Bruddah IZ
DA
Love his third tweet. But both parties have been undermining capitalism since before the great depression by allowing the fed to debase the dollar. Too bad the financial iliteracy taught at Fries U still runs rampid.
The Inevitable New The Inevitable Trump Mocking Thread
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Rampid is right.
Huli huli booooooiiiiiii!!! Suuuu-iiiiieeee! Suuuuuuuiiiiieeeee....
Meanwhile:
"On a jarring note, the NIS said that it detected signs of the North restoring part of the Dongchang-ri missile launch site it tore down.
"(The North) appears to be putting back a roof and a door (to a Dongchang-ri facility)," the NIS was quoted as saying.
The NIS also said that the military authorities of South Korea and the United States have run a "thorough" monitoring system to keep track of the North's nuclear and missile facilities, including its uranium enrichment sites that were apparently brought up in nuclear negotiations between Washington and Pyongyang.
"The U.S. information is the same as ours, but we can't comment on what facilities are located where," the NIS was quoted as saying during the briefing.
The 5-megawatt graphite-moderated reactor is one of the key facilities at the Yongbyon nuclear complex. It is capable of producing spent fuel rods, which if reprocessed can yield 5 to 7 kilograms of weapons-grade plutonium annually. About 6 kg of plutonium is required to build a single bomb."
Meanwhile:
"On a jarring note, the NIS said that it detected signs of the North restoring part of the Dongchang-ri missile launch site it tore down.
"(The North) appears to be putting back a roof and a door (to a Dongchang-ri facility)," the NIS was quoted as saying.
The NIS also said that the military authorities of South Korea and the United States have run a "thorough" monitoring system to keep track of the North's nuclear and missile facilities, including its uranium enrichment sites that were apparently brought up in nuclear negotiations between Washington and Pyongyang.
"The U.S. information is the same as ours, but we can't comment on what facilities are located where," the NIS was quoted as saying during the briefing.
The 5-megawatt graphite-moderated reactor is one of the key facilities at the Yongbyon nuclear complex. It is capable of producing spent fuel rods, which if reprocessed can yield 5 to 7 kilograms of weapons-grade plutonium annually. About 6 kg of plutonium is required to build a single bomb."
The one where huli huli boi longs for the Panic of 1873 and 6 years of depression...
Or the panic of 1893...
Or the panic of 1907...
Folks really miss "capitalism" and bank runs and boom bust cycles... Ah, the good old days.
Did huli huli boi take my bet yet?
Or did he finally figure out his asset from his elbow?
Or the panic of 1893...
Or the panic of 1907...
Folks really miss "capitalism" and bank runs and boom bust cycles... Ah, the good old days.
Did huli huli boi take my bet yet?
Or did he finally figure out his asset from his elbow?
Chicken Iz doesn't read history, so you've lost him. But your attacks on him are "Rampid," if he would say so himself.
Sheriff Joe
DA
You of all people shouldn't be correcting anyone.
Racist Joe
SILVER
Who said the good sheriff isn’t the distinguished racist one in the same?
Racist Joe
SILVER
North Dakota fields quite a few elderly college football players. Kudos to them for not seeing age.
Bruddah IZ
DA
Itʻs not a bet spigot boy. Itʻs just an excuse for your ignorance.
Bruddah IZ
DA
Get ready spigot boy. Itʻs almost time. The debt has been fully monetized and Powell will be calling on you soon.
Sheriff Joe
DA
Is towel head a race?
Sheriff Joe
DA
Racist Joe
SILVER
It sure thais.
Ol " Friedhands " is calling out for Adam Schiff & Ed Buck.....
If you stand closer to your cardboard cutouts you just might get some " Love ".....
Sheriff Joe
DA
Better put this guy on suicide watch.
Justin Trudeau Loses Another Cabinet Minister as Corruption Scandal Grows
Treasury Board President Jane Philpott, a member of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s cabinet, resigned her post on Monday because she “lost confidence” in the administration’s handling of the SNC-Lavalin scandal
Justin Trudeau Loses Another Cabinet Minister as Corruption Scandal Grows
Treasury Board President Jane Philpott, a member of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s cabinet, resigned her post on Monday because she “lost confidence” in the administration’s handling of the SNC-Lavalin scandal
Sheriff Joe
DA
Bye Bye
Detainees force-fed after hunger strike in Texas deported by ICE to India
By Anna Hopkins | Fox News
Two Indian men who were force-fed while on a hunger strike at the El Paso Processing Center in Texas have been deported (Google View )
Two Indian men who were force-fed through nasal tubes while on a hunger strike inside a Texas detention facility have been deported, immigration officials said Monday.
The two detainees held at the El Paso Processing Center were deported to India on Friday, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Nine detainees -- from India, Nigeria, Turkey, Bissau-Guinea, Pakistan and Croatia -- have been refusing to eat in detention centers in the El Paso, Atlanta, San Diego, Miami and Seattle areas of responsibility, ICE spokeswoman Leticia Zamarripa said
A February report from USA Today, however, said there were 12 total detainees on a hunger strike at the El Paso facility: nine from India and three from Cuba.
67 ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS FOUND IN DEPLOREABLE CONDITIONS INSIDE TINY NEW MEXICO 'SHED': ICE
Earlier this year, federal judges authorized nose-to-stomach force-feeding of nine detainees in El Paso. In response, the United Nations human rights office said the U.S. could be violating the U.N. Convention Against Torture because it views force-feeding as potential "ill treatment."
On Feb. 15, it was reported that ICE officials had stopped force-feeding the men after growing criticism. The group began their hunger strike at the beginning of the year, protesting unfair treatment at the El Paso facility, which they described as constant verbal abuse and threat of deportation by officials. They also protested the lack of information they were being provided about their asylum cases.
Ruby Kaur, a lawyer representing two of the detainees in El Paso, said the force-feeding was "extremely painful" and "against their will," adding that her clients told her they experienced vomiting and nasal and rectal bleeding because of the treatment. She claimed that her clients, among others on hunger strikes, were held in solitary confinement to "intimidate them" into ending the strike.
RAND PAUL TO REPORTEDLY VOTE AGAINST TRUMP'S DECLARATION OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY AT BORDER
She also added that some of the Indian men started the protest because they do not speak English and ICE had not provided them with a translator who could speak Punjabi, according to NPR.
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ICE said at the time that the department "fully respects the rights of all people to voice their opinion without interference," and "does not retaliate in any way against hunger strikers
Detainees force-fed after hunger strike in Texas deported by ICE to India
By Anna Hopkins | Fox News
Two Indian men who were force-fed while on a hunger strike at the El Paso Processing Center in Texas have been deported (Google View )
Two Indian men who were force-fed through nasal tubes while on a hunger strike inside a Texas detention facility have been deported, immigration officials said Monday.
The two detainees held at the El Paso Processing Center were deported to India on Friday, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Nine detainees -- from India, Nigeria, Turkey, Bissau-Guinea, Pakistan and Croatia -- have been refusing to eat in detention centers in the El Paso, Atlanta, San Diego, Miami and Seattle areas of responsibility, ICE spokeswoman Leticia Zamarripa said
A February report from USA Today, however, said there were 12 total detainees on a hunger strike at the El Paso facility: nine from India and three from Cuba.
67 ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS FOUND IN DEPLOREABLE CONDITIONS INSIDE TINY NEW MEXICO 'SHED': ICE
Earlier this year, federal judges authorized nose-to-stomach force-feeding of nine detainees in El Paso. In response, the United Nations human rights office said the U.S. could be violating the U.N. Convention Against Torture because it views force-feeding as potential "ill treatment."
On Feb. 15, it was reported that ICE officials had stopped force-feeding the men after growing criticism. The group began their hunger strike at the beginning of the year, protesting unfair treatment at the El Paso facility, which they described as constant verbal abuse and threat of deportation by officials. They also protested the lack of information they were being provided about their asylum cases.
Ruby Kaur, a lawyer representing two of the detainees in El Paso, said the force-feeding was "extremely painful" and "against their will," adding that her clients told her they experienced vomiting and nasal and rectal bleeding because of the treatment. She claimed that her clients, among others on hunger strikes, were held in solitary confinement to "intimidate them" into ending the strike.
RAND PAUL TO REPORTEDLY VOTE AGAINST TRUMP'S DECLARATION OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY AT BORDER
She also added that some of the Indian men started the protest because they do not speak English and ICE had not provided them with a translator who could speak Punjabi, according to NPR.
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
ICE said at the time that the department "fully respects the rights of all people to voice their opinion without interference," and "does not retaliate in any way against hunger strikers