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Another example of the same phenomenon; they are killing people so they can make videos of them killing people. There is not actually any policy that Venezuela or Colombia can enact to satisfy them, because the purpose is just content creation. Podcasters with the power of the Federal government.
The US hit ANOTHER boat in the Caribbean today. Trump shared video of it, again accusing the crew of being drug traffickers. With 3 allegedly killed, this brings the total killed in all 3 attacks to 17 this month, per White House figures. New @taskandpurpose.com taskandpurpose.com/news/us-thir...
Trump says US military hit a third boat in the Caribbean
The attack is the third this month on alleged drug trafficking ships, as the US continues a military build up in the Caribbean.
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September 20, 2025 at 3:25 PM
Another example of the same phenomenon; they are killing people so they can make videos of them killing people. There is not actually any policy that Venezuela or Colombia can enact to satisfy them, because the purpose is just content creation. Podcasters with the power of the Federal government.
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The #1 way to explain America working properly is by saying “comedians can make fun of he President on TV.” A good way to explain fascism is “the President forces companies to fire those comedians as a condition of allowing them to conduct business.”
July 18, 2025 at 1:07 AM
The #1 way to explain America working properly is by saying “comedians can make fun of he President on TV.” A good way to explain fascism is “the President forces companies to fire those comedians as a condition of allowing them to conduct business.”
Love a March Madness thread; this is the best time of the year! I'm most interested in whether the SEC is going to be as dominant as conventional wisdom suggests. (I think yes, even with Texas losing their play-in game, but we should have a better idea after today's games.)
March 20, 2025 at 6:11 PM
Love a March Madness thread; this is the best time of the year! I'm most interested in whether the SEC is going to be as dominant as conventional wisdom suggests. (I think yes, even with Texas losing their play-in game, but we should have a better idea after today's games.)