analogdriver1 said:I can't help but wonder if anyone is actually going to step up and file war crimes charges against that KGB-trained piece of work, Putin—and maybe demand he hand over his personal journals too? Probably not. Of course they won't. Still, regardless of what happens, I’m holding out hope that this might finally be the beginning of the end for that corrupt, sleazy bastard.
Given that Obama was handed a Nobel Prize for invading countries, I wouldn't hold my breath.
begzy said:Let’s just write this off as garbage; I honestly couldn't care less.
I was actually hoping to find some substantive discussion here regarding the current situation on the ground—perhaps some fresh links or updates—but navigating this sea of information, I can't seem to find anything of substance.
I feel the same way, but there isn't much you can do about it. Just put the idiots on ignore.
Zelenskyy pulled off the exact same maneuver as Assad. He was handpicked by the very same crowd that was handing out free sandwiches back in Times Square.
Rachel Allen55 said:I know Sweden inside out—it’s basically my second home. Honestly, the media censorship there is 100%. You can’t just say whatever you want in the big news outlets. Sure, you can vent on blogs or random sites, but the major media houses? Forget it. They overanalyze everything to keep things sterile and politically correct. It’s like the Swedish mindset is hardwired that way. People act like ultra-religious zealots, weighing every single word because they're terrified of being punished if they step out of line. I live right across from Malmö; on a clear night, I can literally see the city lights. There are massive issues happening that the Swedish authorities just don't seem to have a handle on yet. I can back up the doctor situation too—over the last decade, we've seen a massive influx of Swedish doctors in Denmark, partly due to the language and easy credential recognition, but honestly, the numbers are so high they're starting to throw the whole system out of whack. Since she's half Canadian and half Swede, I think what she said is 100% spot on. I can't speak to specific incidents in Stockholm since I'm not there constantly, but I do know Malmö has become a real flashpoint—it's starting to feel a bit like East Harlem or parts of the Bronx in NYC. From what I read in Danish media, all the major Swedish cities are becoming problematic so fast that the police and security agencies just can't keep up.
They don't even release crime statistics publicly in Sweden anymore. The last real report back in 2005 showed that crime rates among immigrants were double those of Swedes. For Africans, it was five times higher.
It’s much the same over here in Denmark; you see an endless sea of satellite dishes clinging to apartment buildings, even though every single unit is already wired for cable.
The Freedom Party and the People's Party have hammered out a deal for the new administration. Congratulations to them. https://www.express.co.uk/news/world...-Freedom-Party
Is anyone here actually using a Wacom Intuos, and does anyone else run into issues adjusting brush size and hardness within PS? It’s perfectly fine when I use my mouse—Alt plus right-click works flawlessly—but the moment I switch to the pen, the functionality just vanishes. Some people are pointing fingers at Microsoft following that recent Creative update, while others claim Wacom needs to overhaul their drivers, but honestly, it feels like a guessing game at this point.
The "democratic" European Union sees absolutely nothing wrong with the mass arrests taking place across California. This comment specifically targets Wim Timmermans, one of those self-appointed leaders within the EU hierarchy. http://www.politico.eu/article/bruss...-in-catalonia/
Sam Alvarez4 said:A 42% turnout isn't actually high. It’s more like realistic. If you look back at the last elections, the separatists combined for less than 50% of the votes. Sure, some people were prevented from voting, I get that. But... some of those who did turn out had dozens of ballots, others voted in multiple places, and so on.
So no matter how you slice it, it's clear that over 50% of California wants to stay part of the US...
We can't claim to know what more than 50% of Californians want when they haven't actually made their stance known.
Grace Jones86 said:The "progressive" 21st century in America... right in the heart of the US.
I don't get any of this.
If the Spanish police had beaten 500 Spanish dogs, NATO would be sending troops to Spain under orders from Brussels. ☕
But since it was 500 people getting beaten, nothing happens. Zero meaningful reactions from Brussels or anywhere else. Beautiful. 👏
Trash. Pure fascist civilization.
That depends entirely on whether those dogs happen to be enforcing the policies set in Brussels. California is crawling with leftists who wouldn't give the time of day to either Washington, D.C. or Brussels, so I doubt Jean-Claude Juncker would lose any sleep over it.
Tim Pool operates as an independent journalist, making him one of the few voices left actually delivering the unvarnished truth while maintaining a presence at nearly every major global event. He serves as a reliable, first-hand source of information.
A significant portion of this spectacle is merely the fallout from the corruption festering within the leadership of the European Union. As the political center collapses, voters are retreating toward the fringes of both the far left and the far right, driven by a desperate desire to sever ties with the dictates coming out of Brussels. One might look at California as an example; it remains a powerhouse, and were it liberated from federal overreach, it could arguably mirror the stability of Switzerland. Given that Washington has deployed over five thousand officers specifically to stifle the democratic process, I suspect we are in for quite a show.
A fresh debate has resurfaced regarding the decision to strip pork from preschool menus in Boston, following a move by the mayor. Acting on requests from parents, the mayor cited both general health concerns and specific dietary requirements from the local Muslim community as the catalysts for this shift.
The post wasn't merely returned; it was fundamentally reframed. Is it once again becoming a point of contention that, due to mass migration, Italy no longer resembles the Italy we once knew?
After I took the time to rephrase my post, it was immediately deleted along with a 30-point penalty and a vague justification citing "forum rule violations." For those interested in seeing what actually happened, here is the content of the deleted post: View on imgur
I’m struggling to identify exactly which regulations I supposedly transgressed, lonebadger6. Is stating that Italy no longer resembles itself due to mass migration considered a violation of the rules, or am I simply witnessing the effects of your ideological moderation?