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  2. Don't forget this too https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy/how-a-brazilian-billionaire-helped-shape-trumps-beef-import-plan-9f969669
  3. Some are psychotic and others are very much in touch with reality.
  4. Why don't you show the class all your intellectual chops and call him a pedo too while you're at it.
  5. A must watch...just sickening what this Country has become. Joe Maxwell breaks it down.
  6. Trump's tariffs are hitting Michigan households harder than anywhere else, study findsMichigan-bound imports have racked up an estimated $23 billion in tariffs since President Trump returned to office, a cost equivalent to $5,619 for every household in the state, according to a new analysis. That is the highest per-household figure in the nation and reflects Michigan’s unusually heavy exposure to tariffs on vehicles, auto parts, metals, and other manufacturing supplies. The state’s estimated tariff total was the third highest in the country, trailing only California at $63 billion and Texas at $37 billion, according to the National Taxpayers Union Foundation’s State Tariffs Tracker. But because those states have far more households, Michigan ranked first on a per-household basis. Georgia came in second at $4,771 per household, followed by California at $4,552. Tariffs are paid at the border by U.S. companies importing foreign goods. Those businesses may pass the cost along through higher prices, absorb it through lower profits, reduce wages or investment, or distribute it among customers in other states. https://www.metrotimes.com/news/trumps-tariffs-are-hitting-michigan-households-harder-than-anywhere-else-study-finds/
  7. Today

  8. No more water for cattle cus data centers are more important to Trump. Lets Import beef Fucker eats Mcdonalds everyday hes use to eating garbage 3rd world Beef.
  9. Its my main reason I no longer support Trump. He fucking ran on it and it was all horseshit propaganda . Just like "lock her up" ...I fell for it , a lot of people did. But not calling out his blatant Lies and backpedaling now is just mind numbingly pathetic and stupid..... I dont get it.
  10. The skeletons are coming out. Lol.
  11. Skidooski replied to Mainecat's topic in Current Events
  12. Yesterday

  13. You go to a school, church etc just to kill as many as you can and you’re nuts in my book
  14. Americans are going to have to pay more for Longer even with Trump’s term average fuel prices exceed Biden’s term. Refineries have taken and beating around the globe and will take years to rebuild if ever. To bad our air defense systems in these countries has been rather ineffective and neutralizing Iranian $10,000 dollar drones. https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/Global-Refining-Crunch-Could-Keep-Fuel-Prices-High-Into-2027.amp.html “Damaged refineries in the Middle East and Russia and insufficient capacity elsewhere to offset the supply disruptions will likely keep global fuel prices elevated into the next year, analysts say. Bapco is gone, the GTL Qatar is gone, Russian refineries are gone. It will take years to build them back and bring them on board," the expert said. "Crude is surplus globally, but there is no refining capacity available to refine it and bring it to market," Agarwal said, echoing other experts who say that the fuel - especially diesel - markets show the real stress in the oil complex. Refinery crude throughputs in July remained nearly 5 million barrels per day (bpd) below year-ago levels, at 80.9 million bpd, "with capacity elsewhere in the system currently unable to offset product supply bottlenecks," the International Energy Agency (IEA) said in its monthly report in August. "We have 7 million barrels a day of refineries down in Asia and the Middle East and another 1.4 million barrels down in Russia. And the refineries, depending on the damage and the ability to get spare parts, are going to take a good long time to get back online," the executive added.
  15. Now the pedo piece of shit is claiming no US military deaths from the war. Who believes this guy?
  16. Thank you. Not to mention this notion that data centers are some kind of big scam. But outrage porn clicks are a big business too, here we are.
  17. One juror is the holdout. Probably be going to a retrial.
  18. That’s what I heard as well…JH Nemechek is out. Also Legacy bought a charter from Rick Ware Racing and they are running the 84 full time next year with Riley Herbst.
  19. DriftBusta replied to Mainecat's topic in Current Events
    Thanks, but actually we're having some Vietnamese dish tonight. Its actually pretty good. So you go ahead and enjoy that dick all by yourself.
  20. The price of gold was frozen at $42 oz in 1973 by federal law and hasn’t changed since. Weird, huh? I’ve heard crazy conspiratorial shit that’ll pop the recognized price of gold to something like $50,000 oz to eliminate the debt.
  21. But the cattle industry gives us steak and ribs! Data centers help the government spy on us.
  22. Not wrong. Enough of your mealy mouthed bullshit. You argue like a pimply faced high school kid. Like seriously. The least you could do is act your age.
  23. Important note. None of this would be an issue had Trump not gone to war on the behalf of Israel. OilPrice.comWhy Oil Majors Don’t Want to Build New U.S. Refineries |...Global refining capacity is severely constrained, with more than 8 million bpd reportedly offline across Asia, the Middle East and Russia, driving record refining margins and tight fuel supplies.
  24. Now it's the Netherlands moving gold

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