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bemeruca:
There is only one conclusion one can draw from this. I would say we are not ready to govern ourselves.

IMAliyu2:
Anyone notice the rightwing trying to set a stage to pizot on the gaza and Israel Palestinian issue?

budaatum:
It is a pity that you feel your dark skin makes you feel inferior to white skins.

You are obviously not ready to govern yourself, and that's why you let the sorts of dump govern you. Many of us would rather starve as free people than be fed with a chain around our necks.

bemeruca:
I am ready which is why I call for decency instead of chaos. By contrast I call for legal migration and want people who will integrate and provide for themselves. You support a system where people move in illegally, then become a leech to the system, being fed through the expense of others.

budaatum:
See the bold alone? It is not true, and just makes whatever you say after it not worth the bother of being read.

Too many of my colleagues across the House have been reluctant to discuss the real consequences of illegal immigration for our society, culture and security, for fear of being denounced as racist by a loud liberal minority in influential positions in the mainstream media, academia and powerful non-governmental organisations, whose progressive agenda dominates public discourse, or even by fellow Members of Parliament.

budaatum:
Evidence shows most illegal immigrants are not "a leech to the system", especially not in uber capitalist America where most things are not even leechable by their own citizens unless you are part of the 1%. You can of course dispute this by showing how you who has claimed to be illegally in America is leeching.

budaatum:
As for your "illegal immigrants". Sounds like you want to let H1Bs in instead of low wage earners who can't get regular decent paying legal jobs, which is what those you call illegals usually end up doing for what you claim they leech, when in fact the leaders know both are needed.

budaatum:
It is similar to UK PM saying they only want English speakers. The hope is, the people will think that means Australians and New Zealanders, because Nigerians speak Nigerianese.

South Africa, where millions were deprived of knowledge for over a century, is bound to be lawless, especially if the deprivers still control most of the land and capital. Because, unlike you, most will not settle for chains and bread.

budaatum:
It is a pity that you feel your dark skin makes you feel inferior to white skins.

You are obviously not ready to govern yourself, and that's why you let the sorts of dump govern you. Many of us would rather starve as free people than be fed with a chain around our necks.

ijebosb:
That is the underlying message through all his posts. Self hate.
He feels people who have black skin are inferior to people who have white skin so he feels he is inferior to white people.

During a blistering Senate Appropriations Committee hearing, Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) was visibly floored after Energy Secretary Christopher Wright dropped a bombshell: the Department of Energy handed out a staggering $93 billion in loans and commitments during the final 76 days of the Biden administration, a figure that more than doubled the loan total from the previous 15 years combined.

Kennedy, in classic fashion, drilled in with precision. “The 76-day period you’re talking about, that’s the period between the time that President Trump was elected and President Biden left office. Is that right?”

“That is correct,” Wright confirmed.

Kennedy didn’t mince words when he asked how any agency could properly vet such massive spending in such a short window. “How do you do due diligence on one loan, much less $93 billion?” he asked.

Wright’s answer was damning.

“I think it’s probably pretty clear it wasn’t done in many cases,” he said. “There were commitments made from businesses that provided no business plan, no numbers about their own financial solvency, or how this project actually worked.”

The senator appeared almost incredulous and asked for clarity: “So, so you're telling me that the Department of Energy in the 76-day period before their boss was gonna leave office, gave or loaned money to, to entities that had no business plan?”

“Correct,” Wright replied bluntly.

“No financials?” Kennedy asked.

“Correct,” Wright told him. “I've come in with great concern about how this institution, this great American institution, has been run and how American taxpayer money has been handled.”

Wright also acknowledged that his department is now conducting a sweeping review of those loans and grants.

ijebosb:
"Spread Democracy ... at the point of a Gun"

I thought this was somebody making a parody of what Trump said.
Nope, his direct words.

PDPGuy:
Allegedly buried in the “Big Beautiful Bill” is a clause that prevents a contempt of court charge against the executive branch, rendering the courts powerless.

If that report is true, then we will be set for yet another constitutional showdown

nateevs:
Remember what I said a few weeks ago. Mark this again..... In 3 and a half years, he just wouldn't leave.

They are laying the foundation for this, brick by brick.

nateevs:
Remember what I said a few weeks ago. Mark this again..... In 3 and a half years, he just wouldn't leave.

They are laying the foundation for this, brick by brick.

nateevs:
Remember what I said a few weeks ago. Mark this again..... In 3 and a half years, he just wouldn't leave.

They are laying the foundation for this, brick by brick.

Michael Mann's defamation lawsuit against the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), National Review, Rand Simberg, and Mark Steyn. While Mann initially won a partial victory in 2024, with a jury awarding him $1 million in damages ($1,000 against Simberg and $1 million against Steyn) for defamatory statements comparing his hockey stick graph to fraud and referencing Jerry Sandusky, the case took a significant turn against him.

Subsequent court rulings in 2025 shifted the financial burden onto Mann. The D.C. Superior Court reduced the punitive damages against Steyn from $1 million to $5,000. More critically, Mann was ordered to pay substantial legal fees to the defendants, including $530,820.21 to National Review in January 2025 and an additional $477,350.80 to CEI and Simberg in May 2025, totaling over $1.1 million in legal costs. These rulings effectively turned the case into a financial loss for Mann, despite the initial jury award.

feedthenation:
---Why is Felon 47 wearing the MAGA rally campaign hat at West Point---this old man is very tacky---

zendi:
These two should have been executed long ago if not that liberalism is a mental disorder.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/trading-card-featuring-menendez-brothers-parents-murder-collector-item

Another X user, "Grok's Handler," asked Grok to analyze Greene's defense, writing: "Hey @grok while@mtgreenee claims to be a Christian, do her public comments and voting record align with Jesus teachings? Yes or no answer."

"No," Grok replied.

God1000:
May his soul continue to rest in peace

budaatum:
The World Remembers George Flyod Five Years After

https://www.nairaland.com/8434924/world-remembers-george-flyod-five#135504668

budaatum:
The World Remembers George Flyod Five Years After

https://www.nairaland.com/8434924/world-remembers-george-flyod-five#135504668

happney65:
Just Imagine If..

PDPGuy:
The outrage would have lasted for months 😂