Posts for: Oldsailor65
May 8, 2024 13:06:47 #
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LogicallyRight wrote:
So the mama schittesatined s**tgibboon has a new nickname, the pinko kevy one pump chimp. Really, you do need help. Psychiatric help. Your childish crap isn't fit for kids. They do much better.
Troll alert
Troll alert
10 year old farm boys are much more adult than poor Kevy
May 8, 2024 11:59:55 #
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Iowa joins multi-state lawsuit challenging Biden's Title IX rules on L***Q+ rights
https://ktvo.com/news/local/iowa-joins-multi-state-lawsuit-challenging-bidens-title-ix-rules-on-l***q-rights?utm_source=sfmc&utm_medium=email&sfmc_id=10040547&utm_guid=800f62172d317522160e7b8887bbdd180a2aba799c353cd82f4faf4b5533f218&utm_campaign=
DES MOINES, Iowa — On Tuesday, Attorney General Brenna Bird announced that Iowa has joined 20 other states in suing over the Biden Administration's new Title IX rules regarding L***Q+ students.
Last month, the U.S. Department of Education released the rules, largely rewriting the 1972 federal civil rights law most known for ensuring equal treatment in women's sports.
The new regulations, which are set to take effect on Aug. 1, broaden Title IX to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and g****r identity in all educational institutions receiving federal funding.
The revision to the rules was proposed nearly two years ago, but was slowed by a comment period that drew a record 240,000 responses for the Education Department.
In the announcement on Tuesday, Attorney General Bird said, "Biden is destroying a long tradition of protecting girls in schools. With Biden’s radical g****r ideology mandate, he has not only robbed young women of the opportunity to safely compete and succeed in the sports they love, he has violated their privacy. No schoolgirl should be forced to change next to or share shower spaces with boys. I am suing to stop Biden’s war on women and protect girls in schools.”
Iowa joined the Arkansas and Missouri-led lawsuit, along with Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota. Four additional coalitions of states have also filed suits.
https://ktvo.com/news/local/iowa-joins-multi-state-lawsuit-challenging-bidens-title-ix-rules-on-l***q-rights?utm_source=sfmc&utm_medium=email&sfmc_id=10040547&utm_guid=800f62172d317522160e7b8887bbdd180a2aba799c353cd82f4faf4b5533f218&utm_campaign=
DES MOINES, Iowa — On Tuesday, Attorney General Brenna Bird announced that Iowa has joined 20 other states in suing over the Biden Administration's new Title IX rules regarding L***Q+ students.
Last month, the U.S. Department of Education released the rules, largely rewriting the 1972 federal civil rights law most known for ensuring equal treatment in women's sports.
The new regulations, which are set to take effect on Aug. 1, broaden Title IX to prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and g****r identity in all educational institutions receiving federal funding.
The revision to the rules was proposed nearly two years ago, but was slowed by a comment period that drew a record 240,000 responses for the Education Department.
In the announcement on Tuesday, Attorney General Bird said, "Biden is destroying a long tradition of protecting girls in schools. With Biden’s radical g****r ideology mandate, he has not only robbed young women of the opportunity to safely compete and succeed in the sports they love, he has violated their privacy. No schoolgirl should be forced to change next to or share shower spaces with boys. I am suing to stop Biden’s war on women and protect girls in schools.”
Iowa joined the Arkansas and Missouri-led lawsuit, along with Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota. Four additional coalitions of states have also filed suits.
May 8, 2024 11:57:33 #
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American Airlines flight turns around 2 hours in after passenger calls attendant 'waiter'
https://ktvo.com/news/nation-world/american-airlines-flight-turns-around-2-hours-after-passenger-calls-attendant-waiter-steward-business-class-dispute-respect-common-courtesy-cincinnati-policy-policies-escorted-off-pilot-referred-cabin-crew-technical-guyanese#
NEW YORK CITY (WKRC) - An American Airlines flight turned around two hours in after a passenger called a flight attendant "waiter."
According to WECB, American Airlines Flight 2557 turned around after two hours of flying because a passenger called a steward "waiter." Per the outlet, the flight took off from New York on July 18, 2023, with a destination of Georgetown, Guyana.
According to The New York Post, the passenger, who had been flying business class, asked an attendant to help him put his luggage in an overhead bin because he had recently underwent surgery on his spine. Per the publication, the attendant allegedly replied, "No, I don't do that. I don't get paid that kind of money, but if you don't like it, there is always another airline."
Per The Post, another flight attendant eventually helped the passenger, identified as Joel Ghansham.
When the beverage service began, the attendant, who had allegedly refused to help Ghansham because of their wages, asked Ghansham if he'd like something to drink. Ghansham told Stabroek News "I didn't respond because I didn't want to cause a scene."
The attendant asked again and Ghansham, speaking to Stabroek News, said that he replied, "No thank you, waiter."
Per The Post, the attendant told Ghansham that he was not a waiter, adding that he had the power to turn the plane around. The Post reported that Ghansham told the attendant "You must be God, so you do it."
According to the publication, the pilot announced moments later that the flight would be returning to JFK Airport. According to WECB, Ghansham was removed from the plane at the airport and questioned by a TSA agent before he was allowed to leave.
American Airlines emailed The Post and initially described Ghansham as a "disruptive passenger," who forced the pilot to turn the plane around.
“Safety and security are our top priorities, and we thank our customers for their understanding and our team members for their professionalism in managing a difficult situation,” an American Airlines spokesperson told The Post.
Ghansham denied being a disruption, however.
“There was not a disruption. I never got up. There was not an argument, there was not a confrontation, nobody touched each other. He was wearing a mask. He wasn’t even loud. It was just his p***e,” Ghansham said in the YouTuber interview, per The Post.
According to Stabroek News, Ghansham received an apology from American Airlines two days after the incident and was also provided 10,000 free miles as compensation.
“We are writing to follow up with you about the delay of flight AA2557 on July 18, 2023. We recognize that many of our customers’ important plans were significantly affected, and for that, we are very sorry,” the letter obtained by the outlet read.
Ghansham told Stabroek at the time that he would not accept American's apology.
https://ktvo.com/news/nation-world/american-airlines-flight-turns-around-2-hours-after-passenger-calls-attendant-waiter-steward-business-class-dispute-respect-common-courtesy-cincinnati-policy-policies-escorted-off-pilot-referred-cabin-crew-technical-guyanese#
NEW YORK CITY (WKRC) - An American Airlines flight turned around two hours in after a passenger called a flight attendant "waiter."
According to WECB, American Airlines Flight 2557 turned around after two hours of flying because a passenger called a steward "waiter." Per the outlet, the flight took off from New York on July 18, 2023, with a destination of Georgetown, Guyana.
According to The New York Post, the passenger, who had been flying business class, asked an attendant to help him put his luggage in an overhead bin because he had recently underwent surgery on his spine. Per the publication, the attendant allegedly replied, "No, I don't do that. I don't get paid that kind of money, but if you don't like it, there is always another airline."
Per The Post, another flight attendant eventually helped the passenger, identified as Joel Ghansham.
When the beverage service began, the attendant, who had allegedly refused to help Ghansham because of their wages, asked Ghansham if he'd like something to drink. Ghansham told Stabroek News "I didn't respond because I didn't want to cause a scene."
The attendant asked again and Ghansham, speaking to Stabroek News, said that he replied, "No thank you, waiter."
Per The Post, the attendant told Ghansham that he was not a waiter, adding that he had the power to turn the plane around. The Post reported that Ghansham told the attendant "You must be God, so you do it."
According to the publication, the pilot announced moments later that the flight would be returning to JFK Airport. According to WECB, Ghansham was removed from the plane at the airport and questioned by a TSA agent before he was allowed to leave.
American Airlines emailed The Post and initially described Ghansham as a "disruptive passenger," who forced the pilot to turn the plane around.
“Safety and security are our top priorities, and we thank our customers for their understanding and our team members for their professionalism in managing a difficult situation,” an American Airlines spokesperson told The Post.
Ghansham denied being a disruption, however.
“There was not a disruption. I never got up. There was not an argument, there was not a confrontation, nobody touched each other. He was wearing a mask. He wasn’t even loud. It was just his p***e,” Ghansham said in the YouTuber interview, per The Post.
According to Stabroek News, Ghansham received an apology from American Airlines two days after the incident and was also provided 10,000 free miles as compensation.
“We are writing to follow up with you about the delay of flight AA2557 on July 18, 2023. We recognize that many of our customers’ important plans were significantly affected, and for that, we are very sorry,” the letter obtained by the outlet read.
Ghansham told Stabroek at the time that he would not accept American's apology.
May 8, 2024 11:48:01 #
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12 Women Come Forward Alleging They Were Sexually Assaulted By Whoever Trump’s VP Pick Is
Just to inform all you liberals, this is satair from “The Bee”
https://babylonbee.com/news/12-women-come-forward-alleging-they-were-sexually-assaulted-by-whoever-trumps-vp-pick-is?utm_source=The%20Babylon%20Bee%20Newsletter&utm_medium=email
U.S. — A new wave of controversy erupted as 12 women came forward alleging they had been sexually assaulted by whoever Trump's vice p**********l pick would end up being.
The damning allegations began to come in despite the fact that Trump has yet to officially name a running mate or even disclose whether the pick is a man or a woman. Sources confirmed at least a dozen highly credible accusers emerged to demand justice against whoever the VP candidate might be.
"Whoever the VP pick is, I am here to tell my story of how I was inappropriately touched by them," claimed one accuser. "As soon as Trump sees fit to announce who his running mate is, I'm going to positively identify him… or her. Wh**ever. No matter who he picks, they aren't going to get away with what they did. They must be held accountable!"
Other women quickly joined the ranks of accusers, suggesting Trump's eventual VP se******n — no matter who it may end up being — has a long history of serious misconduct. "The person Trump picks as his running mate will not get away with the things we all know they did. Once he announces who it is, we'll know who to blame for what happened to all of us."
At publishing time, the DOJ had announced they would be charging Trump's VP pick with serious federal crimes, once they find out who it is.
Just to inform all you liberals, this is satair from “The Bee”
https://babylonbee.com/news/12-women-come-forward-alleging-they-were-sexually-assaulted-by-whoever-trumps-vp-pick-is?utm_source=The%20Babylon%20Bee%20Newsletter&utm_medium=email
U.S. — A new wave of controversy erupted as 12 women came forward alleging they had been sexually assaulted by whoever Trump's vice p**********l pick would end up being.
The damning allegations began to come in despite the fact that Trump has yet to officially name a running mate or even disclose whether the pick is a man or a woman. Sources confirmed at least a dozen highly credible accusers emerged to demand justice against whoever the VP candidate might be.
"Whoever the VP pick is, I am here to tell my story of how I was inappropriately touched by them," claimed one accuser. "As soon as Trump sees fit to announce who his running mate is, I'm going to positively identify him… or her. Wh**ever. No matter who he picks, they aren't going to get away with what they did. They must be held accountable!"
Other women quickly joined the ranks of accusers, suggesting Trump's eventual VP se******n — no matter who it may end up being — has a long history of serious misconduct. "The person Trump picks as his running mate will not get away with the things we all know they did. Once he announces who it is, we'll know who to blame for what happened to all of us."
At publishing time, the DOJ had announced they would be charging Trump's VP pick with serious federal crimes, once they find out who it is.
May 8, 2024 11:42:36 #
Hook, Line, and Sinker
In a small fishing village, a fisherman was walking up the wharf carrying two live lobsters, at least three pounds each, one in each hand. It was three weeks after the season had closed!
Whom should he meet at the end of the wharf but the Fisheries Officer who, upon viewing the live and wiggling lobsters, says, "Well me laddie, I got you this time - with two live lobsters three weeks after the season closed!" The fisherman says, "No my son, you are wrong! These are two trained lobsters that I caught two weeks before the season ended." The Fisheries Officer says, "Trained... like how?"
"Well my son, each day I takes these two from my house down to the wharf and puts them in the water for a swim. While they swim I sits on the wharf and has me a smoke, or two. After about 15 minutes I whistles and up comes me two lobsters, and I takes them home!" "Likely story", the Fisheries Officer says! "Lets take them on down the wharf and see if it's true."
So, the fisherman goes ahead of the Fisheries Officer to the end of the wharf where, under supervision, he gently lowers both lobsters into the water.
The fisherman sits on a wharf piling and lights up a smoke, then another! After about 15 minutes the Fisheries Officer says to the fisherman, "How about whistling?" The fisherman says, "What For?" The Fisheries Officer says, "To call in the lobsters." The fisherman says, "What lobsters?"
https://www.ba-bamail.com/jokes/animal-jokes/?jokeid=410
In a small fishing village, a fisherman was walking up the wharf carrying two live lobsters, at least three pounds each, one in each hand. It was three weeks after the season had closed!
Whom should he meet at the end of the wharf but the Fisheries Officer who, upon viewing the live and wiggling lobsters, says, "Well me laddie, I got you this time - with two live lobsters three weeks after the season closed!" The fisherman says, "No my son, you are wrong! These are two trained lobsters that I caught two weeks before the season ended." The Fisheries Officer says, "Trained... like how?"
"Well my son, each day I takes these two from my house down to the wharf and puts them in the water for a swim. While they swim I sits on the wharf and has me a smoke, or two. After about 15 minutes I whistles and up comes me two lobsters, and I takes them home!" "Likely story", the Fisheries Officer says! "Lets take them on down the wharf and see if it's true."
So, the fisherman goes ahead of the Fisheries Officer to the end of the wharf where, under supervision, he gently lowers both lobsters into the water.
The fisherman sits on a wharf piling and lights up a smoke, then another! After about 15 minutes the Fisheries Officer says to the fisherman, "How about whistling?" The fisherman says, "What For?" The Fisheries Officer says, "To call in the lobsters." The fisherman says, "What lobsters?"
https://www.ba-bamail.com/jokes/animal-jokes/?jokeid=410
May 8, 2024 11:34:35 #
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Milosia2 wrote:
Jim Jordan ???
I thought he was in jail. !
I thought he was in jail. !
Jail or some kind'a institution is where ***** like youz' belong!!!
May 8, 2024 11:04:09 #
For animal lovers
A German shepherd, a Doberman, and a cat die, and go to heaven.
They are greeted by God, who asks each of them what they believe in.
The German shepherd goes first.
"Discipline, training, and loyalty to my master", he says.
"Good", says God. "You may sit on my right".
"Now Doberman, what do you believe in?"
The Doberman answers, "Love, care and protecting my master".
"Excellent", says God. " You may sit on my left".
"Now cat, its your turn. What do you believe in?"
The cat replies, "I believe you're sitting in my seat".
A German shepherd, a Doberman, and a cat die, and go to heaven.
They are greeted by God, who asks each of them what they believe in.
The German shepherd goes first.
"Discipline, training, and loyalty to my master", he says.
"Good", says God. "You may sit on my right".
"Now Doberman, what do you believe in?"
The Doberman answers, "Love, care and protecting my master".
"Excellent", says God. " You may sit on my left".
"Now cat, its your turn. What do you believe in?"
The cat replies, "I believe you're sitting in my seat".
May 8, 2024 10:39:39 #
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May 8, 2024 02:59:43 #
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Hamas briefly seized 1st aid shipment that entered Gaza via reopened crossing
https://www.timesofisrael.com/us-says-hamas-seized-first-aid-shipment-that-entered-gaza-via-reopened-erez-crossing/
State Department says UN ‘in the process or has by now recovered’ the humanitarian assistance stolen by terror group, the ‘first widespread case of diversion’ acknowledged by US
By JACOB MAGID FOLLOW
3 May 2024, 1:55 amUpdated: 3 May 2024, 2:00 am
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Workers unload a truck in Beit Hanoun in the northern Gaza Strip of humanitarian aid delivered from Jordan to the coastal territory through the Erez border crossing with Israel, on May 1, 2024. (Jack Guez/AFP)
Workers unload a truck in Beit Hanoun in the northern Gaza Strip of humanitarian aid delivered from Jordan to the coastal territory through the Erez border crossing with Israel, on May 1, 2024. (Jack Guez/AFP)
Hamas managed to seize a major shipment of humanitarian aid that was delivered to Gaza from Jordan earlier this week, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said Thursday, after the supplies were the first to be shipped to the enclave through a newly reopened Israeli border crossing.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken viewed the aid on Tuesday just before it departed from the headquarters of the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization in Amman bound for the renovated crossing into the Gaza Strip at Erez, which was largely destroyed by Hamas during its October 7 terror onslaught that sparked the ongoing war.
The reopening of Erez, Israel’s sole crossing on the northern edge of Gaza, had been a main plea of international aid agencies for months, to alleviate the humanitarian situation which is believed to be most severe among the hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in the north of the enclave.
According to Miller, the aid shipment was unloaded by the Jordanian military inside the Strip before being “picked up by a humanitarian implementer for distribution inside Gaza, and that aid was intercepted and diverted by Hamas on the ground in Gaza.”
“The UN is either in the process or has by now recovered that aid, but it was an unacceptable act by Hamas to divert this aid to begin with,” he said during a press briefing.
Miller added that UNRWA, the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees, would likely issue a statement soon condemning the incident, indicating it was the organization from which Hamas stole the aid.
“If there’s one thing that Hamas could do to jeopardize the shipment of aid, it would be diverting it for their own use, rather than allowing it to go to the innocent civilians that need it,” he said, claiming this was the “first widespread case of diversion that we have seen” in Gaza.
Hamas held the aid trucks for “some time” before releasing them, according to Miller.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken speaks to the press in front of a truck with humanitarian aid bound for Gaza, at the Jordanian Hashemite Charity Organization in Amman on April 30, 2024. (Evelyn Hockstein/AFP)
His comments follow Israel’s long-standing contention that Hamas stockpiled supplies and kept them from increasingly desperate civilians. Footage from Gaza has shown gunmen, who were reportedly linked to the terror group, stealing trucks delivering humanitarian aid from Egypt.
In February, the US diplomat who was then involved in humanitarian assistance for Gaza denied allegations that Hamas stole aid and commercial shipments into the enclave, saying that no Israeli official had presented him or the Biden administration with “specific evidence of diversion or theft of assistance.”
At the same time, he acknowledged that Hamas had used other aid delivery channels to “shape where and to whom assistance goes.”
Armed and masked Palestinians on trucks loaded with international humanitarian aid entered Gaza through Israel’s Kerem Shalom crossing, into southern Gaza on April 3, 2024. (Abed Rahim Khatib/Flash90)
Meanwhile, Blinken condemned the “unacceptable” targeting of the Jordanian aid convoy by Israeli protesters trying to prevent its t***sfer to Gaza.
Tzav 9, a right-wing organization that opposes aid being sent to Gaza while hostages are still held there, organized a demonstration at the Allenby Crossing between Israel and Jordan overnight Tuesday to block the convoy. Images on social media showed young women sitting on the road in front of a truck, while other demonstrators held Israeli f**gs and pictures of the hostages.
Videos showed the activists dumping bags of flour onto the road.
“My understanding is that the people who attacked this convoy were arrested today by the Israeli authorities. That sends a very strong message,” he noted during an NBC Nightly News interview.
The Israeli government must “continue to send a strong message that this aid cannot be, must not be interfered with as it goes through Israel… Israel is better than this,” he added while noting that the atrocities committed against Israel on October 7 and Hamas’s continued holding of hostages since.
“The people who so desperately need this aid and who are now getting more of it because of the important steps that [Israel has] taken in recent weeks — including right here at Ashdod port — have nothing to do with October 7, nothing to do with the hostages,” Blinken said.
“They’ve been caught in this crossfire of Hamas’s making, and it’s imperative that they get the food that they need, the water they need, the medical supplies they need, access to the hospitals, to health care — all of that,” he added.
Israel’s military offensive against Hamas, in response to the Palestinian terror group’s egregious assault on Israel on October 7, has devastated the Gaza Strip and plunged its 2.3 million people into a humanitarian crisis.
Israel recently stepped up efforts to deliver aid by land and opened up new ground routes, including opening Erez to aid trucks on Wednesday. Washington has said aid delivery has increased significantly in recent weeks, but that more is needed.
A temporary pier is also being constructed by the US military to increase humanitarian aid deliveries, and is more than halfway complete, the Pentagon said Wednesday.
https://www.timesofisrael.com/us-says-hamas-seized-first-aid-shipment-that-entered-gaza-via-reopened-erez-crossing/
State Department says UN ‘in the process or has by now recovered’ the humanitarian assistance stolen by terror group, the ‘first widespread case of diversion’ acknowledged by US
By JACOB MAGID FOLLOW
3 May 2024, 1:55 amUpdated: 3 May 2024, 2:00 am
66
Workers unload a truck in Beit Hanoun in the northern Gaza Strip of humanitarian aid delivered from Jordan to the coastal territory through the Erez border crossing with Israel, on May 1, 2024. (Jack Guez/AFP)
Workers unload a truck in Beit Hanoun in the northern Gaza Strip of humanitarian aid delivered from Jordan to the coastal territory through the Erez border crossing with Israel, on May 1, 2024. (Jack Guez/AFP)
Hamas managed to seize a major shipment of humanitarian aid that was delivered to Gaza from Jordan earlier this week, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said Thursday, after the supplies were the first to be shipped to the enclave through a newly reopened Israeli border crossing.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken viewed the aid on Tuesday just before it departed from the headquarters of the Jordan Hashemite Charity Organization in Amman bound for the renovated crossing into the Gaza Strip at Erez, which was largely destroyed by Hamas during its October 7 terror onslaught that sparked the ongoing war.
The reopening of Erez, Israel’s sole crossing on the northern edge of Gaza, had been a main plea of international aid agencies for months, to alleviate the humanitarian situation which is believed to be most severe among the hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in the north of the enclave.
According to Miller, the aid shipment was unloaded by the Jordanian military inside the Strip before being “picked up by a humanitarian implementer for distribution inside Gaza, and that aid was intercepted and diverted by Hamas on the ground in Gaza.”
“The UN is either in the process or has by now recovered that aid, but it was an unacceptable act by Hamas to divert this aid to begin with,” he said during a press briefing.
Miller added that UNRWA, the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees, would likely issue a statement soon condemning the incident, indicating it was the organization from which Hamas stole the aid.
“If there’s one thing that Hamas could do to jeopardize the shipment of aid, it would be diverting it for their own use, rather than allowing it to go to the innocent civilians that need it,” he said, claiming this was the “first widespread case of diversion that we have seen” in Gaza.
Hamas held the aid trucks for “some time” before releasing them, according to Miller.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken speaks to the press in front of a truck with humanitarian aid bound for Gaza, at the Jordanian Hashemite Charity Organization in Amman on April 30, 2024. (Evelyn Hockstein/AFP)
His comments follow Israel’s long-standing contention that Hamas stockpiled supplies and kept them from increasingly desperate civilians. Footage from Gaza has shown gunmen, who were reportedly linked to the terror group, stealing trucks delivering humanitarian aid from Egypt.
In February, the US diplomat who was then involved in humanitarian assistance for Gaza denied allegations that Hamas stole aid and commercial shipments into the enclave, saying that no Israeli official had presented him or the Biden administration with “specific evidence of diversion or theft of assistance.”
At the same time, he acknowledged that Hamas had used other aid delivery channels to “shape where and to whom assistance goes.”
Armed and masked Palestinians on trucks loaded with international humanitarian aid entered Gaza through Israel’s Kerem Shalom crossing, into southern Gaza on April 3, 2024. (Abed Rahim Khatib/Flash90)
Meanwhile, Blinken condemned the “unacceptable” targeting of the Jordanian aid convoy by Israeli protesters trying to prevent its t***sfer to Gaza.
Tzav 9, a right-wing organization that opposes aid being sent to Gaza while hostages are still held there, organized a demonstration at the Allenby Crossing between Israel and Jordan overnight Tuesday to block the convoy. Images on social media showed young women sitting on the road in front of a truck, while other demonstrators held Israeli f**gs and pictures of the hostages.
Videos showed the activists dumping bags of flour onto the road.
“My understanding is that the people who attacked this convoy were arrested today by the Israeli authorities. That sends a very strong message,” he noted during an NBC Nightly News interview.
The Israeli government must “continue to send a strong message that this aid cannot be, must not be interfered with as it goes through Israel… Israel is better than this,” he added while noting that the atrocities committed against Israel on October 7 and Hamas’s continued holding of hostages since.
“The people who so desperately need this aid and who are now getting more of it because of the important steps that [Israel has] taken in recent weeks — including right here at Ashdod port — have nothing to do with October 7, nothing to do with the hostages,” Blinken said.
“They’ve been caught in this crossfire of Hamas’s making, and it’s imperative that they get the food that they need, the water they need, the medical supplies they need, access to the hospitals, to health care — all of that,” he added.
Israel’s military offensive against Hamas, in response to the Palestinian terror group’s egregious assault on Israel on October 7, has devastated the Gaza Strip and plunged its 2.3 million people into a humanitarian crisis.
Israel recently stepped up efforts to deliver aid by land and opened up new ground routes, including opening Erez to aid trucks on Wednesday. Washington has said aid delivery has increased significantly in recent weeks, but that more is needed.
A temporary pier is also being constructed by the US military to increase humanitarian aid deliveries, and is more than halfway complete, the Pentagon said Wednesday.
May 8, 2024 02:39:58 #
May 8, 2024 02:37:32 #
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Donald Trump gets 2 HUGE WINS + Jim Jordan Investigates Jack Smith
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0pY_hXcDHE
• BREAKING: DONALD TRUMP ARREST DEMAND ... BREAKING: DONALD TRUMP ARREST DEMAND - JACK SMITH'S HORRIBLE NEWS!
• New Trump Ad HAMMERING Biden Gets BAN... New Trump Ad HAMMERING Biden Gets BANNED! Stephen Gardner news update today! The current legal landscape surrounding former President Donald Trump is rife with complexities and controversies. Rep. Jim Jordan's recent move to launch an investigation into the mishandling of evidence by the Department of Justice (DOJ) in Trump's classified document case has brought renewed attention to the intricacies of the legal proceedings. In his letter to the DOJ, Jordan underscored the imperative for prosecutors to pursue justice without any taint of misconduct. This inquiry puts the spotlight on Jack Smith, who is now facing scrutiny in connection with the handling of evidence.
Adding to the legal saga, Judge Aileen Cannon of Florida has made a significant decision by indefinitely postponing the Trump classified documents case. Citing concerns about evidence tampering and the involvement of the White House, Judge Cannon has deemed it necessary to address these issues thoroughly before proceeding with the case. Consequently, the prospects of the trial taking place before the upcoming e******n appear bleak.
Meanwhile, the specter of potential legal consequences looms large over Trump, as he faces a litany of challenges in the courtroom. Charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, Trump finds himself in a precarious position. Despite the gravity of these charges, the possibility of jail time seems remote. However, Judge Juan Merchan's stern warning to Trump regarding the violation of a gag order underscores the seriousness of the situation. Trump's defiance, expressing a willingness to endure incarceration in defense of constitutional principles, adds another layer of complexity to the legal drama.
In the midst of these legal battles, Stormy Daniels' testimony has injected a new twist into the narrative. Allegations of unwanted advances from Trump and the intricate web of financial t***sactions orchestrated by his former attorney, Michael Cohen, have brought further scrutiny to Trump's actions. While prosecutors argue that these t***sactions were part of a scheme to conceal an alleged affair, Trump's defense contends otherwise. The case hinges on conflicting testimonies and the credibility of key witnesses, including Cohen and Daniels.
Amidst these legal and political developments, Georgia emerges as a focal point of contention. Revelations of irregularities in e******n recounts and the enigmatic disappearance of b****t images raise serious questions about the integrity of the e*******l process. The implications of these revelations extend beyond partisan divides, underscoring broader concerns about e*******l t***sparency and accountability.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0pY_hXcDHE
• BREAKING: DONALD TRUMP ARREST DEMAND ... BREAKING: DONALD TRUMP ARREST DEMAND - JACK SMITH'S HORRIBLE NEWS!
• New Trump Ad HAMMERING Biden Gets BAN... New Trump Ad HAMMERING Biden Gets BANNED! Stephen Gardner news update today! The current legal landscape surrounding former President Donald Trump is rife with complexities and controversies. Rep. Jim Jordan's recent move to launch an investigation into the mishandling of evidence by the Department of Justice (DOJ) in Trump's classified document case has brought renewed attention to the intricacies of the legal proceedings. In his letter to the DOJ, Jordan underscored the imperative for prosecutors to pursue justice without any taint of misconduct. This inquiry puts the spotlight on Jack Smith, who is now facing scrutiny in connection with the handling of evidence.
Adding to the legal saga, Judge Aileen Cannon of Florida has made a significant decision by indefinitely postponing the Trump classified documents case. Citing concerns about evidence tampering and the involvement of the White House, Judge Cannon has deemed it necessary to address these issues thoroughly before proceeding with the case. Consequently, the prospects of the trial taking place before the upcoming e******n appear bleak.
Meanwhile, the specter of potential legal consequences looms large over Trump, as he faces a litany of challenges in the courtroom. Charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records, Trump finds himself in a precarious position. Despite the gravity of these charges, the possibility of jail time seems remote. However, Judge Juan Merchan's stern warning to Trump regarding the violation of a gag order underscores the seriousness of the situation. Trump's defiance, expressing a willingness to endure incarceration in defense of constitutional principles, adds another layer of complexity to the legal drama.
In the midst of these legal battles, Stormy Daniels' testimony has injected a new twist into the narrative. Allegations of unwanted advances from Trump and the intricate web of financial t***sactions orchestrated by his former attorney, Michael Cohen, have brought further scrutiny to Trump's actions. While prosecutors argue that these t***sactions were part of a scheme to conceal an alleged affair, Trump's defense contends otherwise. The case hinges on conflicting testimonies and the credibility of key witnesses, including Cohen and Daniels.
Amidst these legal and political developments, Georgia emerges as a focal point of contention. Revelations of irregularities in e******n recounts and the enigmatic disappearance of b****t images raise serious questions about the integrity of the e*******l process. The implications of these revelations extend beyond partisan divides, underscoring broader concerns about e*******l t***sparency and accountability.
May 7, 2024 21:38:54 #
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Uncensored: Foreigners Will Be Able To Choose Our Next President...Tucker Carlson
https://tuckercarlson.com/uncensored-catherine-engelbrecht/?utm_campaign=20240507_may7dailybriefsubs&utm_medium=email&utm_source=iterable&utm_content=catherineengelbrecht
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There is a little-known law that could allow non-citizens to v**e in the upcoming 2024 p**********l e******n. What is this law, and how do we stop i*****l i*******ts from stealing the e******n for Joe Biden? True the V**e founder Catherine Engelbrecht joined Tucker to sound the alarm.
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There is a little-known law that could allow non-citizens to v**e in the upcoming 2024 p**********l e******n. What is this law, and how do we stop i*****l i*******ts from stealing the e******n for Joe Biden? True the V**e founder Catherine Engelbrecht joined Tucker to sound the alarm.
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May 7, 2024 19:38:29 #
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Ricktloml wrote:
D********g all the way around. Is there any low that the Left won't sink to
No.....they take that as a challenge.
May 7, 2024 19:31:31 #
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Ricktloml wrote:
OUTRAGEOUS. The out of control Left is going after our children. They don't care who they hurt. In fact they are such cowards they have to target children
May 7, 2024 18:56:45 #
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Former NBA Star Reveals His Insane Monthly Bill From Uber Eats
Mike Vance May 7, 2024 News
https://thinkamericana.com/former-nba-star-reveals-his-insane-monthly-bill-from-uber-eats/
Gilbert Arenas appears to have developed a serious fondness for Uber Eats, coupled with a tendency to overspend.
Uber Eats, a popular feature of the Uber app, allows users to order food from various restaurants, functioning similarly to DoorDash.
Arenas confesses to splurging a whopping $10,000 per month exclusively on Uber Eats, a figure that astounds many. This t***slates to an annual expenditure of $120,000, doubling the average income of an American worker, as reported by USA Today.
While hiring a personal chef might seem a more practical and potentially cost-effective option, Arenas seems committed to his extravagant delivery habit.
Despite its convenience, using food delivery apps often entails paying premium fees and risking subpar food quality upon arrival.
Arenas' preference for Uber Eats over more economical alternatives raises questions about his spending habits and culinary preferences.
Mike Vance May 7, 2024 News
https://thinkamericana.com/former-nba-star-reveals-his-insane-monthly-bill-from-uber-eats/
Gilbert Arenas appears to have developed a serious fondness for Uber Eats, coupled with a tendency to overspend.
Uber Eats, a popular feature of the Uber app, allows users to order food from various restaurants, functioning similarly to DoorDash.
Arenas confesses to splurging a whopping $10,000 per month exclusively on Uber Eats, a figure that astounds many. This t***slates to an annual expenditure of $120,000, doubling the average income of an American worker, as reported by USA Today.
While hiring a personal chef might seem a more practical and potentially cost-effective option, Arenas seems committed to his extravagant delivery habit.
Despite its convenience, using food delivery apps often entails paying premium fees and risking subpar food quality upon arrival.
Arenas' preference for Uber Eats over more economical alternatives raises questions about his spending habits and culinary preferences.