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Trump's Second Term

Kash is auch an alcoholic, he buys his whiskey in bulk, and has it relabeled with his own name written as Ka$h and the number "9" , for 9th FBI director.
He has them ready for celebrations and hands them out as special favors.
Good to know that the head of US Federal law enforcement is a drunkard.

Only the best people.
 
Jack by the hedge said:
A nice long, stout chain and the squeaky tank. I can picture it now.
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On April 9, 2003, in Baghdad's Firdos Square, U.S. Marine Gunnery Sgt. Leon Lambert and his crew, operating an M88A2 Hercules tank retriever, tore down the iconic statue of Saddam Hussein. While the act was a team effort by the 1st Tank Battalion, Lambert is identified as the commanding officer in charge of the recovery vehicle. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Key details regarding the incident include:
  • The Operator: Master Sgt. (later retired as Master Gunnery Sgt.) Leon C. Lambert was in charge of the M88A2 Hercules tank retriever.
  • The Action: The statue was brought down by the armored vehicle after Iraqi civilians and Marines attempted to destroy it with sledgehammers.
  • The Flag: Marine Corporal Edward Chin, a tank crewman, famously covered the statue’s head with a U.S. flag before it was pulled down.
  • The Context: Lieutenant Colonel Bryan McCoy ordered the maneuver after observing a small group of Iraqis attacking the statue, realizing it would make a powerful, symbolic image of the regime's end. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
The event was widely broadcast, serving as a defining moment in the early stages of the Iraq War.
 
Apparently reported by the Wall Street Journal and then repeated on social media: "“President Trump has assembled the most experienced and talented administration in history, an administration that continues to focus on delivering more historic victories for the American people,” said White House spokesman Kush Desai."
 
Chris_Halkides said:
Apparently reported by the Wall Street Journal and then repeated on social media: "“President Trump has assembled the most experienced and talented administration in history, an administration that continues to focus on delivering more historic victories for the American people,” said White House spokesman Kush Desai."
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Either their salaries depend on the amount of abject praise they can utter each and every day, or they are running bets on who can offer the most absurd, ridiculous and over the top amount of flattery to the orange slug !
 
Trump: "Right up here, you probably noticed the new black granite. It's been so well received. People can't even believe it, because the stones were all broken and really in bad disrepair."

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Trump: "The cartules, they just rule it. We lose 200,000 people a year through this poison that pours in to our country. So we have the sea done, meaning the oceans, waterways, 97%. And we're gonna have the land done very soon."

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BREAKING: The Virginia Supreme Court has voted to overturn the results of the state’s special election.

This decision silences the voices of Virginians who approved an updated congressional map that levels the playing field ahead of the midterms.

The fight continues.

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Hans said:
On April 9, 2003, in Baghdad's Firdos Square, U.S. Marine Gunnery Sgt. Leon Lambert and his crew, operating an M88A2 Hercules tank retriever, tore down the iconic statue of Saddam Hussein. While the act was a team effort by the 1st Tank Battalion, Lambert is identified as the commanding officer in charge of the recovery vehicle. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Key details regarding the incident include:
  • The Operator: Master Sgt. (later retired as Master Gunnery Sgt.) Leon C. Lambert was in charge of the M88A2 Hercules tank retriever.
  • The Action: The statue was brought down by the armored vehicle after Iraqi civilians and Marines attempted to destroy it with sledgehammers.
  • The Flag: Marine Corporal Edward Chin, a tank crewman, famously covered the statue’s head with a U.S. flag before it was pulled down.
  • The Context: Lieutenant Colonel Bryan McCoy ordered the maneuver after observing a small group of Iraqis attacking the statue, realizing it would make a powerful, symbolic image of the regime's end. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
The event was widely broadcast, serving as a defining moment in the early stages of the Iraq War.
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Why isn't this a crime? Destruction of property when it wasn't a military necessity is clearly contrary to the rules of law / US military law. If Iraqis had done so it would have been an action of some political significance, but for an invading foreign army to do so is vandalism.
 
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