Obrigardo:
This was on Criminal trump's Lies Social yesterday but guess what, criminal trump deleted it.
The idiot who railed against Twitter, the fool has nothing to say now.

benalvino3:
The photo explains most of the snowflakes here.

Blind and stupid excuses.

basilico:


Its been implied by Rudy Giuliani that crackpot Hunter Biden laptop from hell from hell had CP (child porn) . FBI has had the laptop for now heading to three years but they have never cleared the charges of CP.
Instead FBI is investigating grandmothers who walked into the Capitol Jan 6. Or parents who object to CRT/ You see any problem with that?

basilico:


Shooters don't go to baracks or police stations. They go to where guns are not allowed.Schools, theatres malls etc.
Then the left blames gun for deaths

benalvino3:


they always pick the weak target.

someone was arguing with me that why do i think gun gives people at their own any sense of security... well, at least they have a fighting chance.

Obrigardo:
Damn, Criminal trump was a fvcking disgusting thief. That criminal trump family needs to be locked up for a long time.

benalvino3:
The photo explains most of the snowflakes here.

Blind and stupid excuses.

Why is petrol so expensive?
The cost of petrol has soared in recent days. The average price of petrol is now 182.31p per litre, and 188.05p per litre for diesel.

Fuel prices have increased sharply because the price for crude oil, which is used to make petrol and diesel, has gone up.

Crude oil was cheaper at the beginning of the Covid pandemic, because many businesses temporarily closed and demand for energy collapsed.

As life returned to normal, the demand for energy increased. But suppliers have struggled to keep up and prices have risen.

Another problem is that the oil used to make petrol is paid for in US dollars. The pound is weak against the dollar at the moment, which makes fuel even more expensive.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-52188448

budaatum:

GalaticHorde:
just imagine? What party could be more anti-people than the republicans and the APC?

gambojimeta:

Trumpolini ah low balls dati guifoyle woman fa 60k fa 3minutes

Trumpolini ah pay stormy 130k fa less Dan 1 minutes

Da guifoyle woman ah suppose files fa da buyer remorses money bak guarantees

Kikikikikikiki

benalvino3:


So what's new in what you posted?
If the price of the ingredients goes up, the price of the product goes up as well. Russia does not have this problem. US was energy independent till they gave Biden a pen.

Now look at the price increase in the UK compared to the US. Night and day.

Rising petrol prices have led to an increase in fuel thefts from petrol station forecourts, according to new figures from industry experts.

Petrol prices hit record highs last week, with the cost of filling a typical family car passing £100.

Forecourt Eye, which works with 1,000 garages in the UK, said there was a 39% increase in non-payments since January.

These included motorists driving off without paying or claiming to have forgotten their wallet.

Nick Fisher, chief executive of the digital debt recovery company that traces and track non-payers, said: "This is not a good thing for anyone as more theft is going on."

He said forecourt theft had been rising month on month since Christmas, with a 19.5% spike in January and February, which he linked to the rising cost of fuel.

This was followed by another rise of 4.5% in March, 8% in April and a further 7% in May.

The soaring price of fuel is down to supply issues caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and a weak exchange rate between the US dollar and the UK's sterling.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-61770710

benalvino3:


So what's new in what you posted?
If the price of the ingredients goes up, the price of the product goes up as well. Russia does not have this problem. US was energy independent till they gave Biden a pen.

Now look at the price increase in the UK compared to the US. Night and day.

gambojimeta:

Trumpolini ah low balls dati guifoyle woman fa 60k fa 3minutes

Trumpolini ah pay stormy 130k fa less Dan 1 minutes

Da guifoyle woman ah suppose files fa da buyer remorses money bak guarantees

Kikikikikikiki

basilico:


Shooters don't go to baracks or police stations. They go to where guns are not allowed.Schools, theatres malls etc.
Then the left blames gun for deaths

budaatum:

Which country has cheaper petrol between UK and USA, ben?

Meanwhile:

Obrigardo:


See as that dodo opened his mouth

gambojimeta:

Trump Isa also uses dati types ofu mouth ta suck stormy pornsta puccy

Obrigardo:
@Ibime @budaatum @saxywale1 @gambojimeta and all Liberals who love the good life

As the Midterms approach, we need to dig down and counter all the lies of criminal trump fans and show why America needs the Democratic party more than ever.

Nothing the republican party ever does favors all Americans. They govern for a section of the american public, and we all know who they are.

So let's get set to ramp up our ideas, strategies, proofs, statements, and anything we can show people that the republicans are so bad for governing.

I've forwarded this forum link to top Democratic strategists and they are viewing how Africa sees US democracy from here.

gambojimeta:

Ibimi Isa conserfatife. Same asi Salford toos

Demu ah jus stand fa what Isa right andi nat ah far rightey

Kikikikikikiki

Obrigardo:


Stormy said criminal trump's dick was as tall as a kindergartener sharpie, is that true?

Obrigardo:


No Ibime is not a conservative, if anything he's a Centrist liberal

Obrigardo:


Damn! where did you see this pic? link please

zendi:

Why go to masturbate on Stormy's nudes, are there no prostitutes near you there?

benalvino3:


Its the US what's your point?

NBC News is reporting that the U.S. intends to ban imports of Russian oil today. That has caused another jump in already surging oil prices, but for many Americans the most surprising thing about this is that America imports Russian oil at all, let alone so much that it accounts for around eight percent of total U.S. oil usage. I mean, haven’t we been told repeatedly over the last five years or so how great it is that the U.S. has become energy independent?

Well, yes, we have. But that statement, while true in some ways, covers up several decades of short-sighted energy policies.

The U.S does indeed produce enough oil to meet its own needs. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), in 2020 America produced 18.4 million barrels of oil per day and consumed 18.12 million. And yet that same report reveals that the U.S. imported 7.86 million barrels of oil per day last year.
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/america-produces-enough-oil-to-meet-its-needs-so-why-do-we-import-crude

budaatum:


Do I need to say that you should educate yourself to reduce your ignorance?

According to data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), the U.S. was a net exporter of crude and petroleum for one week in November. For the week that ended Nov. 30, the U.S. exported a record 3.2 million barrels per day of crude oil and 5.8 million barrels per day of petroleum products. That marked the first time since 1991 that the country exported crude and petroleum products than it imported.

However, the country is not yet considered a net exporter of energy on an annual basis by the agency – though it could be soon. The EIA estimates that by 2020 the U.S. could reach that milestone for the first time since the 1950s due to increased production of crude oil and natural gas.

The U.S does indeed produce enough oil to meet its own needs. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), in 2020 America produced 18.4 million barrels of oil per day and consumed 18.12 million. And yet that same [/b]report reveals that the U.S. imported [b]7.86 million barrels of oil per day last year.

The US imported an average of 209,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil and 500,000 bpd of other petroleum products from Russia [FIle: Angus Mordant//Reuters] Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has triggered s evere economic sanctions and condemnation from the United States and its allies.