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it's too early...

NCPRA tiny town in northern NY will inherit proceeds from $12...Long Lake could inherit more than $100 million from the pending sale of the Whitney estate. Locals hope the money is invested and well-managed. heard this on the radio yesterday...

definitely a 2025 Darwin Award contender

NBC NewsLive updates: Minnesota lawmaker shooting suspect to appe...Minnesota lawmaker shooting suspect to appear in court on murder charges after huge manhunt

does anyone currently know where Ray Epps is ?

https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/1-person-injured-after-car-rams-into-no-kings-protesters-in-riverside/3724645/ https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/northern-virginia/man-accused-of-driving-through-crowd-of-protesters-in-culpeper/3936544/ https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/hit-and-run-driver-san-francisco-no-kings-20377586.php

no sense in rushing to judgement on this one...

"On the eve of Donald Trump’s $45+ million military birthday parade, approximately 60 veterans and military family members staged a sit-in on the steps of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC to demand the military get off our city streets from LA to DC, and taxpayer money be directed towards real investments in housing, health care, and food — not political stunts or militarism," the group said in it's statement. The rally included remarks from Army, Air Force, Marine, and National Guard veterans, according to the organization. The group said Friday evening's actions were part of a planned sit-in on the U.S. Capitol steps. "We want a future where we invest in care for veterans, in health care, and in education, not where we spend $50 million on a parade,” said Brittany Ramos DeBarros, an Army combat veteran and Organizing Director of About Face: Veterans Against the War, in a statement to 7News. Many of those detained wore shirts that read "Veterans Against Fascism." WJLA60 detained following veterans protest against Army parad...Dozens of people who took part in a protest held by veterans protesting the Army's military parade on Saturday were detained on the U.S. Capitol Grounds after e

"The couple also shares two children, Colin and Sophie." just terrible...

fairly certain tariffs were never brought into this conversation until now. so when do you think we'll see grocery prices decrease? imo, we won't regardless of who's dumb ass is sitting in the oval office. once corporations and businesses get enough people to pay a higher price rarely do they ever bring them down. commodities are a different scenario, yet the deviation between the price of oil and the price at the pump has increased. 'your grocery prices will be going down' probably sounded good to some while on the campaign trail... kinda like, 'I'll end the war in Ukraine on day one'... also interesting... Pew Research Center5 facts about food costs in AmericaAbout six-in-ten U.S. adults say food costs are extremely or very important to them when deciding what to buy.

pick one... https://www.google.com/search?q=fred+food+prices&rlz=1C1ONGR_enUS1032US1032&oq=fred+food+prices&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyCQgAEEUYORiABDIICAEQABgWGB4yCAgCEAAYFhgeMggIAxAAGBYYHjIICAQQABgWGB4yCggFEAAYChgWGB4yCAgGEAAYFhgeMggIBxAAGBYYHjINCAgQABiGAxiABBiKBTIHCAkQABjvBdIBCDQyOThqMGo3qAIIsAIB8QW0VwCAy2T7Qw&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

The number of Canadians returning from travel to the U.S. by land and air continues to decline, according to new data released by Statistics Canada. The data showed that return trips made by Canadians in May dropped for the fifth consecutive month compared with last year, with trips north by Americans also dropping. In May, 1.3 million Canadians made a return trip by car from the U.S., a drop of 38.1 per cent compared with the same month in 2024. Just a month earlier, there was a decline of 35.2 percent compared with April 2024, with 1.2 million return trips. Air travel also saw a decline in May, with Statistics Canada reporting Canadian return trips fell 24.2 percent compared with the same month in 2024. This marks an even steeper decline than in April, when the number of Canadians who returned by air dropped 19.9 percent compared with a year earlier. Fewer Americans also made their journey to their northern neighbour, with data showing 1,044,700 trips by automobile were made, an 8.4 per cent decline compared with last year. Air travel to Canada by Americans also fell slightly compared with 2024, dropping by 0.3 per cent. Travel has continued to drop since the beginning of the year amid U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs and rhetoric of making Canada the “51st state,” as well as a weakened Canadian dollar. The drop has had a ripple effect on airlines, with some reducing the capacity of their flights to the U.S. to respond to lower demand. In March, Air Canada reduced flights by 10 per cent to Florida, Las Vegas and Arizona, and WestJet, Flair Airlines and Air Transat made similar moves. Global NewsCanada-U.S. travel falls further for 5th straight month:...The number of Canadians making return trips by vehicle from the U.S. fell for the fifth consecutive month year over year, with air travel also on the decline.

kinda like thinking your vote in Dane county matters?

when Brent &/or WTI goes up 7%+ in one day, the price increase doesn't show up at the pump the same day, or the next day... OilPrice.comOil Price Charts | Oilprice.comOilprices from around the world. Consumer Price Index for All Urb...Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers: Food in U.S...doesn't look like grocery prices are decreasing either... the stomach is speaking...

some people are starting to speak their minds about what's going on, I guess. in fairness he warned everyone in the preceding podcast that this particular podcast was going to discuss what's been going on in LA regarding immigration/ICE and they were going to have this particular immigration lawyer, also a car guy to get his perspective. Siderman's personal family immigration story is incredibly interesting and he went over a raft of legal/illegal scenarios and what is and isn't legal, etc. the topic of why ICE is raiding Home Depots, factories and farms rather than targeting gangs/MS13/etc in the barios to keep up a quota of 3K arrests per day was also eye opening. The factual record, which consists only of the Sidermans' complaint and numerous declarations they submitted in support of their claims, tells a horrifying tale of the violent and brutal excesses of an anti-Semitic military junta that ruled Argentina.On March 24, 1976, the Argentine military overthrew the government of President Maria Estela Peron and seized the reins of power for itself, installing military leaders of the central government and the provincial governments of Argentina.1That night, ten masked men carrying machine guns forcibly entered the home of Jose and Lea Siderman, husband and wife, in Tucuman Province, Argentina.The men, who were acting under the direction of the military governor of Tucuman, ransacked the home and locked Lea in the bathroom.They then blindfolded and shackled 65-year old Jose, dragged him out of his home, tossed him into a waiting car, and drove off to an unknown building.For seven days the men beat and tortured Jose.Among their tools of torture was an electric cattle prod, which they used to shock Jose until he fainted.As they tortured him, the men repeatedly shouted anti-Semitic epithets, calling him a "Jew Bastard" and a "Shitty Jew."They inflicted all of these cruelties upon Jose Siderman because of his Jewish faith. At the end of this nightmarish week, his body badly bruised and his ribs broken, Jose was taken out of the building and driven to an isolated area, where the masked men tossed him out of the car.The men told Jose that if he and his family did not leave Tucuman and Argentina immediately, they would be killed.On the day of Jose's release, he and Lea fled to Buenos Aires in fear for their lives.Their son Carlos followed shortly thereafter, and the night Carlos left Tucuman, military authorities ransacked his home.In June 1976, Jose, Lea, and Carlos left Argentina for the United States, where they joined Susana Siderman de Blake.She is the daughter of Jose and Lea and is a United States citizen. Before the hasty flight from Tucuman to Buenos Aires, Jose was forced to raise cash by selling at a steep discount part of his interest in 127,000 acres of land.Prior to their departure for the United States, the Sidermans also made arrangements for someone to oversee their family business, Inmobiliaria del Nor-Oeste, S.A.("INOSA"), an Argentine corporation.Susana Siderman de Blake, Carlos Siderman and Lea Siderman each owned 33% of INOSA and Jose owned the remaining one percent.Its assets comprised numerous real estate holdings including a large hotel in Tucuman, the Hotel Gran Corona.The Sidermans granted management powers over INOSA to a certified public accountant in Argentina. After the Sidermans left Argentina for the United States, Argentine military officers renewed their persecution of Jose.They altered real property records in Tucuman to show that he had owned not 127,000, but 127, acres of land in the province.They then initiated a criminal action against him in Argentina, claiming that since he owned only 127 acres he had sold land that did not belong to him.Argentina sought the assistance of our courts in obtaining jurisdiction over his person, requesting via a letter rogatory that the Los Angeles Superior Court serve him with documents relating to the action.The court, unaware of Argentina's motives, complied with the request. Soon thereafter, while he was travelling in Italy, Jose was arrested pursuant to an extradition request from Argentina to the Italian government.Argentina charged that Jose had fraudulently obtained the travel documents enabling him to leave Argentina in 1976.Jose was not permitted to leave Cremora, Italy, for seven months, and actually was imprisoned for 27 days, before an Italian Appeals Court finally held that Argentina's extradition request would not be honored, as it was politically motivated and founded on pretextual charges. The Argentine military also pursued INOSA with vigor.In April 1977, INOSA was seized through a sham "judicial intervention," a proceeding in which property is put into receivership.The purported reasons for the intervention were that INOSA lacked a representative in Argentina and that INOSA had obtained excessive funds from a Tucuman provincial bank.Though these reasons were pretexts for persecuting the Sidermans because of their religion and profiting from their economic success, the Sidermans were unable to oppose the intervention because Argentine officials had imprisoned and killed the accountant to whom they had granted management powers over INOSA.In 1978, the Sidermans retained an attorney in Argentina and brought a derivative action in a Tucuman court in an effort to end the intervention.The court ordered that the intervention cease, and the order was upheld by the Supreme Court of Tucuman, but the order remains unenforced and the intervention has continued.Argentine military officials and INOSA's appointed receivers have extracted funds from INOSA, purchased various assets owned by INOSA at sharply discounted prices, and diverted INOSA's profits and revenues to themselves. In 1982, Jose, Lea, and Carlos, who by then had become permanent residents of the United States, and Susana, a United States citizen since 1967, turned to federal court for relief.They filed a complaint asserting eighteen causes of action based on the torture and harassment of Jose by Argentine officials and the expropriation of their property in Argentina.Named defendants included the Republic of Argentina, the Province of Tucuman, INOSA, and numerous individual defendants who participated in the wrongdoing.In December 1982, the Sidermans properly served Argentina and Tucuman with the Summons and Complaint.The Argentine Embassy subsequently sought assistance from the U.S. State Department, which informed Argentina that it would have to appear and present any defenses it wished to assert to the district court, including the defense of sovereign immunity, or risk a default judgment.The State Department also provided a directory of lawyer referral services.Despite receiving this information, Argentina did not enter an appearance, and the Sidermans filed a motion for default judgment. ETC.... https://case-law.vlex.com/vid/siderman-blake-v-republic-892966392

with Sergio Siderman interesting perspectives @Highmark

we love the police until we hate the police cowards

Senator CornynThe Back the Blue Act | Senator CornynSen. Cornyn introduced the Back the Blue Act to increase penalties for criminals who target police and provide new tools for officers to protect themselves Police officers file civil lawsuit seeking court order to hang Jan. 6 plaque at U.S. Capitol https://www.cbsnews.com/news/policeofficers-lawsuit-installing-jan-6-plaque-at-u-s-capitol/ the party of law and order ... unless of course it offends their leaders labia.

I left I came back butthurt ensued... MC is back more butthurt... FSCE is ruined...

yes, mod class is generally full on race sleds... they do test stuff in the mod classes which end up on the consumer side as mentioned. pro-stock and terrain racing is what I prefer to watch, or actually give a crap about. sadly, they haven't been in the ditches for a while now. hopefully that changes this winter...

maybe you should take your own advice Peter Retarrdo... 😉

can you point out which of the opinions you disagree with?

find that exact post...

you ladies have two sites... well technically JFF has three to occupy your days. off to TBP echo chamber with you