Jump to content

WestCanMan

Senior Member
  • Posts

    27,475
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    115

Everything posted by WestCanMan

  1. Hey stupid, CNN and CBC were all sucked in by Russian collusion for years. Not only that, the FBI was found guilty of committing crimes during that investigation. Felonies. It was always bogus, and no one ever found a single shred of evidence of collusion that whole time, but you all bought into it hook, line and sinker. You also fell for the hijab hoax here, the Jussie hoax, gentle giants 1 and 2, Rayshard, Brionna Taylor, Lisa Swetnick, Dr Blasy Ford, the Bergdorf's slut, etc, etc. You just can't get enough BS.
  2. Looks like she just wasn't famous enough to get away with it. You're officially deranged now.
  3. No one ever said that a war with Iran would be over in 3 days, so I'm not sure what your point is. 41 people were killed in Chicago in March of this year. That's more than 3x the number of Americans killed in this Iran war I get that the world is paying a bit more for gas right now, but it cost this much when Biden was POTUS, and he didn't accomplish anything to warrant that extra cost - he just sucked. This is being done to prevent a violent, genocidal religious cult from getting nukes. TBH, I doubt that anyone thought that a war with Iran would go this smoothly, it could have easily been a hundred times as costly for the US. No one thought it would be a pants-down, public spanking of this magnitude.
  4. The quote "The Jews are called human beings, but the non-Jews are not humans. They are beasts" attributed to Talmud: Baba Mezia 114b is widely recognized as a gross misinterpretation, distortion, or outright fabrication often used in antisemitic literature. The passage in question does not present a general theological statement on the humanity of non-Jews. Instead, it is part of an arcane legal discussion among rabbis regarding ritual impurity laws, specifically which laws apply to Jews versus non-Jews in specific scenarios. Context of Baba Mezia 114b Topic: Ritual Purity: The discussion in Baba Mezia 114b centers on interpreting Numbers 19:14 and Ezekiel 34:31, which discuss whether the dead body of a non-Jew defiles someone by contact (a law of tumah—ritual impurity). So, what you're looking at isn't "We are human and children of God with human rights and they are not", it's religious mummery about touching dead bodies. You just got caught spreading a racist trope. Sadly, no. While the Chinese are people, and subject to being overly hostile and unsympathetic towards their enemies at times, that's not always the case. With muslims that's a part of their religion, and has been the case every minute of every day for 1300+ years. If you look at every nation on earth where they are in the majority, they inflict themselves on minorities on a minute-by-minute basis.
  5. You have a point with Afghanistan. They should have just bombed that country and left it at that. TBH, the most effective anti-terrorism campaign in America's history was when Trump was just killing terrorist leaders. But Iran is the head of the snake. It's impossible to waste money on bombs dropped on IRGC targets.
  6. Buddy, the word gullible isn't even in the Repolitics dictionary. We just call credulous dolts "Beave" here.
  7. Dude, if you don't think that Canadians were treated ten times worse than that by our own f'ing gov't then I don't have the time of day to talk to you on this issue. That guy had 6 years to get his ducks in a row. Canadians were bent over by the Libs RIGHT DURING COVID. Millions of Canadians were. I'll gladly trade 10M actual victims this year for one mediocre sob story 6 years from now.
  8. That wasn't the cost for 28 flights. It was over $500,000.00 for food and booze for the flights on his 28 trips. It costs about $200/hr to feed LPoC cronies on an airplane when they go to DC to roll over every time Trump raises his voice. I wish Trump would just run our country from Twitter ffs.
  9. He's spending tens of thousands of dollars on short flights, at a time when his own economic failures are making it hard for Canadians to get basic groceries. $21,000 on a flight from Ottawa to DC, for only 55 people, is insane. That's almost $400 per person on one <2-hr flight. It costs those people $200/hr to eat and drink. How do you even do that? When was the last time that you consumed $400 worth of food and drinks, just by yourself, in under 2 hours? Have you ever had a $800 bill for two people? If you have, good for you, but I've never come close to that. The LPoC tyrants are entirely responsible for the strained food banks and the massive homeless encampments in Canada, that didn't exist before 2015, yet they consume enough food and booze on a 2-hr flight to blow a family's food budget for 1 week.
  10. I never said that they like them. They just aren't consumed by the need for genocide like the IRGC is, and some of them even have human-to-human relationships with Israel now. In case you didn't notice, muslims are the most bigoted group of people on earth, and it's not even close. To this day, may of them don't consider non-muslims as inherently human, and deserving of basic rights. Next time you talk to that guy, and he goes on a rant about Israel, ask him how he feels about Pakistan. I promise you that he will be confused by that. He won't consider the slaughter by the Pakistanis in 1947 to be a big deal, and he won't care about their 1971 massacre either. Fact is that Pakistan's main genocides were both several times larger than all of the killing in all of the wars that Israel has ever been a part of. But muslims don't care, because to them, no humans were killed by Pakistan.
  11. The reason that we have to go through airport security is because of Iran. Iran is a f'ing cancer on this planet.
  12. Muslims here are different. They don't live in that world and see the real problems or their causes anymore, they sit here like Berkeley students just gobbling up the hateful IRGC propaganda as if it's all 100% true and base their opinions on that.
  13. The ayatollah's regime is the place where most of the terrorists in the world trace their funding and ideology back to. Not all Iranians are a party to it, many are victims of islamic barbarism themselves.
  14. Collusion boy is using the big word that he heard over and over during Russian collusion lol.
  15. So, not only do you live in a f'ing bubble, you didn't even bother to look into it. A simple google search will find this for you: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's first year in office (March 2025 – February 2026) was marked by scrutiny over significant taxpayer-funded in-flight catering expenses, with over $524,000 (CAD) spent on food and beverages for 28 official trips. Half a million dollars on food just during his flight-time, dingus. He has spent ten grand on food for a 1-hr flight before. You're an abomination. At least try to have a bit of self-awareness, worthless POS.
  16. It's not mean-spirited to follow the rules. I never felt like I could just go plunk myself down in the US and start a life there without following any rules.
  17. OMG, look at you go, girlfriend. Buddy, the Governors of Minnesota and California are doing everything they can to cover up billions of dollars worth of fraud. Not to investigate it, to cover it up. Somehow the whole governments of California and Minnesota didn't notice all that fraud, and none of the investigative journalists from CNN, MSNBC, NPR, ABC, CBS, NBC etc "noticed" it either... it took a social media influencer with a high school education and an iphone 12 to uncover it all. Then the gov't of California introduced a bill to protect the type of information that Nick Shirley accessed in order to track down all that fraud, and criminalized its use.
  18. That's a CTV article about a person who has been affected by a Trump policy. It's like listening a muslim tell you about something the Jews did. You have to take their story at about 12% of its face value, and then add the lion's share of guilt to their own side into the story to get a realistic picture. I don't care what happens to one person. Millions of Canadians were treated worse than that during covid. We had protesters go to jail for more time than murderers get. If you wanna judge every country on earth by one injustice then you might as well sign up to live on Mars.
  19. There were still Jews there whose ancestors go back to 2000 BC. Most of the muslim world has gotten used to the idea of Israel existing in the ME. It's only a few countries now who can't see past their violent bigotry right now.
  20. Every time you get on a plane, Iran costs you time and money. And it's not optional. You pay for airport security, and you go through the lineup, and the alternative is an explosion at 35,000 feet. The world would be an entirely different place without the terrorists funded by the Iranian regime to look out for.
  21. You still don't understand the bigger picture... A ten year agreement is nothing. Iran has been promising genocide for 47 years, and they weren't showing any signs of becoming any less bigoted... What's another 10 years? What was the plan for 20 years? 30 years? The next 47 years? Iran's plan was to bide their time under the JCPOA, and: grow their ballistic missile program, their hypersonic missile arsenal, drone arsenal, and their terrorist-controlled rocket arsenals in Lebanon and Gaza, into an overwhelming bomb-storm that Israel would never be able to cope with. They were even giving ballistic missiles to terrorists organizations like the Houthis... The Houthi tribe is only the size of a really small city and yet they have ballistic missiles develop ICBM's (basically 3-stage ballistic missiles) and they're already building IRBM's (2-stage BM's) grow their fleet of fast-attack ships and drones into a force capable of denying the US navy access to the strait develop an anti-air defence system capable of keeping out American planes FYI they didn't need 100% success in all those areas for their plan to work. Basically, if even one area worked, the plan would be a success. They'd be free to make nukes with impunity. And if you think their plan didn't almost work, consider the fact that Democrats are already saying Iran won this war. IE, half of the US gov't is declaring victory for Iran. That means that the weapons that Iran started creating during the JCPOA years almost got them across the finish line. If Epic Fury was as much of a clusterfork as the Benghazi embassy or the Afghan withdrawal, the world would be looking at a nuclear-armed Iran, with ICBM's, by 2027 or 2028.
  22. TBH I'm just a minor contributor here. You, Reg, Ironstone, Legato, Nationalist, Fluffypants, etc have kept this thread going through some months where I didn't post in this thread at all. Funny thing is, I remember back when I started this thread, the Dems seemingly owned the political humour arena... The conservative side had no late-night presence at all, and even on social media our side just wasn't doing humour - it was almost all just serious business. In the past 5 years the pendulum has swung entirely the opposite way... Conservatives pump out dozens of hilarious memes every day, conservative comedians are common now, and Trump and PP even make jokes that are hilarious. From the left's side, late night isn't funny at all, and memes that are truly funny from the left's side are very few and far between. I honestly feel like we took over the humour aspect completely.
  23. 11 years ago Marco Rubio spoke about the long-term ramifications of the JCPOA. It was going to provide Iran with the cover to: build a nuclear program at scale, with a collection of facilities capable of making large quantities of weapons-grade Uranium very quickly build a MASSIVE ballistic missile program, large enough to even provide ballistic missiles to small tribes of people with large terrorist populations, like the Houthis - they are the only large-town-sized group of people on earth to have ballistic missiles. build a massive, sophisticated drone stockpile build anti-aircraft radar systems, missile batteries, etc, to keep American forces away create a large, purpose-built, fast-attack craft navy to keep America's navy out of the gulf accumulate a fleet frigates with anti-air, submarine, and surface to surface capabilities supply Hamas and Hezbollah with massive stockpiles of rockets to fire at Israel What Marco Rubio understood 11 years ago, and committed to the public record in that now-famous speech, which the Dems still don't understand to this day, was the fact that the JCPOA provided cover for Iran to accumulate a conventional military, and accompanying well-stocked terrorist armies, with enough power to prevent Iran from being bullied out of building their nuclear weapons program at some point in the near future. Sure, this year, the US and Israel managed to pull off both the greatest and the most historically significant military victory in the history of planet earth to this point, but it's hard to say just how close Iran came to victory this year... The point could be made that, if Hezbollah fired their 150,000 rockets at the same time that Hamas was firing their 50,000 rockets, they could have overwhelmed Israel's Iron Dome and maybe this would have been America alone vs Iran. Or maybe Iran was a month or so away from installing more advanced anti-air defence systems from Russia or China which would have secured victory for Iran. Or it's possible that if America just had a bad day with the availability of E3-Sentry (AWAC) planes or other electronic warfare planes, maybe they would have lost an aircraft carrier and support for the war would have zeroed. Hell, if you listen to CNN today, Iran is still winning this war right now. But this much is certain: if Trump didn't do this, and the Dems gained the WH in 2028, then Iran definitely would have gotten to the point of having ICBM's and nuclear weapons. Building bomb shelters in America would have become normal again in this decade. Bottom line: Marco Rubio's ability to forecast the future that would be created by America relying on the JCPOA, from all the way back in 2015, still surpasses the average Democrat's ability to understand the present, even with the benefit of both hindsight and current military intelligence.
×
×
  • Create New...