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  • A message on the association’s website called for Hegseth’s visit to be cancelled on the grounds that the Pentagon chief “espouses values contrary to democracy, human rights and peace” and had made “numerous anti-European remarks”, “warlike statements” and “American supremacist pronouncements".

    “The honor of Langrune, that of France, and the memory of the young Allied soldiers – American, British, Canadian – who died on our beaches in the name of democracy would dictate canceling this individual’s visit,” the statement concluded.

    The good people of Langrune rock. Merci beaucoup!

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  • I remember him humbly cleaning up the terrorists' filth. He's such a good man. The kind of man that would terrify Nazis.

  • And then the Swasticar exploded.

  • ABC News’ Rachel Scott asked Trump, during his visit to the Lincoln Memorial to check out his new paint job on the Reflecting Pool, one of his many vanity projects in the capital: “Mr. President, you are here against the backdrop of the war in a Iran. Why focus on all these projects right now especially with gas prices soaring?”

    Good question.

  • I came to this page to up-vote this comment.

  • LOL.

    LMAO, even.

    Upon further reflection, I might even spring for ROFL, perhaps!

    EDIT to add: Fuck AIPAC and the genociders

  • This.

  • Jared rocks.

  • This is the way.

  • Easily.

  • DUI hire, recently:

    In a Friday post on social media, Pirro said she asked the Fed inspector general (IG) to investigate Powell and the bank’s renovations, and would be closing the criminal investigation launched by the DOJ in December.

    “The IG has the authority to hold the Federal Reserve accountable to American taxpayers. I expect a comprehensive report in short order and am confident the outcome will assist in resolving, once and for all, the questions that led this office to issue subpoenas,” Pirro wrote.

    Sinking ship-fleeing MAGA senator:

    The end of the criminal probe into the Fed and Powell comes after retiring Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) reiterated last week that he would not support any Trump nominee to the bank until the DOJ wrapped up its investigation, which he dismissed as a baseless political pressure campaign.

    These fascists tripping over one another is remarkable.

  • Nice! Thank you for the good news, OP.

  • I'm so ready for this! See you in the street, dear reader!

  • Who would have thought that Pedophile Trump would lose $6 billion in investor wealth so quickly? Do you suppose a particular bovine with mischievous tendencies might be behind this misdeed? Or was it the farmer's fault?

    Likely the latter.

    I deleted my Twitter account years ago at, or shortly before, Space Karen started Sieg Heiling. So I haven't been able to follow up on things there - but I hope the cow is doing fine.

  • Thank you for sharing this. Your comment inspired me to read the article and it does have some interesting references:

    In a study published in Apidologie, researchers at East Lawn Cemetery in Ithaca, New York, uncovered one of the largest known aggregations of ground-nesting solitary bees ever recorded, estimating that an average of about 5.6 million bees emerge from a single section of lawn each spring, with totals ranging from roughly 3.1 to 8 million. Records show the species has been present at the site since the 1930s, raising the possibility that this population has remained active for decades beneath the same patch of ground.

    Also:

    And yet, most of that activity goes unnoticed. These bees do not form hives or swarm like honeybees. They live alone, emerging quietly in early spring, with activity surging as temperatures climb above about 68 degrees Fahrenheit (20 degrees Celsius), before disappearing just as quickly.

    And perhaps very unexpectedly:

    As unusual as it might seem, a cemetery can offer the kind of stability these bees need.

    Places like this are often left undisturbed for decades, creating consistent conditions for ground-nesting species.

    A. regularis is one of the most effective pollinators of apple trees in the region, and studies have shown that individual visits from solitary bees can deposit more pollen than those from managed honeybees. Large populations like this can rival or even exceed the pollination power of entire honeybee colonies.

    Maybe having apple orchards near cemeteries is a good idea, LOL.

  • The benefits of the bipartisan-passed Title X from 1969 that Pedophile Trump intends to kill:

    It would go on to become one of the most successful federal programs of the last century, with one study finding it prevented some 20 million unintended pregnancies in just 20 of its 50 years by providing women with free and low-cost birth control. It has significantly reduced child poverty. In 1957, nearly one in 10 teenage girls gave birth. Today, the rate is closer to one in 100. For every dollar spent on family planning funds, the government saves $7 in Medicaid costs.

    But something very much like this was already on your bingo card.

  • Lori Chavez-DeRemer, President Trump’s embattled labor secretary, stepped down on Monday as multiple scandals and investigations closed in on her. An internal investigation into her leadership was reviewing allegations of widespread misconduct, including the use of department resources for personal trips and having an affair with a member of her security team.

    I'm feeling a strange sense of déjà vu.

    But at least a dog wasn't shot for this, nor was a private jet plane specially modified to include a lovers' suite, I guess.

  • The Onion will also sell Infowars merchandise and share the proceeds with the Sandy Hook families.

    I'm grateful to The Onion for many reasons throughout the recent decades. And it seems I have a new reason to add to the list.

  • Thank you for your service and for sharing your insight.