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Gary Blackman's avatar

“Why Has the Biden Administration Donated Close to One Billion Dollars in Aid to Hamas since the October 7 Massacre?”

Brecaue the Biden administration is run by Obama, a devout, Jew-hating Muslim, who has almost succeeding in fundamentally transforming America in his own image. God protect us from the lunatic 40% who vote for this self-hating bullshit.

Greg's avatar

Islam image. The transformation is towards Islam.

Doug's avatar

Just look at France. England is next.

Suzie's avatar

England is even worse than France already.

Marlan Hoerer's avatar

I believe the 6 or 7 largest cities are run by Muslim mayors and councils as of now.

Ann Fairbank's avatar

The plan for the USA is piecemeal…’You eat an elephant just the way you eat a chicken: one bite at a time.’

Dearbornistan, etc., the Squad, multiple wives for breeding, immigration are all visible roots of the plan.

John McCall's avatar

Islam, the abomination. Or is it the obamination?

Jeremy R's avatar

Seems we are on our way to becoming the obamanation of desolation.

Jeremy R's avatar

In many ways, yes, but the main trend is away from GOD. They are importing muslims because weird kids with green hair done commit enough murders rapes and assaults to destabilise the world.

Jim's avatar

Of course he made a huge miscalculation on DEI and getting his jew hating Hamas loving education flunkies out front after Oct 7.

He's now fighting a rear guard action, with multiple holes in his own side's defenses. He's always thought he was the smartest guy in the room, but he was also always the laziest. To the extent he is calling any shots, rather than being manipulated by some one else, he got too far over his own skiis.

In a decade this will all have been mostly rolled back, or we will have a divided nation, with 25-30 of the states ignoring federal authority and doing their own thing.

donald b welch's avatar

you mean that guy with three islamic names? THAT guy?

Jeremy R's avatar

Barry Soetoro is a puppet of George Soros who got his start liquidating the assets of Hungarian Jews.

Kenneth Vaughan's avatar

If we didn’t have an income tax it wouldn’t be possible for the Biden regime to send $1B to Hamas. This money is yours. It’s being stolen. Here’s a thought: Repeal the 16A.

Yes, I know, the naysayers are always ready to sing the taxpayer’s lament, “Not possible; Congress would never go for it.”

I agree. It must begin with the states. Supporters of the repeal must be recruited one person at a time. As I’m doing now. We need a convention of the states to amend the constitution. Repeal the 16A and all taxes on personal, investment and business income — at all levels of government. No FICA (SS) taxes, also, or other taxes masquerading as fees.

PDJT has the right idea to begin this move away from de facto government slavery: no taxes on tips. It’s a good start. But let’s extend that no-tax-on-tips philosophy to all income.

After all, taxing income is taxing wealth creation.

Of course, the absolute worst kind of income tax is the stealth variety, aka: monetary inflation, wherein the government expands the money supply faster than the economy’s growth, creating an excess of purchasing power, i.e., demand, relative to production. Government expands the money supply to pay for programs and handouts that exceeds government’s tax revenues.

In consequence, when this excess demand exceeds supply, prices must inevitably rise to avoid shortages and rationing. This cheapening of our money — a process ongoing for more than a century — is the underlying reason ordinary Americans have become increasingly impoverished compared to previous generations.

In 1913, when the 16A was finally approved by 3/4 of the states, giving Congress the power to levy taxes on income, you could buy an ounce of gold for $20.67. Today, that would set you back $2,445. In rough terms, it means the purchasing power of $1 today is equivalent to less that 1 cent compared to 1913.

Wake up, America. Before your enslavement becomes permanent.

John McCall's avatar

History will remember the obama time as "get whitey and the horse he rode in on."

NNTX's avatar

Reportedly 30% of those polled THIS WEEK were unaware of Biden's cognitive difficulties and Kamala's role in covering them up. Sigh.

Ann Fairbank's avatar

I will forever be thankful that I did not fall for his bamboozle; his old okey doke. His projection of those words onto his opponents put the finishing touches on my initial fears about his lack of experience. Feeling the manipulation.

NNTX's avatar

It is even worse than we realized. This article in Tablet explains the close relationship we now have with Iran, ceding Lebanon to Hezbollah (where our largest embassy in the WORLD is being built), with similar plans for the West Bank to be now named PAF.

We were warned of Obama's total tilt towards Iran and its implications when he was president. Obama is on track to complete a total surrender to militant Islam via actions of the Biden regime.

https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/israel-middle-east/articles/ottoman-american-empire

Don Reed's avatar

08/01/24: Help is on the way. Will it get here in time?

Mark's avatar

No one wants to serve in a military that supports Biden Harris or Obama’s policies of destruction of American values. Hitler had an easier time recruiting than these Devil worshiping jackboots. FJB

Gary Blackman's avatar

Can't wait for today's version of draft card burning. Remember that? This time, I'm on their side.

Playswithneedles's avatar

Yes. What decent soldier would want to be stuck in a tank in a war zone with a tranny? Especially one who hasn’t had his/her daily dose of hormone therapy.

EODMom's avatar

Experienced and capable warriors are not re-enlisting and taking their skills with them. New recruits are not prepared for the work and increasingly taught by people who did not become capable after they enlisted. Officers and enlisted. Today’s tools are very complex and need more than a pass on the ASVAB. Stripping your (not air) rifle is the easiest part and there aren’t apps to help. And then there is OBiden’s Warrior-free command structure.

Chef R.T.'s avatar

Or, as MSNBCNN reported: “Hamas Leader Ismail Haniyeh Falls Down After Loud Popping Noises.”

“And though the news was rather sad, well I just had to laugh…”

David Thompson's avatar

But he's on their side, so the headline would more likely be "Esteemed terror worker brutally killed by nasty Israelis. We hates them! We hates them!"

Irunthis1's avatar

Well I mean when Trump got Solimini (spell wrong don’t care) they said an esteemed religious leader was murdered didn’t they? If they didn’t have double standards they wouldn’t have any at all.

Jim Nelson's avatar

The media today has no moral compass whatsoever. They are like junior high school kids who all want to sit at the cool table in the cafeteria. Whatever passes for cool these days is what they will lionize. Unfortunately, being patriotic is uncool and anything anti-America is. They are scum.

Gail W's avatar

No, no. It would read "Esteemed FREEDOM FIGHTER..." 😡

David Thompson's avatar

Are you saying there's something wrong with terror workers?! They're just trying to earn a living on their own terms!

Jim Nelson's avatar

What a great column today. It was like a mid-week highlights column, but with a very clever "A Day in the Life" theme. Don, this should be nominated for a Pulitzer (of course it won't because you're not a coastal lefty "journalist"). Of all the newsworthy items you touched upon, the one that scared me the most was the story about Ford and their patent. This has been a coming threat from the collaboration between the car companies, not just Ford, and the insurance industry. Big Brother and Flo from Progressive are watching you.

Don Surber's avatar

Thanks

The car thing -- with the kill switch -- is scary

David Thompson's avatar

No need for a kill switch. The car will just drive itself back to the dealer so it can be redistributed to proper citizens in good standing.

Stephen Wolf's avatar

Ford better start preparing for bankruptcy.

Chef R.T.'s avatar

You do realize that Volkswagen and Bentley will be on this like white on rice, right? LOL

James Wills's avatar

George H.W. Bush once said of the Clintons, paraphrasing: "There's nothing special about these people; they are just garden-variety crooks and thieves. What is truly disheartening is the People's lack of reaction to their shenanigans. WHERE IS THE OUTRAGE?"

What is wrong with people? How is it possible to find a single American who doesn't see through the American Communist Party, nee Democrats? This Democrat machine is running full-bore now. Google "Trump' and nothing but smears are returned; "Harris" nets you a hagiography about this cackling empty vessel. Can the People not see that they are being manipulated? Every day I understand better the tortures of Cassandra.

Dutchmn007's avatar

And the HW Bush crawled into bed with the Arkansas trailer trash post 1992; didn’t W say he was voting for Hillary in ‘16?

He ‘s the reason I’m a registered Independent.

Irunthis1's avatar

It was all a charade these people are all in bed together literally and figuratively. Nasty, all of them.

Dutchmn007's avatar

Indeed! Watching the four year coup unfold against DJT is what opened my eyes, albeit a little late. Admittedly the whole charade of the Bush/Clinton bromance should have done it much sooner. Better late than never!

Sophie's avatar

I, too, followed your journey fraught with anger, confusion, disillusionment, and finally understanding. Truly it is better not to live by lies though the truth of evil Leviathan could induce even a strong man to faint with fear.

But I shall not succumb to despair despite the outcome this November. Indeed, the graces of courage and comfort from knowing the truth however tardy strengthens my resolve to persevere. May many more come to see through the veil of lies.

To have this place to read and share ideas and experiences of like-minded souls is a great blessing.

TeaPartyGal's avatar

All well said, Sophie!

LudicrousLife's avatar

So true!

“The problem in Venezuela is not how the people voted but that the votes were counted in, shall we say, a Pennsylvanian Way?

No? How about Michigan?

Arizona?

Georgia?

Wisconsin?”

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LudicrousLife's avatar

Always seemed that someone had something on Kemp- and Raffensberger seemed equally bad.

Chuck Goldman's avatar

I’m going to go out on a limb here and say the illegal immigrants to NA are the biggest issue facing us right now. Their ability to upset our society and make life in NA unbearable is out of proportion to their numbers but, they keep coming, we keep giving and they abuse our tolerance (unbelievably upheld by the gov’t and the cops).

T needs to focus on H’s record on that when he speaks and forget about the other stuff (including the d-rats now ubiquitous use of the word ‘weird’) including the ‘Hoe Harris’ bullshit! He also needs to remind Vance to mind his mouth when he’s on the stump.

We can’t afford another 4 years of the d-rats incoherent policies, sociological fuck-ups and foreign affairs fiasco’s. Enough is enough! Both for us and Western Civ!

Steve (recovering lawyer)'s avatar

Remember when Americans were called "Ugly" because they failed to respect the traditions, social mores and language of foreign countries when they visited? Like when Parisians looked down their Gallic noses at tourists who were not native French? Or when we were criticized for exporting American food, products and businesses to foreign lands? Like McDonald's, Coca-Cola and KFC? Yeah, we were bad for doing that, but now that the process has been reversed, it's a good thing? As when foreigners get into this country, congregate in isolated enclaves and refuse to adopt American habits and lifestyles but insist that we natives conform to theirs? And now we are the ones they call "weird."

Rob Olsen Elder's avatar

The world was this bad 1. before the flood, 2. Days of Sodom and Gomorrah, and 3. Pre Israel’s Babylonian captivity.

Aaron Jones's avatar

It's no wonder Israel isn't sharing much intel with this negligent-irresponsible cadre of Iranian special pleaders of the US State Dept. Reading a Ton Clancy novel, one would think our intel and federal LEO agencies were acting in America's interests.

It's Whitey Bulger's FBI now.

Patrick White's avatar

the acting secret service director was asked if anyone had been suspended or fired from the fallout of Bethel, PA. Now knowing most of the facts I could easily make negligent homicide on the SS site supervisor. Maybe this why the acting director, Mr. Rowe, is obstructing the invest.

Gail W's avatar

Computers in cars, whether spy-wear or not, are why my NEXT car (currently driving an '08 Volvo C-30 hatchback) will either be a Classic car manufactured before computers were even invented, OR a HORSE!

Dutchmn007's avatar

Bingo! Came to exactly the same conclusion several years ago; too much unnecessary electronic junk in them now. Bought my last “new” car in 2011; a Ford Mustang. Anything else I get is going to be pre-1974 (year CAFE Standards were implemented & destroyed American car designs & the market).

Cars should have gauges not screens!

Stanley Yelnats's avatar

I just bought a new car. The one before it I bought new 20 years ago. I haven’t connected my phone to it, even though I don’t get to use a lot of the shiney toys. I’m willing to remove fuses and cut wires-still trying to figure out how to disable those things. I also don’t use the on-board GPS. But just in case, I still have my trusty 2004 vehicle. Yes, I realize my phone has all the tracking stuff. 1. I can leave it home. 2. I’m looking into a dumb phone; I want one with a great camera.

Gail W's avatar

Yes, having a good camera that is at my fingertips was the reason I made the jump from flip phone to smart phone. I was a very late adopter!

Be careful that your disabling stuff in your new car doesn't void any warranty!!

Steve Boggs's avatar

That was impressive, Don. You released your inner Allen Ginsburg on the unhip crowd. I feel special.

W.'s avatar

Poll: #1 because it is the only one I remember. All the others are 'historical accounts' and in this day and age all as in everything is suspect.

Suspicion and a lack of confidence and trust is the new epidemic and norm. Trust no one as lies and liars have infested civilization and across society.

I have done some reading about the Civil war. It seems nothing was black or white there even then the media and press are sloping history in America.

In God we trust. No one or nothing else.

EODMom's avatar

Trust and confidence in civic institutions is another unique attribute of the American experiment. Historically citizens or subjects had no reason to trust their governors as they routinely taxed and mistreated them. Hence the many “cultures” where telling the truth is optional and generally not advised. (My professional life included many transactions where written contracts were considered “advisory” even after years in place. Respect for law is a characteristic of civilization.) We now have direct and extensive experience with institutions which cannot be trusted. So expect more lies and much less trust. A promise isn’t broken - it was never a promise.

W.'s avatar

Very well said. Thanks for the Comment. WS

Dennis's avatar

Someone needs to tell the Secret Service guys that the “Secret” in the name does not apply when answering questions from branches of government elected by the “We the People” crowd.

revmaddog1948's avatar

Thank you for your kindness and allowing me to make personal comments in this blog. I know that I'm up early again. I think I'm going to review this since I have a little extra time, savor this moment with the cat in my lap Fox News blathering on, coffee settling into my nerves.

Sophie's avatar

A great way to start any day with coffee, a cat, and Mr Surber’s blog. (sans FauxNews!)

God bless you and keep you and your coffee-infused nerves—this day.

MLR's avatar

Can you imagine the utter frustration of the Mullahs? Now they have to look for the leakers and distrust everyone. And if the missiles came from aircraft it puts to shame Iran’s defenses and puts the fear that Allah may actually not be on their side!

Greg's avatar

It would appear the Israelis are sending a message. We know where you are and can kill your anytime we want.

Keep the hits coming.

Playswithneedles's avatar

Trump did that when he was president by simply showing a Hamas leader a photograph of his own house.

Greg's avatar

Perhaps. But a dead terrorist can’t kill anyone else. Neither can a dead tyrant or a dead traitor. Just sayin.

Dennis's avatar

My four word philosophy on terrorists: Find them. Kill them.

Doug's avatar

The Iranians might have forgotten what Israel did to the masterminds of the 'Munich Massacre'.

Dennis's avatar

Doubt they've forgotten but they probably have a serious case of "It won't happen to me"s.

Marlan Hoerer's avatar

Now the elite guard will be seeking Mossad under the beds and in cupboards nightly.

Dennis's avatar

Yes but I think recently they’ve remembered both Israel and the US know where their leaders live. And die.

NNTX's avatar

I read today (NYT paywalled so just saw the first paragraph) that the bomb that killed Haniyeh was smuggled into the guesthouse months ago. Don't know if that is true or not. I suspect the NYT is trying to decouple the attack with Hamas actions. Don't think so.

Chuck Goldman's avatar

I’m now hearing that the missile came from an apartment across the street. As much as I’m willing to believe the hype about the Israeli Airforce (and a lot of it is true), I don’t believe a ground to air or air to air missile can be so accurate that it can be blown through a picture window from 1000 klicks away and do no other damage.

Still one never looks a gift horse in the mouth. That particular flat worm is done. On to the next!

Dennis's avatar

These days and at least one Iraq ago you could put a smart bomb down a building’s vent stack. Which is often what was aimed for. Imagine being on the throne when one of those muthas dropped in!

Gary Blackman's avatar

Wouldn't it be great if the Israelis did the same to the Mullahs? How many problems would that solve?

Chuck Goldman's avatar

Gary, the mullahs are such a stain on humanity (can you imagine how the young Iranians feel about this) that taking them out would garner almost world wide approval. The fact that Israel hasn’t, and believe me they know where they are with pin-point accuracy nearly all day long, tells me they are probs using the ‘Devil We Know’ approach to this!

Gary Blackman's avatar

If they are, the cost is too high.

Chef R.T.'s avatar

“Yesterday, veteran Israeli journalist Ehud Yaari reported the missile that felled Haniyeh was not launched from the air. According to a New York Times report, Mossad smuggled a bomb into Haniyeh’s home months ago, only to detonate it remotely when the time was right.”

Clever boys.

Ann Fairbank's avatar

Look for multiple public hangings of suspected traitors.

W.'s avatar

Spot on. It's called ‘terrorism’.