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The O.T. / Re: name that tune

« Last post by andrew on Today at 12:19:50 AM »

the mole came out///johnny trump

Political Roundtable / Re: just for gogoboom

« Last post by andrew on Today at 12:18:22 AM »

Canadians find aspects of daily life frustrating, such as high taxes, formalities, and the need to remove shoes indoors. Economic development is also uneven between regions

Harness Racing / Trump crypto coins---

« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 12:18:04 AM »

BREAKING: TRUST TRUMP? Investors in Trump’s crypto products have lost at least $4.7 BILLION in value after he personally urged his loyal followers to buy them!
Donald Trump told his followers to buy. And they sure listened.
Now investors in Trump’s sprawling crypto empire have LOST at least $4.7 BILLION in value, according to a sweeping new analysis by the consumer watchdog Public Citizen.
The biggest disaster is Trump’s own $TRUMP meme coin, which he personally promoted when it launched just before his second inauguration.
“GET YOUR $TRUMP NOW,” the president urged his supporters.
They did. The coin briefly soared above $73 as buyers rushed in. It has since lost more than 95 percent of its peak value.
Public Citizen estimates that roughly ONE MILLION small investors who bought $TRUMP are now sitting on a combined $3.2 billion in losses.
And all that money didn’t simply disappear.
Public Citizen says much of it effectively changed hands. A relatively small group that got in early and sold at a profit made billions, while a much larger group of later buyers was left holding coins worth far less than they paid.
Just 1 percent of the crypto wallets that came out ahead accounted for about $2.7 billion, roughly 80 percent of all the profits.
In other words, a small group made a killing. A much bigger group got burned.
And $TRUMP is only part of the carnage. Public Citizen estimates investors have lost at least $1 billion in value on World Liberty Financial’s $WLFI token.
Trump Media shareholders have taken another estimated $450 million paper loss from the company’s cryptocurrency holdings. Buyers of three editions of Trump’s $99 digital trading cards have watched their collective value plunge about 76 percent.
Meanwhile, Trump himself reported making at least $1.4 billion from crypto ventures in 2025.
We’re reminded of a line from Animal House that comes uncomfortably close to summing this up. Flounder is crying over his brother’s wrecked car, and Otter tells him with a smile: “You f*cked up … You trusted us.”
Except this wasn’t a frat-house prank.
Trump used the immense trust and loyalty his political followers placed in him to promote financial products from which he personally stood to make a fortune. They put their hard-earned money at risk. His own financial interests were very different.
For sure, much of that $4.7 billion represents paper losses for people who still hold the assets, so their value could rise again. Public Citizen makes estimates, and doesn't audit every investor’s account.
Still, that doesn't change the ugly bottom line we see today.
Trump once dismissed cryptocurrency as “not money” whose value was “based on thin air.”
Then he figured out how to turn his followers’ trust in him into very real money, their fates be damned.
Sorry, Flounder.

here comes the dementia drew @ 0900 in a dirty garage and.....

Political Roundtable / Re: is it--

« Last post by andrew on Today at 12:17:57 AM »

fuck you asshole lyin bitch

Harness Racing / heath care and ----

« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 12:16:16 AM »

lake Ontario...

The Other 98%

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"We'd really prefer affordable healthcare." That was the response as Donald Trump spent Thursday afternoon in the Oval Office signing an executive order to rename Lake Ontario "Lake America." Groups piled on the stunt all day.
Bernie Sanders was blunter. Nobody is lying awake wishing their lake had a new name. People want to afford a doctor, childcare, rent, the things this administration gutted to hand a windfall to the top one percent.
This is the method. Start a fight nobody can look away from. A lake. Maybe an ocean next, he joked, standing behind a giant board with "Lake America" slapped over Ontario. Asked what message he was sending, he said "no message." The stunt is the message. Dominating the feed is the message.
Within an hour the feed is arguing about a body of water, and nobody is covering the family that just lost the plan paying for their kid's inhaler.
Here is the water people are actually drowning in.
The subsidies that kept Obamacare affordable expired in December, and out-of-pocket premiums jumped 58 percent on average. For millions, the bill more than doubled. Another round of double-digit hikes is already filed for 2027.
Roughly a trillion dollars was carved out of Medicaid and the ACA to pay for the tax cut. Food aid for hungry kids got slashed in the same bill. Eight million people have already lost coverage, and the government's own budget office says that number keeps climbing.
A government exists to keep the people inside it safe, fed, and cared for. When it spends its energy rebranding a lake it does not even fully own, the priorities are not hidden. They are propped on an easel in the Oval Office.
Trump can rename it on every American map he controls. He cannot touch the northern shore, which belongs to Canada, and every official from the prime minister down has already told him no. The name is four centuries old. It outlasts both countries, and it will outlast him.
He gave a lake a new name so you would not notice everything he is taking away.

Political Roundtable / Hesketh for-----

« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 12:12:42 AM »

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The Other 98%

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Pete Hegseth, the Defense Secretary who renamed himself "Secretary of War" has spent months quietly telling friends he wants to be president.
He and his wife Jennifer floated a 2028 run to close associates all summer, then he turned up at the Iowa State Fair, the doorway to the first Republican nominating contest in the country. When NBC News reported it Friday, he erupted on X and called the whole thing "100% false."
A sitting Defense Secretary does not wander into Iowa by accident. It is where presidential campaigns are born, the first caucus on the calendar, and nobody shakes hands over corn dogs in that fairground unless they want what the caucuses hand out.
A run would drop him straight into the brawl over who inherits the MAGA movement after Trump, elbowing past JD Vance and Marco Rubio for the crown. One Republican operative gave NBC the pitch: Hegseth is "good for men, for base voters," the guy who bottled the masculinity Trump sold in 2024.
That ambition sits on top of a live war. Hegseth commands an ongoing fight in Iran, one Americans never wanted, with gas above four dollars a gallon and no victory in sight. The soldiers he sent are still out there paying for an unfinished war while their boss polishes a résumé.
Even his own camp sees it. A pro-Trump operative told NBC that MAGA loves Hegseth, but he'd have to deliver first, then added the obvious: to be secretary of war, you have to win wars.
He hasn't won this one. What he has done is rebrand the Defense Department, redecorate his office, rename a conference room the "W.A.R. Room," and now sketch a lane to the White House between deployments.
There's a rule he keeps stepping around, too. The Pentagon bars its own people from seeking elected office, so an actual campaign means resigning the War Department he never stops talking about. The title he loves and the job he wants cannot be held at the same time.
This is the same guy who ran plans for military strikes through a Signal group chat last year and accidentally added a journalist, the mess that became Signalgate. Judgment was never the product. Ambition always was.
So when the story broke, he didn't shrug it off. He raged. "100% false," he wrote, accusing NBC of inventing anonymous sources to smear him.
Except the cheering wasn't all anonymous. Matt Schlapp, who runs the American Conservative Union, went on the record and told NBC that Hegseth should run, that he's impressive and full of energy.
A man that loud about being caught wanting something wants it badly. The corn dog in Iowa had already told on him.

This should start up dementia drew at 0900 in the dirty garage!

Political Roundtable / Re: is it--

« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 12:04:18 AM »

Quote from: andrew on August 29, 2026, 09:06:14 PM

so our flag sucks///wonder why i call you a commi fag

johnny trump

Never said that! you did! please stop putting words in other people's mouths!
Here we go again more vile and nastiness along with a word you don't understand!

0900 and a dirty garage coming up soon!

Political Roundtable / Re: just for gogoboom

« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 12:02:23 AM »

Quote from: andrew on August 29, 2026, 09:07:46 PM

Canadians find aspects of daily life frustrating, such as high taxes, formalities, and the need to remove shoes indoors. Economic development is also uneven between regions

Plops BIGGEST RETARD continues to cut N paste this repeatedly!

0900 dirty garage time coming up soon.

please stay tuned for the RETARDED cut N paste queen to post this again!