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  1. https://nypost.com/2024/06/09/world-news/gaza-journalist-held-3-hostages-in-his-home-with-his-family-israeli-military-says/ Poor civilian was killed in the raid. He was a reporter also. But he held hostages in his house. My question is if IDF is killing everyone, how is it that this guy still had a house standing in all the rubble in which he could hold hostage 3 Israelis? Apparently, IDF is not causing the destruction that has been reported by Hamas. mspart
  2. My guess he will not get prison time. 1st offense. I'm guessing he will get a probation of some sort and may get a pardon but Joe has said he won't do that. Maybe Trump will pardon him if Joe won't. mspart
  3. There was talk that this could be a jury nullification case where the evidence is clear but the jury won't convict. They were saying this because of who he is and where the trial took place. Apparently that was not the case. mspart
  4. All the people doing mandates, subsidies, the climateers, and, everything getting 'lectrified think that the stupid drivers don't know what's good for them. It is apparent in their mandates and subsidies. If it was such a great thing, there would be no need for mandates or subsidies. It would just happen organically. The fact that you have to be somewhat rich to afford these contraptions furthers the divide between the know it alls and the stupid drivers who don't know what's good for them. mspart
  5. Interesting that Merchan did not have it investigated first, he just put it out there. This gives justification to call it a mistrial and the Ds can call Trump all the nasty names and everyone get's their way. Only if it is legit. If it was a plant, then all bets are off. And why would Merchan not investigate first before telling everyone if it wasn't a plant and he knew it? And it was on the courts page. Seems kind of funny. mspart
  6. You act as though Israel goes in targeting civilians rather than Hamas. That is the problem. Israel does not go in targeting civilians. They go in targeting Hamas. If civilians are killed it is because Hamas uses them as a shield. It is fully Hamas' responsibility that civilians are killed. Israel has a right to kill Hamas. They do not have the right to target civilians. If civilians are killed while targeting Hamas then that is on Hamas. I have said this numerous times as have others. But you want us to say it is ok for Israel to target civilians which is patently not what they do. That is what Hamas does. So you are still a shill for Hamas but try to deflect that by saying you are happy hostages were released. They were not released. They were rescued by brute force. You are one conflicted uncle there. mspart
  7. And that ladies and gentleman is what I have been saying all along. Hamas takes no responsibility for the safety of Gazans as is plain to see by their actions. Safety of Gazans are Israel's responsibility? What? NOT. mspart
  8. Welcome to the board ingridguerci94! mspart
  9. I guess i could smoke them. mspart
  10. I've never eaten a cricket but have killed many when I was a kid in Alabama, they had chocolate covered grasshoppers and crickets and ants. I never thought that sounded like eating M&Ms. Not so many crickets around here in Seattle area. mspart
  11. So you are here spouting that Trump has a case against him when he doesn't. Very good. And you thought that would get you points? Deceiving and knowingly so? Your credibility just got shot through. mspart
  12. Case was filed in 2016. That was 8 years ago. I haven't heard of a trial happening. Is there a trial planned? If not, why not? If so, why has the media not reported on this? mspart
  13. The last few years it has been police funded less and less thugs going to prison. And look what we have. There is a reason there is unreported crime. Because when it is reported, nothing happens. The police can't react the way we expect because there are less of them than before. DA and city attorneys will not press charges. Nothing happens so why report? https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/04/24/what-the-data-says-about-crime-in-the-us/ Most violent and property crimes in the U.S. are not reported to police, and most of the crimes that are reported are not solved. In its annual survey, BJS asks crime victims whether they reported their crime to police. It found that in 2022, only 41.5% of violent crimes and 31.8% of household property crimes were reported to authorities. If true, then that means that you multiply reported crimes by 1.595 (that's 59.5 unreported violent crime) and that is closer to the real violent crime rate. Same with property crime. Multiply that rate by 1.682 and you have much closer rate of actual property crime. mspart
  14. The soup wins my vote!! mspart
  15. So to my point, the case should never have been adjudicated. mspart
  16. Which came first, the alphabet or the alphabet song? mspart
  17. That's the way to keep criminals off the streets and out of our cars. I hate to say it but what we need is for these idiot liberals to have their homes invaded, vandalized, cars destroyed etc. When the issue doesn't touch them they don't care. mspart
  18. Could Mark Schultz go up another weight class and beat Cael? That would be something to see. mspart
  19. I did too. So we are even. We both profess to have answered each other's questions. mspart
  20. I answered yours. Why won't you answer mine? See. That's pretty easy to do. mspart
  21. Again, this is no excuse for calling it disinformation in the first place when they didn't know. Or maybe FBI knew by then it wasn't. I'm guessing that is the case. But no excuse to discredit something they knew nothing about. Regardless of what Giulani said or didn't say. Your reasoning is the same as a grade school kid saying but Johnny told me to do it. Weak sauce and infantile excuses for the powers that be. It was clear and purposeful election interference plain and simple. There is no excuse for that. mspart
  22. When the asylee is persecuted in some way it is a proper process. People coming are from various countries none of which have habits of persecuting their citizens. And you know that as well as everyone else. mspart
  23. So that is the excuse for calling it Russian disinformation? Weak sauce. msaprt
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