Someone, I'd probably tell you if I knew, but, poof, there is goes, hair today and groan tomorrow, yes, came up to me at the Great Wall of China this como g Thursday after we visited the Pyramids of Athemia, no, not the ones underwater, those are in the Golf of America, near the Bermuda Trapezeeoid, "Sirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, Nathan's and Oscar Meyer have partnered to produce a Shutdown Special Edition teensy-weensy faux meat, no bun product to be called the Johnson.'"

Well, in Trump's case Epstein was the BFF for whom he wrote/illustrated a weird pedo birthday poem.
Then he lied (of course) about writing that weird pedo poem for Epstein's birthday.
Whatever those files reveal about their affair gives Trump flop sweats.
Enter Thomas Massie from stage right to declare: "Why, that guy ain't wearin' no clothes!"

"As usual," Simon Tisdall notes, "Trump has no plan, no idea what he's doing. Not so Xi."

China's drastically expanded global export controls on rare-earth minerals and magnets, over which it exercises a near monopoly, are the deliberately damaging act of a hostile power.

These materials are essential for manufacturing most electronic devices, including phones and cars. The security implications are alarming. Rare-earth products are used in cruise missiles, combat jets, nuclear submarines, drones and other modern weapons systems. China's new rules will prohibit their use for any military purpose. Governments are scrambling to find alternative supplies. This embargo, if enforced next month, potentially compromises western arms supplies to Ukraine and defences against Russia, Beijing's ally.

China also intends to control use of these materials by overseas-based manufacturers and supply chains. The US has asserted similar extraterritorial jurisdiction since 1959. Now Beijing is playing Washington at its own imperious game " and weaponising trade for political purposes. Trump blew a fuse when the measures were announced, threatening 100% tariffs and cancellation of his planned meeting with Xi. Amid market panic, he backed off. But tit-for-tat trade penalties continue, stoking fears of global economic downturn.

Lying does tend to result in the endless revisiting and editing of previous versions of an event.
And there isn't a peep emanating from this outfit that doesn't merit and require intense scrutiny.
Because they lie, constantly, reflexively, neither blinking nor blushing, without any hint of shame.
You probably wouldn't invite any of them into your house for a cup of coffee or let them use the can.

Does Corey have his own plane now?

" I see nothing devastating being reported in this article"

"Rein [Nothing]" was, interestingly enough, the entry French king Louis XVI made in his diary on July14, 1789, the day a mob stormed the Bastille, kicking off the French Revolution.

"Growled" in the poster's case, "growed" in Topsy's.

#42
Did you achieve this degree of obtuseness over the course of many years, or is the condition a Topsy kinda of thing, you just "growled" into it, all of a sudden?

Because they are absolutely "normal" Republicans, as far as Vance is concerned,
But consider this: Vance is a self-described, self-confessed, liar.
And darned proud of it.
In other words, they're trash and he's trash, as is the entire party at this point.
Totally s#*tified by Trump, his toadies and enablers.

And Old Yeller will be off for Hungary soon, begging for more of that weird ------- and dominance he craves from master Vlad.

Roadkill is always an option in MAGAtlandia.
Endorsed by Michelin's outdoors star bestower Kennedy Junior.

Uh-huh

#2
From Jeffy's usual arsenal: reflexively wanky, manky, and pathetic.

---------- of a feather grift together.

Speaking of some dogs ...

You can't hardly tell at first, not till they get to the point of slobbering and staggering around. When you see a critter in that fix, you know for sure. But you want to watch for others that ain't that far along. Now, you take a bobcat or a fox. You know they'll run if you give 'em the chance. But when one don't run, or maybe makes fight at you, why, you shoot him and shoot him quick. After he's bitten you, it's too late.
"Burn Sanderson" in Old Yeller (1957)

What did your congressman/congresswoman have to say when you suggested that, Boaz?

Don't trust people who habitually punch down and revel in inflicting pain on others.
Never.
Ever.

When you have a felon like Trump at the top nobody should be surprised when a thug like Homan, who finds himself situated rather farther down the bribery ladder, feels a need to "wet the beak" every now and again.

Hope the shawarma didn't stain the dough, though.

Still not a shred of evidence presented in support of attacking boats in international waters and killing their occupants.
"Believe us."
Only if you never heard of the Gulf of Tonkin.
Only if you didn't know this is an administration populated by congenital liars.
"Believe us."
How about some persuasive evidence.
You have it, right?
Right?

It's the "healthcare industry."
And that's why it has and will continue to hurt and kill people.
Lots of money to be made.
Casualties are just a cost of doing business.
It's about the bottom line and the squeeze.
And it ain't the fault of your nurse practitioner.
Not by a long shot.

Jeanine Boxawine's view: My gawd, if you're attacked by a badged goon, why, you should go to jail!

Nullifying jury's view: Nah, up yours with a barge pole and thanks for the lunch.

"I didn't take $50,000 from anybody"

Nooooo, it was $50,062. That's just a suggestion. But the fact remains it's taken him nearly a month to come up with that explanation. I have a high degree of confidence Tom Bag of Cash Homan is at least as dirty as the operation he heads.

Maybe if he wore a mask. Yeah, he should wear a mask. And never ever again spray paint his head and pretend it's hair. Ever again. But definitely the mask. Thanks of a grateful nation, Stevie boy, thanks of a grateful nation.

"Can it be a coincidence that Argentina is where the Nazis fled to after WWII?"

Argentina, with itsestablished German population and community and a Nazi-sympathetically inclined Peronist government was pretty much it. (The fascist strain lingers long and strong in Argentina.). I don't know if the fugitives looked into South Africa or our own Dixielandia, but Argentina seems to have worked out pretty well for them. With a few notable exceptions, e.g. Eichmann.