Caveira

Do you ever take a break boss? Do the gremlins that are running around inside your head ever stop?

Wait. No ww4?

Money corrupts all.

Muslims commit way more terror acts these days vs all other religions combined.

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.

Illegal is in the title of illegal alien.

100% of them committed crimes in the us.

100% of them committed crimes in the us.

Was Obama the deporter in chief or the bomber in chief. I always forget.

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.

Not good ones. Murderers are bad.

The stock market is gonna crash and burn too rigit?

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.

Do you want a terror sponsor to have a Nuke or two ?

You both could book the same flight out.

Really nothing worse than that guy who: I hate this place I’m gonna leave…. my friends left it’s better over there…. i could leave and get citizenship somewhere else… given all these things just doesn’t leave. You are like the guy who is always quitting his job. Complains all day at work. Drags everyone down with them…… but just doesn’t quit. Just leave.

Europe has experienced more terrorist attacks than the United States in recent years. Comparative Overview Europe: In 2023, the European Union reported 120 failed, foiled, or completed terrorist attacks, a significant increase from 28 in the previous year. These incidents encompassed various motivations, including jihadist, right-wing, left-wing, and separatist ideologies. United States: the U.S. has faced fewer terrorist attacks compared to Europe.

I was a state placer at 87 lbs in 8th grade. I could have “cut” to 84 and done better imo but our 84 lber won start that year and the year before. Point is I was small. I was an undersized 103 pound wrestler freshmen year in high school. I cut zero and had to try to gain weight. Wrestled varsity… got to state and didn’t place freshmen year. I’m not missing a large part of the point. I get it and I don’t agree with you.

Poetic justice. Now catch them and toss them in prison.

Cortisone is magic.

Twitter you agree with. Good and true. Twitter you don’t agree with. Unsubstantiated internet trash. got it.

1) for the 97th time he didn’t re do 8th grade. He skipped it to train and play video games. 2) the child isn’t morally bankrupt. He is a child. A minor. A 12/13 year old can’t make decisions like that. His parents or guardian are wrong here. 3) statistically speaking. Downgrading academic development for a sport at that age is beyond moronic. Statistically you will not make it in sports and don’t have enough information at 11/12/13 years old to know so. Especially a non revenue sport at the time…. And even the same if it was a non revenue sport. de prioritizing academics at that age is what gets you degree in Recreation, Park, and Tourism Management.

Same in Arizona fyi

If you’ve chosen not to attend 8th grade and plan to stay home playing video games instead, this is considered truancy—not homeschooling—and is illegal under Illinois law (and most U.S. states). Here's why: 1. Compulsory Education Laws In Illinois, children aged 7–16 must attend school, whether public, private, or properly registered homeschool