El Luchador

110%dumber?

That was a copy and past of the RV post where I just changed a couple words. I thought it would be more obvious. I don't get the Cracker Barrel thing at all. Most of this stuff goes right over my head. I'm not up on popular culture. I don't know what the appeal of Cracker Barrel is or how anything actually affects it appeal. I did hear they lost 100 million in value over it.

This is 110% complete BS. Derangement at it finest.

Most likely they won't be distracted fans this year.

Even the Tampon Man is sporting the purple and gold.

I think this is the year the Viqueens go all the way.

The Vikings are ready

You dig deep for any supposed example of "wingerness" that you can find. Do you scrounge the internet for this stuff? WOW!!! Meanwhile, 99% of us (including conservatives) probably never even read or paid attention to that article or claim from MSNBC; whatever or whenever it was.

I got up in the morning and you wrote 7 PhD length theses that were the writing caliber of a scorned 14 year old girl.

Convicted felon? Non Citizen? Caviera sounds like he could be both.

For those who don't like Rumble

https://rumble.com/v3sobmv-fake-dead-palestinians-for-propaganda.html

Hello!

All those Nazi references are a result of my inability to read?

I would just like for you to know that with all your cyber stocking I really don't read your posts more than a sentence or two.

I thought this was going to be about Trump creating a ministry of truth. You know like Biden (Obama) wants.

Eat crow

You clearly have never heard the actual response she gave verses the the one they aired.

So his constant references to Nazis is a simple coincidence? And stating we would be making excuses for them has nothing to do with us being Nazi sympathizers? How foolish of me to make such an observation. Although I don't think his constant references to Nazis is just a coincidence.

Nothing polical just entertaining Here is my first recommendation. What are you guys watching or listening to?

I don't see a joke in you not knowing this common bit of knowledge. Or did I miss the sarcasm?

AI Mode All News Images Videos Short videos Forums Shopping Web Books Maps Flights Finance Search tools Feedback AI Overview +7 Egypt maintains a tight border policy with the Gaza Strip, primarily due to security concerns and a strategic effort to avoid a potential influx of Palestinian refugees into its territory, particularly the Sinai Peninsula . Here's a breakdown of the key reasons: Security Concerns: Preventing Militant Infiltration: Egypt fears that a porous border could allow Hamas or other Palestinian militants into the Sinai Peninsula, potentially destabilizing the region where Egyptian military forces have previously battled Islamic militants. Avoiding Conflict with Israel: A resurgence of militancy in Sinai could create a launching pad for attacks against Israel, jeopardizing the peace treaty between Egypt and Israel. Maintaining Internal Stability: Egypt's regime has actively suppressed dissent, particularly from Islamist groups, and sees a connection between Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood, which has been targeted by the government. Concerns about Displacement of Palestinians: Avoiding a Refugee Crisis: Egypt is wary of a mass exodus of Palestinians into its territory, fearing the long-term burden of supporting a large refugee population and the potential for increased instability in Sinai. Opposing Permanent Resettlement: Egypt has repeatedly expressed strong opposition to any plans that could lead to the permanent resettlement of Palestinians from Gaza, viewing it as a potential erasure of the Palestinian cause. Sovereignty and Border Control: Rafah Crossing Control: Egypt wants to maintain control over the Rafah border crossing, which is a vital lifeline for Gaza but also a point of potential vulnerability. Egyptian authorities have been hesitant to open the crossing without guarantees about aid delivery and security arrangements. Recent Closure: The Rafah crossing has been closed since Israeli forces advanced and seized control of it in May 2024, according to Doctors Without Borders. Egypt has insisted that Israeli forces must withdraw from the Palestinian side of the crossing before it can be fully reopened. In summary, Egypt's blockade of Gaza is driven by a complex interplay of security concerns, including anxieties about militant infiltration and destabilization, coupled with a firm stance against the displacement of Palestinians into its territory.

I just love that stuff. I'd be all over that deal.

He just wants to make his wife happy.