Quote from: Reggie Essent on November 21, 2025, 11:57:29 PMYeah, the Canuckian folded like a cheap lawn chair as I recall.

He promised elbows up but he fell to his knees.

FUCK THE NORTH ATLANTIC TERRORIST ORGANIZATION

The Warsaw Pact is gone and that archaic organization is not only still around they are creating Hitlers and annexing new stooge countries. Remember when Slobadan Milosevic was going to start WW3?

The US has broken every security assurance made to Russia since the dissolution of the USSR.

I agree with Garraty on US foreign policy. It is controlled by the military-industrial complex. They need enemies or they are out of business.

RQ's wife asked him if her appendix scar made her look unattractive.
Apparently don't worry babe your tits covers it wasn't the answer she was looking for.

Trump needs to declare himself king and we need to execute all liberals and faggits. Problem solved!

Quote from: Herman on November 22, 2025, 08:54:31 PMMarco Rubio just put the entire Western world on notice — mass migration is now officially classified as an "existential threat," and U.S. embassies are being ordered to confront it head-on.

Rubio's directive flips the old globalist script:
American diplomats are now required to challenge any Western government that's enabling migrant crime, lowering standards, or creating two-tiered systems where citizens come LAST.


One example he calls out directly:
"In the United Kingdom, thousands of girls were victimized in Rotherham, Oxford, and Newcastle by grooming gangs involving migrant men... left to suffer unspeakable abuse for years before authorities stepped in."

For the first time in decades, the U.S. is using its diplomatic muscle to defend civilization instead of apologizing for it.
This is what leadership looks like.

The West is worth saving — and America is finally acting like it.

America needs to deport every Somali Refugee niggeR in this country. Fuckin scamming coons!

Sen. John Fetterman accuses Trump of 'dangerous rhetoric'

In a post on X, Democratic Sen. John Fetterman of Pennsylvania accused President Donald Trump of "dangerous rhetoric," saying he "strongly" rejected it.

Source: Sen. John Fetterman accuses Trump of 'dangerous rhetoric'

Quote from: Garraty_47 on November 22, 2025, 07:22:39 PMNo, actually they wouldn't.
Because then the can of worms would have been open and a lot of democrats are in there, too. I expect the only reason they're willing to expose it all now is that the people involved have mostly retired already.

Some snippets are being made public (provided by congress, I believe) and frankly they aren't looking too good for Trump in light of his public denials, characterizations, and how he's given Maxwell a pass.

Not gloating or celebrating... just stating facts.

People have already reviewed the shit and nobody can keep a secret on Trump. In fact, they have a long history of making shit up that isnt true.

Nothing to see on Trump here.

Marco Rubio just put the entire Western world on notice — mass migration is now officially classified as an "existential threat," and U.S. embassies are being ordered to confront it head-on.

Rubio's directive flips the old globalist script:
American diplomats are now required to challenge any Western government that's enabling migrant crime, lowering standards, or creating two-tiered systems where citizens come LAST.


One example he calls out directly:
"In the United Kingdom, thousands of girls were victimized in Rotherham, Oxford, and Newcastle by grooming gangs involving migrant men... left to suffer unspeakable abuse for years before authorities stepped in."

For the first time in decades, the U.S. is using its diplomatic muscle to defend civilization instead of apologizing for it.
This is what leadership looks like.

The West is worth saving — and America is finally acting like it.

fter 10 years of Liberal mismanagement, Canada is stuck in a productivity crisis.

Carney's costly credit card budget offered zero solutions—adding more debt, and higher costs for Canadians.

Investors are fleeing because of high Liberal taxes, endless red tape, and anti-energy laws like C-69 and C-48 that block job-creating projects and strangle economic growth.

Canadians can't afford the cost of Carney.