79 Replies to “January 30, 2024: Reader Tips”

    1. Just think, Obama wanted to support the lying criminal jackass Garland to the Supreme Court. He stupider and crookeder than the diversity hire who doesn’t know what a woman is.

      1. “Russia can stop their illegal and unjustified invasion at any time.”

        Sure, they could do that…IF they wanted to. Or they can just keep it up until most of the Ukrainians of fighting age are dead, then stroll in and take the rest of the country with minimal casualties. What’s your point?

        1. More wishful thinking from lowest IQ tankies. Meanwhile back in the real world Ukraine is still not conscripting anyone under the age of 27.

          3. “That’s not what I’m hearing, or seeing.”

            I can’t speak to the voices in your head. The reality is verifiable though a simple net search.

          4. “What? ”

            That. Exactly what I said gramps. Ukraine is not conscripting anyone below 27 years of age. That was conscious decision to preserve as much of the younger population as possible.

            “Have you not seen the videos of their fighting force.”

            Yes primarily men in their 30s and 40s.

        2. “Or they can just keep it up until most of the Ukrainians of fighting age are dead, then stroll in and take the rest of the country with minimal casualties.”

          Yes, but to do that they would need to hire you as a military advisor; otherwise (if they continue attacking as they do now) they will be expending their fighters at an order of magnitude faster rate than Ukraine expends theirs (which is what’s currently observed).

          Have you offered your services already?

          1. “Have you offered your services already?”

            Rumor has it he tried, but they just weren’t interested in the consensual nature of the offered service…

          3. “Have you offered your services already?”

            Nope. Having too much fun triggering Simpletons ™…

          4. “Triggering Simpletons ™” by repeatedly making a fool of yourself? I’d say, it does you more harm than good…

            BTW, from what you write here it appears than your idea of a “Simpleton” is anyone who believes that Ukraine should continue resisting the Russian invasion, rather than suing for peace with Russia at any cost. Since you like such blanket terms, how would you define the group that includes “GYM”, “YeahWell”, “Paul”, “::ass”, “Kahane Tzadek” and yourself? Just curious.

          5. Dusty, you keep inserting your alleged service record as an argument into every thread in which you fail to present an actual argument. An appeal to authority is a logical fallacy, and you’re not even an authority. You’re nobody. Also you sound like a well known troll posting under multiple other aliases, ray/ahmed/colonialidiot/Angel?

          2. Anyway… you’re still a dejected failure in life, trying to cope with your limitations by posting lies and impotent snarky remarks under multiple aliases.

    1. Oh sure. Go to war against your ammo suppliers. Let’s see how that works out, shall we?

      What ammo we do produce in the US depends a lot on nitrocellulose supplied by China, and China is no longer shipping it to the US. How embarrassing!

      I know… let’s pick a fight with Iran to distract the rubes at home so they won’t notice the problem. Wait… maybe another pandemic will be the best distraction. Somebody got a coin? Heads, war. Tails, another pandemic.

    2. I suspect the US could find ways to procure antimony on the world market. I might be wrong, but remember the Soviet Union did supply the titanium for the SR-71.

      1. Almost certainly the US will find other sources for materials, joe. But until the US gets production up and running at the required volumes for multiple fronts, the US military will be behind the 8-ball.

        Also, it wouldn’t hurt anything if the US could recruit more personnel. The traditional gung-ho recruits that can get-r-done aren’t signing up. US military academies have always been highly selective for the best and brightest, but I suspect that DIE criteria are the major considerations for current admission.

        Short of ammo. Short bus recruits. I know… let’s start another war!

    3. MOG really
      The US’s last source of antimony, the Stibnite mine in Idaho, ceased operations in 1997.

  11. A high-res (relatively) video of a Russian tank (I think it’s a T-80) defeated by a tiny FPV drone: https://twitter.com/i/status/1752224354581070090

    The tank does not explode (as the Russian tanks are wont to do), but is apparently immobilised and abandoned by its crew (who will have to run the gauntlet of the battlefield before they can get to safety). Also, notice lots of burnt-out hulks of Russian armoured vehicles strewn around.

    I’m sure, however, that Flintstone from 20000 BC, who is the intellectual giant among the schweinie-lovers, will give us a reason why Ukraine will run out of $500+ commercially available drones before Russia runs out of armour and armour crewmen.

      1. “Missing polar bear? Well get out and kill another one.”

        Yup…it’s not like there is any shortage of them, despite the failed efforts of the global warming fraudsters to convince us otherwise.

    1. What in the heck!
      The prints were matched to Bohuslav Horvath who admitted sexual assault by touching and burglary on 15 May 2023.

      Touching??

    2. If the first Britians were black, and a roman emperor was black then it looks like the blacks invented and propagated slavery

    1. Specific subcontractors were included in the bid and actual contract documents. Once the contracts were awarded, different subcontractors were given the work.

      I’m not saying that’s ok, nor am I saying the substitute contractors did good work if any.

      The Librano management of contracts is an great how-to example for the mafia.

  17. Concern in the Baltic states is the threat of war. Concern in Canada is where do you buy purses in camo. Further on we read that under Putin “military spending in 2024 will increase to 7.1 per cent of its gross domestic product (GDP) and will account for 35 per cent of total government spending”
    https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/nato-russia-ukraine-baltics-1.7098660
    So if 7.1% of GDP is 35% of the Russian budget then the entire budget is 20-25% of GDP? Here in Canada government costs us in the vicinity of 50% GDP. So who is the dictator?

  19. The legacy media will be very reluctant to report these facts because they clearly show the state of the Dear Leader’s exceptionally diverse Canada: gun violence in Canada rose 8.9% in 2022 , which made 2022 the worst year for gun violence since comparable data started to be collected in 2009.

    “In 2022, slightly less than 3% of police-reported violent crimes in Canada (or approximately 14,000 violent crimes) involved a firearm. This corresponds to a rate of 36.7 firearm-related violent crimes per 100,000 population, an increase of 8.9% from the 2021 rate. The 2022 rate of firearm-related violent crime is the highest since comparable data were first compiled in 2009.”

    https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/240130/dq240130a-eng.htm?utm_source=mstatcan&utm_medium=eml&utm_campaign=statcan-statcan-mstatcan

    1. Other highlights from the Dear Leader’s 8-year reign, which the legacy media will never share with you:

      “firearm-specific violent crimes (discharging a firearm with intent, pointing a firearm, using a firearm in the commission of an offence) rose 120% from 2013 to 2022, primarily because of the increase in incidents of discharging a firearm with intent, the rate of which has more than tripled (+244%) since 2013.”

      “The homicide rate has increased 64% since 2013.”

      “The rate of firearm-related homicide in 2022 (0.88 homicides per 100,000 population) was the highest rate since 1991.”

      1. Not mentioned in this eye-opening report from Statistic’s Canada is the role that the Dear Leader’s bail reform act in 2019 played in rapidly accelerating the incidents of gun violence. As a reminder, those bail reforms were explicitly intended to release on bail virtually all violent offenders as quickly as possible after they were arrested. Under this generous bail system, even those arrested for violent crimes who were already on bail were quickly again released on bail.

  21. The GCstrategies story is getting juicier. When the company launched in 2018, their first follower was @justintrudeau.

    https://twitter.com/CowardsCanada/status/1720513237559415292

    It also appears that since this story erupted ArriveCan and CEO Kristian Firth have all blocked or deleted their Twitter accounts. Even more shocking is the account for @GCStrategies1 that was started in 2018 is only following one person and his name is Justin Trudeau.
    @JustinTrudeau

    … the Canadian government paid $9 MILLION dollars to two guys with no experience in the tech industry to build a fairly simple app… Kristian has a BA in Architecture and Darren has a BA in Human Resources, all of their experience is in sales… How does this happen? Why on earth would the government contract these two guys to build an app instead of just directly hiring an agency that builds apps…

    1. I think it comes down to Gerald Butts’ saying: “from each according to their ability, to each according to their party affiliation”.

  31. Rep. Ilhan Omar: We Are “People of the Same Blood”, “Somalians First”, “US Government Will Only Do” What We “Tell Them To Do”
    “I am here to protect the interests of Somalia from inside the US system”

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