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Charmingmander said:
Didn't we already disprove the ice melting bullshit? Aren't some areas more iced over than 20 years ago now?

Also, why does no one mention ice cube effect. If there is less ice displacing water, the water level would theoretically drop. However, if we take it a step further, water level may not change at all since the same amount of water is there just not solid. Since water does expand when frozen, but only to an extent, water level would lower perhaps by a small amount but not by much.

And this is before we get into much of the ice at either poll being on landmass and not floating. It's all a load of bullshit.
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Well, what we REALLY need is some more taxes - and to sacrifice some more of our economy to give it to the Chinese.
That'll fix it.
 
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Regardless, I still do not understand how this would cause water levels to drop.
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They are causing a water crisis. If you follow globalists' movement to privatize water...why is all this land being bought up (besides the means of food production, spying on military bases)? Access to water tables. Both Saudi's and Chinese are literally stealing our water. But certain admins look the other way (and Trump is guilty of this too with the Saudis).
 
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fpgt72 said:
I want to comment on this for a sec......Yea I know.

When "those" people say, well women could have invented trains, planes and automobiles....sure they could have, but would they have. Nope. There is not a woman on the planet that would put a bed sheet over a wood frame and jump off a cliff to see if it would fly. Women are just not wired this way. 90% of the men out there would see that and go.....yea I think that would work....hold my beer.

Think back to the very beginning of these inventions, ANY invention. It is anything but smooth sailing. Think about general history. When everyone knew the world was flat it is crazy men that sailed off over the edge. When the maps said, here be dragons it is crazy men that went lets go and see if we can catch one. When the rockets blew up on the launch pad it is men that said, well that did not work, send Joe's widow some flowers and lets try this next time. And next time Fred is standing there saying is it ready to go yet.

Women are just not wired this way, even "good" women. My wife is an example of a good woman, she is just about perfect but the one thing that drives me crazy is she will not take a chance. Example.

Built a loft in my shop this spring, 6x6 posts hold it up. I hit one with the deck on the mower, twisted it. Wife is freaked out by it being twisted....it will be just fine, it is not going to fall, but you know that twist is driving me nuts, you know if I put a come-a-long on the corner there, and hooked the other end there I bet I could twist it back......DON'T DO THAT YOU WILL MAKE IT WORSE. No I could fix it. This went on for quite a while, likely because I am lazy. Finally I just did it. How did that get straight, I hooked a come-a-long here and there and it worked. It might not have and pulled everything down. It worked.

Women are not wired to take the "chances" that men take. Men are not wired to "play it safe", men are a, you know if I just did..............

I am not saying it would not have happened but it would not have happened like it did, I bet out tech would be roughly 1700's if women had their way.
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That is some food for thought. I think you are correct at a high level. Risk and risk aversion are somewhat built into the sexes, and it makes sense to me why this exists (nuturing and preservation of the species while the man seems to be designed to take the risks, protect and die in that process if need be). But I have seen many a safety seeking dude that wouldn't do anything that involved pain, risk of loss or even emotional stress. They really don't end up doing much with their life and mainly just sit in cubicles and watch TV. Kind of a shameful, embarrassing life for a man, but its a free country.
 
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lariat said:
That is some food for thought. I think you are correct at a high level. Risk and risk aversion are somewhat built into the sexes, and it makes sense to me why this exists (nuturing and preservation of the species while the man seems to be designed to take the risks, protect and die in that process if need be). But I have seen many a safety seeking dude that wouldn't do anything that involved pain, risk of loss or even emotional stress. They really don't end up doing much with their life and mainly just sit in cubicles and watch TV. Kind of a shameful, embarrassing life for a man, but its a free country.
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Those safety seeking dudes only have a comfortable life because of our rich western society. They are weak, soft, and unrespected when things get less comfortable.
 
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lariat said:
That is some food for thought. I think you are correct at a high level. Risk and risk aversion are somewhat built into the sexes, and it makes sense to me why this exists (nuturing and preservation of the species while the man seems to be designed to take the risks, protect and die in that process if need be). But I have seen many a safety seeking dude that wouldn't do anything that involved pain, risk of loss or even emotional stress. They really don't end up doing much with their life and mainly just sit in cubicles and watch TV. Kind of a shameful, embarrassing life for a man, but its a free country.
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Kind of related to this. We are rearing mentally weak individuals. I have no doubts it started with getting rid of lawn darts and putting helmets on kids riding bikes and picked up speed with soccer moms and helicopter parents.

 
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UKDslayer said:
Shades of JFK...and the full house guy...
They are saving Michelle/Michael as their dark horse candidate for 2024. Sorry folks.
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Perhaps not 2024, but it will happen, they are still "young". And if you accept this "crazy right wing waco theory" a great many things start to line up.

Normalize this Trans garbage, we have already made it normal for the homo stuff, so this is the next step. Only issue is these people are a little more fucked in the head, so we now need to push it being normal to want to fuck animals and pedo's.

All of this is so Mike can have a chance to run, it also was a test run during all the elections up to this point to see just how to do it. They made notes and said, this worked, this needs more work.

And make no mistake the R's are right there with them, Their hand in the cookie jar wanting to get theirs and sell you down the river. As it was said in a movie, I should link that scene to the movie thread, I would take a flame thrower to this place. That is what it will take.
 
UKDslayer said:
They are causing a water crisis. If you follow globalists' movement to privatize water...why is all this land being bought up (besides the means of food production, spying on military bases)? Access to water tables. Both Saudi's and Chinese are literally stealing our water. But certain admins look the other way (and Trump is guilty of this too with the Saudis).
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Some local .govs are putting a stop to it.
 
lariat said:
That is some food for thought. I think you are correct at a high level. Risk and risk aversion are somewhat built into the sexes, and it makes sense to me why this exists (nuturing and preservation of the species while the man seems to be designed to take the risks, protect and die in that process if need be). But I have seen many a safety seeking dude that wouldn't do anything that involved pain, risk of loss or even emotional stress. They really don't end up doing much with their life and mainly just sit in cubicles and watch TV. Kind of a shameful, embarrassing life for a man, but its a free country.
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You can always point to specific examples, I am saying as an over all trait.

When I toss that out there I usually get hit with Amelia Earhart. See look what she did, died doing something no one had done before. Well no, she died doing what no woman had done before, and she had help. A navigator. She did not even go around the world first, others had done that.
 
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"Joe Biden did not win the 2020 Presidential election and received nowhere near 81 million legitimate votes.

Here's why:

Hillary Clinton had more black voters in every major city besides Philly, ATL, Detroit, and Milwaukee

Barack Obama won 400 more counties but ended up with 9 million less votes

Trump won 18 bellwether counties (these have historically indicated the President)

Republicans won every single close house race

Biden won 17% of counties

Trump won Ohio, Florida and Iowa

3x as many mail in ballots were cast in 2020 compared to 2016 but the rejection rate went down 40%

The rejection rate on mail in ballots in Georgia was 17x lower on ballots in 2020 than 2016

Democrats unconstitutionally changed mail in voting laws using the executive branch and used the pandemic as an excuse

Republican ballot watchers in Fulton County GA were kicked out at 8 PM on election night while Democrats stayed until 1AM counting votes and pulled out brief cases full of ballots on camera

Counties in Michigan had more votes than registered voters

Votes all over the country were "adjudicated" faster than humanly possible

Counties in GA Hillary won by 5% in 2016 were won by Biden by 50% in 2020 with significantly more voter output

Van drops off ballots in Detroit at 3 AM in basement of Cobo Hall

300k completed ballots were driven to PA from NY by a USPS driver

Video of Dropbox's all over the country being stuffed with ballots

Josh Shapiro claiming Trump had "no chance to win PA" the night before the election despite being the PA AG and actively involved in the election

100k+ confirmed ballots with no chain of custody in Arizona

Biden made up over 700k votes in PA on mail-in ballots alone that took 2 weeks to count after election day

Wisconsin Supreme Court declared their election to be unconstitutional

The odds of a Trump win were -800 at 10 PM on election night 2020 with major Sportsbooks

Recounts were done where bad votes are just recounted not thrown out instead of forensic audits. Democrats refused forensic audits.

Democrats orchestrated the violence on January 6th with the help of the FBI to shut down all questions around an election they knew was stolen because forensic audits were going to start taking place."
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Crime and criminals are a circle, you must break the circle by either incarcerating or terminating the active criminal element. The cycle is coming full circle with out any interruption. We are fucked! AGAIN! :mad:
 
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LOL, I need to get paid to run these studies.
I propose, do Islamic countries have a higher 'antisematic' percent over european countries.
How many Christian Bibles are in Saudi Arabia vs the Koran in the USA.. Hmmm

www.breitbart.com

Study Finds Muslims Much More Likely to Be Antisemitic Than Average

Research by major German think tank finds Muslims can be over four times as likely to agree with antisemitic statements than average.
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lariat said:
Kind of related to this. We are rearing mentally weak individuals. I have no doubts it started with getting rid of lawn darts and putting helmets on kids riding bikes and picked up speed with soccer moms and helicopter parents.

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Not so much lawn darts and clackers but that "comfy western life style" Not sure how long this will go.......

It does go back to causes I think most here will agree with. GenX and after how many kids had a two parent home. How many kids came home to an empty house, mom and dad both worked. Why they "had to" we can debate as well, but I think we agree as to the way. So the family raising the children was just not a thing, the school did it all, and after 1979 the feds had the schools by the short and curlies. Do this or no money for you.

The parents could have had different values from the children, but basically "gave up" on trying to make them versions of themselves. So here is IMHO where it all started.

I had a lot more but will just leave it there.
 
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babyguppy said:
LOL, I need to get paid to run these studies.
I propose, do Islamic countries have a higher 'antisematic' percent over european countries.
How many Christian Bibles are in Saudi Arabia vs the Koran in the USA.. Hmmm

www.breitbart.com

Study Finds Muslims Much More Likely to Be Antisemitic Than Average

Research by major German think tank finds Muslims can be over four times as likely to agree with antisemitic statements than average.
www.breitbart.com
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Wonder how many millions they spend on that shocker.
 
UKDslayer said:
Well - Abbott has failed Texans in this for sure.
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I saw a story on the news, I want to say New Mex, or AZ. They are buying land and using the water for the crops, then the crops (some form of grain) are put on a ship and over to saudi. A very water hungry crop that is illegal to farm in saudi. So they do it in the desert here. I want to say the .gov there said no out of country owned farms can have one drop of water, and the crops must be used in the US. I remember that second part perfectly. I thought when I listened to that story, well the US is full of people to "own" a farm do no work on it and collect a fat check.
 
lariat said:
That is some food for thought. I think you are correct at a high level. Risk and risk aversion are somewhat built into the sexes, and it makes sense to me why this exists (nuturing and preservation of the species while the man seems to be designed to take the risks, protect and die in that process if need be). But I have seen many a safety seeking dude that wouldn't do anything that involved pain, risk of loss or even emotional stress. They really don't end up doing much with their life and mainly just sit in cubicles and watch TV. Kind of a shameful, embarrassing life for a man, but its a free country.
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Love your wife as Jesus loved the Church. Worked for it, sacrificed for it, wasn't afraid to rebuke it when wrong, and in the end died for it.
 
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fpgt72 said:
I saw a story on the news, I want to say New Mex, or AZ. They are buying land and using the water for the crops, then the crops (some form of grain) are put on a ship and over to saudi. A very water hungry crop that is illegal to farm in saudi. So they do it in the desert here. I want to say the .gov there said no out of country owned farms can have one drop of water, and the crops must be used in the US. I remember that second part perfectly. I thought when I listened to that story, well the US is full of people to "own" a farm do no work on it and collect a fat check.
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I am not sure how it is in AZ, but here in CO, you buy and own your water rights to be taken from a specific gate on your canal. If they own the land and water rights. They should be able to irrigate and sell their crops.

Tons of land around here was bought with water, then the water was sold. Or another tactic was, we want to buy your water so we can make a damn and huge power plant. We need all the water rights before we start planning the dam. Now 50 years later, still no dam, no power plant. Just a bunch of dry fields and abandon farm houses.
 
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fpgt72 said:
I saw a story on the news, I want to say New Mex, or AZ. They are buying land and using the water for the crops, then the crops (some form of grain) are put on a ship and over to saudi. A very water hungry crop that is illegal to farm in saudi. So they do it in the desert here. I want to say the .gov there said no out of country owned farms can have one drop of water, and the crops must be used in the US. I remember that second part perfectly. I thought when I listened to that story, well the US is full of people to "own" a farm do no work on it and collect a fat check.
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It was AZ.
Water is becoming scarce - and the Saudis leased land from the state with unlimited water usage.

Somebody undoubtedly got paid - or continues to be paid.
 
Omar posted a screenshot on instagram regarding an article about a 17 year old girl killing and burying an unborn child.

The comment section is abhorrent at best.

Not only are these sick fucks supporting the killing of babies, but supporting the way this pile of filth attempted to hide the body.

Fucking gross.

 
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supercorndogs said:
I am not sure how it is in AZ, but here in CO, you buy and own your water rights to be taken from a specific gate on your canal. If they own the land and water rights. They should be able to irrigate and sell their crops.

Tons of land around here was bought with water, then the water was sold. Or another tactic was, we want to buy your water so we can make a damn and huge power plant. We need all the water rights before we start planning the dam. Now 50 years later, still no dam, no power plant. Just a bunch of dry fields and abandon farm houses.
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colorado water rights - owner has to show useage. So, At least 1 day every (5 - 7 years??, they have to use ALL their water.
Not debating your story, just tossing in some extra info. Farm water, (use to) could not be taken and used for residential purposes// aka city folks.
CA is leading the change on that BS.. but, that's another story.
Water rights WEST of the Mississippi are completely different then EAST of the Mississippi. Water Law is the new, product liability cash cow for lawyers.
 
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fpgt72 said:
I saw a story on the news, I want to say New Mex, or AZ. They are buying land and using the water for the crops, then the crops (some form of grain) are put on a ship and over to saudi. A very water hungry crop that is illegal to farm in saudi. So they do it in the desert here. I want to say the .gov there said no out of country owned farms can have one drop of water, and the crops must be used in the US. I remember that second part perfectly. I thought when I listened to that story, well the US is full of people to "own" a farm do no work on it and collect a fat check.
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Saudi Arabia is buying/bought land in AZ, drilling DEEP wells and growing Alfalfa. They are then shipping the hay back to Saudi.
This should be illegal, but hell, toss the politicians enough money, and they'll let China buy land next to military bases.
 
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babyguppy said:
colorado water rights - owner has to show useage. So, At least 1 day every (5 - 7 years??, they have to use ALL their water.
Not debating your story, just tossing in some extra info. Farm water, (use to) could not be taken and used for residential purposes// aka city folks.
CA is leading the change on that BS.. but, that's another story.
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After 10 years of non-use it is listed as abandon. But I think that would be the canal company not the actual user. Appealing abandonment is according to time lines laid out by the state.

Farm water is taken and used for residential usage. A bunch of shares on my canal belong to the city and they use the water to refresh the city wells.

A few years back CO Springs bought the water rights from one of the biggest farms in the area and started planning a pipeline from their irrigation gate to CO Springs. Rules will change so they can keep the water at Fountain Creek before they ever actually start the pipeline.

babyguppy said:
Saudi Arabia is buying/bought land in AZ, drilling DEEP wells and growing Alfalfa. They are then shipping the hay back to Saudi.
This should be illegal, but hell, toss the politicians enough money, and they'll let China buy land next to military bases.
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All crops need irrigation in the desert. I wouldn't really consider alfalfa a high water use crop. Its a good desert crop, since you can leave it on the ground to dehydrate it, instead of taking it to a dehydrating plant.

The media is always there to misdirect. The saudi water thing wouldn't be news if the government had not been intentionally draining the CO river basin.
 
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It was AZ.
Water is becoming scarce - and the Saudis leased land from the state with unlimited water usage.

Somebody undoubtedly got paid - or continues to be paid.
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Is it still going on, the story I saw made me thing the state or county .gov put an end to it.
 
MinnesotaMulisha said:
Omar posted a screenshot on instagram regarding an article about a 17 year old girl killing and burying an unborn child.

The comment section is abhorrent at best.

Not only are these sick fucks supporting the killing of babies, but supporting the way this pile of filth attempted to hide the body.

Fucking gross.

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I could stand to read about 4 comments. I just can't get my head around how some people think. And I have little doubt they have the same views on someone that thinks like I do.

There is no way this can be repaired anymore. I have come to accept it, it will end in a very messy way there is just nothing else that can happen now.
 
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Is it still going on, the story I saw made me thing the state or county .gov put an end to it.
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The lease is up for renewal in 2024.
The state will supposedly not renew the lease.
But we all know how corrupt government is at all levels.
Somebody else might get paid off, and still allow it to go on.
 
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Joe Biden has brought in more illegal aliens in three years than the total population of 35 states!

These 15 states have more population than the 7 million illegals allowed into the US under Joe Biden.

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And these 35 states have less population than the 7 million illegals brought into the US under Joe Biden.

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The only reason this could happen is if Democrats and Uniparty Republicans are purposely trying to destroy this country.
 
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babyguppy said:
Saudi Arabia is buying/bought land in AZ, drilling DEEP wells and growing Alfalfa. They are then shipping the hay back to Saudi.
This should be illegal, but hell, toss the politicians enough money, and they'll let China buy land next to military bases.
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I could not remember the crop that that sounds right. I really seem to remember they are trying to stop it, or did stop it. I would love to get an update from "boots on the ground".
 
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