did you watch the video of her screaming at him?Trinity wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 8:06 am https://twitter.com/althomelandsec/stat ... 76448?s=21
Quite the photograph.
"Go to China"...
I repeat my earlier term, IDIOTS
did you watch the video of her screaming at him?Trinity wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 8:06 am https://twitter.com/althomelandsec/stat ... 76448?s=21
Quite the photograph.
atta boy Bart.......now you are catching on. TAATS and follow the money.dislaxxic wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 7:58 am A watchdog out of Trump's grasp unleashes wave of coronavirus audits
Before the nitwits start bleating about Libs out to get Don the Con AGAIN...who DOESN'T want the distribution of this kind of coin monitored and audited?? Understand that this procedure is MANDATED by law and applies to whatever administration happens to be in place at the time...
The way Trump has systematically undermined and marginalized the internal systems meant to protect the integrity of these processes is what is worth vilifying, if anything.
We'll see what Mr. Dodaro turns up...maybe it'll be a glowing report of competent administration of a massive government program...?
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Why in the world would you want the numbers to go up?Typical Lax Dad wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2020 11:47 pmI am waiting for an uptick in Wisconsin and Michigan.
I am confused. You said you were all alone.
You made a claim. And now can't back it up.MDlaxfan76 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 7:43 am more black hole ranting.
I can't tell whether your issue is the word 'south' about where such museums are because there are indeed 'glorifications' outside of the Deep South or whether you are arguing as to whether such 'glorifications' are appropriate.
Not sure I care what you are ranting about.
Took a bike ride through Gettysburg a couple of years ago, but last time on a tour was when my son was in middle school, so maybe a dozen years ago. So what.
I'm not a Civil War buff. wouldn't claim any special expertise, but I have read a lot of history and certainly in my educational era in Baltimore and with family throughout the south had quite a lot of exposure.
Speaking of missing lacrosse...
You're picking a fight with me, I'm not interested in.runrussellrun wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 8:39 amYou made a claim. And now can't back it up.MDlaxfan76 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 7:43 am more black hole ranting.
I can't tell whether your issue is the word 'south' about where such museums are because there are indeed 'glorifications' outside of the Deep South or whether you are arguing as to whether such 'glorifications' are appropriate.
Not sure I care what you are ranting about.
Took a bike ride through Gettysburg a couple of years ago, but last time on a tour was when my son was in middle school, so maybe a dozen years ago. So what.
I'm not a Civil War buff. wouldn't claim any special expertise, but I have read a lot of history and certainly in my educational era in Baltimore and with family throughout the south had quite a lot of exposure.
And blame ME ? Shows what real class you DON't have.
Stop stating opinions as if fact. you made the claim that southern museums display show, or have.......and refuse to provide ONE example.
Why did we all go to college.....to debate like this? Make a statement, back it up. Don't blame me/others, when the blame is in the mirror.
could be in Politics section, but definitely a separate thread.dislaxxic wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 8:42 amSpeaking of missing lacrosse...
I've been curious lately, well, before this point actually, about my fellow denizens actual lacrosse experience...does anyone feel like it would be interesting to have something like a "Lacrosse Vitae" thread to put out what everyone (Water Cooler types, especially) did/does in lacrosse?
Were/Are you a Player? Coach? Fan? Admin? One? All? Nothing nefarious, genuinely curious about everyone's experiences...
Course, doing that in a pandemic thread wouldn't be appropriate...so...it's own thread? [Now that i think of it, maybe there already IS such a place...hmmm]
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'want'???youthathletics wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 8:25 amWhy in the world would you want the numbers to go up?Typical Lax Dad wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2020 11:47 pmI am waiting for an uptick in Wisconsin and Michigan.
I may be many things....but lacking parenthetical gentlemenly skills apparently isn't part of my cloth......MDlaxfan76 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 8:51 amYou're picking a fight with me, I'm not interested in.runrussellrun wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 8:39 amYou made a claim. And now can't back it up.MDlaxfan76 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 7:43 am more black hole ranting.
I can't tell whether your issue is the word 'south' about where such museums are because there are indeed 'glorifications' outside of the Deep South or whether you are arguing as to whether such 'glorifications' are appropriate.
Not sure I care what you are ranting about.
Took a bike ride through Gettysburg a couple of years ago, but last time on a tour was when my son was in middle school, so maybe a dozen years ago. So what.
I'm not a Civil War buff. wouldn't claim any special expertise, but I have read a lot of history and certainly in my educational era in Baltimore and with family throughout the south had quite a lot of exposure.
And blame ME ? Shows what real class you DON't have.
Stop stating opinions as if fact. you made the claim that southern museums display show, or have.......and refuse to provide ONE example.
Why did we all go to college.....to debate like this? Make a statement, back it up. Don't blame me/others, when the blame is in the mirror.
why debate, if I know you'll just keep saying 'squirrel'.
It's like Lucy with Charlie Brown.
Enough with moving the ball.
You don’t have to go to college to be educated. But I am sure, being uneducated is better than being educated right or they are =.runrussellrun wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 8:17 amWhile stretching yesterday in the public park, overheard the conversation of 3 people. Talking about the value of education. How UN-educated people are hurting society. Other elitist nonsense.Typical Lax Dad wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2020 5:33 pmhttps://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2 ... 114753.htma fan wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2020 5:28 pmUS intel has the exact numbers of dead? Or heck, within a reasonable range?MDlaxfan76 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2020 5:08 pm Nah, that's what we have national intelligence agencies for. We don't have states doing this.
And the IC knew. And Trump knew.
I'd wager they don't.
And yes, we ALL assumed they are lying. But again: in what world does that give them a pass?
And again, if it was a EU nation reporting the real carnage in real time, with real media cameras? I believe that would have been ENORMOUSLY helpful. Its really difficult to picture what a pandemic looks like....
Agree to disagree. Let's move on...
Smart people had been anticipating something like this. We were slow to react. Lots of reasons why.
I was actually laughing, they were such stereotypical pretends. Finally, asking them, since they came next to me, while I was stretching, in my best Ferris, "Yeah, education IS important. Are you talking actual life experience as education , coupled with college degrees, or just college degrees alone". They looked at each other, nodded that it was an interesting question, all 3 concluding that " college degrees. Especially Masters & above"
Ok......the pretends, stereotype was in full view now. I sardonically replied, " RIGHT.....and where they earned those degrees, is important too, right? I mean, I'm listening to someone from Harvard over UMass-Boston, right? "
The two women, picked up the sardonic tone, remained silent. the guy.....nope. He went on blabbering , agreeing with me. .
Finally done with stretching, I got up, and declared my faux affinity for their bigotted viewpoint.
"Yup..you are correct. College degrees are ALL that matter. Especially from the "right" ones. (oh, I emphasized the RIGHT alright) Lincoln, Truman, just horrible Presidents. No degrees. " and quickly, of course added, " since you don't value NON-educated people, guessing you don't listen to college drop outs like Bill Gates, " at this point, he too picked up the sarcasm . The two woman, actually, looked ashamed.
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And, yes, I left them with the question, "do you realize how closed minded and bigotted you all sound ? "
Smart people? Any of these 7 recommendations appear to be coming from "smart people"?
https://www.centerforhealthsecurity.org ... tions.html
I mean, with smart people REALLY laying out the groundwork, and details, on what, when and how, to do things. Seriously, this is the best that "smart" people can come up with? Vague, rudderless,
I do so love these smart people. writing junk like this: (from recommendation #2 )
During a catastrophic outbreak, countries may be reluctant to part with scarce medical resources. A robust international stockpile could therefore help to ensure that low and middle resource settings receive needed supplies regardless of whether they produce such supplies domestically.
What the heck.......can any of you quantify what that number would even be? ROBUST...stockpile. What does this even mean, in the real world?
TLD, you think AFAN is making ROBUST amounts of alcohol, or, could he give you a pretty gosh darn close & accurate number?
So, you guys are agreeing with me. That event 201 was useless. A complete waste of time? The coffee IS great at that hotel tho....
Your brain is polluted.youthathletics wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 8:25 amWhy in the world would you want the numbers to go up?Typical Lax Dad wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2020 11:47 pmI am waiting for an uptick in Wisconsin and Michigan.
100% agreement.MDlaxfan76 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 8:05 amBrutal, and by our standards of warfare today, yes, criminal.cradleandshoot wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 7:58 amWhat does your knowledge of Shermans March to the Sea tell you? If your a Yankee like me, he has always been a hero. If you are a southerner whose family members and non combatants suffered through the carnage of the march, Sherman was a war criminal. He skirted the edges of his authority and his men acted more like an out of control mob than a disciplined army. War is hell and Gen Sherman sure proved that. Right or wrong Gen Shermans crusade through the south has never been forgotten and never been forgiven all these years later by the folks of the south. The end justifies the means as the saying goes.MDlaxfan76 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 7:43 am more black hole ranting.
I can't tell whether your issue is the word 'south' about where such museums are because there are indeed 'glorifications' outside of the Deep South or whether you are arguing as to whether such 'glorifications' are appropriate.
Not sure I care what you are ranting about.
Took a bike ride through Gettysburg a couple of years ago, but last time on a tour was when my son was in middle school, so maybe a dozen years ago. So what.
I'm not a Civil War buff. wouldn't claim any special expertise, but I have read a lot of history and certainly in my educational era in Baltimore and with family throughout the south had quite a lot of exposure.
For me, it's not actually a close call.
The history of warfare is ugly, very ugly, and it ALL should be understood, not white washed.
Warriors, come out and play... just stay six feet away...
I saw that movie in the movie theater when it came out. I watched it in cable a few years ago. It was excellent. Was there a remake?cradleandshoot wrote: ↑Mon Apr 20, 2020 10:20 amWarriors, come out and play... just stay six feet away...