1 hour ago, Carlos Danger said:

He wants to sell Iran weapons and to that end he is willing to take their side if it serves him.

He doesn’t have weapons to spare. The West are letting him play himself out. 

14 minutes ago, Steve753 said:

Cleary Joe and Trump aren't on the same level stamina wise. Trump is like the energizer bunny. Biden is frail looking and often looks tired.

Be honest for once.

Joe shouldn’t be President. He is too old. But it’s funny how the right have to crop speeches to make joe look worse. They left just let Trump ramble to prove their point. 

2 hours ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Even cops Barb.

 

 

Let’s hear your whole theory. Tl

You’re a numbers guy, it has to make sense right?

You said the doctors won’t stand up to the boards. What boards? How many people on those boards? Are they corrupt. Let’s start easy, number of boards across the country times members times the money it would cost to buy them out. 
 

2 hours ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Even cops Barb.

 

 

Let’s hear your whole theory. Tl

You’re a numbers guy, it has to make sense right?

You said the doctors won’t stand up to the boards. What boards? How many people on those boards? Are they corrupt. Let’s start easy, number of boards across the country times members times the money it would cost to buy them out. 
 

On 10/14/2023 at 12:12 PM, EvilBird said:

Joe doesn't even know what day it is 

 

 

It would make sense to criticize Joe if the Republican front runner wasn’t worse. How many incoherent rants against windmills do you need?

16 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Dr's who spoke out were fired and lost their licenses.

50 Dr's in BC are suing Bonnie Henry, and lawsuits are spreading everywhere now.  You don't know this cause you watch cbc news.

Let’s hear the whole theory. 

1 minute ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Excess deathsvarecway up from unknown causes.  But hey it's not from the vax.

Retard.

So what are your logical conclusions from this?

Are 96% of doctors stupid? Are they part of a vast conspiracy? Are they just spineless people who are so scared to speak out they ignored their life mission?

what about pharmacists and nurses, are they all stupid or cowards too? Or are they part of the conspiracy.  Please lay out how this all works. 

4 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

For you Barb.

 

Oooh a meme. I definitely want medical advice from a meme.  
 

I tell you that 96% of the AMA got vaccinated and you show me one a link from one doctor and a meme.  Man you sure know how to research. 

19 minutes ago, Steve753 said:

Meanwhile California has the 3rd most oil refineries in the USA.

It’s part of the reason their air quality sucks in the first place. But it’s good that even locally higher adoption of Ev’s can make a difference 

9 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

She's a total wacko and a Dr.

She may indeed be a total wacko. They exist everywhere. 
 

I’m guessing in sparky university they taught you all about how vaccines reduce viral load but you have participated in peer review studies to show that it is bullshit and vaccines don’t do anything. 
 

In the end the more Trumpy people who don’t get vaccinated the better future we will have. 
But know this, although many on the left publicly got their shot, Donald Trump, Rob Desantis and all your fox favourites quietly got the vaccine. 

3 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Dude I was at the top of my class, graduated with 90s, went through electrical engineering, ie the real one.

So not even a real electrician. 
You and the rest of the Trumpsters have all agreed that university education is for stupid people. That must be tough. 

On 10/11/2023 at 5:21 PM, ArcticCrusher said:

How many boosters did you get?

Getting one this week.  
 

I think the big shift in crazy happened because people won’t admit how stupid they are.  You remember the smart kids in class, the ones that won all the awards while you and your stoner buddies sat looking stupid. you’ve had to convince yourself that you know more from a few hours of YouTube than they know after 7 years in university and 20 years of related experience on the job. 
 

I wouldn’t trust the smartest kids I went to school with to wire my house or work on my car. But if they are environment scientists, doctors or pharmacists  I’ll trust them in their related field over an easily lead dumbfuck like you. 

16 hours ago, Edmo said:

“All of the above” should be the preferred choice for all of us. Making laws against one is foolish. 

I’d rather have solar in my backyard than a pipeline anywhere near me or up river. It’s even worse for you because congress got paid off to pass a law limiting oil industry exposure for their spillS and explosions. 
 

Meanwhile those hippies in California noticed a significant drop in hospital visits due to respiratory illnesses after widespread adoption of Ev’s. You may have missed that story while you were reading about all the ev fires. 
 

https://thehill.com/policy/equilibrium-sustainability/3841203-california-neighborhoods-with-more-evs-see-better-air-quality-public-health/

21 hours ago, Snake said:

Nice chart. Got a link to it? Canada alone has spent 23 billion on pipeline support since 2018. I doubt that covers spill clean up. 

17 hours ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Still can't think for yourself.

Sure I can. I think that an electrician doesn’t have enough education or experience to understand vaccine efficacy.  I think that if 96% of the AMA take a vaccine then it’s a good idea. 
I think if the people spreading doubt about vaccines for votes or ratings take the vaccines, then only a brain dead moron would continue to support or listen to them. 

34 minutes ago, EvilBird said:

Trump is taking over Canada ! 

Better hide! 

We Never go full Trump, but are considering Trump light.  He’ll march with white supremacists as a nod to your buddies. 

On 10/12/2023 at 2:09 PM, ArcticCrusher said:

Can you walk and chew at the same time?

On 10/12/2023 at 11:20 AM, ArcticCrusher said:

Ivm and hcl work.

There use to be a show called. So you think you are smarter than a 5th grader.  You’ve jumped over that right to So you think you are smarter than a doctor. 

17 hours ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Your potus is a pedo.

Did Jordan protect him too?  
it’s weird that not even Fox News will air that story. 

19 hours ago, Steve753 said:

The right hate Fox News ever since they had to admit Trump lied about rigged voting machines and fired Trump’s co conspirator 

18 hours ago, ACE said:

Fascists HATE Jim Jordan 

But if you want to someone to look the other way while you sexually assault students, he’s your go to. 

19 hours ago, SkisNH said:

Bidens been accused of rape...Kamala on the primary said she believes it.

Btw Clinton didn't get impeached for s BJ..he was impeached because he lied about it under oath.

Lastly, Trump never praised Nazis...run that line by a Dim. They believe that shit.

Hitler did a lot of good things isn’t praising a Nazi. Either is “There are good people on both side”. Much like he didn’t praise Hamas this week. 
 

Another example of poor picked on Trump getting a pass on far worse things than a Democrat would get away with. 

20 hours ago, XCR1250 said:

Menendez accused of acting as foreign agent for Egypt while helming Senate Foreign Relations Committee

Erica Orden

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NEW YORK — Federal prosecutors accused Sen. Bob Menendez on Thursday of secretly acting as an agent of the government of Egypt while serving as the chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, adding to the slate of criminal charges for which the New Jersey Democrat was indicted last month.

Prosecutors in the Manhattan U.S. attorney’s office unveiled an updated indictment adding the charge of conspiracy for a public official to act as a foreign agent, alleging that Menendez; his wife, Nadine Menendez; and a New Jersey businessman, Wael Hana, used his Senate position to benefit the government of Egypt without registering as foreign agents.

The new indictment comes three weeks after a federal grand jury charged all three — along with two other New Jersey businessmen — with conspiracy to commit bribery, conspiracy to commit honest services fraud and conspiracy to commit extortion. That set of charges also centered on Menendez’s alleged efforts to advocate for Egypt.

In combination with the earlier charges, the new indictment paints a damning portrait of a sitting congressman allegedly using his office not to benefit his constituents but to advance the interests of a foreign nation.

The original charges accused the Menendezes of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes in cash, gold bars, a Mercedes-Benz C-300 convertible and home mortgage payments. In exchange, prosecutors said, the couple benefitted the three New Jersey businesspeople and the government of Egypt between 2018 and 2022, “including with respect to foreign military sales and foreign military financing.” Menendez had significant influence over those matters as the chair and, prior to that, as the ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

All of the defendants pleaded not guilty to the charges in the original indictment.

In a statement Thursday evening, Menendez insisted he is innocent.

“The government’s latest charge flies in the face of my long record of standing up for human rights and democracy in Egypt and in challenging leaders of that country, including President El-Sisi on these issues," he said. "I have been, throughout my life, loyal to only one country — the United States of America, the land my family chose to live in democracy and freedom.

An attorney for Hana, Larry Lustberg, called the allegation against his client "as absurd as it is false." He added: "As with the other charges in this indictment, Mr. Hana will vigorously defend against this baseless allegation.”

The new indictment accused the Menendezes and Hana of a more extreme level of advocacy on behalf of Egypt, saying that the senator “promised to take and took a series of acts on behalf of Egypt, including on behalf of Egyptian military and intelligence officials,” and that his wife and Hana “communicated requests and directives from Egyptian officials” to the senator.

The indictment details several specific instances in which Menendez allegedly sought to benefit Egyptian officials. In May 2019, the senator, his wife and Hana met with an Egyptian intelligence official at Menendez’s Senate office, where they discussed an American citizen who had been injured in a 2015 airstrike by the Egyptian military using a U.S.-manufactured helicopter, according to the indictment. The incident had resulted in some members of Congress objecting to awarding military aid to Egypt.

Shortly after the meeting, Menendez searched for information about the incident online, according to the indictment, and a week later the Egyptian official told Hana in an encrypted message that if Menendez were to help resolve the matter, “he will sit very comfortably.” Hana replied: “orders, consider it done.” The official then sent Hana screenshots of a statement from the American citizen’s attorney, which Hana sent to Nadine Menendez, who forwarded it to her husband.

The indictment also alleges that in the spring of 2020, after Nadine Menendez arranged a meeting between her husband and the same Egyptian official about a dam on the Nile River that “was generally regarded as one of the most important foreign policy issues for Egypt,” Menendez wrote a letter to the then-Treasury secretary and the then-secretary of state to push them to resolve negotiations over the dam.

“I am writing to express my concern about the stalled negotiations between Egypt, Ethiopia, and Sudan over [the dam],” Menendez wrote, according to court papers. “I therefore urge you to significantly increase the State Department’s engagement on negotiations surrounding the [dam].”

Although Menendez had said prior to the September indictment that he planned to run for reelection in 2024, he appeared less certain after facing the first set of charges.

“I’m not going to jeopardize any seat in New Jersey under any circumstances,” he told reporters earlier this month, saying he hasn’t made a decision yet.

Wow!  That must be worth way more than the money Jared negotiated with the Saudis while he was in the white house.  Jared must be a better businessman than this low rent SOB. 

19 hours ago, SkisNH said:

Bidens been accused of rape...Kamala on the primary said she believes it.

Btw Clinton didn't get impeached for s BJ..he was impeached because he lied about it under oath.

Lastly, Trump never praised Nazis...run that line by a Dim. They believe that shit.

Biden was accused, never charged.  Was that the woman that accused him but they couldn’t place him in the building at the time of the assault?

vs Trump who was found guilty, admitted to similar acts on tape, lied about knowing her said she wasn’t his typed and when shown a photo of him with her thought it was a photo of his ex wife. These are facts and you dumb fucks believe a guy who cheated on all his wives would tell you the truth. Dumb as shit. 

13 hours ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Poor Barb.

 

Obviously using tax dollars to put pipeline’s through native lands is the preferred choice when solar and wind keep getting cheaper and ev’s keep improving 

15 hours ago, BOHICA said:

Interesting…. From your link.  
 

Another option? Taxing kilowatt-hours at charging stations. But Garett Shrode with the Eno Center for Transportation said that approach has its pitfalls because “80% of electric vehicle charging happens at the home and not at public chargers.”

It’s definitely something the iceholes have trouble getting their brains around. Home charging saves far more time and money's than any of the inconveniences associated with road trips. Because of the overnight surpluses of electricity in Ontario some places only charge 2.4 cents/kw.   Less than 1 cent per mile.