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gimmesometruth27

Gern Blansten said:

gimmesometruth27 said:

did any of the fighters that lost tonight blame biden?

One of them insulted Michelle...pretty fucking disgusting

did you really expect anything better from that garbage person?

josevolution

They are all vile POS humans even the fans who were there and fuck Zack brown 

Gern Blansten

josevolution said:

They are all vile POS humans even the fans who were there and fuck Zack brown 

I'm a bit surprised at him for some reason...but whatever, that's his audience I guess

brianlux

Bentleyspop said:

brianlux said:

gimmesometruth27 said:

did any of the fighters that lost tonight blame biden?

Wait, I thought everything was Obama's fault! 🤣

When it's not President Barack Obama's fault it's President Joe Bidens fault. 
And sometimes it's Hillary's fault. 

Or a conspiracy of all three, lol

josevolution

Gern Blansten said:

josevolution said:

They are all vile POS humans even the fans who were there and fuck Zack brown 

I'm a bit surprised at him for some reason...but whatever, that's his audience I guess

Yeah screw them 

josevolution

Gern Blansten said:

josevolution said:

They are all vile POS humans even the fans who were there and fuck Zack brown 

I'm a bit surprised at him for some reason...but whatever, that's his audience I guess

It’s funny because he put out a statement saying that it’s not political 😂😂 he knew it would be received with some criticism 

Gern Blansten

Wow....Newsom is really calling out trump's corruption. Good to hear

brianlux

Gern Blansten said:

Wow....Newsom is really calling out trump's corruption. Good to hear

I just got an update saying federal agents from the DOA are bugging him, his family, his friends, and former employees not because he has committed a crime but because someone doesn't like him. Sounds like harassment to me.

brianlux

https://www.axios.com/2026/06/15/newsom-trump-doj-investigation-2028-election-claims

More on that.

Halifax2TheMax

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Good lord, amateur hour. Again.

As Ben Taub writes in an astounding new piece from this week’s issue, during his first term Trump shared his desire to buy Greenland with his national-security adviser, John Bolton. And Bolton quickly got to work figuring out how to distract the President from pursuing it. A group of advisers, including Fiona Hill, on the National Security Council, worked on a memo, explaining that a treaty with Denmark from 1951 already gave the U.S. military access to Greenland whenever it wanted. “All it had to do was ask,” Taub notes. As for taking it over, the process would be more complicated. “In terms of buying it, one thing that became apparent was that, you know, this is not the nineteenth century anymore,” Bolton told Taub. “There are fifty-seven thousand people in Greenland. They have this feeling that they ought to have a say in their future.”

But there were others in the Administration working to satisfy Trump’s goal—and that work resumed when he returned to office. Taub, who has been reporting extensively in Greenland during the past few years, tells the story of four men, working inside and outside the U.S. government, who have been at the center of a secret, long-running plan to take the territory. Their C.V.s read like the stuff of pure Trumpian central casting.

There’s Chris Cox, the founder of the group Bikers for Trump, who has visited Greenland as an unofficial ambassador for the President, trying to win the hearts and minds of the locals. “We are not looking at you like a tiger looks at a gazelle,” he told one Inuit man, during a visit last year. Two other Americans have been running “influence operations” in the country as well: a former venture capitalist and a pecan farmer named Tom Dans, and a retired Army Special Forces commander named Drew Horn. And then there is Jørgen Boassen, a rare Greenlander who loudly supports Trump, who has spent the past year travelling the world, bankrolled by private benefactors.

Together, these men represent the vanguard of a ludicrous—and deadly serious—plan that has threatened foundational transatlantic agreements, escalated into military maneuvers among allies, and provided further evidence at home and abroad that American foreign policy depends entirely on the whims of the President. “As American primacy fades, the U.S. government has embraced the predatory world view of its traditional opponents,” Taub writes. “Firepower matters more than values or alliances, and everything is in play.”

Allies on Ice
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/06/22/inside-the-ludicrous-deadly-serious-plan-to-take-over-greenland

Indifference

brianlux said:

https://www.axios.com/2026/06/15/newsom-trump-doj-investigation-2028-election-claims

More on that.

Didn't the investigation start under Biden?  IF so I think that is a key point Newsom didn't mention

Poncier

Indifference said:

brianlux said:

https://www.axios.com/2026/06/15/newsom-trump-doj-investigation-2028-election-claims

More on that.

Didn't the investigation start under Biden?  IF so I think that is a key point Newsom didn't mention

Article says:

A source familiar with the situation tells Axios they "can confirm there are several investigations ongoing," but they did not originate with the DOJ. The investigations began about a year ago, the source says.

That would not be under Biden

Indifference

Poncier said:

Indifference said:

brianlux said:

https://www.axios.com/2026/06/15/newsom-trump-doj-investigation-2028-election-claims

More on that.

Didn't the investigation start under Biden?  IF so I think that is a key point Newsom didn't mention

Article says:

A source familiar with the situation tells Axios they "can confirm there are several investigations ongoing," but they did not originate with the DOJ. The investigations began about a year ago, the source says.

That would not be under Biden

Seems like carefully worded that sentence.  From nyt https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/15/us/newsom-trump-doj-investigation.html

When Ms. Williamson was indicted last year, her attorney said that federal agents first approached her during the Biden administration. She was working for Mr. Newsom at the time, and the agents asked her if she would cooperate in an investigation of the governor. She replied that she had no information to give them because she had never witnessed 

DE4173

There are two different investigations:

Jennifer Siebel Newsom’s regarding taxes and nonprofit finances and Gavin's chief of staff until around late 2025, Dana Williamson, who faced federal fraud charges related to campaign/COVID funds.

brianlux

The slime!

https://www.sfgate.com/politics/article/trump-reflecting-pool-22306630.php?utm_content=cta&sid=612dbff15f5bff20ec044798&utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_term=briefing&utm_campaign=sfgt | drew magary

Congratulations, the Reflecting Pool is now a swamp

SFGATE columnist Drew Magary visited our soiled national monument

Not content to let an army of UFC slobs desecrate the capital this past weekend, nor to personally oversee the physical ruination of the White House earlier this year, Trump has now decided to destroy the humble Reflecting Pool along the National Mall. You’ve probably heard about the Reflecting Pool situation: how President Cronyism dished out a no-bid contract to renovate the pool earlier this spring to a company that had done work at his Virginia golf club, how the project came in over budget (big surprise), and how the results have turned out disastrously, with algae blooms overtaking the pool within moments of its unveiling.