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by babelthuap 3y ago
It died. It means no birth.
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by babelthuap 3y ago
End of the day SF is a reflection of those that live there and vote. If they want a certain environment they will get it and they got it. Salute to them on making it happen.
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by babelthuap 3y ago
I worked in an office and from home. The best results in my industry were from home. Offices are for people that need to be monitored. Weed those people out and smooth sailing. Most people can't handle the personal responsibility of wo
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by babelthuap 3y ago
The military has a recruiting problem. They also offer free college tuition. That's how I earned my degree. Both parties should be advocating for able bodies to sign up instead of tossing out money. It's not just war either. I res
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by babelthuap 3y ago
I served 20 years in the military defending your personal way of life. I damn near died. This Memorial Day I will be thinking of my good friends I lost in combat. I don't know what you will be thinking about but from your comment, it d
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by babelthuap 3y ago
Haha! I consume negative tags on this topic. Very tasty. You are owning the apex of hypocrisy by not defending your leaders...meh. The people preaching climate change crisis from up high are in fact the biggest culprits. Worst of the worst.
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by babelthuap 3y ago
She owns three residences. Bill Gates, one home is almost the size of a Walmart. It's time to confront the "leaders" of climate crisis on this as being also a crisi. Leaders don't live a lifestyle that is counter to thei
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Biggest advocates of climate crisis waste a lot of resources(thelist.com)
3 points by babelthuap 3y ago|4 comments
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by babelthuap 3y ago
Mike Lindell got duped by whoever gave him the data but in reality he duped himself by not hiring this guy to QA it. On the other hand, he did end up hiring him by default by placing the bet so...meh. If it were me I would have pursued the
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by babelthuap 3y ago
Found it. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-37243190
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by babelthuap 3y ago
BBC did a report on global voter fraud a while ago. #1 culprit; mail in ballots. Good luck finding that article today. It also talked about international inspectors but not in the US. Only in the "meager" countries...meh.
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by babelthuap 3y ago
Learn how to Amish
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by babelthuap 3y ago
It's just my theory as a retired combat officer. I could be 100% wrong but this is 100% what I would do in Putin's situation. I watched the videos of the outbursts and it's on the outrageous side. It seemed silly to me to be
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by babelthuap 3y ago
As a recently retired military officer I'm very suspicious of his recent outbursts. To the general global public it's absolutely believable because many want to believe it, especially in the media. I want to believe it as well but
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by babelthuap 3y ago
“Men are nearly always willing to believe what they wish” ― Julius Caesar
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by babelthuap 3y ago
"Conversely, I have also worked for organisations and clients that did have consequential news that should have made headlines but never did." Consequential things more often than not have serious consequences. It's always be
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by babelthuap 3y ago
I really miss my Mazda RX-8. I thought Mazda was going to give the rotary engine one more go but it looks like the end of an era...meh.
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by babelthuap 3y ago
I took an elective by a well known historian on the subject. He never brought up this slant. I do however believe the truth will come out but not for another 50 years if the US makes it that long. If anyone gets the chance to visit the sch
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by babelthuap 3y ago
Prosecutors have said that they have until late June to send the case to trial. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Tate Most here are too young to remember the Duke Lacrosse Team case. The woman ended up admitted she
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by babelthuap 3y ago
The MIG question is a curious one. Likely due to a very last line of defense battle plan but who knows? I would also ask what avionics are being used in these F-16's? From what I know being in an F/A-18 unit many moons ago not al
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by babelthuap 3y ago
And all on the cheap. At least much cheaper than NATO. The era of having a lot of high dollar fancy toys as a show of brute force has sunsetted. But what can be done? I spent a couple decades in combat arms knowing US tactics needed a lot o
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by babelthuap 3y ago
"The lack of money is the root of all evil." - Mark Twain. Nothing good can truly develop consolidating a large community of poor in specific areas. The poor can't lift up the poor. The only ones who benefit are those exploit
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by babelthuap 3y ago
It makes sense. I know when I live on the outskirts of Salt Lake I did not feel safe at all jogging in the evening around the drugged out homeless. One time they came after me. I was done running outside after that episode until I finally m
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by babelthuap 3y ago
Amish are doing fine. Learn Amish.
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by babelthuap 3y ago
Dr. Henderson of smallpox fame would have never implemented any of the questionable Fauci protocols to include masks. There is a video of Dr Henderson explaining why extreme measures should never be forced on a population. It destroys trust
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by babelthuap 3y ago
I no longer watch TV but at one point I had 7.1 surround sound. I could hear everything to include cursing and other conversations at sports games in the background which could not be heard through a standard TV. I do however think sound wi
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by babelthuap 3y ago
A billion heaters would counter it. Even Stevens.
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by babelthuap 3y ago
https://archive.is/20230515160051/https://www.tabletmag.com/...
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by babelthuap 3y ago
High taxes are a good thing. Keeps riffraff out of areas with strict law enforcement and HOA rules. If you don't think so then live in your own personal hell. Politicians and CEO's do not live in low tax areas. Not any harder than
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by babelthuap 3y ago
We have more philanthropy than anytime in history yet the income gap has gotten worse, homeless worse, drug addiction worse. Money can't solve these problems. Only a robust rule of law and a robust middle class can.

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