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In reply to Cal88 • 3:17p, 5/12/26
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> More insidiously, you are using that cultural trait to smear Palestinians and whitewash their genocide. You wouldn't do the same for other people who share the same cultural marriage patterns like Nigerians or Sudanese, because that is not what is being spoon fed to you by neocon propaganda.

^ hear here ^
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In reply to movielover • 3:28p, 5/12/26
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The wars which I typically don't support, have been going on for decades. The influx started with uninvolved Sweden (now a basket case), ans Merkel trying to keep AfD at bay.

Most of the posts I see from him have to do with immigrant crime, children veing r*ped, tortured, trafficked, and harrassed, cultures being lost, and cities / countries being overwhelmed. And most of Western Europe gas woken up.

P.S Q1 London: 2200+ r*pes, 6600 sexual assaults, and over 12,000 cases of harassment/ stalking.

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In reply to PAC-10-BEAR • 6:15a, 5/13/26
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Cal88 said:
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more importantly,how much gold is in Fort Knox?

The U.S. gold reserves include a large proportion of lower-purity bars that do not meet modern international "good delivery" standards.

has Trump validated this?

Yesterday May 10, 2026 Trump sat with Sharyl Attkisson and said: "I want to go to Fort Knox. I want to see if the gold is there." Then he said, "THEY STEAL A LOT."

Was Trump speculating or was he TELLING YOU what already happened? Is the audit already done and the results classified?

Auditing Fort Knox and other US gold reserves was just red meat being thrown at concerned voters, much like with the Epstein files saga. These reserves haven't been audited in decades, including Trump's first mandate, and they're not going to be audited under Trump's second either.

There's no record of Trump mentioning auditing Fort Knox in his first term.
even if he did he's certainly forgotten about it like he did a more recent similar promise. Lies are more difficult to keep track of as well. He's got a lot of those to juggle lol
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In reply to PAC-10-BEAR • 6:55a, 5/13/26
PAC-10-BEAR said:
Cal88 said:
PAC-10-BEAR said:
cal83dls79 said:
PAC-10-BEAR said:
cal83dls79 said:
more importantly,how much gold is in Fort Knox?

The U.S. gold reserves include a large proportion of lower-purity bars that do not meet modern international "good delivery" standards.

has Trump validated this?

Yesterday May 10, 2026 Trump sat with Sharyl Attkisson and said: "I want to go to Fort Knox. I want to see if the gold is there." Then he said, "THEY STEAL A LOT."

Was Trump speculating or was he TELLING YOU what already happened? Is the audit already done and the results classified?

Auditing Fort Knox and other US gold reserves was just red meat being thrown at concerned voters, much like with the Epstein files saga. These reserves haven't been audited in decades, including Trump's first mandate, and they're not going to be audited under Trump's second either.

There's no record of Trump mentioning auditing Fort Knox in his first term.


Second term.



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In reply to cal83dls79 • 6:57a, 5/13/26
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There's no record of Trump mentioning auditing Fort Knox in his first term.

even if he did he's certainly forgotten about it like he did a more recent similar promise. Lies are more difficult to keep track of as well. He's got a lot of those to juggle lol


You mean like the $500 DOGE check?
The $2,000 Tariff check?

He sure does LIE a lot.
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In reply to DiabloWags • 9:05a, 5/13/26
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He sure does LIE a lot.

good point, and we're supposed to listen??
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In reply to DiabloWags • 11:55a, 5/13/26
DiabloWags said:
cal83dls79 said:
PAC-10-BEAR said:
There's no record of Trump mentioning auditing Fort Knox in his first term.

even if he did he's certainly forgotten about it like he did a more recent similar promise. Lies are more difficult to keep track of as well. He's got a lot of those to juggle lol


You mean like the $500 DOGE check?
The $2,000 Tariff check?

He sure does LIE a lot.

These were proposals that he floated and expressed support for rather than firm, promises with detailed implementation plans. These weren't promises made on the campaign trail or at the State of the Union.

Trump did lower your taxes, bro.
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In reply to movielover • 8:44a, 5/14/26
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It's crazy that OK with a median home price of $256K has a homeless problem...
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In reply to Cal88 • 8:48a, 5/14/26
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It's crazy that OK with a median home price of $256K has a homeless problem...


Because they don't; like everywhere else, it is likely a drug-addiction and leach-off-the-system problem.
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In reply to movielover • 10:21a, 5/14/26
OK, but why has it been more of a problem the last decade or so in regions like Oklahoma? Increased economic pressure, higher costs of living, more social dislocation... Note as well that the number of working poor living in their cars has also shot up.
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In reply to Cal88 • 11:40a, 5/14/26
Easy access via more cartel members in the USA. That's what a sheriff in LACty said, access easier and cheaper.

Another midwest person said fentanyl was first given away on the streets by the cartels to create the Demand, a well-known ploy.
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7:15a, 5/15/26
Dublin Family Gets Record $36M Settlement In Deputy Double Murder Case

"The suit alleges Alameda County hired a deputy deemed psychologically unfit, and ACSO deputies later falsified 911 records"

"The settlement, approved 4-0 by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors, comes in response to a lawsuit filed by the family of Benison and Maria Tran, a Dublin couple shot dead by former Alameda County Sheriff's Deputy Devin Williams, who had been in a relationship with Tran. In 2024, Williams was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder and sentenced 50 years to life in prison.

"The suit alleges that the county hired Williams even though he failed a psychological evaluation and was deemed "not suited" for police work. It also alleges that deputies failed to follow ACSO domestic violence protocols, failed to advise Maria Tran regarding an emergency protective order, falsified the 911 call record, and failed to generate the mandatory incident report for an encounter Tran had with Williams."

Why was he hired?

"...A 2022 audit found that 47 Alameda County sheriff's deputies hired between 2016 and 2022 were also hired despite receiving a not suitable rating, according to KTVU. "

Why were they hired?

https://patch.com/california/pleasanton/s/kbf8p/dublin-family-gets-record-36m-settlement-in-deputy-double-murder-case?utm_term=article-slot-1&utm_source=newsletter-daily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=newsletter&utm_content=email-test_E1:c0&user_email=e9ecd6aa5388b4178e2e79756419951ea63945a7dc7c9470f72721e8fe2b0d3a&user_email_md5=27803e7cbf2e33ce6844af8569266f12&lctg=5022a1528bb0acb08e75ad68
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10:53a, 5/15/26
Democrats would if a ruling was in their favor.

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"A new medical school announced Friday, the Bay Area's first in more than a century, aims to help remedy California's shortage of doctors and programs to train them.

The Mark & Mary Stevens School of Medicine at Santa Clara University will be funded by a $175 million donation announced Friday from billionaire venture capitalist Mark Stevens and his wife Mary Stevens, a 1984 Santa Clara University alum and university Board of Trustees member. Sutter Health will also partner with the university in the development of the school."
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In reply to Cal88 • 6:27p, 5/16/26
Cal88 said:
movielover said:


It's crazy that OK with a median home price of $256K has a homeless problem...

If I were homeless in Oklahoma, I would come out to California where the weather is nicer and you are less likely to be rousted by the cops, But folks in that state have never been known for their smarts. It will take another Dust Bowl.
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In reply to Big C • 6:46p, 5/16/26
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If I were homeless in Oklahoma, I would come out to California where the weather is nicer and you are less likely to be rousted by the cops, But folks in that state have never been known for their smarts. It will take another Dust Bowl.

grand-pop hauled axe to California from OK in the dusty 30s, along with a fist-full of
kids, all of 'em semi-wild motherless boys who (eventually) did grreat here.
# dead now, as eventually happens to us all
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In reply to Big C • 6:53p, 5/16/26
Big C said:
Cal88 said:
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It's crazy that OK with a median home price of $256K has a homeless problem...

If I were homeless in Oklahoma, I would come out to California where the weather is nicer and you are less likely to be rousted by the cops, But folks in that state have never been known for their smarts. It will take another Dust Bowl.


Because they're not "homeless", they're drug addicts, who chose to beg, steal, or turn tricks for money, to get high, sleep, wander, repeat.
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In reply to movielover • 3:08p, 5/17/26
^ I think there are a lot of reasons why people are living out on the streets. Yes, substance abuse and mental illness are two of the bigger ones, but there are other reasons, as well. California is a pretty good place to be, if you're homeless. And a great place to be if you got some money!
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In reply to Big C • 3:21p, 5/17/26
Big C said:
^ I think there are a lot of reasons why people are living out on the streets. Yes, substance abuse and mental illness are two of the bigger ones, but there are other reasons, as well. California is a pretty good place to be, if you're homeless. And a great place to be if you got some money!


I feel very fortunate in life and in the words of William Munny, I realize that:



With that said, I wonder how the homeless advocates in San Francisco with the purple or pink hair screaming like banshees on the local news would react to this:


The best areas to regain stability are regions with a balance of affordable rent, growing job markets, and strong social services.Locations in the Midwest and South, such as Houston, TX, Springfield, MO, and Atlanta, GA, are highly regarded for this balance.

Before relocating, it is highly recommended to reach out directly to local agencies. You can contact the nationwide 211 Hotline to find emergency shelter, food, and specific service provider locations in your target city.

The most viable parts of the country for balancing employment and housing include:

Houston, Texas: Houston is frequently cited for its success with the "Housing First" initiative, which has drastically reduced homelessness. The city features a massive job market and a significantly lower cost of living compared to coastal states, making it easier to save for an apartment or find shared housing.

Atlanta, Georgia:
Known for its booming regional economy, Atlanta has become an appealing hub for job seekers in various industries. It offers a lower cost of living, walkable infrastructure in many areas, and numerous non-profit programs designed to help individuals transition off the streets.

Springfield, Missouri:
Springfield is known for its abundant resources. It features highly affordable rent, a tolerant environment, and extensive support networks offering free clothing and multiple daily meals, which allows you to focus your income directly on saving for permanent housing.

Colorado and Connecticut:
States like Colorado and Connecticut consistently rank among the highest for overall homeless assistance and shelter programs. While rents may be higher, their state and local governments provide robust job-placement services and support.

Practical Next Steps & Warnings:
Avoid High-Cost Areas: It is incredibly difficult to transition from homelessness to housing in areas with ultra-high housing costs like California (e.g., the Bay Area) or New York City, even though these places have extensive shelter systems.
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9:41p, 5/17/26
Winning the PGA Championship awards a massive $3.69million winner's share from a tournament-record $20.5 million purse. The champion also secures a lifetime exemption into the PGA Championship, five-year exemptions into the Masters, U.S. Open, Open Championship, and The Players, alongside a 5-year PGA Tour exemption.


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In reply to Cal88 • 11:03p, 5/17/26
Cal88 said:
movielover said:


It's crazy that OK with a median home price of $256K has a homeless problem...

The minimum wage in Oklahoma is $7.25 per hour, mirroring the federal rate set by the Fair Labor Standards Act. This applies to most employers with 10 or more full-time staff or those with over $100,000 in gross annual sales. For smaller businesses, the state baseline is $2.00 per hour, though federal standards usually supersede this.
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