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Caveira

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  1. Got a better way to get more illegals out quickly?
  2. Overall, Muslim perpetrators are responsible for more terrorist attacks and fatalities globally, but Catholic extremists are extremely rare and account for a negligible share. Here’s a detailed breakdown: Global Perspective In a comprehensive dataset of 151,583 terrorist events (global, up to 2021), groups identified as Muslim-affiliated(i.e., Islamist) were responsible for 51% of attacks and 69% of deaths From 1979 to 2021, at least 48,000 Islamist terrorist attacks occurred worldwide—mainly in Muslim-majority countries—resulting in over 210,000 fatalities Catholic-driven terrorism (or Christian extremist attacks) make up only a minuscule fraction of these global numbers—no comparative statistics exist, and no large-scale Catholic extremist group operates comparably to Islamist or secular factions.
  3. How many of these are at the top? In the U.S. (as a sample), the National Center for Education Statistics counted for 2020: 189,692 professors 162,095 associate professors 166,543 assistant professors 96,627 instructors 44,670 lecturers 164,720 other full-time faculty — totals to roughly 824,000 full-time faculty
  4. Iran has won the toss and elected to receive https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1ChSG584YU/?mibextid=wwXIfr
  5. Don’t ceasefire’s always occur this way? The Armistice that ended fighting in World War I was signed at 5:00 a.m. on November 11, 1918, in a railway carriage in the Compiègne Forest of France. The ceasefire was scheduled to take effect six hours later, at 11:00 a.m. Central European Time—the "eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month". Despite the agreement, fighting continued during those final hours. Some commanders, particularly in the American forces under General John J. Pershing, chose to press on with offensives until the last moment. This decision led to significant casualties on the war's final day. Estimates suggest that approximately 11,000 soldiers were killed, wounded, or went missing on November 11, 1918. Of these, around 2,750 were killed.militarytimes.com+3history.blog.gov.uk+3legionmagazine.com+3militarytimes.comcwgc.org Notable among the last casualties were: Henry Gunther (USA): Killed at 10:59 a.m., just one minute before the armistice took effect, making him the last American—and possibly the last Allied—soldier to die in the war. George Lawrence Price (Canada): Shot by a sniper at 10:58 a.m., he is recognized as the last British Empire soldier killed in action during the war. Augustin Trébuchon (France): Killed at 10:45 a.m. while delivering a message to his unit. His death was officially recorded as occurring on November 10 to avoid the embarrassment of acknowledging combat deaths after the armistice was signed. These final casualties underscore the tragic reality that, even with peace agreed upon, the war's toll continued up to its very last moments. ww2 too When was the ceasefire agreed upon? May 7, 1945 – At 02:41 am CE(S)T in Reims, France, Germany’s Chief-of-Staff, Col. Gen. Jodl, signed an unconditional surrender covering all fronts—land, sea, and air—under Eisenhower’s supervisiondefense.gov+15theguardian.com+15cmohs.org+15. May 8, 1945 – A second, diplomatic signing took place in Berlin at 22:43 pm CET, led by Field Marshal Keitel, to placate Soviet demands theguardian.com. When did it take effect? The armistice came into force at 23:01 CET on May 8, 1945,
  6. Obama bombed 7 countries that we know of. How may forever wars did you accuse him of starting?
  7. Soooo. I’m supposed to understand Iowa will pay millions for athletes via some elaborate poaching scheme but they won’t buy a few plane tickets (for the best recruit ever) or get one of the Iowa wrestlers to house one of them or simply rent an apartment in Iowa city for a few k a month. got it. Ok.
  8. We have all said or heard the quote “parents are the worst”. As it pertains to kids sports. Now it’s not historically true that there is $0 money in sports for kids ….. I.e. the statistical probability to make the nba or mlb or nfl or whatever is very small. That is true. But the awful parents were a thing trying to get their kids to that level of impossible. Nil. Colleges paying $$$ etc is going to make that phrase 10000x worse because the $ available now is statistically much higher than the past. i am not arguing don’t pay the kids but we don’t even grasp yet how bad this will get
  9. Bassett will not pop for peds. That’s my prediction.
  10. Next thing you’re going to try to get me to believe your real name isn’t scourge. I’m gullible, but not that gullible.
  11. Do you ever take a break boss? Do the gremlins that are running around inside your head ever stop?
  12. Wait. No ww4?
  13. Muslims commit way more terror acts these days vs all other religions combined.
  14. Do jihadists over here wear a t-shirt indicating they are in a sleeper cell waiting to be activated? also that’s a made up neighbor.
  15. Illegal is in the title of illegal alien.
  16. 100% of them committed crimes in the us.
  17. 100% of them committed crimes in the us.
  18. Was Obama the deporter in chief or the bomber in chief. I always forget.
  19. During President Barack Obama's administration (2009–2017), the United States conducted drone strikes in several countries as part of its counterterrorism efforts. The primary countries targeted by these drone operations included: Pakistan: The U.S. significantly increased drone strikes in Pakistan's tribal regions, particularly targeting areas like North and South Waziristan. These strikes aimed at dismantling al-Qaeda and Taliban networks operating along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. thebureauinvestigates.com+2newyorker.com+2washingtonpost.com+2 Yemen: Drone strikes in Yemen focused on combating al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP). The U.S. targeted suspected militants in various regions, including the 2013 Radda airstrike, which mistakenly hit a wedding convoy, resulting in civilian casualties. newarab.com+2en.wikipedia.org+2businessinsider.com+2 Somalia: Operations in Somalia targeted the militant group al-Shabaab. Notably, a 2016 strike killed approximately 150 suspected militants at a training camp. Afghanistan: While drone strikes were part of broader military operations, they were extensively used to target Taliban and al-Qaeda operatives across various provinces. Iraq: Drone operations in Iraq were primarily aimed at combating the rise of ISIS, especially after the group's significant territorial gains in 2014. Syria: The U.S. initiated drone strikes in Syria targeting ISIS strongholds and leadership, particularly after the group established a significant presence in the region. Libya: In 2011, the U.S., alongside NATO allies, conducted airstrikes, including drone operations, during the intervention against Muammar Gaddafi's regime.
  20. Not good ones. Murderers are bad.
  21. The stock market is gonna crash and burn too rigit?
  22. Trip always conveniently knows someone to make his “story” on this hear message board. A pastor with that literal list of things he said:did would have been on the news by now. No one on this board believes his stories. You can do you though.
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