".