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Before becoming Trump's National Security Advisor, John Bolton was working with a Russian spy.

silverotter11 comments on Aug 21, 2018:

The wow emoji isn't enuff. We need a real WTF emoji. This is just getting crazy scary, I think I might have thought that before and now I'm sure. Does the news media have this yet? I do not have TV.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 21, 2018:

@silverotter11, the tRump "administration" reminds me of something a friend said years ago: "Like prunes in the diarrhea ward, this too shall pass."

Before becoming Trump's National Security Advisor, John Bolton was working with a Russian spy.

CallMeDave comments on Aug 21, 2018:

Was she hot? In bond films, Russian spies are leggy and slim.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 21, 2018:

It was Maria Butina. She reportedly seduced more than a few men.

Before becoming Trump's National Security Advisor, John Bolton was working with a Russian spy.

silverotter11 comments on Aug 21, 2018:

The wow emoji isn't enuff. We need a real WTF emoji. This is just getting crazy scary, I think I might have thought that before and now I'm sure. Does the news media have this yet? I do not have TV.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 21, 2018:

I don't haveTV either, but this was released by the Democrats on the House Intelligence Oversight Committee, so the media should have it.

Words of "wisdom" from Rudy:

JustKip comments on Aug 21, 2018:

I think wiser words would be "Suicide is painless"

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 21, 2018:

That wisdom is way above Rudy's pay grade.

Officials Defend Plan To Close Almost All Polling Places In Majority Black Georgia County | HuffPost

Paracosm comments on Aug 18, 2018:

That's disgusting and their reasoning makes no sense.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 21, 2018:

Their published reasoning may make no sense, but they know exactly what they are doing, and why.

Where is the worst place you have been stuck for a long time?

Clauddvon comments on Aug 20, 2018:

In Trump's America.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 21, 2018:

Ouch! So true.

Where is the worst place you have been stuck for a long time?

CommonHuman comments on Aug 20, 2018:

Kansas.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 21, 2018:

Why would you say that?

Please stop calling us Mormons, says world's leading Mormon

LiterateHiker comments on Aug 20, 2018:

How about calling Mormons "Misogynist Assholes"?

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 20, 2018:

But that doesn't differentiate them from other Republicans.

I'm stressed out.

Akfishlady comments on Aug 20, 2018:

Life sometimes throws a whole lot of shit at us. All I can say is I hope you find some peace. Best to you.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 20, 2018:

@tnorman1236, you'd think that with this much shit there has to be a pony here somewhere.

If this is over the top I’m sorry but when I saw it, I immediately felt an urge to post it like ...

silverotter11 comments on Aug 20, 2018:

trump + memes = nothing to over the top.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 20, 2018:

I started a group on FB, Let's See The Onion Top This based on the fact that tRump and his "administration" are so over the top.

If this is over the top I’m sorry but when I saw it, I immediately felt an urge to post it like ...

glennlab comments on Aug 20, 2018:

when they circumcised him they threw away the wrong piece.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 20, 2018:

True that.

I used speculate that anybody who had voted for G.

John-Paul comments on Aug 20, 2018:

I think there should be more of a penalty for those who sat out the last election, because they were not happy with either choice, or they voted outside of the two main choices given. I supported Bernie, volunteering, sending much money, and marched on the DNC in protest when Clinton got the nod. I ...

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 20, 2018:

@Maiasaura, Russia's job would have been much harder if tRump was running against Bernie. Bernie was the only candidate that consistently drew larger crowds than tRump. It is history, but those who fail to learn the lessons of history are condemned to repeat them. Are you listening, DNC???

I used speculate that anybody who had voted for G.

John-Paul comments on Aug 20, 2018:

I think there should be more of a penalty for those who sat out the last election, because they were not happy with either choice, or they voted outside of the two main choices given. I supported Bernie, volunteering, sending much money, and marched on the DNC in protest when Clinton got the nod. I ...

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 20, 2018:

I lay the blame on HRC, DWS, and the DNC for rigging the primaries. We should have President Sanders in the White House instead of Comrade tRump.

I was sent this a few days ago but have only just worked out how to copy the link - I hope that this...

Switchcraft comments on Aug 20, 2018:

I get the basic point and don't disagree. But Pearl Harbor and 9/11 being inside jobs ???

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 20, 2018:

@Switchcraft, obviously Pearl Harbor was an attack by the Japanese, so not an inside job, per se. However, declassified military records prove that FDR and top personnel at the Department of War (Department of Defense since September 1947) knew in advance not only that that the Japanese were going to attack Pearl Harbor, but when the attack would occur. They took no steps to prevent the attack or mitigate the damage. There has been discussion as to whether this was because we did not want the Japanese to know that we had cracked their code, or because FDR really wanted us to go to war against the Axis and knew that the attack on Pearl Harbor would provide casus belli. I would point out that the two are not mutually exclusive. As for 9/11 the overwhelming evidence is that it was, indeed, an inside job. The official version of the planes causing the Twin Towers to collapse completely ignores the fact that each of those buildings was specifically designed to withstand multiple collisions by airplanes with full fuel loads. And it has no explanation for the collapse of Tower 7 other than fires weakening the structure of the building. If that is the case, the people who built Tower 7 are guilty of criminal negligence because it was designed, as are all buildings of that height, to survive a fire. There are cases of buildings surviving fires that burned for days, but Tower 7 fell in less than nine hours. And it collapsed symmetrically, exactly as you would expect from a controlled demolition. Then there was the Pentagon. Everyone who was there talked about the smell of cordite. That is a high grade military explosive that those people are familiar with. It is very similar in smell to gunpowder, think firecrackers, and impossible to confuse with the smell of jet fuel, think the sweet smell of diesel fuel. According to the official story, there was no cordite, only the fire from the jet fuel. I suggest you watch the interview of Barbara Honnegger that I posted above.

I'm dedicating this one to the tRump "administration" with a special shout out to Rudy "The truth is...

silverotter11 comments on Aug 20, 2018:

I love it!!

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 20, 2018:

It's amazing how much fun I can have in Photoshop.

Revenge is best served in make-up.

Surfpirate comments on Aug 19, 2018:

He so deserves this. :D

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 20, 2018:

Absolutely, but what did she do to deserve it?

Here's a handy flow chart...

MissKathleen comments on Aug 19, 2018:

No thank you. He’d be last in line on my fuck list.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 19, 2018:

Not enough condoms in the world.

Misleading the public about wildfire smoke and falling ash

mcgeo52 comments on Aug 19, 2018:

@silverotter11, you're not the only one with smoke problems.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 19, 2018:

@silverotter11, where I am (Long Beach) seems to be the only place on the west coast with decent air right now. We've had enough smoke here that I know what you are going through. Take care of yourself.

Your Grandfather's GOP!

glennlab comments on Aug 19, 2018:

The last legitimate Republican president.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 19, 2018:

Most people don't have a clue how true that is. Getting elected by treason started with Nixon, not tRump.

Sooooo, one of my Facebook friends is complaining that she prayed before she started driving, and ...

LimeySteve comments on Aug 19, 2018:

You say "I have to put up with their imaginary friend" and my question is why put yourself there? You don't have to put up with anything. You've made the choice to do it. You can choose differently at any time.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 19, 2018:

@nutrition_nerd, what you mean is that you choose not to speak your mind.

Updated:

Simon1 comments on Aug 19, 2018:

Not a clue who any of them are

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 19, 2018:

Here is your first clue: This is the politics category. These are three people who have incriminating recordigs of one Donald J. Trump. I expect the list to grow over the next few weeks.

Is it any wonder I've got ...

mcgeo52 comments on Aug 19, 2018:

Are you expecting me to make some sage remark about this?

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 19, 2018:

@kauva, I can see this conversation is going to be peppered with bad puns.

Reject Tyranny. Speak out against Trump and get ready for lots more dominos to fall...

mcgeo52 comments on Aug 17, 2018:

Mueller will be prevented by law from releasing any indictments for two months before the election. Expect plenty to come down between now and September 5th.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 19, 2018:

@shockwaverider, ICYMI, it was reported today that White House Counsel Don McGahn has been working with Mueller for at least 6 months. As White House Counsel his salary is paid for by the taxpayer, not tRump, so there is no attorney client privilege. But I understand James Comey's prayer ("Lordy, I hope there are tapes") has been answered.

Wow I never knew this, how many have known this?

mcgeo52 comments on Aug 19, 2018:

So of course I didn't learn this until after they did away with plastic bags for groceries in California. They haven't completely done away with plastic bags, it is just that they have gone to heavier duty, reusable bags. By state law they have to charge you $0.10 per bag. That initiative ...

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 19, 2018:

@Sheannutt, they've been charging us for bottles for a long time.

Wow I never knew this, how many have known this?

mcgeo52 comments on Aug 19, 2018:

So of course I didn't learn this until after they did away with plastic bags for groceries in California. They haven't completely done away with plastic bags, it is just that they have gone to heavier duty, reusable bags. By state law they have to charge you $0.10 per bag. That initiative ...

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 19, 2018:

@Sheannutt, I bring my own. I usually keep most of the collection in the car so I can just grab one when I run into the store. I think I may have spent $0.20 on bags so far. I know I spent a dime a couple of weeks ago because the store was running specials on grapes ($0.88/lb) and a couple of other things I didn't have on my list. I ended up buying way more than would fit in the bag I brought in with me.

Rumor has it that, when you get to level 10 here, you get to push the button on the Wonkavator ...

HippieChick58 comments on Aug 18, 2018:

It will take me another year to get there.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 19, 2018:

I just got to 7 today. I think it's going to take me more than a year to get to 10.

I hate it when that happens.

AdorkableMe comments on Aug 19, 2018:

Just keep driving to a state that's legal! ?

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 19, 2018:

It's legal on the west coast anywhere north of the Mexican border.

He has an answer for everything.

mcgeo52 comments on Aug 19, 2018:

You do realize that the Republican Party in Texas has, as part of their platform, called for the elimination of critical thinking as part of the school curriculum.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 19, 2018:

@Snickers77, true. Sad but true.

He has an answer for everything.

BohoHeathen comments on Aug 19, 2018:

Hate + ignorance + fear = Trump supporters and something potentially disastrous

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 19, 2018:

Yeah. The tRump supporters part is bad enough. It's the last part that really worries me. But on the other hand, any of his supporters that start shooting have identified themselves as the part of the herd that needs thinning.

Then and now... Thoughts?

Snickers77 comments on Aug 18, 2018:

Both parties are far to the right from the Republican party of Eisenhower.

mcgeo52 replies on Aug 19, 2018:

@glennlab, I would argue that by showing how the party could "win" by selling out, Bill Clinton was far more than just a symptom. And Hillary was right there with him.

ICYMI, this is a BFD. [thehill.com]

silverotter11 comments on Aug 18, 2018:

I did miss it. Thanks for posting. I'm not sure it's that BaFD, what am I not seeing?