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Nice deflection. Not what Zamala stated that I refuted. They are generally behind. Not by a ton, but behind.

Nipmuck Water Skips August 16 , 2026 Are you game to participate? or R U SKEERED of the water? they tell me Yamahas sink like rocks. 😂 DOOs aren't much better and Cats are afraid of water

More realistically possible than "sharp as a tack"

Ignoring "Russian students generally outperform US students on math and science" so you can try to deflect using the type of test. BTW it says "particularly on curriculum based tests like TIMSS", not only on, or exclusively on. Which means your wrong, grasping, and deflecting.

They will likely print so many that it won't be worth much in our lifetime. I recently came across 25 two dollar bills from 1976 that my grandfather gave me. He thought that they would be worth something some day because of the date. 50 years later they are still worth $2 because they printed so many.

A fraud is a lying, thieving, fake asshole. I’d much rather be an asshole

Buying Trump anything is laughable

it’s like you are speaking to yourself

Same group that approves grooming and child mutilation

Who is that black chic?

That's all you.

WE don't need them due to the vast amount of OIL produce - fact it is actual global law OIL RESERVES ARE BOUGHT BY GOVERNMENTs paid to OIL COMPANIES Again you are looking stupid why are you arguing facts? WE CANADA DOES NOT PRODUCE OR SELL OIL nor does USA GOVERNMENT DO NOT MAKE MONEy FROM OIL they only get FEES per barrel

JULY 4th will now be known as TRUMP DAY the greatest President of all time Get your TRUMP FLAG at the white house merch sales office

You wouldn't know it was happening in the world if it wasn't for social media and x

I need to get my hands on one of those. Unlike the Trump coin, this may actually be worth more down the road than it is today. Buffooned Benjamin has a nice ring.

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This forum is the only thing remotely close to social media I do. Not doing social media is even easier than following it. No kidding. It's even better for your perspective and sanity.

Tommy Robinson is not someone to hitch your wagon to. He is a violent criminal. Why the right glams on to figures so easily ridiculed is a mystery to me. The left does it too, but on the left it's a badge of honour. I like my right wing activists to be above reproach.

I'd tend to agree, but there is some really funny shit out there where "reporters" interview people in red hats and the responses are right the fuck out out there, like the person mentioned above. Nice set of milker though, so she's got that. She can get away with being retarded.

Trump posts new image of $100 bill with his signature6.7k President Donald Trump shared an image of a $100 bill featuring his signature via his Truth Social account. - From Truth Social Kit Maher, CNN Sat, July 4, 2026 at 3:12 PM CDT President Donald Trump posted a new image Friday of a $100 bill bearing his signature, months after the Treasury Department announced that, for the first time, a sitting president's signature would be featured on US paper currency. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Saturday touted the president's economic achievements and said it is "only appropriate" that currency bearing Trump's signature be issued in honor of the nation's 250th birthday. "There is no more powerful way to recognize the historic achievements of our great country and President Donald J. Trump than U.S dollar bills bearing his signature, and it is only appropriate that this historic currency be issued at the Semiquincentennial," Bessent posted on X. Bessent said in March that the administration planned to feature Trump's signature on US currency in honor of the 250th. US Treasurer Brandon Beach posted Saturday that "we look forward to these $100 notes to soon be in circulation." The image Trump posted shows the president's signature above Bessent's. Previously, the $100 bill featured the signatures of the Treasury secretary and the treasurer of the United States, but not the sitting president. "The President's mark on history as the architect of America's Golden Age economic revival is undeniable. Printing his signature on the American currency is not only appropriate, but also well deserved," Beach said in the March announcement. Trump has made it a passion project to get his name and likeness on an array of US documents and landmarks. His administration also has put his image, name or both on a commemorative US passport, national parks passes, banners on various agency buildings in DC, cultural institutions like the US Institute of Peace and special investment accounts for babies. Florida also renamed Palm Beach International Airport after him. Some in Congress have wanted to go a step further and put Trump's likeness on currency, introducing a bill to get his portrait on a $250 anniversary bill. That outcome is far less likely, given it would need the support of Democratic senators in Congress. US code states that "Only the portrait of a deceased individual may appear on United States currency and securities," but the House bill seeks to "create an exception for individuals who are or were President of the United States." Earlier this year, staff at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing were preparing prototypes for the $250 bill featuring Trump's portrait and signature. Bessent told CNN's Kaitlan Collins in May that he didn't think "there's anything untoward" about putting Trump's portrait on US currency. Asked by Collins whether political appointees were involved, Bessent responded: "Yeah, of course. But we prepare for everything if it gets passed." President Donald Trump posted a new image Friday of a $100 bill bearing his signature, months after the Treasury Department announced that, for the first time, a sitting president's signature would be featured on US paper currency. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Saturday touted the president's economic achievements and said it is "only appropriate" that currency bearing Trump's signature be issued in honor of the nation's 250th birthday. "There is no more powerful way to recognize the historic achievements of our great country and President Donald J. Trump than U.S dollar bills bearing his signature, and it is only appropriate that this historic currency be issued at the Semiquincentennial," Bessent posted on X. Bessent said in March that the administration planned to feature Trump's signature on US currency in honor of the 250th. US Treasurer Brandon Beach posted Saturday that "we look forward to these $100 notes to soon be in circulation." The image Trump posted shows the president's signature above Bessent's. Previously, the $100 bill featured the signatures of the Treasury secretary and the treasurer of the United States, but not the sitting president. "The President's mark on history as the architect of America's Golden Age economic revival is undeniable. Printing his signature on the American currency is not only appropriate, but also well deserved," Beach said in the March announcement. Trump has made it a passion project to get his name and likeness on an array of US documents and landmarks. His administration also has put his image, name or both on a commemorative US passport, national parks passes, banners on various agency buildings in DC, cultural institutions like the US Institute of Peace and special investment accounts for babies. Florida also renamed Palm Beach International Airport after him. Some in Congress have wanted to go a step further and put Trump's likeness on currency, introducing a bill to get his portrait on a $250 anniversary bill. That outcome is far less likely, given it would need the support of Democratic senators in Congress. US code states that "Only the portrait of a deceased individual may appear on United States currency and securities," but the House bill seeks to "create an exception for individuals who are or were President of the United States." Earlier this year, staff at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing were preparing prototypes for the $250 bill featuring Trump's portrait and signature. Bessent told CNN's Kaitlan Collins in May that he didn't think "there's anything untoward" about putting Trump's portrait on US currency. Asked by Collins whether political appointees were involved, Bessent responded: "Yeah, of course. But we prepare for everything if it gets passed." For more CNN news and newsletters create an account at CNN.com

The amount of deflecting on this thread in the sake of protecting a liberal run shit hole shedding business and populations only second to California (and maybe NY) is going to leave many here with permanent spine damage...soft as they are already.

Another dumpster dive of half truths and idiocy from the forums biggest idiot.

That are all most certainly high in cultural richness and diversity. Bunch of self hating, gluten free, low muscle ratio whites.

Their plan is clear and they've got three there now trying real hard to seem unbiased and enforce the Constitution. They are lying.

One has the overwhelming numbers though. 97 genders proves it.