US Elections (& Politics) :)

[Sybertiger]

Well didnt have to wait long..

The E.U. to buy $750 billion of U.S. energy products. Why that’s ‘absurd.’​

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-e-u-says-it-will-buy-750-billion-of-u-s-energy-products-why-thats-absurd-ac5de025?g=729e9b29-2eb6-4505-a361-5f920314bfdd&mod=djem_mwnbulletin

 

[Sybertiger]

Do you feel it coming? I'm afraid we are going to see more and more of this. Eventually, it's be small groups which will lead to larger groups. The left will resort to violence first. The kneejerk reaction by the left will be to sue the gun manufacturer. No accountability for the politicians who have disarmed the law abiding citizens which just emboldens chit like this.

 

[Sybertiger]

Welp, I don't know the details of what Trump put together with the EU but from the sounds of EU reaction I feel good about it. LOL.

p.s. Eff their values...ain't gonna recognize your daddy's EU in ten years. Hope the shit don't flow west.

 

[David L]

Personally, I don't want to open carry and I don't want my firearm's print to be seen under my clothes. But no one is perfect and "accidental" viewing or printing does happen. Since I'm tall it's not uncommon for someone in the grocery store to ask me to reach up high to grab a product for them. I kind of "feel" like open carry or explicit printing statutes could avoid the issue if the firearm getting exposed if your T-shirt lifts up, etc.

Having moved out to the country. Most EVERYONE carries, go to a restaurant, grocery store, feed store, you will always see at least one or two carrying. Out here it works. Almost zero crime here. Heck our town is a dry town even. Nothing is hidden here. I saw one guy with two guns and two knifes on his belt
He is ready for anything. Carrying is mainly used for animal control...Guns shots are heard almost daily out here...

We feel 1000% safer out here than we did in the big city.

 

[Oceanslider]

Media Share Misleading Images Of Gazan Child To Falsely Accuse Israel Of Mass Starvation

'Ignore the medical reality, strip the context, and turn her child into a propaganda weapon.'

Media outlets have employed a photo of an emaciated Gaza child to substantiate claims that Israel is intentionally starving residents of the Hamas-controlled zone.

But the legacy media never reported that the child, now 20 months old, suffers from numerous medical problems — nor that his three-year-old brother looks healthy with no signs of malnutrition, according to an investigation.


This viral image of a child in Gaza was misreported as proof of starvation caused by Israel. In reality, Muhammad’s health condition, not hunger, is the issue. It’s time for the media to correct their misleading coverage. Another Photo. Another Lie. | HonestReporting

Published initially on Instagram with the caption, “A body eated [sic] by hunger, and eyes looking for mercy in a deaf world,” the visuals went viral after The Daily Express showcased them on its front page.

“Within hours, almost every major outlet was using the image to tell the same story,” investigative reporter David Collier noted. “Sky News, CNN, The Guardian, Daily Mail, New York Times, and The Times (UK) – they all ran with it, reinforcing the message: Gaza is gripped by mass starvation.”

“Except this image proves none of it,” he said.

“Wider and unpublished pictures show Mohammed’s healthy brother Joud, who was born on 18 April 2022 and is 3 years old. Mohammed was born on 23 December 2023, just two months after October 7. What we can see from the pictures is that both Mohammed’s mother and his older brother, look healthy and are not suffering from any type of starvation that would be...

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[Parley]

Justice Department files misconduct complaint against Judge Boasberg: Bondi

The filing marks the second time the DOJ has made a complaint against a federal judge this year. The department also filed a misconduct complaint against U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes in February.

Attorney General Pam Bondi on Monday announced that the Justice Department (DOJ) has filed a misconduct complaint against U.S. District Court Chief Judge James Boasberg over comments he's made about the Trump administration.

The judge has overseen multiple Trump administration cases, including the high-profile deportation flights case, where the Trump administration deported suspected members of the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang to El Salvador. He also oversaw the administration's Signal chat case in March.

Bondi did not state what comments the complaint was directly related to, but it accuses Boasberg of making "improper public comments" about President Donald Trump and his administration.

"Today at my direction, the [DOJ] filed a misconduct complaint against U.S. District Court Chief Judge James Boasberg for making improper public comments about President Trump and his Administration," Bondi posted on X. "These comments have undermined the integrity of the judiciary, and we will not stand for that."

The filing marks the second time the DOJ has made a complaint against a federal judge this year. The department also filed a misconduct complaint against U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes in February, Fox News reported.

Justice Department files misconduct complaint against Judge Boasberg: Bondi

The filing marks the second time the DOJ has made a complaint against a federal judge this year. The department also filed a misconduct complaint against U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes in February.

justthenews.com