Turning The Ballot Box Against Republicans

@Region Philbis,

It's a tactic the ruling classes have always used, blame the minorities, it used to be just the Jews, now there's others to take the blame.

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PA state senator forced to resign after being arrested on child porn charges
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2019/9/18/1886394/-PA-state-senator-forced-to-resign-after-being-arrested-on-child-porn-charges

Republicans think "liberal" means they can do whatever they please.

One less sick and disgusting Trump voter.

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@JTT,

JTT wrote:

oralloy wrote:
I guess it really is a picture of some guy touching a large chunk of metal, isn't it?
When I skipped past the picture without really focusing on it, I thought it was a picture of a guy on a horse.

You know and knew what it was, oralloy?

Well the guy is sort of in a sitting posture. And he has something brownish rising in front of him right where a horse's neck would be.

When I flicked by the picture without really looking at it, I got the impression of a guy sitting on a horse.

JTT wrote:

How come you don't know who the guy is? I thought you were knowledgeable on 9-11 facts.

Why should I know who he is? I don't know everyone on the planet.

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@oralloy,

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Why should I know who he is? I don't know everyone on the planet.

He is the infamous NIST liar, John Gross, one liar among many NIST liars.

"However, when John Gross, one of the main authors of NIST’s reports, was asked about the molten steel, he said to the questioner: I challenge your “basic premise that there was a pool of molten steel,” adding: “I know of absolutely no . . . eyewitness who has said so.”[33] --- GR Griffin

John Gross denies existance of molten metal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcqf5tL887o

Watch him squirming in the video. His every body movement, his every gesture screams "I am lying my ass off!"

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Trump FEMA nominee asks to withdraw his nomination
https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow/watch/trump-fema-nominee-asks-to-withdraw-his-nomination-69320261729

Trump appointees for FEMA, rampant corruption.

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The whistleblower is probably connected to the VP...

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Trump corruption mars U.S. relationship with Ukraine: McFaul
https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow/watch/trump-corruption-mars-u-s-relationship-with-ukraine-mcfaul-69540933808

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Iran's Foreign Affairs Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif has said that Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) want to "fight Iran to the last American".
His comments come in response to the visit by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to the Gulf.
Al Jazeera's Zein Basravi in Tehran.

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@edgarblythe,

After Israel the Iranian people are the most pro Western in the entire region. Or at least they were before Trump got it.

All of that will change with military intervention. In times of war people support the rulers however unpopular they were in peacetime. Invading foreign infidels are the common enemy regardless.

The Iranians are up for it because they know that outside of the Arab Gulf states and Egypt, America is isolated. Britain, America's main ally, has a minority prime minister in Boris Johnson who can't be relied on for anything.

They've had years of sanctions and limitations, they're used to it. And any military activity won't be limited to Iran either.

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@izzythepush,

War in Iran in my view will be about as disastrous as GW Bush's invasion of Iraq. That invasion destabilized the entire region. An invasion of Iran will be mutually destructive and will give us nothing, whether we win or lose. Except it will continue to enrich the weapons industry.

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@edgarblythe,

Mutually destructive?? Iran is not capable of destroying the US.

The only reason why Iraq was a problem was because we stuck around and tried to do nation building. If we had just quietly murdered Saddam when we captured him and then pulled out as soon as he was dead, the war would have been a huge success.

At any rate, what kind of war are we even talking about? Air strikes? Massive land invasion?

Regardless, as long as we pull out as soon as we're done killing people and smashing things, and we don't bother with any "nation building" nonsense, the war will very likely be a great success.

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@edgarblythe,

More so, for a start Iran is in much better shape than Iraq was, but more importantly Iran is a symbol of Shia Islam. All Saddam Hussein could muster was a bit of personal loyalty, not so Iran, this becomes Shia v Sunni, a battle almost as old as Islam itself and one which could set the ME aflame.

Many Gulf states have significant Shia populations, and Bahrain, where the American fleet is based has a majority Shia population ruled by a tiny Sunni elite.

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Trump’s Trade War Hammering Farmers, Factory Workers In Crucial Wisconsin
The state could be key to his reelection, but the tariff wars are devastating key voting blocs.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-trade-wisconsin_n_5d856d94e4b0849d47296372

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@TheCobbler,

This is historically incorrect. The word yank predates the civil war by at least a hundred years. There were yanks who owned and sold slaves.

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At least 155 Democrats support the impeachment inquiry

House Democrats are nearing a tipping point on impeachment in the wake of the Trump
administration blocking a whistleblower complaint's release to Congress.

Moderate Democrats are showing new openness to move ahead with such an inquiry.

At least 155 of the 235 Democrats in the House have made clear they support starting the
impeachment inquiry process.

Rep. Justin Amash of Michigan, a former Republican who has since become an independent,
has also called for impeachment proceedings, bringing the total number of representatives
to 156.

(cnn)

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finally!

Quote:

Pelosi Plans Formal Impeachment Inquiry of Trump

Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to announce on Tuesday that the House will begin a formal
impeachment inquiry of President Trump, Democrats close to her said, taking decisive
action in response to startling allegations that the president sought to enlist a foreign
power for his own political gain.

After months of caution, Ms. Pelosi has become convinced that Mr. Trump’s reported
actions, and his administration’s refusal to share details about the matter with Congress,
eft the House no alternative but to move forward with an inquiry that has the potential
to reshape his presidency and cleave an already divided nation just a year before he
plans to stand for re-election. The people close to her confirmed her plans on condition
of anonymity because they were not authorized to disclose a decision that could still
change.

The announcement was expected at 5 p.m. in her Capitol office, after Ms. Pelosi was to
hold a private meeting with House Democrats.

At issue are allegations that Mr. Trump pressured the president of Ukraine to open a
corruption investigation of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., a leading contender
for the Democratic presidential nomination, and his son. The conversation is said to be
part of a whistle-blower complaint that the Trump administration has withheld from
Congress.

(NYT)

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@Region Philbis,

This comedy of errors should be interesting to watch... seeing as how they have zero proof he has done anything wrong.

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