Where is/can Donald Trump take US (sic)?

[moXJO]

@dutchie lets look at some simple figures, it is a share forum after all.

USA world population 4.25%
Percentage of deaths from Covid in the US as a % > 20%. Go Chump, keep killing Americans as it will "Just disappear". He has immunity until he is put in jail.

Dude, are those figures right. Its 270000 or something deaths.

Deaths as a % of population is .069% or something?

 

[moXJO]

Can have it reprinted, for you
Women support moxJO and for you dutchie, women support "Dickh..ds" undersigned "Dutchie"

I'll totally wear that. I'd probably wear dutchies as well..... I'll take you Trump one as well.

 

[wabullfrog]

Dude, are those figures right. Its 270000 or something deaths.

Deaths as a % of population is .069% or something?

Percentage of total Covid deaths worldwide, not the percentage of the US population that has died from Covid.

 

[moXJO]

Percentage of total Covid deaths worldwide, not the percentage of the US population that has died from Covid.

Ahhh that's why it was so high.

 

[satanoperca]

World Deaths from Covid 1,170,000
USA Deaths from Covid 232,000
Percentage of USA deaths against world total 20%
USA Population is 4.25% of world population

Chump man is doing a stella job, he is winning, winning, winning. Go for gold, best in the world.

 

[moXJO]

World Deaths from Covid 1,170,000
USA Deaths from Covid 232,000
Percentage of USA deaths against world total 20%
USA Population is 4.25% of world population

Chump man is doing a stella job, he is winning, winning, winning. Go for gold, best in the world.

Do you know what % of deaths due to covid for world population off the top of your head?

 

[basilio]

Trump appointee resigns as a 'matter of conscience' over executive order aimed at civil service


A Trump appointee tasked with advising the administration on federal civil servants' pay has resigned over his objections to a new executive order that appears to provide the President more leeway in the hiring and firing of federal employees deemed disloyal.
Ronald Sanders, who served as a member and chair of the Federal Salary Council, tendered his resignation on Monday to the director of White House Presidential Personnel, John McEntee, according to a letter obtained by CNN.

"On its surface, the President's Executive Order purports to serve a legitimate and laudable purpose ... that is, to hold career Federal employees 'more accountable' for their performance," Sanders wrote. "However, it is clear that its stated purpose notwithstanding, the Executive Order is nothing more than a smokescreen for what is clearly an attempt to require the political loyalty of those who advise the President, or failing that, to enable their removal with little if any due process."


Trump signs executive order that critics warn politicizes federal career civil service
He added: "I simply cannot be part of an Administration that seeks to do so ... to replace apolitical expertise with political obeisance."
Sanders, a lifelong Republican and human resources professional who has spent decades in different roles across the federal government, wrote to McEntee that career federal employees "take an oath to preserve and protect our Constitution and the rule of law ... not to be loyal to a particular President or Administration."
The order, he said, "seeks to make loyalty to (the President) the litmus test for many thousands of career civil servants, and that is something I cannot be part of."

Trump appointee resigns over executive order aimed at civil service

A Trump appointee tasked with advising the administration on federal civil servants' pay has resigned over his objections to a new executive order that appears to provide the President more leeway in the hiring and firing of federal employees deemed disloyal.

edition.cnn.com

 

[satanoperca]

Do you know what % of deaths due to covid for world population off the top of your head?

Yes, very, very, very small. 0.00015%
But a well-developed country such as USA should not have so a large % by population of deaths as it has. Chump man got it wrong.

 

[dutchie]

Good News For Trump – Majority Of Voters Say They Are Better Off Than They Were Four Years Ago

Good News For Trump - Majority Of Voters Say They Are Better Off Than They Were Four Years Ago

Donald Trump’s strongest issue has always been the economy and that will serve him well in this election, too. According to a new poll, a majority of voters believe they are better off now than they were four years ago before Trump was elected. That bodes very well for his reelection chances...

americanlookout.com

 

[moXJO]

Yes, very, very, very small. 0.00015%
But a well-developed country such as USA should not have so a large % by population of deaths as it has. Chump man got it wrong.

They are around 10th on the list of deaths per million. This is just a fun way to make stats look worse.

 

[satanoperca]

Figures are figures.
I agree, it does make things look worse as they are.

Here you go, spot the pattern, USA has done a crap job. Only one other wealthy country has down worse.

 

[moXJO]

Figures are figures.
I agree, it does make things look worse as they are.

Here you go, spot the pattern, USA has done a crap job. Only one other wealthy country has down worse.
View attachment 113913

Got a link to that stat site?

 

[satanoperca]

COVID-19 deaths per capita by country | Statista

COVID deaths worldwide were highest in Peru, topping a list that compares deaths per million in 210 countries worldwide.

www.statista.com

 

[DB008]

This is pretty big news.

Glen Greenwald resigns from The Intercept (he founded) due to media censorship.

This is also significant because he is a liberal (which is left wing in the USA).

Please read his blog below.

Here is a summary on youtube by Tim Pool.

Article on Joe and Hunter Biden Censored By The Intercept​

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An attempt to assess the importance of the known evidence, and a critique of media lies to protect their favored candidate, could not be published at The Intercept​

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I am posting here the most recent draft of my article about Joe and Hunter Biden — the last one seen by Intercept editors before telling me that they refuse to publish it absent major structural changes involving the removal of all sections critical of Joe Biden, leaving only a narrow article critiquing media outlets. I will also, in a separate post, publish all communications I had with Intercept editors surrounding this article so you can see the censorship in action and, given the Intercept’s denials, decide for yourselves (this is the kind of transparency responsible journalists provide, and which the Intercept refuses to this day to provide regarding their conduct in the Reality Winner story). This draft obviously would have gone through one more round of proof-reading and editing by me — to shorten it, fix typos, etc — but it’s important for the integrity of the claims to publish the draft in unchanged form that Intercept editors last saw, and announced that they would not “edit” but completely gut as a condition to publication:​

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TITLE: THE REAL SCANDAL: U.S. MEDIA USES FALSEHOODS TO DEFEND JOE BIDEN FROM HUNTER’S EMAILS​

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Publication by the New York Post two weeks ago of emails from Hunter Biden's laptop, relating to Vice President Joe Biden's work in Ukraine, and subsequent articles from other outlets concerning the Biden family's pursuit of business opportunities in China, provoked extraordinary efforts by a de facto union of media outlets, Silicon Valley giants and the intelligence community to suppress these stories.​

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One outcome is that the Biden campaign concluded, rationally, that there is no need for the front-running presidential candidate to address even the most basic and relevant questions raised by these materials. Rather than condemn Biden for ignoring these questions -- the natural instinct of a healthy press when it comes to a presidential election -- journalists have instead led the way in concocting excuses to justify his silence.​

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After the Post’s first article, both that newspaper and other news outlets have published numerous other emails and texts purportedly written to and from Hunter reflecting his efforts to induce his father to take actions as Vice President beneficial to the Ukrainian energy company Burisma, on whose board of directors Hunter sat for a monthly payment of $50,000, as well as proposals for lucrative business deals in China that traded on his influence with his father.​

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Individuals included in some of the email chains have confirmed the contents' authenticity. One of Hunter’s former business partners, Tony Bubolinski, has stepped forward on the record to confirm the authenticity of many of the emails and to insist that Hunter along with Joe Biden's brother Jim were planning on including the former Vice President in at least one deal in China. And GOP pollster Frank Luntz, who appeared in one of the published email chains, appeared to confirm the authenticity as well, though he refused to answer follow-up questions about it.​

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Thus far, no proof has been offered by Bubolinski that Biden ever consummated his participation in any of those discussed deals. The Wall Street Journal says that it found no corporate records reflecting that a deal was finalized and that "text messages and emails related to the venture that were provided to the Journal by Mr. Bobulinski, mainly from the spring and summer of 2017, don’t show either Hunter Biden or James Biden discussing a role for Joe Biden in the venture."​

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But nobody claimed that any such deals had been consummated -- so the conclusion that one had not been does not negate the story. Moreover, some texts and emails whose authenticity has not been disputed state that Hunter was adamant that any discussions about the involvement of the Vice President be held only verbally and never put in writing.​

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Beyond that, the Journal's columnist Kimberly Strassel reviewed a stash of documents and "found correspondence corroborates and expands on emails recently published by the New York Post," including ones where Hunter was insisting that it was his connection to his father that was the greatest asset sought by the Chinese conglomerate with whom they were negotiating. The New York Times on Sunday reached a similar conclusion: while no documents prove that such a deal was consummated, "records produced by Mr. Bobulinski show that in 2017, Hunter Biden and James Biden were involved in negotiations about a joint venture with a Chinese energy and finance company called CEFC China Energy," and "make clear that Hunter Biden saw the family name as a valuable asset, angrily citing his 'family’s brand' as a reason he is valuable to the proposed venture."​

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These documents also demonstrate, reported the Times, "that the countries that Hunter Biden, James Biden and their associates planned to target for deals overlapped with nations where Joe Biden had previously been involved as vice president." Strassel noted that "a May 2017 'expectations' document shows Hunter receiving 20% of the equity in the venture and holding another 10% for 'the big guy'—who Mr. Bobulinski attests is Joe Biden." And the independent journalist Matt Taibbi published an article on Sunday with ample documentation suggesting that Biden's attempt to replace a Ukranian prosecutor in 2015 benefited Burisma.​

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All of these new materials, the authenticity of which has never been disputed by Hunter Biden or the Biden campaign, raise important questions about whether the former Vice President and current front-running presidential candidate was aware of efforts by his son to peddle influence with the Vice President for profit, and also whether the Vice President ever took actions in his official capacity with the intention, at least in part, of benefitting his son's business associates. But in the two weeks since the Post published its initial story, a union of the nation's most powerful entities, including its news media, have taken extraordinary steps to obscure and bury these questions rather than try to provide answers to them.​

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The initial documents, claimed the New York Post, were obtained when the laptops containing them were left at a Delaware repair shop with water damage and never picked up, allowing the owner to access its contents and then turn them over to both the FBI and a lawyer for Trump advisor Rudy Giuliani. The repair store owner confirmed this narrative in interviews with news outlets and then (under penalty of prosecution) to a Senate Committee; he also provided the receipt purportedly signed by Hunter. Neither Hunter nor the Biden campaign has denied these claims.​

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Publication of that initial New York Post story provoked a highly unusual censorship campaign by Facebook and Twitter. Facebook, through a long-time former Democratic Party operative, vowed to suppress the story pending its “fact-check,” one that has as of yet produced no public conclusions. And while Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey apologized for Twitter’s handling of the censorship and reversed the policy that led to the blocking of all links the story, the New York Post, the nation’s fourth-largest newspaper, continues to be locked out of its Twitter account, unable to post as the election approaches, for almost two weeks.​

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After that initial censorship burst from Silicon Valley, whose workforce and oligarchs have donated almost entirely to the Biden campaign, it was the nation's media outlets and former CIA and other intelligence officials who took the lead in constructing reasons why the story should be dismissed, or at least treated with scorn. As usual for the Trump era, the theme that took center stage to accomplish this goal was an unsubstantiated claim about the Kremlin responsibility for the story.​

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Numerous news outlets, including the Intercept, quickly cited a public letter signed by former CIA officials and other agents of the security state claiming that the documents have the “classic trademarks" of a “Russian disinformation” plot. But, as media outlets and even intelligence agencies are now slowly admitting, no evidence has ever been presented to corroborate this assertion. On Friday, the New York Times reported that “no concrete evidence has emerged that the laptop contains Russian disinformation” and the paper said even the FBI has “acknowledged that it had not found any Russian disinformation on the laptop.”​

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The Washington Post on Sunday published an op-ed -- by Thomas Rid, one of those centrists establishmentarian professors whom media outlets routinely use to provide the facade of expert approval for deranged conspiracy theories -- that contained this extraordinary proclamation: "We must treat the Hunter Biden leaks as if they were a foreign intelligence operation — even if they probably aren't."​

More on link below...

https://greenwald.substack.com/p/article-on-joe-and-hunter-biden-censored​

 

[DB008]

Tony Bobulinski interview

Tucker exclusive: Tony Bobulinski, ex-Hunter Biden associate,
speaks out on Joe Biden


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[DB008]

Glenn Greenwald on resigning from his own publication due to censorship







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[dutchie]

Trump has another success!


American hostage rescued in West Africa by SEAL Team 6 in daring raid
The rescue took place earlier Saturday in northern Nigeria

American hostage rescued in West Africa by SEAL Team 6 in daring raid

An American hostage has been rescued in Nigeria by SEAL Team 6 in a daring raid, Fox News has learned.

www.foxnews.com

 

[noirua]

 

[Knobby22]

Well I will definitely not be voting for Biden!.

 

[noirua]

Well I will definitely not be voting for Biden!.