Hold up….so you’re telling me a MAGA moron from Utah and his weed dealing buddy from Maryland got caught in the Congo trying to overthrow the government there….🤣 just can’t make this shit up https://t.co/rKTceQbHRqpic.twitter.com/AonMMOvLgU
— Wu Tang is for the Children (@WUTangKids) May 20, 2024
I’ll say this again, Eric Adams is a real-life version of the Mayor Adam West character from Family Guy. Once you make the connection, everything else makes perfect sense. https://t.co/8cunDdrWQr
Kind of like voting to wreck the country and leave it to Democrats to clean it up… again…
Not even picking up your folding chairs is A+ 'being sued by employees of my Christian cupcake shop for stealing their tips' behavior. https://t.co/57aae7SA3N
On this week’s Uncovered, I talked about the backstory of the clip of Tucker Carlson telling Joe Rogan that Alex Jones is a prophet able to predict the future because he is able to channel supernatural powers. Link to show here: https://t.co/Cd0phAetTYpic.twitter.com/MLZDqWegvI
They still need the Jews in Israel if they’re going to make their cockamamie religious prophecies come true. Via Zeteo:
A group of influential Republican senators has sent a letter to International Criminal Court (ICC) chief prosecutor Karim Khan, warning him not to issue international arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other Israeli officials, and threatening him with “severe sanctions” if he does so.
In a terse, one-page letter obtained exclusively by Zeteo, and signed by 12 GOP senators, including Tom Cotton of Arkansas, Florida’s Marco Rubio, and Ted Cruz of Texas, Khan is informed that any attempt by the ICC to hold Netanyahu and his colleagues to account for their actions in Gaza will be interpreted “not only as a threat to Israel’s sovereignty but to the sovereignty of the United States.”
“Target Israel and we will target you,” the senators tell Khan, adding that they will “sanction your employees and associates, and bar you and your families from the United States.”
Rather ominously, the letter concludes: “You have been warned.”
Moskowitz responds to comments made by Greene: I say this as someone whose grandparents escaped the holocaust… There’s no gas chambers in Ukraine. They’re not railing people in. They’re not trying to erase a people. Stop bringing up Nazis and Hitler. You want to talk about… pic.twitter.com/udnHk568eM
Here’s what I remember: I couldn’t get a covid test because my fever was “only” 100 and the Trump administration required 101 in order to be eligible for a test (because they wanted to suppress the number of positive cases); I remember the constant wail of sirens in the background as network news covered the frightening death toll in NYC; I remember big cities had to use refrigerated trucks to store all the bodies; that the supply chain was so screwed up for so long, I had to do my Christmas shopping in September to get the gifts by Christmas; I remember people being out of work and desperate for food. I remember the crime rates soaring. I remember people blowing up ATMs; I heard the explosions almost every night.
I’m sure there’s more, that’s just off the top of my head.
What were these great times people remember? Who are these people?
Thanks to a decision by the Supreme Court today, it is no longer safe to organize a political protest in the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, or Texas.https://t.co/hOfdnk9Equ
