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Who just happened to find this forum on a Fantasy Football site.

I was going to ask, who is this Maximum Overkill that just joined the site December 29, 2023?

She is worse than a rando because she admitted she committed perjury. She has no credibility and not surprising that she has repeated this fake news story that was instantly debunked. A rando one might give the benefit of the doubt but not Juanita with her history.

Not a Zelinski kill list and from a digitally altered screenshot.

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Thanks!

Tucker a shill for Putin.

Fake News:

Of course, but the interview itself will probably confirm what his Tucker's critics have said about him.

Source is admitted perjurer Juanita Broaddrick.

The unredacted Mueller Report was never released so what he said about the dossier may have been correct. And I think the only connection to Ed Buck was that Buck donated to his campaign (along with contributions to Hillary and Ted Lieu, etc.).

I've never supported Bernie, nor cared for him particularly. A self-identified socialist and too far left for my tastes.

Once the storm drainage system was completed in the 1930s (which became the L.A. River) it really couldn't be changed from a practical standpoint.

Yes, but L.A. County began building its stormwater drainage system in 1915 decades before anyone anticipated the population boom this desert region would experience after WW2, particularly in the 1950s. The L.A. County Public Works admit they wouldn't make the same choices today as they did over 100 years ago.

That was what I thought although I did vaguely remember reading like 30 years ago that some was able to be saved, so I looked for and found this article.

True, but I posted that article is response to those who have been saying that none of the water from this week's rain has been saved.

https://www.foxla.com/news/historic-rain-in-los-angeles-leads-to-billions-of-gallons-of-rainwater-collected Historic rain in Los Angeles leads to billions of gallons of rainwater collected LOS ANGELES - After so much rain has fallen in Southern California this week, we wanted to know how much is saved for future use and how it's done. For that, we turned to the Los Angeles County Department of Public Works. Mark Pestrella is the Director of the LA County DPW. To him, capturing rain water is like saving money in the bank. Rain water capture happens at dams, like Big Tujunga or Pacoima, to name a couple. When it rains, Pestrella says, "each water drop that travels across the land" ends up in rivers, lakes and streams" On it's way there, "we capture it in our dams, and we store the water behind the dams." Pestrella says the county has captured 21 billion gallons of water so far in 2024, which is "enough to serve 517,000 people for a year." Just from this week's storm alone, the county captured 11.4 billion gallons of water, enough for 280,000 residents. [...]

A thread that has been dormant and inactive since 2007 has been bumped. How timely.

No.

No, we admit those were DEMOCRATS, but that is not the Democratic Party of today (which is why Republicans only get about 10% of the Black vote, because Black folks know that too).

Meh. https://www.cnn.com/2019/08/09/politics/joe-biden-iowa-poor-kids-white-kids/index.html Joe Biden’s campaign says he misspoke when he said ‘poor kids’ are just as bright as ‘white kids’ WashingtonCNN — Former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign says he misspoke when he told a group of Hispanic and Asian voters in Iowa on Thursday that “poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids” before he attempted to correct himself. [...] Biden’s verbal slip up comes as he is campaigning in Iowa during the state fair weekend, where a recent poll shows he still maintains a lead over the rest of the field. Biden has a reputation for making misstatements on the trail and has even called himself “a gaffe machine.” “I am a gaffe machine, but my God what a wonderful thing compared to a guy who can’t tell the truth,” Biden said in December, in reference to President Donald Trump.

Indeed as Neal Katyal (Professor at Georgetown University and the former Acting Solicitor General of the United States) just said on MSNBC.