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Trump's statements mean nothing- he just says whatever pops into his head.

>>9046
Pretty much, and just by saying stuff people pretend like it already happened if they like it, and pretend it was a joke if they don't like it.

>>9050
Trump has a habit of following through with whatever random shit pops into his head, or gets planted there.

>>9051
lolno the "big beautiful wall" from his first term ended up being a chain link fence that only covered 10% of the border

peace between putin and zhidlensky was supposed to happen within 24 hours yet here we are months on with only some WWE style antics at a press conference and no real plan

greenland and gazalago are both out of the news cycle already

>>9054
hacked or actively grifting?

>>9032
https://national-conservative.com/contact/our-mission/
>Our goal is to promote the principles of limited government, individual liberty, equality before the law, property rights, law and order, judicial restraint, and states’ rights. While at the same time exploring the dangers posed by so-called Neo-Conservatism and Liberal-Conservatism to national interests and cultural institutions.

>We also seek to educate the public on the dangers of extremist ideologies like Critical Theory, Critical Race Theory, Intersectionality Theory, and Revolutionary Communism, which generally form the basis of what is often called “cultural Marxism.”
Yeah this is totally a legitimate and not bullshit source.

>>9033
Did somebody post about the chon on Reddit? Where the fuck are you from? Neck yourself.

>>9034
No, always been here. Just calling bs when I see it.

>>9030
I bet they couldn't get high enough for it to matter lol

Also read this

https://mangadex.org/title/bb8310e4-6050-4a43-984e-f7bbdfce23b1/the-climber?order=asc

>>9032
avid won't hate them until they start vandalizing BBCs


by then it will be too late

>>8434
The enemy of my enemy is not my friend. Also, christcuckoldry is the blueprint for communism. Two more millennia. Trust the plan.

>>8434
That's quite the victim complex you have.

>>8434
>Bibi
Likudniks want (you) to be Christian but they hate the idea of their own people converting. Isn't that weird?

>>9038
LMOA

Canada's opposition party "conservative savior" just announced an "immigration cap" of 200-250k a year. You'd think that's a little high considering the country only has 40 million people to begin with but he threatens to deport the small fraction of them that commit crimes. So based!

>>8896
He does not want to be known as the guy that collapsed the house-of-cards Canadian economy. The moment any Canadian PM or incoming PM announces a significantly lower immigration cap in the long term, all investors will pull out since the economy's entirely based on a guarantee that there will always be a demand in housing, and Canada will become like Argentina, unless the US forcefully annexes it to shield it with their world reserve currency status. Although in all likelihood, suppose the cuckservative decided he actually would reduce the cap to let's say 30k Indians, what would happen is the economy would plunge (freefall in currency and TSX stocks) and then the libtard party would campaign saying "See? Cuckservatives don't know how to manage an economy!" and then there would be an early election with libtards getting back in power and announcing 2M Indians a year to bring back the investors to stabilize the economy.

One might ask, why isn't Japan like Argentina if their population is declining and housing is cheap, and that's because Japan at least has Toyota, Mitsubishi, Honda, Sony, Hitachi, Nintendo, Fujitsu, Canon, Panasonic, Fujifilm, Suzuki, Nippon Steel, Bandai, Konami, Shinkansen (world-renowned bullet trains) and I can go on and on. The world would lose a lot if Japan disappeared. What does Canada have? Literally no one would notice a thing if Canada disappeared tomorrow.

Trump now saying he's going to get China and Russia to cut their military budgets in half alongside Murrica. What a crock of shit.

China responds to recent Trump statements on Gaza and Panama Canal takeover
>palestine belongs to the palestinian people
>it is an inalienable part of the territory of palestine
OY VEY! Mobilize the jidf! Post more cherrypicked industrial accident videos! Get those chuds riled up! This is annothah shoah! They oughta apologise!

Oy vey another 6 trillion! We need to invade!

>>8971
WHITER THAN YOU

>trump sending envoy to russia
>russia refusing ceasefire because they correctly assume its only purpose is to help ukraine and the e.u. and demands ukraine surrender
>russia has pushed ukraine out of kursk and is pushing everywhere else on the war front
>poland being poland is freaking out and begging for nukes that they can put on the border against russia
>the e.u. is still pretending that they have any hand to play in the game and keep posturing about a "coalition of the willing"
I hope Russia takes half of Ukraine, that would be hilarious.

>>9008
Ok Ivan.

>>9009
cyka blyat

>>9010
Is it always cloudy in eastern europe or do they just choose to take photos/videos on especially dreary days?

>>8966
Admittedly I jumped the gun, yeah.

That said, it's hard not to sympathize with the "actual" resistance here. Assad may have been a dictator but we all knew that whoever he was going to be replaced with by the west was just going to be as bad or worse than whatever he was accused of being. Hard to tell how much of the press against him was pure propaganda also

>>8967
Without being on the ground it's hard to say. He does seem like a tin pot dictator who enriched himself at the expense of his country, judging from his palace. Even if the CIA fomented it the revolt against him does seem popular as well.

On the other hand, he's an enemy of Israel, which makes him a friend to humankind. It's also hard not to cheer for the guy who has given zog a bloody nose time and time again.

If ever there was a time for the Kurds to rise up to reclaim land Turkish-Syria nabbed, that time is now. The odds of true Syrians reclaiming their land from Turkey is probably near zero but if Kurdistan acts quick then the Turks can get fucked from two sides. Their control of the country is already jackshit on account of the ease by which Israel has been invading the south. The time is now to fuck the Turks. RISE UP, KURDISTAN.

Apparently the death toll is up to 600 or so already

>turkey promises it will work with kurds
>kurds actually believe it and promise to make amends with turkish syria
>turkey starts bombing more kurds
>kurds cry about being lied to
>israel still taking land in the south
>everyone ignores it's happening
>turkish syria can barely keep down the remnants of syrian loyalists that keep cropping up, let alone push past the mountains to take out the kurds
At this point, the Kurds need to find their balls and declare Kurdistan. Turkey and Turkish Syria are just going to keep coming to gun them down, why play games? Declare Kurdistan, unite with the surrounding Kurds in Iraq and wherever else, start fucking some shit up. Who's realistically going to stop them?

I used to work for the census until last month lol. I think a lot of the stats they collect are actually important, but the methods they use to gather data are intrusive and not necessarily accurate. How do they get the data? They send letters for people to fill out a questionnaire. About 1% of Americans are randomly selected. If you don't fill it out someone will show up to your house to do an in-person interview and they will pester you for months unless you do it, or until you're deemed too much of a burden. A lot of people will avoid you, a lot of people will lie(and we will accept any answers they give), a lot of people leave most information out of the forms they fill out online. Sometimes frustrated FRs just make shit up because they're sick of dealing with someone and need to complete cases before a performance review. Sometimes they look your information up on public databases and just assume it's correct. You might wonder why they go through this trouble? You might think to yourself "doesn't the government have all my information already?" The answer is yes and no, because federal agencies can't legally share information with each other willy-nilly. Census data can't even be used against you in court actually. Just because you pay taxes doesn't mean any other agency knows anything about you, and that's probably a good thing. I doubt we'd want every federal employee to have a complete database of your private information. In any case, is the data even reliable? Not entirely, but it's still probably good enough to get a grasp on how things are trending. If the surveys were more focused and didn't ask a litany of personal questions on a variety of different issues they would probably get a better response rate and more truthful answers.

>>8979
While the census data may not be entirely reliable, it's probably still better than nothing at all. I'd like to think the majority of people who take the survey (I've done it myself) were honest with their answers. Most people aren't liars I think.

Maybe I'm just being overly optimistic.

>>8981
If you mean you took the survey in 2020, everyone does the decennial. People are understandably a lot more reluctant to do any other survey like the ACS though. Another big problem is that thanks to Pajeets most people will assume you are a scammer by default.

>>8982
2009 iirc. I didn't have a phone at the time so a woman visited my house to badger me about it.

Are we really going to overlook how the economy shat itself under Biden?

Waste of land. Solar scales like shit, and those tards should just encourage people to have a small solar setup at their house.

>>9003
Cuba is such a tiny country that I don't think transmission losses would be a big problem. Seems like the power plant is just for Havana anyways.

>>9004
>Cuba is such a tiny country
That's why they probably shouldn't waste space on "solar parks" though.

that opinion of yours may not be fully of legal compliance with laws in your'e native geographic area of "dagestan" in the "russian federation"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Free_Trade_Agreement

Nafta wasn't entirely kept to even when it was in place (for example the us put a tariff on Canadian softwood lumber starting around 2000, citing subsidization, and Canada put a tariff on US milk saying that they were trying to dump excess product onto the Canadian market) but by and large you could trade with the US duty free in nearly every market. The economies of Canada, the United States, and Mexico were so intertwined that they were basically one economic block, similar to the EU. Prior to 9/11 you didn't even need a passport to enter the USA from other NAFTA countries.

Trump tore up that agreement, and made a new one in 2016. Now he's tearing up that agreement and seemingly trying to decouple the USA from the economies of its closest partners. At least as far as things go in North America things have changed quite a lot. There's a lot more barriers to trade that didn't exist a few years ago, and it's much more expensive.

>>8991
>Trump tore up that agreement,
There was a provision in the agreement that any party could leave at any time for any reason. Stop exaggerating.

Actually look at the countries tariffs are imposed on and their major political parties are all clients of big consulting firms like McKinsey & Company. That where all their very expensive policies and legislation are carefully devised. They outsourced management, digital infrastructure, decision making and international relations of their government to private firms in the USA long ago.

Found this old graphic I made, I really can't find any more specific articles about existing tariffs on US goods now though, they're buried under sensationalist Trumpposting and AI slop I guess heh

>>8996
Either way we're at a trade deficit and the US evidently doesn't make anything except for junk. Is the US going to start producing more than just goy slop and cancer sticks due to tariffs? I doubt it. I'd hazard to guess it's going to do jack shit for domestic jobs and it won't offset the pajeets filling those roles either.

>In one case, former Vice President Kamala Harris handed over a check for nearly $7 billion to Bethesda
I read this and thought Podesta was responsible for Starfield for a second.

Trump is just an extension of Biden at this point. It's Pathetic. You'd expect the man who so many people,inluding me, elected as president in 2016 to be a Nationalist and Put America and Americans first would promote the intrests of real Americans,and try to fix and put an end to all this inflation,mass immigration[as miga mfs would say"BuT iTs FiNe CuZ iTs LEGAL,like no, it still is ethno racial soceital cultural and moral replacement]

Trump now just serves the intrests of deceptive Kike Billionaires and shitskin thirdworld indian pajeets