if those be the 22-250; 50 grainers at 4,000 FPS, they'll make for a bad day.
So Cal Ice protest.
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if those be the 22-250; 50 grainers at 4,000 FPS, they'll make for a bad day.
asking for a friend....
What about this Traitor? When are they going to lick up Vindman, his wife, and brother, the whole fk'n traitorous family?
What about this Traitor? When are they going to lick up Vindman, his wife, and brother, the whole fk'n traitorous family?
Nolte — Alexander Vindman to Kristi Noem: ‘F*ck Off You Fascist B*tch!’
McDonald’s settles Byron Allen’s $10B lawsuit alleging chain refused to advertise with black-owned media
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Is there an over/under as to whether anything happens tomorrow across the US?
It is hard to fathom how sane and rational these people seem in this video as compared to now.
There's that guy's name again........
"On August 22, Lon Horiuchi, an FBI sniper hiding about 200 yards (183 metres) from the cabin at Ruby Ridge, opened fire
An inquiry by the Justice Department criticized the FBI for failing to gather sufficient intelligence and for not ordering the residents of the cabin to surrender before engaging them in a firefight. It also concluded that Horiuchi’s second shot was unconstitutional because Harris and Weaver were running for cover and could not be considered imminent threats. The inquiry further alleged that Horiuchi unnecessarily endangered others by firing at the door of the cabin. Nevertheless, the U.S. attorney general decided that criminal charges against Horiuchi were unwarranted. Prosecutors in Boundary county, Idaho, however, charged Horiuchi with involuntary manslaughter. The case was removed to a federal district court, which dismissed charges against Horiuchi, on the grounds that he was immune from prosecution because he was acting in his official capacity. An appeals court affirmed the district court’s ruling, but a second “en banc” (fuller complement of judges) panel reversed that decision and required that Horiuchi stand trial. Before a third, larger en banc panel could be convened to consider that decision, the state of Idaho announced that it was dropping charges, and all three earlier rulings were vacated."
Ruby Ridge | History, Facts, Aftermath, & Map | Britannica
Ruby Ridge, location of an incident in August 1992 in which FBI agents and U.S. marshals engaged in an 11-day standoff with self-proclaimed white separatist Randy Weaver, his family, and friend named Kevin Harris in an isolated cabin in Boundary county, Idaho. Three people were killed during the...
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From some of the stuff I read most of the No Kings stuff isn't coming to a head until this afternoon.
Wouldn't want to have to fight all that morning rush hour traffic for muh rites.
I think some of them want to run the protests at the same time as the Trump parade. That way communist news networks will have something other than the Trump parade to put on TV.
Also, some protests may be affected by drizzles that could prematurely extinguish peaceful car fires.
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This is why they don’t want people learning history
Somewhat True, California did not hear of the Mexican Revolution until 1822 when the first governor from Mexico City arrived, Californians ran out of dodge the last governor from Mexico City in 1832, Californians ruled themselves from 1832-1848, during this time traded heavily with American ships and many people from the East came into the North of California. Sailing to California from Mexico was upwind, which required tacking almost to Hawaii and then back, Colorado River was almost impassible, reason the Oregon Trail was used and then South into Southern California as my Texas Family did in 1841. American ships reached to and from California after clearing the Horn of South America, easy sail.
When the Colorado River was way down, dry years, if the native Indians would allow, you could get into California from Mexico by the Gulf of California Estuary, Anza was only allowed twice and some others in the middle 1800's, Native Americans were 3,000 strong.
Until steam ships traveling up and down the California coast was by foot or horses only. Steam ships connected San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco before the railroad.
When the Colorado River was way down, dry years, if the native Indians would allow, you could get into California from Mexico by the Gulf of California Estuary, Anza was only allowed twice and some others in the middle 1800's, Native Americans were 3,000 strong.
Until steam ships traveling up and down the California coast was by foot or horses only. Steam ships connected San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco before the railroad.
Shattered?
Was it being held on dry ice for such an occasion?
Smash-burgered would be a much better description
