Not a peep..

Blocks from the U.S. Capitol, a limo burst into flames moments after dropping guests off at Donald Trump’s inauguration.

 

 

Throughout D.C., store windows were smashed, car doors dented. Police stood shoulder to shoulder unloading pepper spray on protesters.

In the middle of the chaos, Trump put his hand on the Bible, took an oath and became the 45th president of the United States.

“In 2016, I just don’t think that the population was prepared for it, and that’s why we didn’t see wider-spread unrest, because nobody expected it to happen,” Richie McGinniss, a longtime video journalist who has covered social unrest for years, told the Caller. McGinnis was previously the video director for the Daily Caller. 

 

 

https://dailycaller.com/2024/10/27/2024-election-donald-trump-protests-jamie-raskin/

 

 

 

 

 

 

https://dailycaller.com/2024/10/27/2024-election-donald-trump-protests-jamie-raskin/

3 minutes ago, Roosting said:

where do you get angry from?

Are you talking about what you do to your styrofoam doll?

that is another fact

All the name calling and weird comments. You are almost as unhinged as Zambo the clown. I’m only asking questions and you are acting weirder than JD Vance. 

51 minutes ago, revkevsdi said:

Has it occurred to you that American fuckery has been the main NATO costs for the last 40 years? They also benefit the most.  Causing Gulf war 1 and then charging the rest of NATO for dropping stockpiles of bombs so Republican donors can make billions was a scam 

Just stop.  You can't spin the truth.   You haven't given that much to Ukraine and your the 4th lowest spending to GDP in all of NATO.   You should be kicked out. 

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No, the US did not charge NATO for the Gulf War: 

 

 

• Gulf War

  NATO was not a direct participant in the Gulf War, but Allied Command Europe did support NATO member states threatened by the conflict. The US and the UN Security Council demanded that Iraq withdraw from Kuwait in response to Iraq's invasion in 1990. 

   

   
• 2003 campaign against Iraq

  NATO was not involved in the decision to conduct the 2003 campaign against Iraq, and NATO as an organization did not play a role in the campaign. The US-led coalition, Operation Iraqi Freedom, ousted the Saddam Hussein regime. 

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4 hours ago, revkevsdi said:

All the name calling and weird comments. You are almost as unhinged as Zambo the clown. I’m only asking questions and you are acting weirder than JD Vance. 

gee I guess I sound a bit like you.

you are the definition of weird.  Try asking someone who has the displeasure of interacting with you in person, they will confirm the weird you posses in spades

A new one I heard….”Extreme extremism” 🤣 

Thats apparently what it will be if Trump wins. Or maybe extremely extreme extremism, you never know 

42 minutes ago, Skidooski said:

A new one I heard….”Extreme extremism” 🤣 

Thats apparently what it will be if Trump wins. Or maybe extremely extreme extremism, you never know 

They are losing their minds and it's a race to see who can scare their pants pissing base.

13 hours ago, Skidooski said:

A new one I heard….”Extreme extremism” 🤣 

Thats apparently what it will be if Trump wins. Or maybe extremely extreme extremism, you never know 

you need to include "right wing" it makes it very very bad