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Mar 9, 2024 17:23:31   #
LogicallyRight Loc: Chicago
 
Nick Nicholson wrote:
Tell your representatives to pass a bill adding staff and equipment to the border patrol. Congress has the constitutional authority to do that, and they refused to do it because trump wanted the border situation to stay bad so he can blame it on Biden. A bipartisan deal had been reached, and trump had it nixed. Regarding freedom if speech, does that apply to trump encouraging his MAGA supporters to threaten judges and their staff? And would you be kind enough to define a "red flag" law ?
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You go on babbling at unbelievable rates.
The House past a good immigration bill a long time ago that Schoo Mare won't bring up in the Senate. As for that so-called bipartisan bill, it was pure road apples. it allowed a max of 5000 illegals crossing our border every freaking day. That is 1,825,000 wet backs a year. That isn't a cure for the border. That is establishing a broken border forever. You can't be so nuts as to not be able to see that. That is insanity. Your damn right we reject that.

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Mar 9, 2024 17:24:46   #
LogicallyRight Loc: Chicago
 
Nick Nicholson wrote:
What gives you that idea? What evidence?


If you can't see that, you are just another leftist hack that encourages that.

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Mar 9, 2024 17:48:10   #
tomhoff24
 
Nick Nicholson wrote:
Have you noticed gas prices are rising? Get ready: you ain’t seen nothing yet. Ever wonder why gas prices rose so much ahead of the 2022 elections? Wonder why Donald Trump’s son-in-law earned $2 billion from Saudi Arabia? Wonder why gasoline prices are beginning to rise now? Well, here is the real reason. The leader of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia loves his dictatorial soul-mate Donald Trump and is today setting the stage to intervene in November’s election in a big way, much like he did with a smaller test run during the fall of 2022 when he drove US gas prices up above $5, forcing President Biden to release oil from the US strategic petroleum reserve.
The Saudi Prince has routinely given millions to Donald Tump over the years.

As Stanley Reed reported for the Business pages of The New York Times three days ago:
“Saudi Arabia, the de facto leader of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, said Sunday that it would extend [their one-million-barrels-a-day] cuts in oil production through June, noting that it was acting ‘in coordination with some’ other states.” That “other state” would be their OPEC+ partner Russia, which also announced last weekend a simultaneous production cut of 471,000 barrels a day. Putin wants Trump back in the White House, too.

This time, though, because Trump refused to block the sale of America’s largest gasoline refinery to Saudi Arabia in 2017 (completed in 2019 with Trump’s blessing), no matter how much oil Biden releases from the reserves will be irrelevant: if the Saudis shut down their Port Arthur, Texas refinery this October “for maintenance,” US gasoline prices will explode. It’s the largest refinery in America, as Foreign Policy magazine noted in May 2017: “Port Arthur, referred to as the ‘crown jewel’ of U.S. refinery infrastructure, can process 600,000 barrels of oil a day.” That alone is enough to radically swing gasoline prices in the US.

So, get ready: it’s coming this fall. And unless the administration acts quickly, there will be nothing they can do about it. Gas at $6 a gallon could easily throw the election to Trump, as Biden will take the blame (just like in November 2022) and Fox “News” and rightwing hate media will hang gas prices around his neck like a flaming tire. Just for political purposes – screw the public. Just like they have done for over 55 years. They care about nothing but their own wealth and will continue destroying America’s economic position in the world. By simply continuing what they have been doing to hold down wages in America.

Saudi Prince MBS and his sovereign wealth fund have funneled literally billions of dollars into the Trump family, between Jared’s investment company and Trump’s golf courses, Trump’s hotels, and the LIV Tour, in addition to giving Trump himself additional hundreds of millions over the years renting and purchasing Trump properties in clear violation of the Emoluments Clause of the US Constitution.

Trump followed that up by organizing a 2019 sale of $8.1 billion in US weaponry in clear violation of US law (such sales require congressional approval). When the Senate voted to block the sale, Trump killed their effort. As Frontline noted in a July 2019 report: “Both chambers have registered their disapproval of the emergency declaration — the Senate voted to block the sale in June. President Trump, however, has pledged to shoot down the measure when it arrives at his desk.”

When Saudi Arabia and Russia tried to screw Biden and the Democrats by cutting oil production — in October leading up to the midterm 2022 elections — President Biden was furious. Russell Baker wrote about it for The New York Times on October 11, 2022: “President Biden vowed on Tuesday to impose ‘consequences’ on Saudi Arabia for teaming up with Russia to cut oil production, signaling a rupture in the relationship between two longtime allies and a reversal of his own effort to cultivate the energy-rich kingdom. “Amid deep anger over last week’s decision by the Saudi-led OPEC Plus, Mr. Biden’s staff announced that he would re-evaluate the entire relationship with Saudi Arabia and expressed openness to retaliatory measures offered by congressional Democrats such as curbing arms sales or permitting legal action against the cartel.

And Fox “News” and rightwing hate media will hang gas prices around Biden’s neck like a flaming tire, despite the actual cause being Donald Trump.

The Saudis are well aware of the power of gas prices over US politics. Retired Saudi Oil Ministry Adviser Ibrahim Al-Muhanna wrote in his book Oil Leaders: An Insider’s Account of Four Decades of Saudi Arabia and OPEC's Global Energy Policy: “During the midterm election in 2018, President Trump pushed for lower oil prices—meaning gasoline—and he succeeded, but he used completely different methods. In the middle of June 2018, the oil price was about $75 and the gasoline price in the United States was more than $3.50 in some states. Trump was worried that the Republican Party might lose the majority in both houses of Congress. …“The OPEC+ group, led by Saudi Arabia and Russia, decided in June 2018 to increase their production by 1.2 MBD. Saudi Arabian production in November rose to more than 11.3 MBD, its highest ever.” For reference, Saudi oil production right now is standing at around 9 million barrels a day, and they just announced a million-barrel-a-day production cut to kick in this summer/fall just in time for the presidential election.
Have you noticed gas prices are rising? Get ready:... (show quote)


Yes,I read that also. Interesting……

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Mar 9, 2024 17:49:22   #
tomhoff24
 
Nick Nicholson wrote:
I tried to summarize to reduce the reading in the original article. I left out about half the original article because much was redundant.


I wish I could figure out how to post the article.

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Mar 9, 2024 17:49:48   #
tomhoff24
 


Thank you.

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Mar 9, 2024 18:03:00   #
BIRDMAN
 
Nick Nicholson wrote:
Tell your representatives to pass a bill adding staff and equipment to the border patrol. Congress has the constitutional authority to do that, and they refused to do it because trump wanted the border situation to stay bad so he can blame it on Biden. A bipartisan deal had been reached, and trump had it nixed. Regarding freedom if speech, does that apply to trump encouraging his MAGA supporters to threaten judges and their staff? And would you be kind enough to define a "red flag" law ?
Tell your representatives to pass a bill adding st... (show quote)
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Mar 9, 2024 18:24:07   #
Nick Nicholson Loc: Florida, USA
 
LogicallyRight wrote:
Nah. I just don't believe in trolls that are full of road apples. That would include you, a far leftest hack job.


I'm not a leftist. Never have been. Strictly a moderate. Voted for Reagan and Daddy Bush. I report only things I believe and have seen evidence for. But you would be a other far right individual who has been brainwashed by right wing sources tto believe the lies you are fed

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Mar 9, 2024 18:58:20   #
American Vet
 
Nick Nicholson wrote:
I'm not a leftist. Never have been. Strictly a moderate. Voted for Reagan and Daddy Bush. I report only things I believe and have seen evidence for. But you would be a other far right individual who has been brainwashed by right wing sources tto believe the lies you are fed


Ah yes - you ELWNJs are all so well educated and anyone who disagrees is 'brainwashed'........

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Mar 9, 2024 19:19:42   #
Nick Nicholson Loc: Florida, USA
 
American Vet wrote:
Ah yes - you ELWNJs are all so well educated and anyone who disagrees is 'brainwashed'........


I see the lies you are fed and believe. And those lies have you supporting the very people who held down labor wages over 55 years to about 12 percent while raising the pay for the top corporate managers by 300 percent. Ultimately, the top paid 10 percent of Americans gained ownership of over 50 percent of all the wealth in America. The 90 percent gradually became poorer and poorer compared to their standard of living from the late 40s to the late 60s. And that gradual movement of wealth from the labor force to the wealthy and will continue so long as the GOP continues its campaign to hold down wages by having congress pass laws to make it happen. And you support them. That is why I consider you brainwashed. And you cannot see it.

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Mar 9, 2024 19:21:04   #
Parky60 Loc: People's Republic of Illinois
 
Nick Nicholson wrote:
I see the lies you are fed and believe. And those lies have you supporting the very people who held down labor wages over 55 years to about 12 percent while raising the pay for the top corporate managers by 300 percent. Ultimately, the top paid 10 percent of Americans gained ownership of over 50 percent of all the wealth in America. The 90 percent gradually became poorer and poorer compared to their standard of living from the late 40s to the late 60s. And that gradual movement of wealth from the labor force to the wealthy and will continue so long as the GOP continues its campaign to hold down wages by having congress pass laws to make it happen. And you support them. That is why I consider you brainwashed. And you cannot see it.
I see the lies you are fed and believe. And those ... (show quote)

Do you have data to substantiate your claims?

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Mar 9, 2024 19:25:12   #
Nick Nicholson Loc: Florida, USA
 
Parky60 wrote:
Do you have data to backup your claims?


Yes, I certainly do. And I have posted same in previous articles. But I am responding daily to about a dozen MAGA hats who refuse to believe facts and truth. Wears me down, fighting for hours a day trying to get facts and truth on the forum.

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Mar 9, 2024 19:38:19   #
Parky60 Loc: People's Republic of Illinois
 
Nick Nicholson wrote:
Yes, I certainly do. And I have posted same in previous articles. But I am responding daily to about a dozen MAGA hats who refuse to believe facts and truth. Wears me down, fighting for hours a day trying to get facts and truth on the forum.

You don't have very good reading comprehension do you? I didn't say articles (opinions), I said data.

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Mar 9, 2024 19:43:20   #
American Vet
 
Nick Nicholson wrote:
I see the lies you are fed and believe. And those lies have you supporting the very people who held down labor wages over 55 years to about 12 percent while raising the pay for the top corporate managers by 300 percent. Ultimately, the top paid 10 percent of Americans gained ownership of over 50 percent of all the wealth in America. The 90 percent gradually became poorer and poorer compared to their standard of living from the late 40s to the late 60s. And that gradual movement of wealth from the labor force to the wealthy and will continue so long as the GOP continues its campaign to hold down wages by having congress pass laws to make it happen. And you support them. That is why I consider you brainwashed. And you cannot see it.
I see the lies you are fed and believe. And those ... (show quote)

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Mar 9, 2024 20:02:23   #
Nick Nicholson Loc: Florida, USA
 
Parky60 wrote:
You don't have very good reading comprehension do you? I didn't say articles (opinions), I said data.


My original article and subsequent comments have all contained factual data. But since you never read them, you call them Opinions. Data are normally presented in articles. I guess you don't even understand that fact. Talk about a lack of reading comprehension!

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Mar 9, 2024 20:06:56   #
Parky60 Loc: People's Republic of Illinois
 
Nick Nicholson wrote:
My original article and subsequent comments have all contained factual data. But since you never read them, you call them Opinions. Data are normally presented in articles. I guess you don't even understand that fact. Talk about a lack of reading comprehension!

Yes you do have a lack of reading comprehension. I've asked for data to substantiate your claim and yet have seen none but have only seen you obfuscate.

Nick Nicholson wrote: I see the lies you are fed and believe. And those lies have you supporting the very people who held down labor wages over 55 years to about 12 percent while raising the pay for the top corporate managers by 300 percent. Ultimately, the top paid 10 percent of Americans gained ownership of over 50 percent of all the wealth in America. The 90 percent gradually became poorer and poorer compared to their standard of living from the late 40s to the late 60s. And that gradual movement of wealth from the labor force to the wealthy and will continue so long as the GOP continues its campaign to hold down wages by having congress pass laws to make it happen. And you support them. That is why I consider you brainwashed. And you cannot see it.

Parky60 wrote: And I don't see any substantiated data.

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