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I am not one for conspiracy theories but this struck me.
SeaGreenEyez comments on Jan 9, 2021:
I wouldn't say it's a conspiracy. When you watch the video of cops opening the doors for the rioters to enter the building, that pretty much turns "theory" into fact.
273kelvin replies on Jan 9, 2021:
@Larimar Agreed but who else knew and let it happen? More importantly, why? I think that some let the invasion was allowed to happen, not to praise Caesar but to bury him. Do you really think the FBI, DHS and many in the GOP did not see debacle this coming?
I am not one for conspiracy theories but this struck me.
yvilletom comments on Jan 9, 2021:
Putin’s worst student fucked up the coup the way he fucks up everything. What would Putin have done or, how did Putin do it in Russia?
273kelvin replies on Jan 9, 2021:
Who gained the most? It was no secret that it was going to happen and it was going to fuck up. What may never be known is who let it happen and why? That may be a much larger and widespread act,
I am not one for conspiracy theories but this struck me.
OldMetalHead comments on Jan 9, 2021:
Nancy Pelosi demanded the DC police chief resign today.
273kelvin replies on Jan 9, 2021:
@Larimar How many have been appointed and fired? Just how loyal would you be if you were the next guy in the chair?
I am not one for conspiracy theories but this struck me.
Flowerwall comments on Jan 9, 2021:
I agree. This looks like something fishy. To call it insurrection would mean there was a plan to take over the government. Obviously, noone had a plan beyond that initial storming. This was a capitol riot. And there may have been coordination, but that would be determined by investigation. So Dems ...
273kelvin replies on Jan 9, 2021:
@Flowerwall The insurrections have been a consequence of the puss-ball of Trump's divisional populist cult. A Kool-Aid moment was needed to kill it. The invasion was allowed to happen, not to praise Caesar but to bury him.
I am not one for conspiracy theories but this struck me.
SeaGreenEyez comments on Jan 9, 2021:
I wouldn't say it's a conspiracy. When you watch the video of cops opening the doors for the rioters to enter the building, that pretty much turns "theory" into fact.
273kelvin replies on Jan 9, 2021:
Do you think that the FBI and DHS (two depts that 45 fucked over) did not see this coming?
I am not one for conspiracy theories but this struck me.
OldMetalHead comments on Jan 9, 2021:
Nancy Pelosi demanded the DC police chief resign today.
273kelvin replies on Jan 9, 2021:
Do you think that the FBI and DHS (two depts that 45 fucked over) did not see this coming?
I am not one for conspiracy theories but this struck me.
ChestRockfield comments on Jan 9, 2021:
Except we're not hearing support from Senate Republicans for conviction of impeachment, so that doesn't sound like it could be right. They could easily condemn the behavior and pledge their support for removal but they haven't and they likely won't. They still support him because they are disgusting...
273kelvin replies on Jan 9, 2021:
@JeffMurray Its not about winning its about damage limitation. The suckers left are the mugs still at the crap game, chasing their losses when the cops come in. All the smart money has left hours ago. Trump has nearly half of the $300,000,000 "legal fund" but that is listed ascampaign funds. With NY and the feds likely to be on his financial ass, there is no way he can get at it. Meanwhile, the RNC gets the other half, sweet.
I am not one for conspiracy theories but this struck me.
Canndue comments on Jan 9, 2021:
Such a surreal period. Obviously an attempted power grab with planning and coordination. Not sure what would have happened if they got hold of pence and Pelosi. Bet we won’t know all the details for years.
273kelvin replies on Jan 9, 2021:
They had the guys that conspired to kidnap the Mi gov before the get-go. These Proud Boys are idiots. I would be very astonished and disappointed if there were no undercover FBI guys in that invasion. That said it could have been worse but there seemed no co-ordinated plan.
I am not one for conspiracy theories but this struck me.
Flowerwall comments on Jan 9, 2021:
I agree. This looks like something fishy. To call it insurrection would mean there was a plan to take over the government. Obviously, noone had a plan beyond that initial storming. This was a capitol riot. And there may have been coordination, but that would be determined by investigation. So Dems ...
273kelvin replies on Jan 9, 2021:
Oh, it was an insurrection, no doubt. It was just a crappy insurrection. The idiots that stormed the building were in no doubt this was a revolution. Trump was too busy wanking at his reflection so see how badly this would end.
I am not one for conspiracy theories but this struck me.
ChestRockfield comments on Jan 9, 2021:
Except we're not hearing support from Senate Republicans for conviction of impeachment, so that doesn't sound like it could be right. They could easily condemn the behavior and pledge their support for removal but they haven't and they likely won't. They still support him because they are disgusting...
273kelvin replies on Jan 9, 2021:
@JeffMurray They needed a good reason to jump ship. Okay, imagine a trophy wife with a prenup. She cannot leave or fuck the pool boy without losing all the money. So she sets hubby up to screw the babysitter in front of the PTA. The divorce judge will set aside the prenup so she can fuck anyone she wants and still play the aggrieved party.
I am not one for conspiracy theories but this struck me.
DenoPenno comments on Jan 9, 2021:
One assumes it was Trump? Where have you been for the last 4 years?
273kelvin replies on Jan 9, 2021:
@DenoPenno This was not about winning. This was about damage limitation.
I am not one for conspiracy theories but this struck me.
DenoPenno comments on Jan 9, 2021:
One assumes it was Trump? Where have you been for the last 4 years?
273kelvin replies on Jan 9, 2021:
Watching your countries stupidity. Trump is an idiot, this much we know but there are others that are not. Can you think of a better exit strategy than what has just occurred?
I am not one for conspiracy theories but this struck me.
RichCC comments on Jan 9, 2021:
Don't forget the local cops -- the anti-democrat, own-the-libs, right-wing, cops.😡 Edit: Change that to Capitol Police and local cops.
273kelvin replies on Jan 9, 2021:
Of course, the cops were in on it (well some of them). But who allowed it to go ahead? A prima facie case of conspiracy against Trump and the cops is easy. What is less obvious is those in authority who may have known (and who could not see this coming?) yet let it go ahead so it would be an epic fail.
I am not one for conspiracy theories but this struck me.
ChestRockfield comments on Jan 9, 2021:
Except we're not hearing support from Senate Republicans for conviction of impeachment, so that doesn't sound like it could be right. They could easily condemn the behavior and pledge their support for removal but they haven't and they likely won't. They still support him because they are disgusting...
273kelvin replies on Jan 9, 2021:
Some Senate Republicans have endorsed his impeachment but even if most have not. His removal as a force in politics benefits them all. "Jeez, that's really shitty bud. Just wait till I find the rat that snitched on you. Don't worry I will visit you in jail and sure I will take care of Mary"
A week or two ago I ordered something from Walmart.
273kelvin comments on Jan 8, 2021:
What if you were Jewish? My ex is and it pissed her off that JWs would just post their crap through her door when she was out. Now everyone else would just bin the thing but her religion does not allow her to destroy the word of god.
273kelvin replies on Jan 8, 2021:
@dalefvictor We know that but my ex is not particularly religious yet still tries to keep to most of the rules. Even if she was religious. It is totally disrespectful to another's beliefs to impose yours upon them. Also if they knew a little about the roots of their own religion? Then they would show more respect for strangers beliefs.
Now what?
DaisyMaeNot comments on Jan 6, 2021:
Time to invoke the 25th.
273kelvin replies on Jan 6, 2021:
@yvilletom Typical Yank.
Now what?
DaisyMaeNot comments on Jan 6, 2021:
Time to invoke the 25th.
273kelvin replies on Jan 6, 2021:
@yvilletom Scotch is the drink, Scottish is the people and dialect. Such laziness can get you this kind of reaction. https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/donald-trump-branded-loser-spectacular-23071582
Now what?
273kelvin comments on Jan 6, 2021:
I think Biden was going to let a lot of things slide in the spirit of conciliation. That can no longer be the case. The likes of Cruz and co can`t continue to toe the Trump line. If Trump is not held accountable for this then America is a busted flush. This is open sedition and a house divided ...
273kelvin replies on Jan 6, 2021:
@linxminx I have heard that Ortez has already called for impeachment. It is a long and unwieldy process but it should be done.
Now what?
273kelvin comments on Jan 6, 2021:
I think Biden was going to let a lot of things slide in the spirit of conciliation. That can no longer be the case. The likes of Cruz and co can`t continue to toe the Trump line. If Trump is not held accountable for this then America is a busted flush. This is open sedition and a house divided ...
273kelvin replies on Jan 6, 2021:
@yvilletom But he cannot let Trump go unpunished. Any support that he may have had from political opportunists will wither as most decent Americans are reviled by this.
Now what?
DaisyMaeNot comments on Jan 6, 2021:
Time to invoke the 25th.
273kelvin replies on Jan 6, 2021:
@yvilletom I agree (although the exact quote is "gang oft agley"). To invoke the 25th it would require some honour and courage from the VP and cabinet.
Now what?
St-Sinner comments on Jan 6, 2021:
IT WILL BE A MISTAKE TO BE DISMISSIVE OR LAUGH AT WHAT TRUMP IS DOING. Trump is making a statement to the Republican lawmakers of both houses, to the voters and all fund raisers. **"Leave my side or oppose me and I will set the country on fire."** He wants to be a force to be reckoned with ...
273kelvin replies on Jan 6, 2021:
"70 million followers" are you sure about that? 70 million voters, yes but followers... now? This is perhaps the biggest lie that Trump has slide past everyone. Of course, he does have a big vocal base but at best it is only 35% of the electorate. The rest is made up of straight up and down republicans. Evidence from the elections actually shows that he had LESS support than the GOP as a whole. Now with the assault on the capital, I can see that most honest to goodness patriotic Americans (and yes some of them are Republican voters) would be reviled by this mob. Everyone assumes that Trump won the election for the GOP in 2016. I maintain the GOP won the election for Trump and given the awful candidacy of Hillary that Cruz or pretty much anyone could have beaten her by a bigger margin.
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273kelvin comments on Jan 3, 2021:
I'm alive I have a good relationship with my daughter (not always been the case) Not too bad financially I have my cat on my lap And... For some inexplicable reason, not by my doing. I seem to be getting free electricity shhhhhh!
273kelvin replies on Jan 5, 2021:
@Cast1esIn I was cooking something on the stove in August and all the power went out. After looking at the fuse board, I rang the landlord and told me about the trip-switch in the basement. It was duly off so I switched it back on. Since then I have not had to top up my pre-payment meter
Ah...that point in life when a good day means you remembered why you walked into that room....
273kelvin comments on Nov 20, 2020:
Does that include the bathroom?
273kelvin replies on Jan 5, 2021:
@Canndue Yeah maybe but the biological imperative generally kicks in quite quickly and if I am actually in the bathroom already, then it can be the fastest I move all day.
Gerry & The Pacemakers - You'll Never Walk Alone RIP Gerry Marsden, this became the anthem to ...
sassygirl3869 comments on Jan 3, 2021:
Never heard this version Kelvin.. Was it the original? I didn't know where Jerry Lewis of the Muscular Dystrophy got it from. Was it an English song? Very special song to me.
273kelvin replies on Jan 4, 2021:
@FrayedBear From what I could glean re commentary. It was a friendly against an Aussie team
Gerry & The Pacemakers - You'll Never Walk Alone RIP Gerry Marsden, this became the anthem to ...
sassygirl3869 comments on Jan 3, 2021:
Never heard this version Kelvin.. Was it the original? I didn't know where Jerry Lewis of the Muscular Dystrophy got it from. Was it an English song? Very special song to me.
273kelvin replies on Jan 3, 2021:
@FrayedBear If anthems alone won sporting competitions then France would sweep the board. The song is about overcoming adversity and would as easily be sung by both bunches of supporters the other side of the channel. It's about not giving in.
Gerry & The Pacemakers - You'll Never Walk Alone RIP Gerry Marsden, this became the anthem to ...
sassygirl3869 comments on Jan 3, 2021:
Never heard this version Kelvin.. Was it the original? I didn't know where Jerry Lewis of the Muscular Dystrophy got it from. Was it an English song? Very special song to me.
273kelvin replies on Jan 3, 2021:
@Beowulfsfriend Sorry but your info is wrong. It's by Rodgers and Hammerstein
Gerry & The Pacemakers - You'll Never Walk Alone RIP Gerry Marsden, this became the anthem to ...
sassygirl3869 comments on Jan 3, 2021:
Never heard this version Kelvin.. Was it the original? I didn't know where Jerry Lewis of the Muscular Dystrophy got it from. Was it an English song? Very special song to me.
273kelvin replies on Jan 3, 2021:
It's from the musical "Carousel". Gerry & the band had a hit with it (one of 3 number 1s) in the Merseybeat era. Which coincided with the rise of Liverpool football club. The fans took it up and it's been part of our musical DNA ever since. https://youtu.be/Go-jJlGd1so
The Death Knell for Trumpism is Sounding [dailykos.]
TheoryNumber3 comments on Dec 21, 2020:
That all makes sense, except that according to this article, Trump plans to build his own media network to compete with Fox News, and I fear that he still has enough loyal aficionados to make it a reality. ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 23, 2020:
@SeaRay215ex Suicide is one thing, paying attention for longer than a football quarter is quite another.
The Death Knell for Trumpism is Sounding [dailykos.]
TheoryNumber3 comments on Dec 21, 2020:
That all makes sense, except that according to this article, Trump plans to build his own media network to compete with Fox News, and I fear that he still has enough loyal aficionados to make it a reality. ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 22, 2020:
I hope he does start his own TV channel. It will be as successful as Trump Airlines, Trump Steaks, Trump Beer, Trump Vodka, Trump Casinos, and Trump University. How many times can you say "I wos robbed" and keep viewers tuned in?
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Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
273kelvin comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Krebs said it was "The safest and most secure election in US history" and Trump fired him. Now from what I understand, the guy is a lifelong republican. He could have said "We don't know yet" or "Maybe" but he didn't and it cost him his job. Bill Barr (hardly a never Trumper) said "No evidence of ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 19, 2020:
@Flowerwall Okay let's talk about legal attempt to steal. Let's talk about removing 200 polling stations in Georgia. Let's talk about only allowing 1 drop-off box per county in Texas. Let's talk about removing sorting machines from the US postal service in the middle of a pandemic. let's talk about the disenfranchisement of Florida felons. Let's talk about the GOP setting up bogus drop boxes in CA. So let's not talk about democrats stealing this election I'm done!
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
273kelvin comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Krebs said it was "The safest and most secure election in US history" and Trump fired him. Now from what I understand, the guy is a lifelong republican. He could have said "We don't know yet" or "Maybe" but he didn't and it cost him his job. Bill Barr (hardly a never Trumper) said "No evidence of ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 19, 2020:
@Flowerwall Yeah, I mean stalling because of an audit what kind an excuse is that? Oh wait a minute (or 4-years) isn't that why we never got Trump's tax returns. Tbh I do not know the ins and out but the judges did and if the subpoena was not complied to properly then a case is to answer. As yet no arrests have been made. It is also a shame that the white house was not as forthcoming with witnesses during the impeachment, At the end of the day, these are all small potatoes to what was the crapiest POTUS in US history and he lost, period.
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
273kelvin comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Krebs said it was "The safest and most secure election in US history" and Trump fired him. Now from what I understand, the guy is a lifelong republican. He could have said "We don't know yet" or "Maybe" but he didn't and it cost him his job. Bill Barr (hardly a never Trumper) said "No evidence of ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 19, 2020:
@Flowerwall "Board of Supervisors Chairman Clint Hickman, a Republican, said Friday that the timeline on the subpoenas was unrealistic, the request was an intrusion into voters' privacy, and fulfilling them would require breaking state law."
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
273kelvin comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Krebs said it was "The safest and most secure election in US history" and Trump fired him. Now from what I understand, the guy is a lifelong republican. He could have said "We don't know yet" or "Maybe" but he didn't and it cost him his job. Bill Barr (hardly a never Trumper) said "No evidence of ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 19, 2020:
@Flowerwall Firstly, senate hearings are not the same a court of law. Rules of evidence, cross-examination, witness credibility and perjury laws do not apply. If one casts ones mind back to the McCarthy hearings, then you can see how it can become a kangaroo court. Secondly, without being in the court where judges have made their decisions., based on the rules of evidence. The best we can do is take others word. Especially if those people have no self-interest or better still interest in the opposite conclusion than what they came to. Like for example Republican-appointed judges or Trump-appointed officials like Krebs and Bill Barr. Let us also bear in mind how far ahead Biden was in the polls. Now polls are not votes and they have been spectacularly wrong in recent years but many had Biden ahead by more than 10 points. Considering Trump's disastrous handling of the COVID crisis, his 1st debate, and all the reports of "suckers and losers" "I don't get it, what was in it for them". I personally would be looking at Republican voter fraud, rather than Democrat.
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
273kelvin comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Krebs said it was "The safest and most secure election in US history" and Trump fired him. Now from what I understand, the guy is a lifelong republican. He could have said "We don't know yet" or "Maybe" but he didn't and it cost him his job. Bill Barr (hardly a never Trumper) said "No evidence of ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 18, 2020:
@Flowerwall The founding fathers would be shocked at this election. Not because it was rigged but because poor people, blacks and women voted. Here is a link to Trumps brilliant COVID strategy https://www.politico.com/news/2020/12/16/trump-appointee-demanded-herd-immunity-strategy-446408 Trump university for one Trump fan consisted of 3 infomercials with lifesize cutouts of the man himself stuck around the office. Then he was told to go home and look at his local real estate market. All for the princely sum of $25,000. The Judge ruled it was a scam and Trump had to pay out 1,000,000 back to his marks. I watched the lawyer testify and then I looked at the court case to see if his evidence stacked up. https://factcheck.afp.com/claims-nevada-voter-fraud-rejected-states-top-court Let us also bear in mind that whilst all this has been going on. Russia has been hacking US defence and other dept computers. Oh and subject to his usual MO. Trump has said and done nothing about it. Makes you wonder if those reports of a watersports video that they have of him might not be true.
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
273kelvin comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Krebs said it was "The safest and most secure election in US history" and Trump fired him. Now from what I understand, the guy is a lifelong republican. He could have said "We don't know yet" or "Maybe" but he didn't and it cost him his job. Bill Barr (hardly a never Trumper) said "No evidence of ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 18, 2020:
@Flowerwall Sorry but I have much better things to do than watch a three-hour forty-minute video of a Senate hearing. Much of which I suspect is centred the assumption of a steal. Where does this assumption spring from? Trump of course. The man who literally conned his fans out of their savings with Trump University. Yes, he did, look it up because the guy had to fork over a million bucks in compensation to them. With his record in office, especially during COVID it kinda sounds like someone phoning the cops to report that someone stole their snowman. "But officer, it was there by the fire last night at 10.30 and when I woke up it was gone. Someone must have taken it". As sadly I heard the news that America just past the 300,000 death toll and also the leaked emails about Trump's policy of "herd immunity". I am baffled why so many of you did vote for him. https://www.newyorker.com/news/john-cassidy/trump-university-its-worse-than-you-think?fbclid=IwAR0xGD-5sfdlWbBzHiztTCAoVzMxlk2eFaU-KjCbkXBmFXzc9JUKJO4Ie7k
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
273kelvin comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Krebs said it was "The safest and most secure election in US history" and Trump fired him. Now from what I understand, the guy is a lifelong republican. He could have said "We don't know yet" or "Maybe" but he didn't and it cost him his job. Bill Barr (hardly a never Trumper) said "No evidence of ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 17, 2020:
@Flowerwall Well, you should think along those lines. For example, when someone talks to me about fake moon landings. I think Okay, well there would have had to be a very good probe because they left a reflector on there which still points this way. So that would need a big team. Then you have all the astronauts and possibly their families. Then countless technicians and NASA staff. Then the film crew and location. And they have all kept silent for 50 or more years. Or you can say that it happened but maybe some of the photos were less than real. The amount of fraud that it would take to steal a US election is huge. Over 150,000,000 people voted. Even if you concentrated on just the swing states? that is still enormous. The smallest margin was Georgia with 20,000. So let us assume that Trump was winning by 50,000 - 100,000? You would have to generate 70,000 - 120,000 fake ballots to be sure. Any cursory examination of the logistics and possible methodology of this and it starts to look like the moon landings were a piece of cake. Look I get that Trump supporters think he is the best thing since sliced bread but you have to concede that a vast amount of Americans think the very opposite. If you take the votes at face value? Then it is clear that many Republican voters became disenchanted with him. Whilst they voted for Republican representatives. They split the ticket and voted for Biden, 230,000 COVID deaths and record unemployment can do that to yer. Trump has been on our news almost constantly since his election (and I live in the UK). Maybe, just maybe, people had grown tired of listening to that voice, I know I have.
Occams razor.
JackPedigo comments on Dec 16, 2020:
And you have to assume the only ones cheating are the Biden supporters!
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
True, one MAGA hat looks the same as another. Maybe Trumpers voted several times.
Occams razor.
t1nick comments on Dec 16, 2020:
You are correct. Occams Razor says the simplest answer is usually the best when faced with uncertainty. The more "ifs this happened, and if that happened" that you have the less likely your answer is to be correct. But that's how conspiracy theories are structured, based on an unstainable number ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
I approached the subject from a criminals point of view. Okay, there is $20 million if you can do it. How hard would it be? The answer is a lot harder than claiming a fake and getting money from donations to fight it.
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
273kelvin comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Krebs said it was "The safest and most secure election in US history" and Trump fired him. Now from what I understand, the guy is a lifelong republican. He could have said "We don't know yet" or "Maybe" but he didn't and it cost him his job. Bill Barr (hardly a never Trumper) said "No evidence of ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
@Flowerwall Okay since neither of us can find anything about the alleged "problem" 140000 NV votes. Let's talk about WI. What you are saying is that allegedly some counties had different absentee ballot rules than others. Oh, and... not exactly the Brinks job is it? Even if that were proved to be the case. That is a long way from fraud. A voter receives an application for an absentee ballot. They fill it in, they vote. From what I remember the problem stemmed around whether or not, election workers were allowed to fill in some missing parts of the ballot ID. They were but not all counties were aware of this. Hey, we are in the middle of a pandemic, it might be hard to get the right staff? Occams razor again. Let us hypothetically consider how one might engage in enough voter fraud to sway the election via absentee votes in WI as you seem to imply that it was done. Firstly you would have to have thousands of addresses. No that would be too big, messy, expensive and too hard to conceal. Okay, you could maybe steal all the applications but what if the real people voted? So it would have to be dead people or those you knew for sure definitely would not be voting. The trouble with that one is again it is too easy to be found out. It is true that Right-wing news organisations and Trump's team have published lists of dead people voting but guess what? They turned out to be alive. Then you would certainly have to have lots of your guys on the inside? I mean you couldn't pull a job like that without them. It couldn't be Dems, too obvious. it would have to be Reps but how could you know that they wouldn't double-cross you or be undercover? Then you gotta have premises to work in, okay that parts not too hard but all those different people coming going because you would have to have lots of different signatures. And what about your crew? Can you imagine the number of different signatures you would need, let alone all the pens? How do you keep them sweet till January with Guilinani offering 100 grand for snitches? Whilst we discuss this, please bear in mind that these elections have been signed off by the Republican state legislators in those states
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
273kelvin comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Krebs said it was "The safest and most secure election in US history" and Trump fired him. Now from what I understand, the guy is a lifelong republican. He could have said "We don't know yet" or "Maybe" but he didn't and it cost him his job. Bill Barr (hardly a never Trumper) said "No evidence of ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
@Flowerwall Remind me, which party was in control of WI? Oh yes, it was the Republicans.
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
TheMiddleWay comments on Dec 16, 2020:
> Okay, so we only allow one month and 13 days of topic discussion where local governments obfuscated full inspections of voting machines and the case is supposed to be closed. Actually, it's been 4+ years: Trump has alleged this since before he was elected. It's not our fault that Trump ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
@Flowerwall Can you provide any credible links to these as I cannot find any?
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
273kelvin comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Krebs said it was "The safest and most secure election in US history" and Trump fired him. Now from what I understand, the guy is a lifelong republican. He could have said "We don't know yet" or "Maybe" but he didn't and it cost him his job. Bill Barr (hardly a never Trumper) said "No evidence of ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
@Flowerwall Okay let's apply Occam's razor on this. On one hand, you have DHS and the DOJ saying it the election was fair. (Let's leave all the voter suppression by Texas, Florida, Georgia and other states plus the US postal service to one side for now). All court cases bar one minor win were lost. On the other hand rapist Trump + minions. Say there was. Okay, some obscure physicist says so too. Now let us look at Trump's honesty record. Hillary is not in jail (31 hours of testimony and no case to answer) No tax returns published. "It will disappear like a miracle" "No quid pro quo" And if you take offence at the term "rapist" well over 80,000,000 Americans have said "No" to him and he is ignoring them. (24 cases of sexual assault so far)
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
273kelvin comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Krebs said it was "The safest and most secure election in US history" and Trump fired him. Now from what I understand, the guy is a lifelong republican. He could have said "We don't know yet" or "Maybe" but he didn't and it cost him his job. Bill Barr (hardly a never Trumper) said "No evidence of ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
@Flowerwall Meanwhile whilst Trump plays musical chairs with his staff and fires all none yes-man. Most of the DOJ, DHS and FBI sent to find non-existent fraud... https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/14/us/politics/russia-hack-nsa-homeland-security-pentagon.html
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
273kelvin comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Krebs said it was "The safest and most secure election in US history" and Trump fired him. Now from what I understand, the guy is a lifelong republican. He could have said "We don't know yet" or "Maybe" but he didn't and it cost him his job. Bill Barr (hardly a never Trumper) said "No evidence of ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
@Flowerwall No that was right at the start (which tbh all I could take). The chairman opened with words like "Impartial" and then said something like "Russian election interference in the 2016 election hoax", A "hoax" that the FBI says was real. So I kinda lost interest after that.
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
TheMiddleWay comments on Dec 16, 2020:
> Okay, so we only allow one month and 13 days of topic discussion where local governments obfuscated full inspections of voting machines and the case is supposed to be closed. Actually, it's been 4+ years: Trump has alleged this since before he was elected. It's not our fault that Trump ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
@Flowerwall But NO evidence, no credible witnesses, not one case of fraud brought before a court. All that with $200,000,000 to play with. Bounties have been offered of $100,000 for anybody that has evidence of fraud. All that came forward was a drunken Karen, that was a convicted felon.
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
273kelvin comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Krebs said it was "The safest and most secure election in US history" and Trump fired him. Now from what I understand, the guy is a lifelong republican. He could have said "We don't know yet" or "Maybe" but he didn't and it cost him his job. Bill Barr (hardly a never Trumper) said "No evidence of ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
@Flowerwall "Sen Ron Johnson of WI at federal hearing today, "There is no question there was fraud, " SAID... SAID So f*cking what! I can say anything. like Elvis lives or I saw the Loch Ness Monster. It doesn't mean diddly. I am damn sure that many senators swear that the earth is only 6,500 years old but that doesn't make it so. Proof m`lad is a long way from a politicians word. He also "said" that this was to be an impartial hearing and then used the phrase "Russian interference hoax" so forgive me if I run for the salt cellar.
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
TheMiddleWay comments on Dec 16, 2020:
> Okay, so we only allow one month and 13 days of topic discussion where local governments obfuscated full inspections of voting machines and the case is supposed to be closed. Actually, it's been 4+ years: Trump has alleged this since before he was elected. It's not our fault that Trump ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
@Flowerwall From what I hear all the paper ballots matched the digital ones. There were 2 recounts in Georgia, Two in Penselvania (different counties) and some in Michigan I think. None have turned up any significant differences. Again I put this to you again (seeing as you ducked it last time) Why has not Guiliani with his $200,000,000 plus legal war-chest brought any allegation of fraud before a court?
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
273kelvin comments on Dec 16, 2020:
Krebs said it was "The safest and most secure election in US history" and Trump fired him. Now from what I understand, the guy is a lifelong republican. He could have said "We don't know yet" or "Maybe" but he didn't and it cost him his job. Bill Barr (hardly a never Trumper) said "No evidence of ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
@Flowerwall I am not going into the minutia of "Why Elvis lives" with you. Many of these cases were brought before Republican-appointed judges. Some of them by Trump himself. They concluded that there was insufficient evidence, period.
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
TheMiddleWay comments on Dec 16, 2020:
> Okay, so we only allow one month and 13 days of topic discussion where local governments obfuscated full inspections of voting machines and the case is supposed to be closed. Actually, it's been 4+ years: Trump has alleged this since before he was elected. It's not our fault that Trump ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
@Flowerwall I have read some of what I think was Delfino`s hypothesis, published in a far-right Australian "news" outlet. I then put the link of FBs snoops tips for a greater opinion. The best that came up was that it is in isolation. The so-called voting anomalies are meaningless without looking at previous voting patterns. Either way, there were hard copy votes that were recounted in many places (twice in Georgia). If any real evidence and by that I mean real, not accusations or drunken Karen rants but real. Do you not think that Guiliani and a $200,000,000 legal war-chest might have brought them to a court?
Watching federal hearings today on election integrity, and Krebs come across as completely in the ...
TheMiddleWay comments on Dec 16, 2020:
> Okay, so we only allow one month and 13 days of topic discussion where local governments obfuscated full inspections of voting machines and the case is supposed to be closed. Actually, it's been 4+ years: Trump has alleged this since before he was elected. It's not our fault that Trump ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
@Flowerwall VW had some fraudulent data on exhaust emissions. How does that affect my Ford? The machines that were used in Venezuela were from a different and competing company.
I was raised feeling that my existence is a burden to others.
Moravian comments on Dec 16, 2020:
They fuck you up, your mum and dad. They may not mean to, but they do. They fill you with the faults they had And add some extra, just for you. But they were fucked up in their turn By fools in old-style hats and coats, Who half the time were soppy-stern And half at one another's throats....
273kelvin replies on Dec 16, 2020:
You beat me to it.
The woman that posted this in my FB feed is smart.
Thirst2learn comments on Dec 13, 2020:
Get out of the basement you bunch of pussies
273kelvin replies on Dec 14, 2020:
Haven't you heard? Not wearing a mask is a sign that you're closet gay.
A Newzealand band that came up in Zoom last night. [youtu.be]
azzow2 comments on Dec 14, 2020:
Very talented.
273kelvin replies on Dec 14, 2020:
You might recognize the guy on the left as the baddie in "Men in Black 3" https://youtu.be/Xd5ESRqpz3E
‎Friday, ‎November ‎20, ‎2020 I AM - an Individuation of GOD - being - One Self - I AM a...
Triphid comments on Dec 13, 2020:
Just a small question/query here @KWAPELL7. Does your anus ever exhibit any signs of jealousy, etc, etc, when your mouth usurps its role so continuously?
273kelvin replies on Dec 14, 2020:
@KWAPELL7 Try learning to communicate in English rather than some newspeak text language. If you have something to say, then say it as well and as correctly as you can. If you couch your ideas in the equivalent of hieroglyphics? Then I can only conclude that they were not worth reading in the first place. Unless; - U no U R shit.
‎Friday, ‎November ‎20, ‎2020 I AM - an Individuation of GOD - being - One Self - I AM a...
Triphid comments on Dec 13, 2020:
Just a small question/query here @KWAPELL7. Does your anus ever exhibit any signs of jealousy, etc, etc, when your mouth usurps its role so continuously?
273kelvin replies on Dec 13, 2020:
@KWAPELL7 Perhaps you might learn a little punctuation and grammar. It can make the difference between knowing your shit and knowing you're shit.
I wonder when the Trump Christian alt-right will leave the cult?
nogod4me comments on Dec 12, 2020:
"Good Christians"? I think you mean ashamed, willfully ignorant, embarrassed believers who were forced to accept that they are being scammed.
273kelvin replies on Dec 13, 2020:
There are many "good Christians". You elected one for POTUS and there is one running in Georgia.
Please enlighten me on this topic.
273kelvin comments on Dec 6, 2020:
Who cares? you've already got your t-shirt
273kelvin replies on Dec 9, 2020:
@Seeker55 Its discontinued now.
Has anyone had to leave a relationship involving children due to conflict with spouse over religion ...
Thirst2learn comments on Dec 5, 2020:
Dumbest thing to break up over, what's important is does this person work against your goals, or do they support your goals and work as a team?
273kelvin replies on Dec 6, 2020:
There was a post a while back and the guys' wife had gone born again on him. To make things worse, she kept insisting on playing Christian videos all the time. Now the consensus was that the relationship was doomed but he still wanted to make a go of it, So I suggested he take up housework when the videos start. You know vacuuming around her feet, dusting the TV scene/table. Never did hear how it turned out.
Please enlighten me on this topic.
LucyLoohoo comments on Dec 6, 2020:
Thanks for asking the question...I've never thought about this but we should all know the answer.
273kelvin replies on Dec 6, 2020:
Actually, I think you lose them as in a deleted post. That's why points sometimes go down.
It's lovely when you not only learn something new but also add to a joke that you've heard before.
azzow2 comments on Dec 4, 2020:
I liked the ridiculous lyrics those are so fun to repeat in your brain.
273kelvin replies on Dec 4, 2020:
I think he is most famous for the Elements song where he lists all the periodic table to the tune of "Modern Major General"
It's lovely when you not only learn something new but also add to a joke that you've heard before.
Petter comments on Dec 4, 2020:
I love these songs from a Harvard professor of mathematics. Tom Lehrer was brilliant.
273kelvin replies on Dec 4, 2020:
Is actually, he's sill alive.
💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
MerlinZap comments on Dec 3, 2020:
Think she wants you to "Do her" with the whiskey bottle?
273kelvin replies on Dec 4, 2020:
@Petter Okay, I think she wants to do you with the whiskey bottle
Hi - I'm not sure what to do about something.
273kelvin comments on Dec 3, 2020:
If you think that is bad? Try writing a little satirical humour. A couple of years back I wrote about women who sit on their boyfriend's shoulders at festivals. The gist being, that if you're gonna block everyones view then at least take your top off. Like I said it was an attempt at humour but so ...
273kelvin replies on Dec 3, 2020:
@kmaz Yeah right
In February 2021, a man goes to the White House to see Donald Trump.
azzow2 comments on Dec 2, 2020:
That might be a tad off being politically correct because the military is generally in favor of conservative presidents.
273kelvin replies on Dec 2, 2020:
Maybe not one that turned their workplace into a COVID hot-spot and infected 130 security personnel, just sayin
Pastor: After God Overturns the Election Results, Atheists Will Finally Convert | Hemant Mehta | ...
tioteo comments on Dec 2, 2020:
Has he been doing LSD? Smoking too much pot? Eating the wrong mushrooms?
273kelvin replies on Dec 2, 2020:
@SeaRay215ex "LSD is more stronger than shrooms." Not since the 80s in my hood
OMG! This Santa movie looks very dark but hilarious! [youtube.com]
273kelvin comments on Dec 2, 2020:
If this was done as a straight movie then it might go down with "Plan 9 from outer space" as a must-see. Do you think it was done so or is it tongue-in-cheek? My money is on the former as Hollywood doesn't do irony that well.
273kelvin replies on Dec 2, 2020:
@Killtheskyfairy The revues say that the trailer is the best bit.
Covid-19 Will Deal a Huge Blow to Organized Religion: Many people go to church out of habit.
273kelvin comments on Nov 30, 2020:
I find your reasoning sound, However, there may be many that will miss the social aspect of the church. As evidenced the pubs that were very well attended in our summer time-out from lockdown.
273kelvin replies on Dec 1, 2020:
@SeaRay215ex I think that's the point. Once Tweety pie has left office and is no longer poking the fires of division. Maybe we can get back to what unites us rather than what separates. Which is exactly what is needed at this time.
Covid-19 Will Deal a Huge Blow to Organized Religion: Many people go to church out of habit.
273kelvin comments on Nov 30, 2020:
I find your reasoning sound, However, there may be many that will miss the social aspect of the church. As evidenced the pubs that were very well attended in our summer time-out from lockdown.
273kelvin replies on Dec 1, 2020:
@SeaRay215ex Your comment got me thinking of a nice old lady customer of mine. She plays the organ at St Barnabas church off Penny Lane. She never preaches or tries to convert me and I keep my atheist views in my tool-box. So we share our thoughts on music when we chatter but I'm sure that she has missed being with her friends just as much as we all have.
Made my first fire in my fireplace! Needed a friend’s coaching since it’s been 45 years since I ...
azzow2 comments on Nov 30, 2020:
I am very curious about how do you make a fire with less heat? I am want to know because in my experience fire always seems fairly hot.
273kelvin replies on Nov 30, 2020:
I heard a native American observation. "We make small-fire, keep warm. White man make big-fire, keep warm... collecting wood"
Old records came up in Zoom last night and I talked about a phenomenon called "Northern Soul".
BitFlipper comments on Nov 30, 2020:
Wigan: my father's family came from Wigan.
273kelvin replies on Nov 30, 2020:
It's improved a lot since George Orwells day
Julia Naked (romcom) 2018 - Netflix Based on a Nick Hornby book who you might remember from "Fever ...
Killtheskyfairy comments on Nov 29, 2020:
Annie exchanged one self absorbed narcissist for another so not really a romcom.
273kelvin replies on Nov 30, 2020:
Psssttt, next you will be trying to say that "Die Hard" is not a Christmas movie
Some of yous might want to check this article out about how covid19 and the fever checker are not ...
273kelvin comments on Nov 29, 2020:
If a temperature check catches only 20% of COVID cases and 10% are other causes. That is still a significant % of cases taken out of circulation. Proper mass testing should reveal much more but it has to be in conjunction with tracing.
273kelvin replies on Nov 30, 2020:
@azzow2 That is true but then you have practicality issues. Ideally, we would have COVID tests at every store with instant readout results but as yet there is no such test. So far the best we can do is an antibody test that takes about an hour and that is not the most accurate. It can tell you that you haven't had it but not if you have it. So a temperature test at Wallmart or Costco, whilst not eliminating most of the COVID cases. Will flag up some of them.
A few times on Zoom I have tried to explain about a uniquely British stage tradition called ...
FrayedBear comments on Nov 25, 2020:
Brings back the memories Kelvin. Of course in this nanny state the jokes are evidence of sexual harassment & denigratio n of women. And as for that domestic violence! - "Is respect earned or simply demanded by the undeserving ; Government desirous of destroying society?"
273kelvin replies on Nov 29, 2020:
@FrayedBear You can say that panto is full of misogynistic/misanthropistic unresolved LGTBQ gender issues... or you can say OH NO IT ISNT
leonard cohen JOAN OF ARK, ................. an early album [youtube.com]
FrayedBear comments on Jun 29, 2020:
I still consider the observation that "if contrmplating suicide it is always worth listening to half an hour of Leonard Cohen singing his songs to help you decide whether to live or suicide" is pertinent & valid.
273kelvin replies on Nov 29, 2020:
@FrayedBear She also dueted on the "Dirty Dancing" song "Time of your life". However, if you read the wiki bi-og I posted? You will see that she was more into the folk side than movies/pop. She started off as one of LCs backing singers, went on to be his support act and a creditable artist in her own right. We should not hold the fact that she is most famous for singing on 80s romantic movies against her. If you say, Randy Newman? Most people will think "Toy Story" not "Short People". And whilst we are at it, spare a thought for Jeff Beck. Undoubtedly one of the finest lead guitarists to come out of the 60s. Yet what was is only hit? "Hi-ho Silver Lining"
leonard cohen JOAN OF ARK, ................. an early album [youtube.com]
FrayedBear comments on Jun 29, 2020:
I still consider the observation that "if contrmplating suicide it is always worth listening to half an hour of Leonard Cohen singing his songs to help you decide whether to live or suicide" is pertinent & valid.
273kelvin replies on Nov 28, 2020:
@FrayedBear https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennifer_Warnes
leonard cohen JOAN OF ARK, ................. an early album [youtube.com]
FrayedBear comments on Jun 29, 2020:
I still consider the observation that "if contrmplating suicide it is always worth listening to half an hour of Leonard Cohen singing his songs to help you decide whether to live or suicide" is pertinent & valid.
273kelvin replies on Nov 28, 2020:
@FrayedBear Not even the movie? They were both bloody huge man, especially amongst the ladies in the 80s. https://youtu.be/5EeIvsvBXHI
leonard cohen JOAN OF ARK, ................. an early album [youtube.com]
FrayedBear comments on Jun 29, 2020:
I still consider the observation that "if contrmplating suicide it is always worth listening to half an hour of Leonard Cohen singing his songs to help you decide whether to live or suicide" is pertinent & valid.
273kelvin replies on Nov 28, 2020:
@FrayedBear "Love lifts us up where we belong" from "Officer and a gentleman" with her and Joe Cocker. Jointly written by Warnes and Buffie St Marie. Which I am sure paid a few bills for both of them. https://youtu.be/e06iWT9vSlI At the time she did her album of L.C. songs. He acknowledged that her career was doing much better than his.
""Uncle Frank".
273kelvin comments on Nov 27, 2020:
I was going to do a review/recommend for this on Netflix, https://youtu.be/LpiR1bWJnC0 https://youtu.be/4eSS9UW2wCY
273kelvin replies on Nov 27, 2020:
@rogueflyer But its on the theme of uncles
A few times on Zoom I have tried to explain about a uniquely British stage tradition called ...
FrayedBear comments on Nov 25, 2020:
Brings back the memories Kelvin. Of course in this nanny state the jokes are evidence of sexual harassment & denigratio n of women. And as for that domestic violence! - "Is respect earned or simply demanded by the undeserving ; Government desirous of destroying society?"
273kelvin replies on Nov 26, 2020:
Taking panto humour a tad too seriously I think. Also, there is the quid-pro-quo side of them where the "principal boy" is generally some rather fit woman in thigh boots and leggings, that take just as much piss out of the male of the species.
How atheistic are we?
273kelvin comments on Nov 25, 2020:
I would say 100% but that would make me too closed-minded. So the way I phrase it is this. A guy made a bet that Elvis would ride Shergar down Pall Mall in London then go on to beat Lord Lucan in the Wimbledon singles final. I find that idea slightly more plausible than the existence of god. As for...
273kelvin replies on Nov 25, 2020:
@Davekp Hey it was a Brit that made the bet. Funny thing is it was a £5 bet at 1,000,000/1 but the bookmaker had to contact the guy to take it back and change it to 5p. Otherwise, they would have had to keep £5,000,000 in escrow till after the Wimbledon final.
Brentwood man who hanged Joe Biden dummy from noose says he is not racist. [abc7news.com]
273kelvin comments on Nov 24, 2020:
Normally the phrase "I am not a racist" is followed by "but..." As for his moment of lunacy, it seems to be indicative of the divisions that Trump has nurtured and fed upon. Some of his neighbours have come out as saying he`s okay really but I noticed there were no brothers saying "Yay, the man's ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 24, 2020:
@FrayedBear I didn't notice
A few times on Zoom I have tried to explain about a uniquely British stage tradition called ...
t1nick comments on Nov 24, 2020:
Lol. For some reason their act reminds me of Benny Hill.
273kelvin replies on Nov 24, 2020:
Same tradition. You can see a lot of pantomime in Stan Laurel too.
Just realized I hit 3 years being on Agnostic.
273kelvin comments on Nov 24, 2020:
Just checked, Oct 28 2017, so I have 4 weeks on you :-)
273kelvin replies on Nov 24, 2020:
@FrayedBear Ah but look at Keith Richards
Any suggestions as to how to emotionally prepare for the election?
273kelvin comments on Nov 2, 2020:
I am in the UK but I have been following this very closely. The saddest thing I came across was from a fellow AG member in Illinois. If I was to use a brief description I might say a nice old lady with cats. She has bought a gun for the 1st time in her life. She is that genuinely afraid of what ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 24, 2020:
@Trajan61 Update on my previous comment. Trump's legal team are now 1 for 35. One of their wins got overturned on appeal
So my oldest told my wife that he doesn't want anything to do with us for a while.
273kelvin comments on Nov 15, 2020:
Keep sending Christmas and birthday cards with a banknote in them. You have to play the long game
273kelvin replies on Nov 24, 2020:
@2muchstupidity I was briefly estranged from my youngest. Fortunately, I did have her bank details for paying in. So I sent her a card with a monopoly note and a message on the back saying I had paid the money into her account. We are good now and when I asked her what she thought about her card, she thought it was cool. Sending cash is not buying love. It just says "I am thinking about you, have a drink on me"
Any suggestions as to how to emotionally prepare for the election?
273kelvin comments on Nov 2, 2020:
I am in the UK but I have been following this very closely. The saddest thing I came across was from a fellow AG member in Illinois. If I was to use a brief description I might say a nice old lady with cats. She has bought a gun for the 1st time in her life. She is that genuinely afraid of what ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 23, 2020:
@Trajan61 The democratic candidate won the election. Who is calling for people to stand back and stand by?
Any suggestions as to how to emotionally prepare for the election?
273kelvin comments on Nov 2, 2020:
I am in the UK but I have been following this very closely. The saddest thing I came across was from a fellow AG member in Illinois. If I was to use a brief description I might say a nice old lady with cats. She has bought a gun for the 1st time in her life. She is that genuinely afraid of what ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 23, 2020:
@Trajan61 Firstly, like so many Americans you tend to think only in terms of the US of A. That Iran deal was made with the co-operation of many other countries including mine. It was an attempt to halt Iran's nuclear program which continued unabated since Trump rejected it. Secondly, I am not about to fall into the Trumpist gambit of "What about the other guy?" This is about as useful as exclaiming to a cop that pulls you over for a DUI "Why arent you after all those paedos rapists? Why aren't you going after them?" Suffice to say that all of Trump's allegations have ended up turning out as baseless. The man had the DOJ so under his thumb that they ended up fighting a sexual assault case for him in NY. Yet with all this investigative power at his disposal, no evidence of any wrongdoing from Biden has been submitted to the court and his case against Hillary was also found to be baseless. The man is a pathological liar. Just google "How tall is Trump?". Now to my mind if a guy cannot even tell the truth about something like that,? Then I would fact-check every word that comes out of his mouth. All that is not relevant to the present situation that the USA finds itself in. You state; "There was definitely a lot of irregularities going on during the 2020 US presidential election and an investigation into that is fully justified." What gave you that idea? Because Trump said so? How about the guys who were charged with looking after the election? The dept of homeland security? They said "It was the most secure in American history" * After that Trump fired Kemp the guy in charge. So what motivation did Kemp have to lie? He could have said "we don't know yet" or "maybe?" and kept his job but he didn't. So, on one hand, we have the word of a guy that lies about his height and on the other a man who put his job on the line and got fired. Okay, let's look at how Trump's legal team have been doing when all these cases of fraud came to court. So far they are 2 for 33 and those 2 wins have been very minor ones. But this is Trump's business MO. If he owed money that he didn't want to pay? He would bombard creditors with lawsuit after lawsuit until it was cheaper for them to give up on payment. You might want to think of Trump as the greatest thing since sliced bread but many others would severely disagree with you. At the time of the polls, America had 230,000 COVID deaths, the highest of any other nation. Trump is on record about knowing how bad it was going to get, yet he lied to you saying "It will all be over by April...You see it will disappear like a miracle". When all the scientists were saying "avoid large gatherings" Trump was holding superspreader events and made mask-wearing a political statement. The guy turned the White House into a COVID hot-spot and ...
Any suggestions as to how to emotionally prepare for the election?
273kelvin comments on Nov 2, 2020:
I am in the UK but I have been following this very closely. The saddest thing I came across was from a fellow AG member in Illinois. If I was to use a brief description I might say a nice old lady with cats. She has bought a gun for the 1st time in her life. She is that genuinely afraid of what ...
273kelvin replies on Nov 22, 2020:
@Trajan61 "Trumps domestic and foreign policies were far better than anything the democrats ever did." https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/nov/21/donald-trump-g20-pandemic-golf-club?CMP=share_btn_fb=IwAR2h6DLbxgwVJ3T6naLBqJ9SGWyZ8VFYEXVVee9KhpF_caER1BsQLnVl3-U Trump is playing golf rather than attend the G20 COVID summit. Does that sound like a great POTUS to you? If this was just a question of left vs right then you might have some valid points but its not. This is personality cult vs consensus politics. I have to ask whether you give any credence to all these voter fraud allegations. So far Trump's team are 2 out of 32. He is using 2nd rate lawyers to file bogus claims that are nearly all thrown out of court within minutes. Meanwhile, he has a defence fund asking for donations. The thing is that if you read the small print, any contributions under $8,000 go directly to his campaign fund and RNC. Since these lawsuits only cost around $5,000 a pop. He is fleecing his base and pissing in the well. Just how great do you think America is looking to the rest of the world right now?
Got a message from a new account .
Hathacat comments on Nov 19, 2020:
You should ask them to send a dick pic. Shock them that someone ASKED. lol jk, JK!
273kelvin replies on Nov 19, 2020:
I`ve been asked a few times
Sorry its a bit late but as your election was looming.
Robecology comments on Nov 12, 2020:
I wonder who's the owner/driver now?
273kelvin replies on Nov 14, 2020:
@GwenBFree One the places that the Rolls would certainly take you is The Philharmonic pub (the Phill). A favourite haunt of John And Paul when they were at college. (Paul recently did an impromptu gig there.) A very opulent art nouveau interior with you can see if you click, THE most elaborate men's bathroom. https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf=ALeKk03kzyNiPmlZZRoW1YqMKBNn_m1ypw:1605339088154=univ=isch&q=philharmonic+pub&sa=X=2ahUKEwikpN-QwoHtAhUbQEEAHUl-AHAQjJkEegQIChAB=1600=732
Sorry its a bit late but as your election was looming.
Robecology comments on Nov 12, 2020:
I wonder who's the owner/driver now?
273kelvin replies on Nov 13, 2020:
@GwenBFree And I would just adore to show you my city x
Sorry its a bit late but as your election was looming.
Robecology comments on Nov 12, 2020:
I wonder who's the owner/driver now?
273kelvin replies on Nov 12, 2020:
Okay, I do apologise but that is not the original J L Rolls that I saw. (mistake not intentional) The real one was bought by a Canadian businessman and is in the British Columbia Museum. The one I saw is a replica that was built by a Liverpool taxi driver. He now gives bespoke Beatles tours of the city in it
Interesting.
nicknotes comments on Nov 11, 2020:
Candy is dandy...but liquor is quicker.
273kelvin replies on Nov 11, 2020:
Oden Nash
Amazing post borrowed from Facebook.
Heavykevy1985 comments on Nov 10, 2020:
White people bad... black and brown people good. Without scandal? Ever hear of Edward Snowden? The AP Scandal? Fast and Furious? Using the FBI to spy on Trump’s campaign? Benghazi? Using the IRS to target right-leaning NGOs?
273kelvin replies on Nov 10, 2020:
Budgie is completely correct. If you read the post as we have done, it talks about Christian forgiveness and understanding. The amount of leeway that the evangelicals have given Trump is so disproportionate to the vitriol handed out to Obama. That one cannot help but draw conclusions from their all-white congregations.

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