Because before Trumpy (BT) we actually had 60 Year Ban on Weaponizing Space?

You cannot enforce a ban on weapons in space if you are putting weapons in space.

But we always knew we had weapons in space. Now like our blatant racism and sexism we just aren't gonna hide it anymore.

#13 | POSTED BY DONNERBOY AT 2026-09-15 03:08 PM | REPLY | NEWSWORTHY 1:

SO even though Russia and China have ignored that ben, we should impose it on ourselves - regardless of future consequences to us - brilliant DBoy, really NOT brilliant...

guess Trump should have just done that 'effective dem action' of shaking finger and just telling them "DON'T"......

AI Overview Yes, China has developed and tested co-orbital spacecraft capable of moving close to and grappling other satellites in orbit, though officials often describe these as dual-use technology. )Orbital and Co-Orbital TechnologySpace Tugs: China has demonstrated the ability to maneuver a spacecraft right next to another satellite in orbit and move it. Grappling Arms: Some Chinese satellites are equipped with robotic arms or nets designed to capture space debris, which can also function as a way to nudge or disable hostile satellites. [1] (/goto?Dual-Use Risk: Because these spacecraft can perform maintenance or remove trash, their military use as "hunter-killers" is hard to track and prove before an actual conflict.

AI Overview Yes, Russia has launched maneuverable spacecraft into orbit that the United States and military experts suspect can act as anti-satellite or "killer" satellites. As reported by Ars Technica, Russian spacecraft have actively tracked and shadowed foreign and American spy satellites in low Earth orbit.

Why would we not want to have our own satellite killers in orbit?

Well, that supposed 'empty' is growing/expanding...dramatically!

War on children - how about the woke libbies indoctrinating, and puching their agenda with their tranny reading stories to young children.

#35 | POSTED BY NIXON AT 2026-09-09 11:39 AM | FLAG: Incorrect
AI Overview
A company decides on wage amounts by balancing market research, internal pay fairness, and its own financial budget.
Key Factors in Wage Decisions
Market Research: Companies study what competitors pay for similar roles using industry data and salary surveys to stay competitive. "The first step in determining a salary for employees is to make an industry comparison; in other words, find out how much the competition is paying employees with the same characteristics."
AI Overview A company decides on wage amounts by balancing market research, internal pay fairness, and its own financial budget.Key Factors in Wage DecisionsMarket Research: Companies study what competitors pay for similar roles using industry data and salary surveys to stay competitive. "The first step in determining a salary for employees is to make an industry comparison; in other words, find out how much the competition is paying employees with the same characteristics."

Job Analysis: Employers evaluate the specific duties, required skill levels, education, and certifications needed for the position.

All you liberal men crying about Trump, need to get back to the kitchen, and make your wife's boyfriend a sandwich ; )

Then those low paid workers need to take action to better their work credentials so to achieve a better paying employment.

FYI: AI Overview The United States added over 441,000 new millionaires in 2025, according to the UBS Global Wealth Report. [1] (/goto?
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Seems that Capitalism is working and some are getting it right...

FOR YOUR EDUCATION:
AI Overview Yes, surface rust is completely normal for U.S. Navy ships on extended deployments "Navy officials say surface corrosion is expected after such an unusually long deployment and does not by itself mean the ship is mechanically unsafe or incapable of fighting."

Why Rust Happens at Sea
Constant saltwater exposure: Ocean spray, high humidity, and crashing waves relentlessly attack the steel hull "Spending months at sea exposes them to saltwater and humidity." [-- [TikTok].]Running rust: Engine vibrations and hull flexing crack the paint, allowing surface oxidation to mix with condensation and streak down the sides "The dramatic orange and brown marks you see on Navy ships are caused by a phenomenon known as 'running rust.'" [-- [Quora].]Cosmetic vs. structural: These visible orange streaks look alarming, but they are purely superficial and do not threaten the actual structural strength of the ship's thick steel armor "While it looks terrible, the thick steel plates of a warship do not dissolve overnight. Running rust rarely impacts structural integrity or combat capability." [-- [Quora].]Operational and Environmental LimitsNo mid-ocean painting: Modern environmental and safety rules heavily restrict scraping and painting hulls while underway to prevent toxic paint flakes from entering the ocean "Environmental regulations... largely ban traditional at-sea maintenance practices." [-- [YouTube].]High operational tempo: Extended missions mean crews focus entirely on combat readiness and operations rather than cosmetic upkeep "Sailors on deployment are focused on the mission not on sanding or painting a ship." [--

Speaking of corruption:

Fewer foreign 'students' - Excellent!

Meanwhile, back at the ranch the dem party is in debt, because:

Have you noticed now that President Trump shut down USAID and its self-confessed left-wing slush fund the shadow government can no longer fund leftist violence

A shame but what about all those killing it hat tend to happen on a daily basis in the big blue cities which those here rarely will even acknowledge.

You have no problem brining up the rare incidents like this as you think you are making a point....

Have at those 'boaters' Donald!

Canada's Carney hates the USA:

Eight data centers in Gary have power, while the residents do not.

#10 | Posted by ClownShack at 2026-08-23 01:36 PM | Reply | Flag:

One of the biggest --------- I've ever be unfortunate enough to drive through.

... but wow, data centers in Gary, where its right on the water, has massive steel industry, and not much in the way of forests, HAS POWER?! Inconceivable!

#13 | POSTED BY SITZKRIEG AT 2026-08-24 07:55 AM | FLAG: Let me educate you.....

AI Overview Yes, major data centers in Indiana use large numbers of emergency backup generators, typically fueled by diesel, to keep operations running when the primary grid fails.

Surprised, [or maybe not surprised] you did not realize that.

QA few year back in Louisiana we had were hit by two hurricanes within a couple of weeks. Living in the country were lost power for about nine days each time. The government has nothing to do with gettin power back as power company trucks/teams from a multiple states descended into Louisiana to rebuild the power infrastructure [broken poles, etc. The government has nothing to do with that, with the exception of national guard setting up stations where we could pick up MREs and bags of ice.

FYI:

AI Overview The U.S. Navy started naming aircraft carriers after presidents in 1945, with the commissioning of the USS Franklin D. Roosevelt (CVB-42).The Evolution of Carrier NamingWorld War II and Prior: Early aircraft carriers were named after historic naval battles (like Yorktown or Lexington) or famous earlier Navy ships (like Enterprise).The First Presidential Carrier: President Franklin D. Roosevelt died in April 1945, and the Navy renamed a Midway-class carrier in his honor shortly before it was commissioned in October 1945.Gradual Tradition: After Roosevelt, the practice was used sparingly at first"such as with the USS John F. Kennedy in 1967"before becoming a more common standard for later nuclear-powered Nimitz and Ford-class carriers (like the USS Nimitz or USS Abraham Lincoln)

Beaqcuse many will vote for those who promise freebies in their future, - simple as that.... so simplistic an answer that even a dem can see that.