Yep I was telling someone this earlier this morning
The FBI just raided Mar-A-Lago
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That and the "he swindled y'all" description of Kaep after he put his livelihood on the line to silently protest police brutality murders is confirmation. He prob thinks Kaep is a "son of a bitch" for not standing during the National Anthem.
He flies high on his bullshit
SILVERRRRRRRRRRR HONK
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Its more likely that they were process for making, schematics, specs, or locations of weapons.
I didn't address everything posted above, but I don't blame Biden for covid numbers. We had too many dumb ass anti maskers walking around and the vaccines were designed for the original strain, not all the other variants. Trump had folks out here competing for PPE like it was the hunger games. Ignored the warnings that we were going to need to increase production before it got out of hand, was was confiscating PPE that other people had ordered and paid for.
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This that Nathan Hunt shit.
Lmaaao
Lmbaoooooo why do they act like every American has access to nuclear documents . These people are trash
LOL funny. What's not funny is that you don't understand when you're being swindled. Niggas kill niggas all day every day. Niggas hate each other. Niggas hate themselves.That and the "he swindled y'all" description of Kaep after he put his livelihood on the line to silently protest police brutality murders is confirmation. He prob thinks Kaep is a "son of a bitch" for not standing during the National Anthem.
He flies high on his bullshit
SILVERRRRRRRRRRR HONK
Kaepernick is a half breed raised by Caucasians. He's a kappa. I don't think I've ever heard him talk. He has all the attributes of a gate keeping boule nigga. He created a coon spirit bomb with yalls energy, got paid, said to hell with football. And rode off into the sunset.
Sharpton, Jackson, farrakhan, Crump, Clarence Thomas, Obama, ketanji. All of these gatekeepers have been put in place to keep you niggas dumbed down and violent towards each other. You can't fathom that a black person would want to see you oppressed, huh. Niggas kill niggas everyday, so it shouldn't be foreign to you.
You can't see Kaepernick finessed yall? Put his livelihood on the line? What is the average career of a NFL athlete? You all are dumber than you appear. I would rather get paid by Nike to walk around with a afro and not say anything than to deal with the stress of playing football.
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You misunderstood. I am calling you specifically a online homo thug. I see your zaddy cosigned your post. Great work, guys!
Why is this whiteboy allowed to say nigga?
I want to fix this so bad, but I won't. It's too easy, and I don't want to offend anyone.
He needs to be banned . He’s definitely a cacCats STILL engaging with SilverCAC....motherfucker probably looks like Bluegrass....
That is pure white boy speak, down to the Al Sharpton bullshit. He keeps referring to “niggas” as y’all.
Trump administration approved 2 nuclear deals to Saudi Arabia after Khashoggi was killed in Istanbul
The authorizations had been kept secret despite Congress demanding answers.
ByConor Finnegan
June 5, 2019, 12:33 AM ET
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The Trump administration approved two nuclear technology transfers to Saudi Arabia after the murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, according to Democratic lawmakers who reviewed documents related to the deals, which they oppose.
The news Tuesday is the latest outrage for Congress, which has grown increasingly frustrated with the Saudis and especially President Donald Trump's defense of the kingdom after its war in Yemen and Khashoggi's brutal slaying by Saudi agents inside its consulate in Istanbul.
In particular, lawmakers have expressed concern about Saudi Arabia's pursuit of nuclear weapons and a lack of oversight on these agreements. But much of the ire also is focused on the Trump administration for moving ahead on high-level deals with the Saudis after a U.S. resident was murdered.
"The alarming realization that the Trump administration signed off on sharing our nuclear know-how with the Saudi regime after it brutally murdered an American resident adds to a disturbing pattern of behavior," Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said in a statement that condemned "President Trump's eagerness to give the Saudis anything they want, over bipartisan congressional objection."
President Donald Trump shows off posters as he talks with Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia during a meeting in the Oval Office, March 20, 2018.
These authorizations, known as Part 810s, are required for U.S. companies to export nuclear technology or to help develop nuclear facilities or material in foreign countries. Under Secretary of Energy Rick Perry, the Energy Department has approved seven such agreements, with the first inked in December 2017.
The first deal approved after Khashoggi's killing was a little over two weeks after he went into the Saudi consulate and just one day before the Saudis admitted he was dead. At that point, the Trump administration was urging caution, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called for a "complete investigation" into his "disappearance."
The second was approved four months later, after Republicans and Democrats publicly questioned America's relationship with the Saudis, passed legislation to blame Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for Khashoggi's killing and demanded legislation to put more pressure on Riyadh. In response, however, Trump reiterated his support for the relationship, and Pompeo dismissed congressional concern as "Capitol Hill caterwauling" and a "media pile-on."
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Jared Kushner, a senior adviser to President Trump, in the background of a meeting in March at the White House.
The authorizations had been kept secret despite Congress demanding answers.
ByConor Finnegan
June 5, 2019, 12:33 AM ET
Trump administration approved 2 nuclear deals to Saudi Arabia after Khashoggi was killed in Istanbul
The Trump administration has approved seven nuclear-related technology transfers to Saudi Arabia, including two after Saudi agents murdered a Washington Post writer.
The Trump administration approved two nuclear technology transfers to Saudi Arabia after the murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, according to Democratic lawmakers who reviewed documents related to the deals, which they oppose.
The news Tuesday is the latest outrage for Congress, which has grown increasingly frustrated with the Saudis and especially President Donald Trump's defense of the kingdom after its war in Yemen and Khashoggi's brutal slaying by Saudi agents inside its consulate in Istanbul.
In particular, lawmakers have expressed concern about Saudi Arabia's pursuit of nuclear weapons and a lack of oversight on these agreements. But much of the ire also is focused on the Trump administration for moving ahead on high-level deals with the Saudis after a U.S. resident was murdered.
"The alarming realization that the Trump administration signed off on sharing our nuclear know-how with the Saudi regime after it brutally murdered an American resident adds to a disturbing pattern of behavior," Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said in a statement that condemned "President Trump's eagerness to give the Saudis anything they want, over bipartisan congressional objection."
President Donald Trump shows off posters as he talks with Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia during a meeting in the Oval Office, March 20, 2018.
These authorizations, known as Part 810s, are required for U.S. companies to export nuclear technology or to help develop nuclear facilities or material in foreign countries. Under Secretary of Energy Rick Perry, the Energy Department has approved seven such agreements, with the first inked in December 2017.
The first deal approved after Khashoggi's killing was a little over two weeks after he went into the Saudi consulate and just one day before the Saudis admitted he was dead. At that point, the Trump administration was urging caution, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called for a "complete investigation" into his "disappearance."
The second was approved four months later, after Republicans and Democrats publicly questioned America's relationship with the Saudis, passed legislation to blame Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for Khashoggi's killing and demanded legislation to put more pressure on Riyadh. In response, however, Trump reiterated his support for the relationship, and Pompeo dismissed congressional concern as "Capitol Hill caterwauling" and a "media pile-on."
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Jared Kushner, a senior adviser to President Trump, in the background of a meeting in March at the White House.
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Holy MAGA meltdown
Right on cue, it doesn't take much to show what their unpainted hand. He even expressed disdain for Kaep's background and afro in his MAGA rant unravelling. That's as damning as the FBI retrieving nuclear weapons documents from his boy at Mar-a-Lago.
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Holy MAGA meltdown
He mad as fuck.
Bro, I'll ask you again. Do you like men?
Former President Donald Trump and his lawyers have baselessly peddled a conspiracy theory that the FBI may have "planted" evidence during its raid on Mar-a-Lago because "nobody" was allowed to watch. But Trump's lawyer admitted on Thursday that Trump and his family watched the "whole thing" go down from New York through CCTV footage from the resort.
Trump and his attorneys, Christina Bobb and Alina Habba, immediately claimed that the FBI may have "planted" damning evidence during the Mar-a-Lago raid on Monday without any proof, citing only the fact that Bobb was prevented from observing the search as is standard in such FBI operations. Trump, Bobb and Habba in numerous statements speculated about what the FBI may have done while "nobody" was watching.
"The FBI and others from the Federal Government would not let anyone, including my lawyers, be anywhere near the areas that were rummaged and otherwise looked at during the raid on Mar-a-Lago," Trump ranted on Truth Social on Tuesday. "Everyone was asked to leave the premises, they wanted to be left alone, without any witnesses to see what they were doing, taking or, hopefully not, 'planting.' Why did they STRONGLY insist on having nobody watching them, everybody out?"
Trump and his attorneys, Christina Bobb and Alina Habba, immediately claimed that the FBI may have "planted" damning evidence during the Mar-a-Lago raid on Monday without any proof, citing only the fact that Bobb was prevented from observing the search as is standard in such FBI operations. Trump, Bobb and Habba in numerous statements speculated about what the FBI may have done while "nobody" was watching.
"The FBI and others from the Federal Government would not let anyone, including my lawyers, be anywhere near the areas that were rummaged and otherwise looked at during the raid on Mar-a-Lago," Trump ranted on Truth Social on Tuesday. "Everyone was asked to leave the premises, they wanted to be left alone, without any witnesses to see what they were doing, taking or, hopefully not, 'planting.' Why did they STRONGLY insist on having nobody watching them, everybody out?"
Isn't this false accusations against a Law Enforcement agency?
Planting evidence? LOL he needs to be arrested for these claims
This clown cac keeps telling on himself.
This is just like when he denied having mini strokes
Everyone misunderstands you because you make absolutely no sense.
Yeah a lot of people is going to go down with thisTrump administration approved 2 nuclear deals to Saudi Arabia after Khashoggi was killed in Istanbul
The authorizations had been kept secret despite Congress demanding answers.
ByConor Finnegan
June 5, 2019, 12:33 AM ET
Trump administration approved 2 nuclear deals to Saudi Arabia after Khashoggi was killed in Istanbul
The Trump administration has approved seven nuclear-related technology transfers to Saudi Arabia, including two after Saudi agents murdered a Washington Post writer.
The Trump administration approved two nuclear technology transfers to Saudi Arabia after the murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi, according to Democratic lawmakers who reviewed documents related to the deals, which they oppose.
The news Tuesday is the latest outrage for Congress, which has grown increasingly frustrated with the Saudis and especially President Donald Trump's defense of the kingdom after its war in Yemen and Khashoggi's brutal slaying by Saudi agents inside its consulate in Istanbul.
In particular, lawmakers have expressed concern about Saudi Arabia's pursuit of nuclear weapons and a lack of oversight on these agreements. But much of the ire also is focused on the Trump administration for moving ahead on high-level deals with the Saudis after a U.S. resident was murdered.
"The alarming realization that the Trump administration signed off on sharing our nuclear know-how with the Saudi regime after it brutally murdered an American resident adds to a disturbing pattern of behavior," Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., said in a statement that condemned "President Trump's eagerness to give the Saudis anything they want, over bipartisan congressional objection."
President Donald Trump shows off posters as he talks with Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia during a meeting in the Oval Office, March 20, 2018.
These authorizations, known as Part 810s, are required for U.S. companies to export nuclear technology or to help develop nuclear facilities or material in foreign countries. Under Secretary of Energy Rick Perry, the Energy Department has approved seven such agreements, with the first inked in December 2017.
The first deal approved after Khashoggi's killing was a little over two weeks after he went into the Saudi consulate and just one day before the Saudis admitted he was dead. At that point, the Trump administration was urging caution, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called for a "complete investigation" into his "disappearance."
The second was approved four months later, after Republicans and Democrats publicly questioned America's relationship with the Saudis, passed legislation to blame Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for Khashoggi's killing and demanded legislation to put more pressure on Riyadh. In response, however, Trump reiterated his support for the relationship, and Pompeo dismissed congressional concern as "Capitol Hill caterwauling" and a "media pile-on."
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Jared Kushner, a senior adviser to President Trump, in the background of a meeting in March at the White House.
I hope your right, but so far the Biden Admin has shown little appetite for making these hard but necessary moves. Even if they do act, the clock could easily run out on them at the pace they move.
Dude there’s a lot of shit going on in the background like I said with the attorney general be patient
Shorty won’t be in Congress much longer.
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