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10/19/24

Are We Over Populated?

Are We Over Populated?

"I'm SLOW. Help me square this, the same party that says the world is over populated are the same people that say we need ILLEGALS because the birth rate is low and are the same people promoting abortion and are the same people against the death penalty.

Democrats tell ya what they gotta tell ya on the Day To Day because they think you're stupid, have a short memory, and the kids are dumb.

Also,a small sedan EV weighs more than a gas powered F150. Imagine what that will do to the roads. They don't tell ya that ... and the that HEAVY battery can't be recycled ...

WHAT UP KAMALA VOTER?!?! Do you understand any of this?"


They’re called the Good Club - and they want to save the world 

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For Those of You IN THE CHURCH ...


For Those of You IN THE CHURCH ...

For those of you 'In The Church' that don't wanna be in POLITICS, HERE THIS, Democrats make fun of you. They are 'In Your Church' via POLITICS. Ya betta play ball or get CLOWNED.


"Donald Trump obliterates Kamala Harris, Biden, de Blasio and more Dems in scorching Al Smith dinner roast: ‘Shows there is a God’"


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10/18/24

Who Is/Was Yahya Sinwar?

 

Who Is/Was Yahya Sinwar?

Yahya Sinwar is a senior leader of the Palestinian militant group Hamas, which governs the Gaza Strip. He is regarded as one of the most powerful figures within Hamas and has been a key player in shaping its military and political strategy. Sinwar was born in 1962 in the Khan Younis refugee camp in the southern Gaza Strip. He joined Hamas early in its formation and was a founding member of its military wing, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades.


Sinwar was arrested by Israeli authorities in 1988 and sentenced to life imprisonment for involvement in attacks against Israelis. He spent over two decades in prison before being released in 2011 as part of a prisoner exchange deal for Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.


After his release, Sinwar rose quickly within Hamas' ranks, and in 2017, he was elected as the head of Hamas in Gaza. As a leader, he is known for his hardline stance against Israel and for strengthening ties between Hamas' military and political wings. Sinwar is considered one of the key figures behind Hamas' military activities and its relationship with regional actors like Iran.


His leadership has been marked by multiple escalations of conflict with Israel, including the 2021 conflict, and he has been a prominent figure in the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian struggle. Sinwar is viewed as both a strategist and a symbol of resistance by supporters, while Israel and its allies see him as a dangerous militant leader.

 

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Using Social Networking Websites to Promote Your Online Website

 



Using Social Networking Websites to Promote Your Online Website

Do you own or operate your own website?  With the rising popularity of the internet, there is a good chance that you do. A large number of internet users run their own personal websites, but others run their websites as a way to make money.  Of course, any website owner wishes to promote their online website, but those who rely on their websites for income are more willing to. Whichever type of website you have, did you know that you could help to promote it with online social networking websites?


If you are wondering how and why you should use social networking websites to promote your online website, you are not alone. A fairly large numbers of internet users aren't even sure what social networking sites are or how they work.  Online social networking websites are like online communities. They give internet users an easy and fairly safe way to come together.  Many social networking websites are designed to make it easier for you to search for and make contact with other internet users, especially those that you have something in common with.  


With a fairly large number of social networking websites, including MySpace, having over a millions users, there is a good chance that you could not only make new friends, but find internet users that would be interested in visiting your online website, especially if that website is your personal website. When joining an online networking community, you should be given your own profile page. On this page you could not only describe yourself, your online website. By mentioning what your personal online webpage is all about and providing a link, you should receive a number of new visitors.  


As previously mentioned, social networking websites can benefit all website owners, but especially those who are looking to make a profit with their websites.  This can be done one of two ways, by selling something or by relying on revenue from advertising.  If you have a website that selling products or services, you may find it a little bit easier to use social networking sites to your advantage.  This is because, if you wish, you could do product or service spotlights.  Each day, week, or month, you could showcase one of the products or services that your website sells.  This could either be done right on your profile page or on a blog page, which is provided by most social networking websites.


If you are using your online website to make money with advertising programs, such as affiliate programs or Google Adsense, you may need to approach social networking websites in a different matter. Since you will not necessarily have a particular product or service to focus on, you will need to approach these websites as if they were personal websites.  If your website discusses being a dog owner, it may be a good idea to state your love for dogs in your profile. After doing so, it would be acceptable and not necessarily considered spam to add a link to your online website.  As with all other types of online websites, social networking websites should help to increase the number of page views your website receives. In most cases, more page views mean more clicks which means money for you.


As you can easily see, there are a number of different ways that you can promote your online website, no matter what type of website you have or what you use it for.  By keeping the above mentioned points in mind, you should be able to see an increase in your page views, in no time at all.

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Beauty: Workplace Fashions: The Importance of Not Overdoing It

 

 

 

 


Beauty:  Workplace Fashions:  The Importance of Not Overdoing It

Are you a female who is employed?  If you are, do you work in an office setting?  Although office related jobs are one of the best to have, as they allow you to work in a comfortable environment and they often pay well, there is much drama that is associated with office workplace settings. For that reason, you need to proceed with caution, especially concerning the clothes that you wear.


One of the many reasons why you should be careful with what you wear to work is because something simple, like your clothing, can be turned into a much larger issue.  It may become a large issue that may cause you problems at work or an issue that may cause you to quit or lose your job.  Since there is a good chance that you don't want that to happen, you will want to continue reading on.  


One of the many ways that you can avoid issues or complications at work is by carefully reviewing your workplace dress code.  Reviewing the dress code of your workplace is extremely important, especially if you are a new employee.  There are many companies that are a little bit vague on their dress code expectations and restrictions, but not all are.  It is common to find restrictions such as no dresses or skirts with hems above the knees or no tank-tops. If you are still unsure as to what you can and cannot wear at work, you may want to speak with your supervisor.  In this instance, it is better safe than sorry.


Another one of the many ways that you can avoid issues or complications at work is by placing yourself in the shoes of your customers. This is particularly important if you interact with your company's clients and customers.  Since your actions, as well as your appearance will not only reflect highly on you, yourself, but your employer as well, it is important that you take your clothing into consideration.  For instance, if you worked as a loan officer, how do you think that your clients would feel if you showed up for work to deal with them in shorts and a tank-top?  If you wouldn't business with someone looking like that, there is a good chance that others wouldn't as well.




In addition to placing yourself in the shoes of your company's clients and customers, it is also advised that you place yourself in the shoes of your coworkers.  There is a good chance that you are at least somewhat familiar with your coworkers. This means that you may already know what they talk or gossip about.  If one of your coworker were to show up at work wearing a short sundress, what you would you think about them?  In all honesty, there is a good chance that your thoughts wouldn't necessarily be pleasant.  You need to remember that others likely think the same way as well. That is why you need to, personally, be careful with what you wear to work, unless you want to be the center of gossip.


One of the many ways that you can find appropriate clothing to wear to work is by using the internet to your advantage.  What you may want to do is visit the online websites of upscale clothing stores. Upscale clothing stores, especially those with a focus on career-oriented women, are less likely to have skimpy clothing available for sale.  While you don't have to make your purchases from the retailers that you examine online, you can still get some great clothing ideas.  It is also important to mention that many upscale clothing stores also place a focus on the latest fashions.  This means that you can dress appropriately for work, while still looking fashionable at the same time.


The above mentioned points are all points that you will want to take into consideration, especially when getting dressed for work first thing in the morning.  By taking a few extra minutes to think about your appearance for work, you may completely eliminate or reduce the chances of you being involved in shady workplace related issues, like gossip.

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Former President Donald Trump speaks at the 79th Annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation Dinner in New York City.



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10/17/24

Cardinal Dolan 'Disappointed' Harris Skipping Al Smith Dinner

 

Cardinal Dolan 'Disappointed' Harris Skipping Al Smith Dinner

Cardinal Timothy Dolan said he was "disappointed" that Vice President Kamala Harris opted to skip the Al Smith Dinner on Thursday, telling The Good Newsroom that the annual event "is literally right up her alley."

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Live Updates: Hamas Leader Killed in Gaza Fighting, Israel Says

 


Live Updates: Hamas Leader Killed in Gaza Fighting, Israel Says




Oil company Phillips 66 says it will shut down Los Angeles-area refinery


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Did The CIA Cause The Middle East Turmoil?

 

Did The CIA Contribute To The Turmoil In The Middle East


A crowd of demonstrators tear down the Iran Party's sign from the headquarters in Tehran on Aug. 19, 1953, during a CIA-backed coup that ousted Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh and his government.  

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US troops probed for 'Three Kings' raid on Saddam's cash

 





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What Was The Scenario of The Movie 'Three Kings'?

The movie Three Kings (1999), directed by David O. Russell, is set during the aftermath of the Gulf War in Iraq. The plot centers around three U.S. soldiers—Major Archie Gates (George Clooney), Sergeant Troy Barlow (Mark Wahlberg), and Chief Elgin (Ice Cube)—who, along with Private Conrad Vig (Spike Jonze), embark on a mission to steal a hidden cache of Kuwaiti gold that was looted by Saddam Hussein's forces.


Initially motivated by personal greed, the soldiers' plan takes an unexpected turn when they witness the brutality faced by Iraqi civilians who are being oppressed by Saddam’s Republican Guard. The soldiers find themselves conflicted between their desire for the treasure and their moral obligation to help the rebels. As they get deeper into the conflict, they become involved in a struggle to aid the Iraqi civilians and eventually shift their focus from looting to helping the oppressed people escape.


The film blends dark humor, intense action, and social commentary on the complexities of war, loyalty, and human compassion. It offers a critical look at U.S. involvement in the Gulf War while also highlighting the personal and moral struggles faced by soldiers.

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Two men shot during Pennsylvania assassination attempt on Trump say Secret Service failed them

 


Two men shot during Pennsylvania assassination attempt on Trump say Secret Service failed them


10/16/24

Amid hurricanes, the chemtrail conspiracy theory has its moment in the sun

 

Amid hurricanes, the chemtrail conspiracy theory has its moment in the sun

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Election Day vs. Election Season

Election Day vs. Election Season

"Election Day" traditionally refers to a specific day designated for voters to cast their ballots, usually in-person at polling locations. In the U.S., Election Day for federal offices (such as the presidency and Congress) is set by law as the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Historically, this was the primary day when the vast majority of votes were cast.


"Election Season," on the other hand, describes the more modern, extended period leading up to Election Day when voting takes place. With the rise of early voting, absentee voting, and vote-by-mail options, many voters cast their ballots weeks before the official Election Day. This shift has extended the process into a "season" rather than a single day, allowing for greater flexibility and voter participation. 


The idea of Election Season reflects how voting access has expanded, making it more convenient for different types of voters, while Election Day remains the traditional focal point for when most results begin to be counted and reported.


Why have election periods expanded?

Election periods have expanded for several key reasons, all aimed at increasing voter accessibility, reducing barriers, and improving the overall voting process:


1. Voter Convenience and Accessibility

   Expanded election periods, like early voting and mail-in voting, give voters more flexibility to cast their ballots at a time that suits them. This is especially important for those who may have difficulties voting on Election Day, such as people with demanding work schedules, caregiving responsibilities, health issues, or transportation challenges.


2. Reducing Election Day Crowds

   By spreading voting over several days or weeks, election authorities can reduce long lines, congestion, and wait times at polling places on Election Day. This has been particularly important during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic, where social distancing and public health concerns made crowded polling places less safe.

3. Mitigating Election Day Disruptions

   In the past, bad weather, technical issues, or other unforeseen events on Election Day could prevent people from voting. Expanding the voting period allows people to avoid these obstacles by giving them more time to cast their ballots.


4. Boosting Voter Turnout

   Research suggests that offering more opportunities to vote, whether through early voting or mail-in ballots, increases overall voter participation. It allows people who may otherwise be unable or unwilling to vote on a specific day to participate in the democratic process.


5. Modernization and Technological Advancements

   As election systems and technologies have evolved, it has become easier to manage extended voting periods. With more secure absentee voting, drop-off ballot boxes, and early voting locations, election officials can more efficiently handle longer voting periods without increasing the risk of fraud or errors.


6. Accommodation for Diverse Voting Methods

   Many voters now use absentee or mail-in ballots, which require more time for distribution, completion, and return. Allowing weeks of voting accommodates the longer process, ensures ballots are received in time, and gives election offices time to verify and count these votes.


7. Addressing Voter Suppression Concerns

   Expanding the voting period can help counteract practices that might make it harder for certain groups (e.g., minority communities, low-income voters, or those with disabilities) to vote. By providing more time and options, election authorities help ensure that everyone has a fair opportunity to participate.


Overall, the goal of expanding the election period is to make voting more accessible, efficient, and secure, ensuring that more people can participate in democracy without the constraints of a single-day voting system.


Have the expanded voting periods led to more voter fraud?

The expansion of voting periods, including early voting and mail-in ballots, has not been shown to significantly increase voter fraud. Extensive research and investigations have found that voter fraud in the U.S. remains exceedingly rare, even with the broader availability of voting methods. Here's why:


1. Multiple Safeguards and Security Measures

   Voting systems in the U.S. are designed with many security features, regardless of whether votes are cast in person or by mail. These include:

   - Signature verification: Mail-in ballots typically require a signature match to confirm the voter’s identity.

   - Voter registration verification: Each voter’s identity is checked against registration databases before they are allowed to vote.

   - Unique barcodes: Many absentee ballots include barcodes that allow election officials to track ballots and ensure each voter only submits one.

   - Chain of custody protocols: Strict procedures govern how ballots are handled, from when they're cast to when they’re counted, to ensure they aren't tampered with.


2. No Significant Evidence of Widespread Fraud

   Multiple studies, reports, and audits from nonpartisan organizations and government agencies have consistently found that voter fraud is rare in the U.S. For instance:

   - A study by the Brennan Center for Justice found that incidents of voter fraud occur between 0.00004% and 0.0009% of all votes cast.

   - A comprehensive review by the Heritage Foundation over many years documented a small number of fraud cases, but they make up an extremely small portion of the millions of ballots cast.

   - After the 2020 election, many lawsuits alleging widespread fraud were dismissed in court for lack of evidence. In addition, federal agencies such as the Department of Justice and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) declared the election secure.


3. Mail-In Voting is Not New

   Mail-in and absentee voting have been used in the U.S. for decades, especially by military personnel and overseas voters. States like Oregon and Washington have conducted elections almost entirely by mail for years without seeing widespread fraud or significant issues. These systems have worked effectively with robust security procedures in place.


4. Fraud Risks Addressed Through Election Management

   While mail-in voting can present unique challenges, such as handling large numbers of ballots and verifying signatures, election officials have developed ways to address these issues. Ballot tracking systems, drop boxes with surveillance, and post-election audits further reduce the likelihood of fraud.


5. Most Fraud Cases Are Isolated or Unintentional

   When cases of fraud are reported, they are often isolated incidents, such as people unknowingly voting twice or mistakenly submitting a ballot for someone else. Intentional, large-scale voter fraud schemes are extremely rare and difficult to carry out due to the checks and balances in place.


6. Public Perception vs. Reality

   The concern about increased voter fraud with expanded voting periods often stems more from political rhetoric and misinformation rather than actual evidence. Studies and post-election reviews consistently show that fraud is not a widespread problem, even with expanded voting options.


In conclusion, while no voting system is entirely immune to fraud, the expansion of voting periods and mail-in ballots has not led to a significant increase in fraud. The systems in place provide layers of security that ensure the integrity of elections, and actual incidents of fraud remain rare.


How did ILLEGALS get on the voter rolls in several states?

Instances of non-citizens (or “illegals” as sometimes referred to) mistakenly ending up on voter rolls in some states have been reported, but these cases are often the result of administrative errors or outdated registration processes rather than intentional fraud. Here's how this sometimes happens:


1. Driver's License or Motor Voter Laws

   Many states automatically register individuals to vote when they apply for or renew a driver's license under the Motor Voter Act (the National Voter Registration Act of 1993). However, some states issue driver's licenses to non-citizens, and administrative errors or system flaws can mistakenly register non-citizens to vote. 

   

   For example, in states like California and New York, non-citizens may be eligible for driver's licenses, and if the registration systems aren't properly calibrated, there's a risk of accidentally registering someone ineligible to vote.


2. Human Error

   Election officials and Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) staff may unintentionally fail to properly differentiate between citizens and non-citizens during registration. A clerical mistake could result in a non-citizen being added to the voter rolls, especially if processes for verifying citizenship are not strictly followed.


3. Insufficient Verification Systems

   Some voter registration systems rely on self-reporting of citizenship status. While it is illegal for non-citizens to vote in federal elections, certain registration forms may ask applicants to declare their citizenship status without requiring independent verification beyond checking a box. If non-citizens mistakenly or unknowingly fill out these forms, they could end up on the voter rolls.


4. Outdated or Incomplete Databases

   Some states may lack sophisticated systems for cross-referencing voter registration data with immigration databases to ensure only eligible citizens are registered. This could lead to errors in identifying citizenship status. Similarly, when non-citizens obtain citizenship, their records may not always be promptly updated.


5. Efforts to Correct Errors

   In most reported cases, when errors are discovered, election officials remove non-citizens from the voter rolls. Non-citizens who are mistakenly registered are often unaware they have been added, and most instances are quickly corrected once identified.


It's important to note that non-citizens are prohibited from voting in federal elections, and states have safeguards in place to detect and correct these errors when they occur. Moreover, cases of intentional voting by non-citizens are extremely rare.


What safeguards have been put in place recently to prevent voter fraud?

To prevent voter fraud, a variety of safeguards have been put in place across the U.S. at both the state and federal levels. These measures focus on securing the registration process, ensuring the integrity of the voting process, and enhancing post-election auditing and verification. Some of the key recent safeguards include:


1. Enhanced Voter Identification Laws

   Many states have implemented or strengthened laws requiring voters to show a form of government-issued ID (e.g., driver's license, passport, or military ID) when they vote in person. These laws help ensure that the person casting the vote is the same as the one registered.


2. Signature Verification for Mail-In Ballots

   For mail-in or absentee ballots, many states require voters to sign their ballot envelopes. Election officials then compare the signature on the ballot with the one on file (from voter registration or other official documents) to verify the voter’s identity. This process reduces the risk of fraud by ensuring the ballot belongs to the registered voter.


3. Barcodes and Tracking for Mail-In Ballots

   Many states now use unique barcodes on mail-in ballots, which allow both election officials and voters to track the progress of a ballot from the time it is mailed to the time it is counted. This prevents duplication and helps detect fraudulent attempts to submit multiple ballots.


4. Voter Roll Maintenance

   States regularly update and maintain their voter registration databases to remove outdated or ineligible voter records. This can involve removing individuals.

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What Was President Dwight Eisenhower's warning about the Military Industrial Complex?

 


What Was President Dwight Eisenhower's warning about the Military Industrial Complex?

In his farewell address on January 17, 1961, President Dwight D. Eisenhower warned the American people about the growing influence of what he called the "military-industrial complex." This term referred to the close relationship between the military, the defense industry, and policymakers. Eisenhower, a former five-star general, cautioned that this relationship could lead to an overemphasis on military spending and the potential for the defense industry to wield too much influence over national policy.


Eisenhower expressed concern that, without careful oversight, the military-industrial complex could undermine democracy by prioritizing defense contracts and military expansion over other national needs, such as education or social welfare. His warning was significant because it came from a leader who understood both the necessity of a strong national defense and the risks of excessive militarization.


Eisenhower's key message was a call for balance and vigilance, urging future leaders and citizens to guard against the undue influence of the defense industry on government and to ensure that national priorities remained focused on peace and the broader well-being of the country.



John F. Kennedy, Ronald Reagan, and Donald Trump Are The Only Presidents Since 1960 That Didn't Get The US Into Any New Wars Or Long Term Conflicts.

It’s true that John F. Kennedy, Ronald Reagan, and Donald Trump are often noted for not starting major new wars or long-term conflicts during their presidencies, but it's important to clarify the nature of U.S. military involvement under each.


John F. Kennedy (1961–1963)  

Kennedy's presidency saw the escalation of U.S. involvement in Vietnam, though he did not formally commit large numbers of ground troops. His administration supported the South Vietnamese government through military aid and advisors, laying the groundwork for the later, more direct U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War under Lyndon B. Johnson. Kennedy also navigated the Cuban Missile Crisis without a direct military conflict.


Ronald Reagan (1981–1989)  

While Reagan did not engage the U.S. in major new wars, he was involved in several military interventions. These included the invasion of Grenada in 1983 and the bombing of Libya in 1986. Reagan's presidency was also marked by indirect military involvement, including support for anti-communist forces in Latin America, Africa, and Afghanistan, such as the Contras in Nicaragua and the Mujahideen in Afghanistan. These were part of Reagan's broader strategy to combat Soviet influence during the Cold War, but they didn’t lead to prolonged U.S. military engagements.


Donald Trump (2017–2021)  

Trump, like Reagan, did not initiate any large-scale wars. He focused more on withdrawing U.S. troops from long-term conflicts, such as Syria and Afghanistan. He also sought to reduce U.S. military presence abroad and emphasized diplomatic engagement (e.g., with North Korea). While he ordered targeted strikes, like the killing of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani, these actions did not lead to new wars or long-term conflicts. Trump was notable for his emphasis on avoiding military entanglements and "endless wars."


In summary, while none of these presidents initiated major new wars, they each handled military involvement in different ways, with Kennedy escalating in Vietnam, Reagan engaging in smaller military actions and proxy wars, and Trump emphasizing troop withdrawals and targeted strikes.

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