Listen up Nimrod, just because some l*****t sycophantic MSNBS commentator & politicized retired general (little "g" general) says something derogatory about Trump & his supporters you should put as much credit and loyalty in him as in General Milley and General Austin, both woke L*****t political sycophants. The primary danger to America comes entirely from Democrat Marxists and the fact that they don't know they support Marxism is a measure of the subtlety & effectiveness of L*****t propaganda and their subjects ignorance. This was possible only after Marxist captured the MSM and those few News Networks they didn't capture they viscerally h**e because they reveal their lies. You folks are thoroughly controlled by mere words like "cult, i**********n, r****t, MAGA as a negative, W***e S*********t," and dozens of other words implanted in your preconditioned minds producing the desired controlled responses.

I read the article posted by Miss Proud about the murder rate in New Orleans and how it's on track to become the murder capital of America.

But the article failed to state the reasons for this dramatic increase in homicides.

Everyone knows why but won't say it out loud.

Well I have no problem stating the obvious t***h.

THE PROBLEM IS BLACK PEOPLE

To be more specific, the problem is 'n***as'.

Not all black people are n***as and there are millions of people of color that are civilized productive citizens.

But black people are responsible for producing n***as because it's their offspring that are causing the problems.

Some prominent b****s, such as Candace Owen's, Thomas Sowell and others, are actively trying to change this reality but the Democrats and the f**e news media are an impenetrable road block hindering their efforts.

Black Democrat leaders like Hussein Obammy, AL Sharpton and Sheila Jackson Lee are touted as the role models for the b****s.

In reality however, they only represent the n***as because the enlightened people of color will have nothing to do with these glorified porch monkeys.

Now because of the language I use, the q***r g****red liberals here will surely cry r****t.

Well, I freely admit that I am indeed prejudiced against n***as.

But I am 100% supportive of all people of color who do not behave like n***as.

I'm also prejudiced against white n***as.

Stupid Joe Biden is the most glaring example of a white n***a.

And anyone who v**ed for him, no matter what their ethnicity, is indeed a n***a.

Judge me as you wish but I will not cave in to any accusations towards me for my opinions.

The bottom line is that one of America's worst nightmares is the black population.

And every single day it just gets worse.

Nothing can help the black folks of the world except divine intervention.

And soon, that's exactly what's gonna happen.

Mine eyes have seen the Glory of the coming of The Lord.

Both Parties sucks!!.. If Republicans lose this November, I'm done with then.. I will become Independent... I also think both Parties need fresh blood in both Chambers... Biden and Trump should not run in 2024.....And Sen Graham's a******n timing may help Dems, was bad choice.. Anyways, I don't know about you guys, but I'm really tired of all of them!!

PS..And I'm REALLY tired to be called f*****t just because I don't believe what Dems believe... You people on the Left need to STOP with HORRIBLE comparison!!!

It only took 2 nuclear bombs to bring Japan to its knees and surrender.

Nagasaki and Hiroshima were literally annihilated and nearly 200,000 people died instantly

We did that and the entire world knows it.

Iran is developing nuclear weapons that will prove to be a thousand times more powerful that the ones we used on Japan.

They want these weapons for the soul purpose of nuking Israel and the United States

When China attacks Taiwan it will divert all attention to the devastation it will cause.

At the same time , Mr Putin will unleash hellfire upon Ukraine.

And while the world is distracted and we all stand dumbfounded by the sheer madness of it all, Iran will strike America and millions of us will be incinerated.

It's very well possible that when this all comes to a head, we will already be engaged in a bloody civil war.

We will deserve it because we have allowed our country to be overrun by q***rs and demon possessed d*****ts.

I thank God that I lived during the times when America was a shining beacon of freedom.

I regret that my once great nation will die because that beacon was snuffed out and replaced by the ungodly darkness and outright stupidity of liberalism.

Report: Elderly Couple's Low Electric Bill Earned Them a Battering Ram to the Door - 4th Amendment Violations

The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department was forced to settle with a Lake Elsinore, California, couple after raiding both of their homes without warrants.

Sheriff’s deputies allegedly smashed in the doors of the two homes on Aug. 5, 2021, on suspicion that the elderly couple was growing marijuana based on their low consumption of electricity.

“The deputies believed the defendants were stealing power to grow marijuana because their power consumption was low, and they said as much,” their attorney, Alex Coolman, told the local newspaper, The Press-Enterprise, in an email.

Neither raid found evidence of a crime, The Press-Enterprise reported. The couple sued in March the sheriff’s department in March.

The couple was identified by the newspaper as Chen-Chen Hwang, 67, and her husband, Jiun-Tsong Wu, 75.

Their complaint stated that “deputies used a battering ram to break down the side door of the couple’s first house in a quiet subdivision of Lake Elsinore,” according to The Press-Enterprise.

No one was home at the time.

“This was a very strange and frightening incident,” Hwang said in a news release from Coolman’s office.

“We did nothing to deserve this, and it made us feel unsafe in our own homes.”

The retired couple alleged “deputies violated the Fourth Amendment by doing a warrantless search of both homes, and ‘unreasonably’ detaining [CH] by ‘accosting her while armed and in uniform,'” the news release states.

The lawsuit outlined the searches of the couple’s two homes.

According to the news release, after the initial search at the first home, the officers turned their attention to the couple’s second house where Hwang was home alone.

Hwang and Wu, alleged in the suit that the deputies broke down “multiple doors inside” and spent several hours searching the couple’s homes and “rummaging through the couple’s belongings”

The Press-Enterprise reported, “The 67-year-old said in the release that ‘uniformed, armed deputies banged on the door.’”

Do you believe that the lawsuit was warranted?
Yes: 74% (291 V**es)
No: 26% (103 V**es)

The officers told the retired woman that they had already raided the couple’s other home, “because they believed she was involved in growing marijuana, and demanded to come inside,” the release stated.

According to the statement from their attorney, Hwang, “believing she was being directly accused of a crime by a group of uniformed deputies, and she was not free to terminate the encounter,” spoke to officers at the second home. Furthermore, she “thought the deputies were soldiers because of their attire,” according to the statement.

The attorney’s news release also explained that Wu “spoke to [Sgt. Julio] Olguin on the phone and asked deputies to leave the house … In this conversation, Olguin ‘admitted that the searches of the homes were illegal.’”

The lawsuit was dismissed on Aug. 15 after a settlement was reached with Olguin and other officers involved in the alleged raid, who were named as defendants.

“The county paid $136,000 to settle a federal civil rights suit filed by Chen-Chen Hwang, 67, and her husband, Jiun-Tsong Wu, 75,” Coolman said in the release.

“The operation found no evidence of a crime,” Coolman said in the release. “[D]eputies were interested in the couple’s low electricity consumption, which some law enforcement agencies believe is linked to illegal marijuana growing.”

The couples’ attorney also alleged there have been other raids on homes in Riverside County, with police operating under the same assumption that people were growing marijuana based on low energy consumption, but he said, “This is the only one I know of where there was no warrant and no apparent justification.”

The retired couple is “thrifty” and utilizes solar panels to reduce their electricity consumption, according to their lawyer.

“The way the Sheriff handled this situation was unreasonable and illegal,” Coolman said. “Nobody’s home should be broken into based on a hunch about their use of electricity.”

https://www.westernjournal.com/elderly-couples-low-electric-bill-earned-battering-ram-door-armed-police/?utm_source=Email&utm_medium=WJBreaking&utm_campaign=breaking&utm_content=western-journal&ats_es=8fb799e06563a601f50b5fdaf395b859


“The county paid $136,000 to settle a federal civil rights suit filed by Chen-Chen Hwang, 67, and her husband, Jiun-Tsong Wu, 75,” Coolman said in the release.
This is not near enough money.

We always see new developments as needs change in the economy. this is one of the newest.

See what you think.. still a good ways off to be used but growing fast.. and very much needed.

https://www.freethink.com/technology/lithium-mining?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_campaign=echobox_freethink&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook#Echobox=1663026598


Lithium mining just became a water sport

Lithium mining is damaging to the environment, yet we need it for car batteries. Now, scientists claim to have found a way to extract lithium from seawater.
By Teresa Carey
June 16, 2021



ithium is an essential component of most rechargeable batteries, powering everything from iPhones to Teslas. However, increased lithium mining due to rising demand will deplete known land-based supplies by 2080.

A team of scientists at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, in Saudi Arabia, says they already have a solution in the works: before land-based lithium runs out, shift lithium mining to the ocean. The team claims they’ve created an affordable method for extracting lithium from the seawater, potentially unlocking a practically infinite supply of lithium.

The challenge: Land-based lithium mining is incredibly damaging to the environment, and it wastes huge amounts of water — up to 500,000 gallons of water per ton of lithium extracted.

Seawater contains 5,000 times the amount of lithium found on land, but only in very low concentrations, which has made previous attempts to extract lithium from the ocean ineffective.

What they did: The team, led by Zhiping Lai, took a unique approach to lithium mining, explained in a paper in the journal Energy & Environmental Science. They created an electrochemical cell, containing a ceramic membrane made from lithium lanthanum titanium oxide (LLTO). It sounds like a mouthful, but you can think of it as a simple mesh that filters out lithium.

The cell’s crystal structure has tiny pores. As a result, lithium ions can travel through gaps in the membrane, while bigger metal ions are blocked.

Inside the cell are three chambers. First, the seawater flows into a central feed chamber, where the positive and negative ions are separated. Then, positive ions move through the LLTO membrane into a side chamber, while negative ions exit into a separate third chamberThen, the lithium-concentrated water is fed through the system again.

With each processing cycle, the lithium concentration gets higher and higher, the team explained in a statement.

The final touch was a slight adjustment to the solutions’ pH, ensuring the final lithium solution barely had any traces of other metals. This made sure the final product was pure enough to fulfill the specifications of battery makers, reports Mining Dot Com.

Is it economical? The system can’t replace lithium mining yet. The process has only seen early tests and has to prove it can scale, but the team says it could eventually become cost-effective.

They conducted an economic study and concluded that if power costs $65 per MWh (close to the average for businesses in Saudi Arabia), the process would only require $5 of electricity to extract 1 kilogram of lithium from saltwater.

The process may not be ready for prime time yet, but if the price of lithium spikes, expect battery makers to look to the sea.