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  1. Pooky
    Because he was one of them, or so they thought 😉
  2. Pooky
    Which will annoy the TDS crowd hoping the EJC and fraud judgements would cause him financial difficulties. 🤣
  3. Pooky
    ‘Tis the season for the obligatory puff pieces, trying to put that glistening shine on the #######-in-chief 😒
  4. Pooky
    Not to be politically correct or anything, but who on earth would want to make financial contributions to that account? And should they be referred to an optician or a psychiatrist? 🤷🏽
  5. Pooky
    The continuing legal exposure seems to be doing his polling numbers the world of good. Probably NOT what the DNC/Never Trumpers envisaged when these balls started rolling. 🤔
  6. Pooky
    All the more reason to elect DJT in November and clean house at the alphabetti-spaghetti deep state in Washington. 😒 Which is precisely why the Washington machine will not allow it to happen.
  7. Pooky
    Both will get appealed and, once they’re out of the heavily-weighted battlegrounds they were tried in, it is to be hoped some semblance of rationality might set in. Especially in the “fraud” case, which represents a victimless crime, the judgement seems designed to either be appealed, or be featured in an episode of Ridiculousness on MTV. 😒
  8. Pooky
    EMP device?
  9. Pooky
    Americans truly believe that the Super Bowl is the greatest sporting event on this planet yet there were more fans at the 2019 Checkatrade Trophy final between two League One clubs 😭😭 https://www.facebook.com/share/p/rPihCdmLNtxzrKC1/?mibextid=WC7FNe
  10. Pooky
    His take on NATO is the same as in his first term. NATO nations pledged to increase defence spending to 2% of GDP, or higher. As far as I know, apart from the USA, only Poland and the UK are honouring that pledge. So I can see his frustration. In his eyes, the other 29 NATO members are happy to rely on the U.S. military to shoulder the financial burden and to bail them out if and when a conflict arises. DJT isn’t the threat to NATO. The other members are.
  11. Pooky
    I do wish the bloody colonials would stop trying to mess with proper English! Inventing new words, because they’re too lazy to accurately define something with the words already in the dictionary, redefining words because their original meaning offends sensibilities and causes temper tantrums, removing the letter “U” from words and not increasing its Scrabble value, etc., etc.
  12. Pooky
    American football is rugby, played by three whole teams of overpaid players to cover skills gaps, with lots of rest breaks, in body armour, helmets and spandex. 😒
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  14. Pooky
    Think of it this way. You can rig the votes to make up for a 2 point deficit fairly easily. A 16 point get would look just a little suspect 😎
  15. Pooky
    He’s not crying’ over Biden. He just lost his binky 😒
  16. Pooky
    To prove that the prospective new citizens are smarter than a Fifth-grader?
  17. Pooky
    Not by DJT, he isn’t. Latest side-by-side has Biden trailing by 2 points, well within the margin of error. Against Nikki Haley, however, he’s trailing by 16 points 😳
  18. Pooky
    Rather they were focused on the damage to democracy for preventing the electorate having their say in an election. ironic that, for all their bleating about a DJT presidency destroying democracy, his opponents are the ones trying to circumvent the democratic process. 😒
  19. Pooky
    In a sane world, he wouldn’t. But this is America. 😒
  20. Pooky
    The world’s most popular airliner is in trouble again. After Alaska Flight 1282 on Jan 5th lost a “permanently” secured exit hatch on climb out, a number of airlines are grounding the type again due to safety concerns Watch: Inside Alaska Airlines plane after part blows off mid-air https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-67900834 Thankfully this time the flight was still in its initial climb-out, low enough to avoid explosive decompression, with all passengers seated and belted in. Boeing must be thanking their lucky stars this didn’t happen at 38,000 ft. The continuing quality control issues at Boeing must be making the execs at Airbus more than a little happy right now.
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