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One of maybe 2 or 3 real journalists left. Probably a left-leaner (or was), but the thing I like is...I absolutely cannot tell much about her politics and that's the way a good investigative journalist should be.
thought murder was a state offense. guess DOJ gets involved when an elite takes a hit.
Cobalt mining for Big Tech is driving child labor, deaths in the Congo
Child labor, sexual assault, birth defects, abject poverty, workers buried alive: A new exposé on artisanal cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo lifts the curtain on a nightmarish world in which billions of people are unwittingly complicit. Senior climate correspondent Louise...
www.independent.co.uk
Yep, those EEElectric cars are sure clean...yep. Heavy metals? No problem because NIMBY....
Since the big guy was in Angola yesterday , we’ll probably read tomorrow he gave the Congo 10-20 billion ….. Plus each of the 40,000 slaves get new Teslas.Cobalt mining for Big Tech is driving child labor, deaths in the Congo
Child labor, sexual assault, birth defects, abject poverty, workers buried alive: A new exposé on artisanal cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of the Congo lifts the curtain on a nightmarish world in which billions of people are unwittingly complicit. Senior climate correspondent Louise...
Yep, those EEElectric cars are sure clean...yep. Heavy metals? No problem because NIMBY....
Good point about Angola. Either he's doling out money or he's setting things up so the SHTF there too. I mean, so his handlers set things up...he's too busy sleeping. Wonder how the ice cream is over there?Since the big guy was in Angola yesterday , we’ll probably read tomorrow he gave the Congo 10-20 billion ….. Plus each of the 40,000 slaves get new Teslas.
More comedy from the Cyber Truck clown crew.Meanwhile up in Canada, idiots continue to be taught one hard lesson after another by Mother Nature:
Tesla Cybertruck Immediately Dies in Canadian Winter – Owner Bricks the Truck Trying to Use the Defroster, Says “In Love to Heartbroken on the Same Day”
A brand new Cybertruck owner from Canada says his truck bricked itself as he was trying to defrost it. After the truck died in less than 24 hours, the Cybertruck owner says he went from being “In love to heartbroken on the same day.”www.torquenews.com
Tesla Cybertruck Owner Says Carrying Hay Killed His Truck’s Air Suspension, Now His Cybertruck is Slowly Sinking into the Ground
A fault in the Cybertruck’s bed design allows debris to easily get trapped in the under-bed compartment. If moving hay, it blocks the air compressor intake, causing it to overheat. This affects the air suspension, which causes the truck to sink lopsided.
www.torquenews.com
Conflicted... can't decide whether to respond with a "LOL" emoji... or my favorite Chihuahua meme...
How about complimenting Mace for having more balls than most of her male colleagues?
I agree but those ball-less RINO bitches need to be called out as often as possible.Low bar... but point taken
Even if ice cream is there, you don’t. Just don’t. And I’m a fan of street food in strange places. Although a couple of times I thought I was going to prolapse in the aftermath. But dairy products or water are a solid no-go.
So pierre justine, if you send them to ukraine, who is going to shoot them ? 
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i wonder what it will be for this year.
Archived: 2023 Year in Review
ERO officials made 170,590 administrative arrests, representing a 19.5% increase in overall arrests from FY 2022. Of the total arrests ICE conducted in FY 2023, 43% of those arrested had criminal convictions or pending criminal charges, up from 32.5% in FY 2022. In the group of 73,822 individuals with criminal histories, there were 290,708 charges and convictions for an average of four per individual. These included many serious charges or convictions for offenses such as:
- Homicide (1,713).
- Kidnapping (1,655).
- Sexual assault (4,390).
- Assault (33,209).
- Robbery (3,097).
- Burglary (6,964).
- Weapons offenses (7,520).
Yup. Got a relative that just has to be the Center of attention. Has a “trans kid” now. What a shocker.
Raising a “show poodle” that will most likely commit suicide in the future.
Yup. I hope the poor kid reaches out to me before the end. I occupy the “crazy out there old school” end of the spectrum, so if the kid wants to rebel against mommy’s wokeness, I’m the expert adviser.
lol, yeah, i am the crazy right-wing uncle that warned everyone not to take the clotshots.
now my sister's cancer came back after 5 years in remission, nephew just died of cancer, his sister is fighting a battle with cancer, and my brother (triathlete) had a stroke...
i'm the "crazy" one, hahaha.
We are in the same boat. Sister (trans kid mom) did get uterine cancer, but no relapse yet. I am not part of any family interaction. They occasionally call separately when they need a dose of reality from the borderlands of society.
Ah man.......just when I was getting ready to take the family on vacation. I hear Ukraine is nice this time of year.stop all travel to/from from congo.
stop all travel to/from from congo.
From the (limited) info available this looks like a highly mutated strain of virulent influenza like 1918 and 1969 that suddenly crossed over into humans from latency in an animal host pool and it will take several rounds of interacting with the human genome before the strain adapts, reduces it's potency, and gradually fades into the background noise of all the other flu strains circulating around... Exactly 4 years ago we watched this same situation unfold. Shit is literally like a fever dream...
She carry's concealed in DC should be enough to figure her out
One of maybe 2 or 3 real journalists left. Probably a left-leaner (or was), but the thing I like is...I absolutely cannot tell much about her politics and that's the way a good investigative journalist should be.
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i wonder what it will be for this year.
Archived: 2023 Year in Review
www.ice.gov
ERO officials made 170,590 administrative arrests, representing a 19.5% increase in overall arrests from FY 2022. Of the total arrests ICE conducted in FY 2023, 43% of those arrested had criminal convictions or pending criminal charges, up from 32.5% in FY 2022. In the group of 73,822 individuals with criminal histories, there were 290,708 charges and convictions for an average of four per individual. These included many serious charges or convictions for offenses such as:
- Homicide (1,713).
- Kidnapping (1,655).
- Sexual assault (4,390).
- Assault (33,209).
- Robbery (3,097).
- Burglary (6,964).
- Weapons offenses (7,520).
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Hitler was a fucking idiot.but can we even trust cbs?
He could have just written himself and his SS generals all pardons.
