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Apr 27, 2024 20:48:16   #
Liberty Tree wrote:
Fear, h**e, lies, weaponize judicial system, c***t


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Apr 27, 2024 20:37:10   #
AuntiE wrote:


You are reaching!!!!!!
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Apr 24, 2024 00:45:47   #
Steven smith wrote:
I would hope that he is bluffing.
The Soviet people have suffered much more the past hundred years than American has.
I believe they could more likely survive a nuclear strike than we could.
They are used to a lot of hardships.
They are a country that has promoted a godless ideologies for decades so they cannot be relied on for anything other than a very bad outcome.
The United States is now on the road to boot God out of every facet of what made America great. I see America facing a bleak future also if we cannot restore some semblance of a representative government back to the founders intentions.
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Apr 24, 2024 00:36:47   #
Lily wrote:
The same as AuntiE, please sir.

I will sit quietly.

Maybe it is full of women because you are so charming!


OH Brother!!!!
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Apr 24, 2024 00:24:55   #
AuntiE wrote:
https://phys.org/news/2024-04-cosmic-rays-streamed-earth-atmosphere.html

Cosmic rays streamed through Earth's atmosphere 41,000 years ago: New findings on the Laschamps excursion
by European Geosciences Union

Earth's magnetic field protects us from the dangerous radiation of space, but it is not as permanent as we might believe. Scientists at the European Geosciences Union General Assembly present new information about an 'excursion' 41,000 years ago where our planet's magnetic field waned, and harmful space rays bombarded the planet.

Earth's magnetic field cocoons our planet from the onslaught of cosmic radiation streaming through space while also shielding us from charged particles hurled outward by the sun. But the geomagnetic field is not stationary. Not only does magnetic north wobble, straying from true north (a geographically defined location), but occasionally, it flips. During these reversals, north becomes south, south becomes north, and in the process, the intensity of the magnetic field wanes.

But there's also something called magnetic field excursions, brief periods in which the intensity of the magnetic field wanes and the dipole (or two magnetic poles) that we're familiar with can disappear, replaced with multiple magnetic poles. The Laschamps excursion that occurred around 41,000 years ago is among the best studied. It features a low magnetic field intensity that implies less protection for Earth's surface from harmful space rays. Periods of low magnetic field intensity could correlate to major upheavals in the biosphere.

To see when cosmic rays were heavily bombarding Earth's surface, scientists can measure cosmogenic radionuclides in cores from both ice and marine sediment. These special isotopes are produced by the interaction between cosmic rays and Earth's atmosphere; they are born of cosmic rays, hence they are cosmogenic.

Times of lower paleomagnetic field intensity—less shielding—should correlate to higher rates of cosmogenic radionuclide production in the atmosphere. Sanja Panovska, a researcher at GFZ Potsdam, Germany will present her findings about the relationship between paleomagnetic field intensity and cosmogenic nuclides during the Laschamps excursion, with a focus on space climate, next week during the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly 2024.

Variations in cosmogenic radionuclides like beryllium-10 provide an independent proxy of how Earth's paleomagnetic intensity changed. Indeed, Panovska found that the average production rate of beryllium-10 during the Laschamps excursion was two times higher than present-day production, implying very low magnetic field intensity and lots of cosmic rays reaching Earth's atmosphere.

To wring more information from both cosmogenic radionuclide and paleomagnetic data, Panovska reconstructed the geomagnetic field using both datasets. Her reconstructions show that during the Laschamps excursion, the magnetosphere shrank when the field dramatically decreased, "thus reducing the shielding of our planet," she said.

"Understanding these extreme events is important for their occurrence in the future, space climate predictions, and assessing the effects on the environment and on the Earth system."

More information: Sanja Panovska, Long-term changes of the geomagnetic field: recent progress, challenges and applications , (2024). DOI: 10.5194/egusphere-egu24-10977

Provided by European Geosciences Union
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Can you talk like this on One Political Plaza? Like wow this is heavy.
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Mar 31, 2024 17:41:40   #
AuntiE wrote:


Amen
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Mar 12, 2024 21:40:00   #
Knightlady wrote:
The best advice I was ever given was righty tighty lefty loosey



Don't drink downstream form the herd.

When in doubt don't.

If common sense makes good sense, don't look for any other sense.
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Mar 12, 2024 21:35:26   #
lindynduff1 wrote:
Uh….. I thought this was a place to share ideas about politics. However.. the amount of discussion about personal religious beliefs is large. What about the site dividing out religious discussions and then a separate section for politics. It is offensive to be overwhelmed with others personal beliefs while thinking you are talking politics, law , strategy, history and ideas. I would also not mind discussing religious stuff but just not when we are attempting to sort out our public life. A huge number of people are scared by Gods Army and all those mega MAGA churches and the hatred and hypocrisy coming from them. It is scary. It is also infuriating to have people jam their religious views down other peoples throats. I do not want white Christian nationalists taking over the country. I’m scared of them and they seem to have blown off Jesus and replaced him with a Christian warrior cult. We've done this Christian Army before and it has t worked out so well. Can One political Plaza consider separating the two topics?
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Oooops I'ma thinkin you might be sorry you wrote this.
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Feb 9, 2024 23:37:47   #
crazylibertarian wrote:
If J. R. Biden is unable to participate in his own defense, then how can he be expected to perform the complicated duties of p**********l decisions.


How can he be Trusted with the nuclear controls and being the commander in chief of the military???????
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Feb 9, 2024 23:32:07   #
David L wrote:
Give it up TOJO. Your "Fact checkers" have been exposed as frauds a long long time ago. Those of us who choose to live in the real world do our fact checking at the grocery store, gas station. mortgage payments, etc. So you can bleat and blat all you want and it will not change reality.


Amen and Amen
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Feb 7, 2024 13:57:24   #
AuntiE wrote:
Is Biden Malicious, Incompetent, or Conniving? ~ VDH

Things are so strange, so surreal, so nihilistic in contemporary America that the chaos can only be deliberate. Chance, incompetence, and accident could not alone explain the series of disasters.

What Excites Biden?

Things are becoming so strange, so surreal, so nihilistic in contemporary America that the chaos can only be deliberate. Chance, incompetence, and accident could not alone explain the series of disasters we now daily witness that are nearly destroying the country.

When the ailing and non-compos-mentis president now speaks, he rarely becomes excited about Iranian or terrorist provocations. Biden seems restrained even at Russia’s outlawry in Ukraine. The atrocities of Hamas now earn only measured objections from Biden. He does not seem too angered by the collapse of the border. Nor do the deaths of 100,000 Americans to imported f******l earn a loud trademark Biden scream.

No, what earns his unchecked ire, often expressed in shouts and hysterical tones, are Donald Trump and his supporters. Most recently, out of nowhere, Biden resurrected the old and proven falsehood that Trump had libeled the Normandy dead as losers and suckers. He then compounded that libel by claiming Trump’s supposed dismissal of the heroic dead was a grievous family insult to his own late son, who did not die either in combat or while in uniform but in 2015, tragically, from brain cancer.

During these anti-Trump fits, Biden wakes up and his face tightens up. He begins screaming, in uncharacteristic, animated fashion, anytime he can smear half the nation’s v**ers as “semi-f*****ts” and “ultra-MAGA” extremists. In private, he swears that Trump is a “f—ing asshole” and “sick f—k.” If only Biden substituted “cartel” or “Iran” or “Hamas” for “Trump” or “MAGA.” we might see an animate president.

A Borderless Nation

Meanwhile, a mob of i*****l a***ns recently tried to kick and stomp sprawled New York peace officers into senselessness—felonies that would earn any such violent citizen a decade or more on Rikers Island.

Yet somehow, only a few were arrested. Stranger still, all of them were immediately let go without bail—as if freeing wolves to prey further upon sheep.

Upon release, a few smirked and flipped their middle fingers to bystanders. Apparently, they wished to show Americans that they are violent, crude, unrepentant, and exempt. And thus they tell us that their newfound hosts are fools for letting the likes of themselves in.

And why not, given the attackers bussed with impunity to California—the land of free everything if only one qualifies as illegally residing in the U.S.

These grotesque bullies are part of the eight-million i*****l a***ns who pranced across the southern border without background checks—all taking Biden up on his 2019 encouragement to “surge” the border with impunity.

Many brandish their cartel affiliations. Some pay for their t***sit by smuggling cartel f******l, which contributes to 100,000 American overdose deaths per year. Others sport lengthy criminal records. All seemed to have been welcomed out of their countries by conniving Latin American governments and mysteriously invited into our country by our derelict president.

The Death of the Law

There is a continuing pattern here. Sometime around late 2020, Americans woke up in a country they no longer recognized. That summer, tens of thousands of r****rs had l**ted, burned, k**led, maimed, and assaulted for four months with veritable impunity. Leftwing mayors and governors dubbed the violence as “largely peaceful” demonstrations or a “summer of love.”

The 2020 legacy of defunding the police and exempting criminals on the basis of their race or ideology is that each week now videos circulate of massive l**ting, smash-and-grab epidemics, and deadly car-jackings in our major cities. No one cares much about the small business owners who are ruined.

Who laments for the poor who lose their last shopping outlet? Does the Biden administration worry over the terrified employees who are ordered to stand back or the occasional security officer totem instructed to stand down?

Instead, we are to empathize with the thief, the assaulter, the rapist, and the carjacker—at least in the sense that he does not deserve punishment for the mayhem he caused, given we, not he, are supposedly the true guilty parties. A lot of innocent and defenseless people have been assaulted and k**led since 2020 as the wage of that toxic theory.

So the subtext of all these violent acts is exemption based on perceived correct race, ideology, or membership in the supposed victim/oppressed binary. The perpetrators are either not arrested, let out the same day as arrested, never charged, or never convicted. And the result is a growing distrust of the law and a cynicism that there is little law anymore, just statutes used against political undesirables.

If, for just one month, the Biden justice department used the same resources and budget it has spent the last three years rounding up bystanders at the J****** 6 r**t and instead prosecuted, convicted, and jailed these big-city violent assailants, then the crime epidemic could be solved.

The Implosion of the University

As a general rule, in 2024, the more “prestigious” our universities, and the more they p***ed themselves as elite or Ivy-League, the more likely there were racially segregated dorms and graduations, a virtual anti-Semitic hounding of Jewish students, grade inflation, watered-down courses, and pro-Hamas terrorist demonstrations.
For nearly a hundred years, universities told us that the SAT or ACT admittance exam was critical in determining their admissions. It was sold as a way to confirm the potential and pr********n necessary to perform at a level demanded by these elite schools. The tests were praised as a meritocratic tool to determine talent by honing grade point averages and allowing opportunity to those without money and contacts. Then suddenly, in 2021, these tests were mostly junked.
That dismissal of standardized tests was a de facto admission that:
1) Universities had been admittedly wrong for a century that standardized admissions tests had any value in determining the degree of student pr********n needed to complete a rigorous Ivy League class load.
or 2) in the interest of diversity, equity, and inclusion, the university would now be free to admit students who could not meet their prior unrealistic or unnecessary standards and instead would accommodate new students by suddenly inflating grades, introducing easier classes, or diminishing required course work.


Of course, the university admits to neither of these realities. It compounds the deception and fraud by claiming new generations of students are more competitive and gifted than ever and will leave with degrees that guarantee employers rigorously trained graduates. Time will soon tell.

The End of Deterrence

The same nihilism characterizes our foreign policy.
Our worst enemies could not have planned a more disastrous and humiliating withdrawal from Afghanistan than the Biden administration’s August 2021 s**mper. We simply, without an afterthought, abandoned billions of dollars of sophisticated weapons to Taliban terrorists.

We left behind a $1 billion new embassy and a remodeled Air Force base. We bragged about taking out terrorists with a “righteous strike” that wiped out an entire friendly Afghan family, while 13 American service personnel were blown up trying to secure a non-securable escape route.

Then followed the mysterious laxity as a Chinese spy balloon lazily traversed the U.S. with impunity. Next was the radical drop-off in military recruitment. If one wished to ensure that the one group that serves—and dies—in combat units at twice its demographics would exit the military en masse, prompting an enlistment crisis, the Pentagon could not have done a better job.

The top brass all but accused its white male recruits of being prone to toxic w***e s*******y, only to form a task force to root it out—and then discover such rage and hatred never existed in the first place.
It nonetheless drummed out 8,400 veterans for not receiving the m**A v******tions, many of whom had naturally acquired immunity and real doubts about the efficacy or safety of the inoculations. And, finally, the Pentagon made it known that prior standards of recruitment, promotion, and evaluation had apparently weakened the military. Therefore, new race- and g****r-based criteria would ensure fewer and now unneeded white males in positions of rank and influence.

Abroad, China serially threatens to annex Taiwan. A hungry and perennially restless Vladimir Putin once upon a time thought he was restrained from invading his neighbors by fear of more costs incurred than the likelihood of benefits to be gained. But like an earlier reaction to a weakened U.S. in 2008 and 2014, Putin assumed that the 2022 Biden administration would likely do little if he annexed greater swaths of Ukraine. And so he invaded.

National security advisor Jack Sullivan, on the eve of the October 7 Hamas massacres of Jewish citizens, claimed the Middle East was at last calm. Now it is on the verge of a theater-wide war, once Iran sensed that the Biden team would appease and beg it to behave.

So the Biden administration was eager to end oil sanctions, plead with Iran to reenter the Iran Deal, remove the Houthis from terrorist designations, route billions of dollars to Tehran for hostages, junk the Abrams accords, and restore millions of dollars in please-be-nice bribe money to the Palestinians.

Biden’s abject misreading of human nature has ensured that a thuggish theocracy that slaughters abroad and tortures at home would interpret that reproachment as either naiveté or stupidity. And thus it would respond with contempt and escalating aggression. And so it has.

Somehow, over just three years, the Biden administration did to the Middle East what it did to the southern border: blew it up in the same exact manner of mindlessly undoing any policy that had previously worked with Trump’s finger prints on them.

What Is Going On?

What is the common denominator, what is the rationale behind the anarchy, and what is the reason why a president would so willingly rend the fabric of America?

Why would the government privilege the i*****l a***n over the law-abiding citizen? The violent pro-Hamas, anti-Semitic foreign-born protestor over the peaceful pro-Israel, U.S. citizen? The smash-and-grabber over the dutiful security guard?

We are nearing a French Revolution, reign-of-terror moment. The law seems to be what a cabal of hardcore l*****ts who control the Oval Office say it is.

Joe Biden’s administration offers no better confirmation of warnings from Thucydides to Thomas Hobbes that the veneer of civilization is precious, hard-won, quite thin, and beneath it churns innate human savagery and chaos roaring to be released.

So why did Biden unleash the hounds of anti-civilization? Did he despise the supposedly boring middle-class citizen who follows the law, pays all his taxes, and never gets arrested? Does he h**e the idea of meritocracy? In Biden’s puppeteers’ dangerous calculus, is all this savagery and chaos a deliberate mechanism to ensure parity? Equity? Inclusion?

So is the deliberate nihilism—economic, social, cultural, social, and political—a way of leveling the field? Making life difficult for the more successful? Making those who cherish the traditions and protocols of America pay?

Is that the plan to take the country to near collapse, and then only at the abyss itself to force revolutionary change—or else?

How else can anyone explain the descent of our city downtowns into dank medieval cesspits, our notion of male and female t***sformed into the sexual circus right out of Petronius’s Satyricon, our race relations into a mixture of Rwanda and Yugoslavia, and our universities into Soviet-like “People’s Universities of Correct Thought?”

None of this was by accident. It is the dividend of a philosophy that says, “We have to blow up your America before we can reboot it for us.”
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Feb 7, 2024 13:44:02   #
proud republican wrote:
I absolutely agree with you!!! ... I'm seriously considering leaving Republican Party... I'm going to wait and see what will happen in 2024....before I leave!!


I once was a democrat when they were the party of the people. The democratic party of today is not the party of yester year. They have become the party of anything and everything. They have lost their tolerance level and have opted for insanity. Tolerating anything or everything only results in chaos and confusion. They no longer seem to care that their policies and programs do not include long term affects and what it means to future generations. They have played a major role in destroying the moral values of America with their endorsing a******n, same sex marriage, insane g****r identity, and destroying the educational system in all age groups. I was raised a Democrat, my father who struggled through the depression thought Roosevelt could walk on water would not be part of the lying corrupt dealings which are now the mantra of the democrats. What those who support them seem to fail to understand that at some point if the Democrats are to stay in power their own members will feel the results of their corruption and radical agenda.
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Jan 23, 2024 23:53:18   #
AuntiE wrote:
The t***h about Christian Nationalism
By: Erick Ward

Christian Nationalism has been given a bad rap by l*****t intelligentsia and their media sycophants.

L*****ts equate America’s nationalist proponents to the National Socialist movement of the Third Reich, and more particularly their race-cleansing efforts to establish an Aryan-only national identity. This propaganda initiative is two parts projection, and one part nonsense.

America is not a race; it is an idea based on a set of self-governing principles. America First “nationalists” want to secure our sovereignty and the principles established at our founding. We want our elected representatives to serve the interests of our people, not the elites in Brussels, Davos, or Rome. Our people, being Americans. Not “w***e A******ns,” but Americans.

The Left is also trying to equate Christianity with the legalism more commonly associated with Islam. Christianity imposes no demands on your values or life choices. It does offer value precepts and invites its followers to adhere to said precepts as a basis for living a righteous life and for positively interacting with our fellow man. Our Founders, while crafting our Declaration and Constitution, well understood that those documents were only as good as “the people” who they were chartered to serve.

John Adams:

Our Constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the government of any other.

De Tocqueville;

I sought for the greatness and genius of America in her commodious harbors and her ample rivers, and it was not there. I sought for the greatness and genius of America in her fertile fields and boundless forests, and it was not there. I sought for the greatness and genius of America in her rich mines and her vast world commerce, and it was not there. I sought for the greatness and genius of America in her public school system and her institutions of learning, and it was not there. I sought for the greatness and genius of America in her democratic Congress and her matchless Constitution, and it was not there. Not until I went into the churches of America and heard her pulpits flame with righteousness did I understand the secret of her genius and power. America is great because she is good, and if America ever ceases to be good, she will cease to be great.

L*****t global elites have a utopia in mind if we only forfeit our values and relinquish our sovereignty to our one-world g*******t masters. They are actively working to erode and eventually o*******w America’s founding principles and to have us bow down to the will of Klaus Schwab, Bill Gates, John Kerry, Christine Lagarde, and Jorge Bergoglio.

America is an exceptional nation, not one of many other great nations, as Barack Obama asserted when he said;


“I believe in American exceptionalism, just as I suspect that the Brits believe in British exceptionalism and the Greeks believe in Greek exceptionalism.”

America’s “exceptionalism” is not because we are great, like other historically great nations, but because our country was founded on the principles of self-determination, where its citizens are protected by unalienable rights granted by God, and protected by our founding documents, the Declaration of Independence, and United States Constitution.
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Jan 21, 2024 17:13:05   #
archie bunker wrote:
Dad gum Armi! That sounds cold!
It's a little warmer here. Just slightly colder than a Mother in Law's kiss.


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Jan 20, 2024 18:27:42   #
archie bunker wrote:
It ain't just about you!!


If you ever have a package to deliver to Missouri be sure you are welcome to come and warm at our house. But to tell you the cold you will be facing; Today I saw 2 nightcrawlers mugging a wooly worm trying to get his fur coat.
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