🇺🇸Father Trump Talk-🚨The Official Thread of the Week Magaverse🚨 👀 the Donald/Elon beef has gone nuclear

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31 minutes ago, Gepetto said:

Dead Pope Francis is in hell where he belongs.

You drunk, bro?

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1 minute ago, Tebok said:

You drunk, bro?

You drunk Rusty, bro?

"Bro". 

[The Real timschochet 6,576]

Trump said today that Jasmine Crockett is a “low IQ individual.” He has said the same thing about every black woman he dislikes. 

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Just now, The Real timschochet said:

Trump said today that Jasmine Crockett is a “low IQ individual.” 

He was correct. I am happy for his honesty. 

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Medicine hater RFK Jr. was a drug dealer.

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2024/08/rfk-jr-endorse-trump-execute-drug-dealers/679597/?paymeter=hard-gate-email-test-1&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=cr&utm_campaign=2024_Content_Retargeting_Sales_Standard&utm_content=082624_RFKDrugDealer_Various-Various_NoCTA+-+Copy&utm_term=Retargeting_SiteVisitors&referral=FB_PAID&utm_id=6575616459077&fbclid=IwY2xjawKFEJ9leHRuA2FlbQEwAGFkaWQAAAYVVWLWhWJyaWQRMTJwQUF3Y1gzc0llQ3pJVjIBHu7ydwvSXFRBtK9f7wxRSdF7IspmiJh3NFD2ZXJHvsiHVFjhyhsOs71VITyV_aem_ul7eS2VxXkvWIPjQT-uYqA

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2 minutes ago, Tebok said:

Medicine hater RFK Jr. was a drug dealer.

https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2024/08/rfk-jr-endorse-trump-execute-drug-dealers/679597/?paymeter=hard-gate-email-test-1&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=cr&utm_campaign=2024_Content_Retargeting_Sales_Standard&utm_content=082624_RFKDrugDealer_Various-Various_NoCTA+-+Copy&utm_term=Retargeting_SiteVisitors&referral=FB_PAID&utm_id=6575616459077&fbclid=IwY2xjawKFEJ9leHRuA2FlbQEwAGFkaWQAAAYVVWLWhWJyaWQRMTJwQUF3Y1gzc0llQ3pJVjIBHu7ydwvSXFRBtK9f7wxRSdF7IspmiJh3NFD2ZXJHvsiHVFjhyhsOs71VITyV_aem_ul7eS2VxXkvWIPjQT-uYqA

Another Rusty post behind a locked pay-gate. I'm sure you'll say you pay for the Atlantic too and that you read the article. Except you didn't, BRO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Are you drunk? BRO!!!!!!!!!!

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5 minutes ago, Gepetto said:

Another Rusty post behind a locked pay-gate. I'm sure you'll say you pay for the Atlantic too and that you read the article. Except you didn't, BRO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Are you drunk? BRO!!!!!!!!!!

The pope died April 21, and you drunkenly stagger in here almost two weeks later to post some random comment about him being dead and burning in hell.

Bro, go to bed, man. You're embarrassing yourself.

Pro tip!

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9 minutes ago, Gepetto said:

 I'm sure you'll say you pay for the Atlantic too and that you read the article. Except you didn't, BRO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

How does my ass taste, Bro?

The leading third-party candidate for president—an environmental lawyer and activist, a son and nephew of legendary liberal Democratic politicians—just quit the race and announced that he is joining the campaign of the most anti-environment president and presidential nominee in recent history, the leader of a Republican Party he has turned into a right-wing, anti-democratic, protofascist personality cult.

I could go on and on and on, cataloging the contradictions and abandonment of principle, all gobsmacking.

But Donald Trump and Bobby Kennedy—as I’ve referred to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. since we met freshman year at Harvard—have always had many features in common as well. Both are entitled playboy sons of northeastern wealth; both (in Michelle Obama’s words) were “afforded the grace of failing forward” as misbehaving, underachieving adolescents admitted to Ivy League colleges thanks to “the affirmative action of generational wealth”; both were reckless lifelong adolescents, both attention-craving philanderers and liars, both jerks. And Kennedy’s hour-long speech today was nearly as meandering and filled with lies as any average hour of Trump.

On the subject of reckless-adolescent entitlement, I’ve got one Bobby Kennedy anecdote to tell. But it’s actually relevant to his endorsement of Donald Trump for president and his apparent expectation of joining a second Trump administration.

In Kennedy’s speech today, he spoke at length about federal pharmaceutical regulation and programs addressing chronic disease. “I’m going to change that,” he said, promising to “staff” the health agencies very differently. “Within four years, America will be a healthy country … if President Trump is elected and honors his word.” Trump, he added, “has told me that he wants this to be his legacy.”

My Bobby Kennedy story involves pharmaceuticals—not the legal, lifesaving kind, such as the vaccines he’s made a career of lying about, but the recreational kind

As a candidate, Kennedy got a very sympathetic pass on his years of drug use because he’s an addict, having used heroin from ages 15 to 29. He quit when he was arrested after overdosing on a flight from Minneapolis to the Black Hills and found by police in South Dakota to be carrying heroin; he pleaded guilty and received only probation. Kennedy, as Joe Hagan wrote in a recent Vanity Fair profile, “has made his history of addiction part of his campaign narrative.”

As a teenager in Nebraska, I’d smoked cannabis and dropped acid before I got to Harvard in 1972. Sometime during my freshman year, I tried cocaine, enjoyed it, and later decided to procure a gram for myself. A friend told me about a kid in our class who was selling coke.

The dealer was Bobby Kennedy. I’d never met him. I got in touch; he said sure, come over to his room in Hurlbut, his dorm, where I’d never been, a five-minute walk. His roommate, whom I knew, was the future journalist Peter Kaplan—with whom I, like Kennedy, remained friends for the rest of his life. He left as I arrived. I wondered whether he always did that when Bobby had customers.

“Hi. Bobby,” Kennedy introduced himself. Another kid, tall, lanky, and handsome, was in the room. “This is my brother Joe.” That is, Joseph P. Kennedy II, two years older, the future six-term Massachusetts congressman.

Bobby Kennedy wasn’t famous, but he was the most famous person I’d ever met.

He poured out a line for me to sample, and handed me an inch-and-a-half length of plastic drinking straw. I snorted. We chatted for a minute. I paid him, I believe, $40 in cash. It was a lot of money, the equivalent of $300 today. But cocaine bought from a Kennedy accompanied by a Kennedy brother—the moment of glamour seemed worth it.

Back in my dorm room 10 minutes later, I got a phone call.

“Hello?”
“It’s Bobby.”
“Hi.”
“You took my straw!”
I realized that I had indeed, and had thought nothing of it. Because … it was a crummy piece of plastic straw. But Bobby was pissed.
“There are crystals inside it, man, growing. You took it.”
Growing? The residue of powdered cocaine mixed with mucus formed crystals over time? What did I know. It reminded me of some science-fair project.
“So … you want the straw back?”
“Yeah, man.”
I walked it back to his room. He didn’t smile or say thanks. It was the last time I ever bought coke from anyone.

A famous rich boy selling a hard drug that could’ve gotten him—or, more precisely, someone who wasn’t him—a years-long prison sentence. His almost fetishistic obsession with a bit of plastic trash. His greedy little burst of anger cloaked in righteousness. His faith that he was cultivating precious cocaine crystals. In retrospect, it has seemed to me a tiny illustration of the child as the father of the man he became: fantastical pseudoscientific crusader, middle-aged preppy who takes selfies with barbecued dogs and plays pranks with roadkill bear cubs he didn’t have time to eat.

But the reason I decided finally to share this anecdote is because of a criminal-justice policy advocated by the presidential candidate he’s just endorsed. It’s another of those many spectacular contradictions I mentioned earlier.

That is, Donald Trump, if he becomes president as Kennedy is now working to make happen, wants to start executing drug dealers. He said so in a speech as president in 2018: “These are terrible people, and we have to get tough on those people, because … if we don’t get tough on the drug dealers, we’re wasting our time … And that toughness includes the death penalty … We’re gonna solve this problem … We’re gonna solve it with toughness … That’s what they most fear."

He said it again in 2022 when he announced his current candidacy: “We’re going to be asking [Congress to pass a law that] everyone who sells drugs, gets caught selling drugs, [is] to receive the death penalty for their heinous acts.”

And at a campaign rally this past April, he elaborated at length on his plan to kill drug dealers: “The only thing they understand is strength. They understand strength—and it’ll all stop.” Our policy, he explained, should be like that in the country he otherwise demonizes the most. “When I met with President Xi of China, I said, ‘Do you have a drug problem?’ ‘No no no,’ [he said,] ‘we have no drug problem.’ [I said,] ‘Why is that?’ ‘Quick trial!’ I said, ‘Tell me about a quick trial.’ When they catch the seller of drugs, the purveyor of drugs, the drug dealers, they immediately give them a trial. It takes one day. One day. At the end of that day, if they’re guilty, which they always are … within one day, that person is executed. They execute the drug dealers. They have zero drug problem. Zero.”

And so, one question for reporters to ask the new Trump campaigner and potential Trump-administration official Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is something like this: The candidate you’re campaigning for, in whose administration you apparently intend to serve, wants our laws rewritten so that drug dealers, particularly those who sell narcotics, face capital punishment. Given that you sold cocaine in your youth, how do you feel about his advocacy of a regime that might have resulted in your own execution at age 19?

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18 minutes ago, Tebok said:

The pope died April 21, and you drunkenly stagger in here almost two weeks later to post some random comment about him being dead and burning in hell.

Bro, go to bed, man. You're embarrassing yourself.

Pro tip!

First post I read today in this thread was from this weekend about an AI generated Trump as Pope image. I posted immediately after seeing it.

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You're a dooshebag Rusty.

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9 minutes ago, Gepetto said:

You're a dooshebag Rusty.

Thanks for playing. Try me again when you can go toe-to-toe and hold your own, Bro.

Go to bed and cry softly on your pillow tonight.

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1 hour ago, Tebok said:

Thanks for playing. Try me again when you can go toe-to-toe and hold your own, Bro.

Go to bed and cry softly on your pillow tonight.

Let the world know when you libtards stop crying pimpledoosh. Because, there is no sign of that.

[Tree of Knowledge 1,786]

7 hours ago, Tebok said:

How does my ass taste, Bro?

The leading third-party candidate for president—an environmental lawyer and activist, a son and nephew of legendary liberal Democratic politicians—just quit the race and announced that he is joining the campaign of the most anti-environment president and presidential nominee in recent history, the leader of a Republican Party he has turned into a right-wing, anti-democratic, protofascist personality cult.

I could go on and on and on, cataloging the contradictions and abandonment of principle, all gobsmacking.

But Donald Trump and Bobby Kennedy—as I’ve referred to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. since we met freshman year at Harvard—have always had many features in common as well. Both are entitled playboy sons of northeastern wealth; both (in Michelle Obama’s words) were “afforded the grace of failing forward” as misbehaving, underachieving adolescents admitted to Ivy League colleges thanks to “the affirmative action of generational wealth”; both were reckless lifelong adolescents, both attention-craving philanderers and liars, both jerks. And Kennedy’s hour-long speech today was nearly as meandering and filled with lies as any average hour of Trump.

On the subject of reckless-adolescent entitlement, I’ve got one Bobby Kennedy anecdote to tell. But it’s actually relevant to his endorsement of Donald Trump for president and his apparent expectation of joining a second Trump administration.

In Kennedy’s speech today, he spoke at length about federal pharmaceutical regulation and programs addressing chronic disease. “I’m going to change that,” he said, promising to “staff” the health agencies very differently. “Within four years, America will be a healthy country … if President Trump is elected and honors his word.” Trump, he added, “has told me that he wants this to be his legacy.”

My Bobby Kennedy story involves pharmaceuticals—not the legal, lifesaving kind, such as the vaccines he’s made a career of lying about, but the recreational kind

As a candidate, Kennedy got a very sympathetic pass on his years of drug use because he’s an addict, having used heroin from ages 15 to 29. He quit when he was arrested after overdosing on a flight from Minneapolis to the Black Hills and found by police in South Dakota to be carrying heroin; he pleaded guilty and received only probation. Kennedy, as Joe Hagan wrote in a recent Vanity Fair profile, “has made his history of addiction part of his campaign narrative.”

As a teenager in Nebraska, I’d smoked cannabis and dropped acid before I got to Harvard in 1972. Sometime during my freshman year, I tried cocaine, enjoyed it, and later decided to procure a gram for myself. A friend told me about a kid in our class who was selling coke.

The dealer was Bobby Kennedy. I’d never met him. I got in touch; he said sure, come over to his room in Hurlbut, his dorm, where I’d never been, a five-minute walk. His roommate, whom I knew, was the future journalist Peter Kaplan—with whom I, like Kennedy, remained friends for the rest of his life. He left as I arrived. I wondered whether he always did that when Bobby had customers.

“Hi. Bobby,” Kennedy introduced himself. Another kid, tall, lanky, and handsome, was in the room. “This is my brother Joe.” That is, Joseph P. Kennedy II, two years older, the future six-term Massachusetts congressman.

Bobby Kennedy wasn’t famous, but he was the most famous person I’d ever met.

He poured out a line for me to sample, and handed me an inch-and-a-half length of plastic drinking straw. I snorted. We chatted for a minute. I paid him, I believe, $40 in cash. It was a lot of money, the equivalent of $300 today. But cocaine bought from a Kennedy accompanied by a Kennedy brother—the moment of glamour seemed worth it.

Back in my dorm room 10 minutes later, I got a phone call.

“Hello?”
“It’s Bobby.”
“Hi.”
“You took my straw!”
I realized that I had indeed, and had thought nothing of it. Because … it was a crummy piece of plastic straw. But Bobby was pissed.
“There are crystals inside it, man, growing. You took it.”
Growing? The residue of powdered cocaine mixed with mucus formed crystals over time? What did I know. It reminded me of some science-fair project.
“So … you want the straw back?”
“Yeah, man.”
I walked it back to his room. He didn’t smile or say thanks. It was the last time I ever bought coke from anyone.

A famous rich boy selling a hard drug that could’ve gotten him—or, more precisely, someone who wasn’t him—a years-long prison sentence. His almost fetishistic obsession with a bit of plastic trash. His greedy little burst of anger cloaked in righteousness. His faith that he was cultivating precious cocaine crystals. In retrospect, it has seemed to me a tiny illustration of the child as the father of the man he became: fantastical pseudoscientific crusader, middle-aged preppy who takes selfies with barbecued dogs and plays pranks with roadkill bear cubs he didn’t have time to eat.

But the reason I decided finally to share this anecdote is because of a criminal-justice policy advocated by the presidential candidate he’s just endorsed. It’s another of those many spectacular contradictions I mentioned earlier.

That is, Donald Trump, if he becomes president as Kennedy is now working to make happen, wants to start executing drug dealers. He said so in a speech as president in 2018: “These are terrible people, and we have to get tough on those people, because … if we don’t get tough on the drug dealers, we’re wasting our time … And that toughness includes the death penalty … We’re gonna solve this problem … We’re gonna solve it with toughness … That’s what they most fear."

He said it again in 2022 when he announced his current candidacy: “We’re going to be asking [Congress to pass a law that] everyone who sells drugs, gets caught selling drugs, [is] to receive the death penalty for their heinous acts.”

And at a campaign rally this past April, he elaborated at length on his plan to kill drug dealers: “The only thing they understand is strength. They understand strength—and it’ll all stop.” Our policy, he explained, should be like that in the country he otherwise demonizes the most. “When I met with President Xi of China, I said, ‘Do you have a drug problem?’ ‘No no no,’ [he said,] ‘we have no drug problem.’ [I said,] ‘Why is that?’ ‘Quick trial!’ I said, ‘Tell me about a quick trial.’ When they catch the seller of drugs, the purveyor of drugs, the drug dealers, they immediately give them a trial. It takes one day. One day. At the end of that day, if they’re guilty, which they always are … within one day, that person is executed. They execute the drug dealers. They have zero drug problem. Zero.”

And so, one question for reporters to ask the new Trump campaigner and potential Trump-administration official Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is something like this: The candidate you’re campaigning for, in whose administration you apparently intend to serve, wants our laws rewritten so that drug dealers, particularly those who sell narcotics, face capital punishment. Given that you sold cocaine in your youth, how do you feel about his advocacy of a regime that might have resulted in your own execution at age 19?

Cool story Bro.  Remember that time they found a bag of coke in Biden’s White House?

[TimHauck 2,711]

On 4/29/2025 at 2:31 PM, HellToupee said:

From townhall  

The timing on this is WILD!

While Jeff Bezos jabs at President Trump with Amazon's new tariff pricing labels, Walmart has announced a major new initiative to EXPAND its support of products MADE IN AMERICA!
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Now I’m not a Walmart shopper, up north I found the rabble in the store unsavory. Down here in FL the choices a much fewer. I might have to take another look

Walmart also getting ready for Pride month

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14677593/gay-woman-slams-walmart-cringe-lgbtq-merchandise.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=social-twitter_mailonline

[squistion 2,094]

 Trump thinks Harry Potter and Paddington Bear are a U.S. National Security Threat.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-announces-100-percent-tariff-015040121.html

Trump announces 100 percent tariff on non-U.S. films, declaring them 'a National Security threat'

President Donald Trump has announced a 100 percent tariff on all films produced outside of the United States.

"The Movie Industry in America is DYING a very fast death," Trump wrote in a post shared to his Truth Social platform on Sunday. "Other Countries are offering all sorts of incentives to draw our filmmakers and studios away from the United States. Hollywood, and many other areas within the U.S.A., are being devastated. This is a concerted effort by other Nations and, therefore, a National Security threat."

"It is, in addition to everything else, messaging and propaganda!" he continued. "Therefore, I am authorizing the Department of Commerce, and the United States Trade Representative, to immediately begin the process of instituting a 100% Tariff on any and all Movies coming into our Country that are produced in Foreign Lands. WE WANT MOVIES MADE IN AMERICA, AGAIN!"

[Hardcore troubadour 15,207]

8 hours ago, The Real timschochet said:

Trump said today that Jasmine Crockett is a “low IQ individual.” He has said the same thing about every black woman he dislikes. 

He only says it about black women?

[Tree of Knowledge 1,786]

56 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

He only says it about black women?

Crockett, Kamala, and Waters are not low IQ?

[Hardcore troubadour 15,207]

3 minutes ago, Tree of Knowledge said:

Crockett, Kamala, and Waters are not low IQ?

They are.  But I bet he has said it about non black women.  

[Tree of Knowledge 1,786]

1 minute ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

They are.  But I bet he has said it about non black women.  

Oh he has.  Father Trump is the least racist man in the world.  He calls it right down the middle. He’s knocked many Republicans.  

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6 minutes ago, Tree of Knowledge said:

Crockett, Kamala, and Waters are not low IQ?

I would bet Crockett and Kamala have a higher IQ than Donny 2 Dolls.

I mean Kamala told us what would happen to the economy if Trump was elected, and it did.  Trump told us the opposite.

[Ron_Artest 1,302]

Just now, Tree of Knowledge said:

Father Trump

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17 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

I would bet Crockett and Kamala have a higher IQ than Donny 2 Dolls.

I mean Kamala told us what would happen to the economy if Trump was elected, and it did.  Trump told us the opposite.

We KNOW Kamala has an IQ of 76. Crockett is even less intelligent.  It’s safe to say someone with a confirmed genius level IQ like Father Trump has a higher IQ than those two combined.  

[Ron_Artest 1,302]

3 minutes ago, Tree of Knowledge said:

We KNOW Kamala has an IQ of 76.

How do we KNOW this?

[Tree of Knowledge 1,786]

6 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

How do we KNOW this?

Widely reported during the run up to the election.  

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2 minutes ago, Tree of Knowledge said:

Widely reported during the run up to the election.  

Widely proven as false too.

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When will all these trade deals Trump promised start rolling in?

https://www.cnn.com/2025/05/05/business/trade-war-deal-trump

Quote

On Sunday aboard Air Force One, Trump said there “could very well be” trade deals announced this week. He also said that last week. And the week before.

Quote

But as the weeks roll on with no deal in sight, the Trump administration risks inflicting serious economic damage that could quickly turn into a US and global recession. America’s aggressive trade war has already sent the US economy into reverse. Last week’s quarterly report on gross domestic product, the broadest measure of the US economy, showed America’s first contraction since early 2022, as an otherwise-healthy economy was dragged down by companies stockpiling goods to get ahead of tariffs.

 

[Tree of Knowledge 1,786]

24 minutes ago, Ron_Artest said:

Widely proven as false too.

Proof?

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2 hours ago, squistion said:

 Trump thinks Harry Potter and Paddington Bear are a U.S. National Security Threat.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-announces-100-percent-tariff-015040121.html

Trump announces 100 percent tariff on non-U.S. films, declaring them 'a National Security threat'

President Donald Trump has announced a 100 percent tariff on all films produced outside of the United States.

"The Movie Industry in America is DYING a very fast death," Trump wrote in a post shared to his Truth Social platform on Sunday. "Other Countries are offering all sorts of incentives to draw our filmmakers and studios away from the United States. Hollywood, and many other areas within the U.S.A., are being devastated. This is a concerted effort by other Nations and, therefore, a National Security threat."

"It is, in addition to everything else, messaging and propaganda!" he continued. "Therefore, I am authorizing the Department of Commerce, and the United States Trade Representative, to immediately begin the process of instituting a 100% Tariff on any and all Movies coming into our Country that are produced in Foreign Lands. WE WANT MOVIES MADE IN AMERICA, AGAIN!"

Such a Hitler move. Next we'll be see censorship of American films that don't align with the MAGAturd vision.

[HellToupee 1,676]

 

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35 minutes ago, Tree of Knowledge said:

Widely reported during the run up to the election.  

Widely debunked MAGAturd propaganda based on a meme or some lunatic far-right podcaster.

Her IQ is around 130, but your must be around 76 to believe all this misinformation baloney you continually buy into, making you the board's dumbest poster.

[Tree of Knowledge 1,786]

30 minutes ago, Tebok said:

Widely debunked MAGAturd propaganda based on a meme or some lunatic far-right podcaster.

Her IQ is around 130, but your must be around 76 to believe all this misinformation baloney you continually buy into, making you the board's dumbest poster.

 Low IQ bros easily confuse you, your and you’re.   Obviously, Kamala seems smart to YOU.  

[Hardcore troubadour 15,207]

Rachel Dolezal went to Howard. 

[squistion 2,094]

Quote

Happy Cinco Deporto

SMH

 

[Gepetto 1,340]

The Harry Potter movie series was produced as a co-production between the United Kingdom and the United States. While the films were largely filmed in the UK, Warner Bros., a US-based company, was a key part of the production. 

[Tree of Knowledge 1,786]

Trump has done more for California in 105 days than any President in history.  
 

Stops the Biden fires

Steps in to remove red tape for people impacted by fires

Stops the flow of bad hombres

Fills their reservoirs 

Saves Hollywood 

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3 hours ago, Tree of Knowledge said:

 Low IQ bros easily confuse you, your and you’re.   Obviously, Kamala seems smart to YOU.  

You believe everything your infotainment overlords feed you.

[Tree of Knowledge 1,786]

1 minute ago, Tebok said:

You believe everything your infotainment overlords feed you.

Rusty Pimples is a ️

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20 minutes ago, Tree of Knowledge said:

Rusty Pimples is a ️

You're the deluded dork who refers to that orange sack of feces as "Father Trump."

[Tree of Knowledge 1,786]

4 minutes ago, Tebok said:

You're the deluded dork who refers to that orange sack of feces as "Father Trump."

You are one of 2 nudniks that have a combined 50 aliases so you can troll people 24/7/365 without having to take a break and get some fresh air.  When’s the last time you saw the sun?  Honest answer.  

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4 minutes ago, Tree of Knowledge said:

You are one of 2 nudniks that have a combined 50 aliases so you can troll people 24/7/365 without having to take a break and get some fresh air.  When’s the last time you saw the sun?  Honest answer.  

You think Kamala Harris is borderline retarded. 

I can't imagine what that makes you, somewhere between a brick and a jellyfish.