They just want to compel you to jump.
Oh and just a reminder if they can redefine “marriage” what makes you think they can’t redefine “devout”
…and “fact check“
…and “disaster“
After all during the last election they redefined “votes”.
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Reminder they Don’t believe this “Birthing Person” stuff either
Posted: September 3, 2021 by datechguy in UncategorizedThe Biden Regime is far more sympathetic to the Taliban than the Tea Party
Posted: September 2, 2021 by Jon Fournier in UncategorizedTags: afghanistan, datechguy's magnificent seven, joe biden, jon fournier, taliban
As the disastrous evacuation of Afghanistan unfolded during the past week and a half it has become clear that the Biden regime favors the Taliban over the supporters of President Trump. How else would you explain all of the oddities and deeply troubling events that occurred during the disastrous evacuation and collapse of the American presence in Afghanistan.
It is clear from Joe Biden’s strong anti Second Amendment stance that he does not believe that the American people should be allowed to own guns. That is a belief held by most progressives. How does the Biden Regime feal about the Taliban possessing weapons. Check out this article.
We left the Taliban more than 22,000 Humvees, a fleet of attack helicopters, and about half-a-million firearms. Contingency planning, Biden style. Horrifyingly, we have reportedly gifted the Taliban a treasure trove of technological tools and detailed records with which they can and will hunt down and exterminate American ‘collaborators:’
Yup the Biden Regime just supplied the murderousTaliban with enough weapons and ammunition to keep an army in business for years. How long before those weapons are used in terrorist attacks around the world?
In its infinite stupidity the Biden Regime chose to partner with the Taliban terrorists. They went so far as to give the Taliban lists of Americans still in Afghanistan:
U.S. officials in Kabul gave the Taliban a list of names of American citizens, green card holders and Afghan allies to grant entry into the militant-controlled outer perimeter of the city’s airport, a choice that’s prompted outrage behind the scenes from lawmakers and military officials.
It is most likely that these Americans will be killed by the Taliban and the Biden Regime made that happen. Hundreds, if not thousands of Americans were abandoned to the Taliban when the Biden Regime meekly acquiesced to the Taliban’s demands and pulled out way too early.
It is obvious the the Biden Regime is far more comfortable dealing with murderous Islamic terrorists than Americans who support the Constitution, individual rights, and free market capitalism.
A while back I wrote how the Trump economy kept exceeding expectations from the media and various groups “unexpectedly” while during the Biden Administration years economic targets kept missing the projected marks, Unexpectedly of course.
Over the last month the disaster in Afghanistan has dominated the headlines but the various Economic reports still continue and the true to form the pattern hasn’t changed:
U.S. companies created far fewer jobs than expected in August as the Covid resurgence coincided with cutbacks in hiring, according to a report Wednesday from payroll services firm ADP.
My degree of shock at these results can scarcely be contained.
I’m sure that the press will spin this and the numbers that follow as much as possible in the Biden Administration’s favor but if nothing else it’s gives the press an excuse to change the subject from the disaster in Afghanistan which their allies in the administration would like to forget as soon as possible so expect them to give a lot of attention to said spin
Unexpectedly of course
Report from Louisiana: Hurricane Ida
Posted: August 30, 2021 by Pat Austin in UncategorizedTags: datechguy's magnificent seven, frank, hurricane Ida, report from louisiana
By: Pat Austin
SHREVEPORT – Hurricane Ida has finally come and now has left Louisiana, but she is travelling through the eastern states leaving storms and plenty of water in her path.
The predictions for this storm were dire in the days leading up to landfall: “worst storm in Louisiana history!” said one, and “bigger than Katrina!” said others. As landfall was predicted on the sixteen-year anniversary of Katrina, comparisons were inevitable.
As the storm approached the coast, the cone consistently shifted to the east just a little more with every new track. This eventually took my beloved Acadiana region out of danger, and Shreveport, up in the NW corner was never really in danger. We spend a lot of time in Arnaudville and the Acadiana region, and we have a lot of friends there, so we watched the progress with a lot of anxiety.
The storm made landfall as a high-end Cat 4 about noon Sunday; it was hard to concentrate on the sermon in church yesterday. Wind gusts in places were as high as 180 mph when the storm hit Port Fourchon; I read where 28 people chose to ride out the hurricane in Grand Isle. This is akin to suicide in my mind. I don’t know how many of them survived. When the storm made landfall it briefly reversed the direction of the Mississippi River.
The only way to get any reliable news or information yesterday was via live streams of local channels. The Weather Channel was a joke. There was Jim Cantore standing in the French Quarter, braced against the wind as if he was about to fly off while two guys walked the sidewalk behind him sipping coffee. In another shot, Cantore is again braced in the street and another guy runs into the back of the camera shot and turns a cartwheel. The only positive about that coverage to me was the humor factor in listening to the broadcasters mispronounce Louisiana place names. Houma, Louisiana (prounounced HOME ah) became HOOOOM ah for example. The news anchor did everything she could to avoid saying Atchafalaya and Tchoupitoulas.
This morning as damage is assessed, the Cajun Navy is busy making rescues. Levees were overtopped in some places and people have flooded. LaPlace, Louisiana is completely underwater and impassable. An Entergy tower fell into the Mississippi River leaving NOLA without power; this is expected to be a problem for weeks. It also means that 911 is down.
Damage assessment is ongoing. While some areas are obviously flooded, luckily we are not seeing the massive flooding that we did with Katrina. The damage is extensive of course and cleanup will take a long time. Lake Charles, over on the Louisiana/Texas border, still has not recovered from the triple shot of storms they endured in the last twelve months, the biggest being Hurricane Laura. Nobody expects this to be fixed soon.
In our area we have a lot of evacuees in shelters anxious to return home. Officials are asking everyone to be patient. There are no sanitary services in most places, no water, no power. The death toll will certainly climb; it is early yet.
If you’d like to help, Catholic Charities of Acadiana has an Amazon Wish List and is assisting with disaster relief. The Cajun Navy is also requesting help. Prayers are good, too!
Pat Austin blogs at And So it Goes in Shreveport and at Medium; she is the author of Cane River Bohemia: Cammie Henry and her Circle at Melrose Plantation. Follow her on Instagram @patbecker25 and Twitter @paustin110.
