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LINK: Turns Out There Was Voter Fraud in Georgia - By Elon Musk

Every accusation continues to be a confession.

Super Bowl XL was the most-watched program in NBC history. The YouTube views of Bad Bunny's half-time show dwarf the number of views of TPUSA's alternative program. Saying that it only ranked #4 in viewership (out of 60 Super Bowls) is stretching the concept of criticism. Top 5 is pretty good for what most sports commentators called one of the worst Super Bowls ever due to both teams' offense sucking and the Seahawks having run away with the game before the end.

I'm not sure why conservative retards feel the need to prove Bad Bunny failed at something. I mean, it's not like it's the first time the Half Time Show has been island themed. I mean, they had Caribbean bands back at Super Bowl XIII in 1979. And they've had Spanish singers as well, e.g., Enrique Iglesias, Gloria Estefan, Shakira, Jennifer Lopez, . And they've even had non-Americans, e.g., U2, Paul McCartney, Phil Collins, The Rolling Stones, The Who, etc.

Hell, this wasn't even Bad Bunny's first Halftime show. He was in the Super Bowl LIV show in 2020.

The snowflakes need to calm the fuck down. You don't even know what you're talking about.

@blablarg18 said in Antifa terrorist pulls gun on cops, gets himself shot dead; USA Libs lie hard. (Alex Pretti):

Pretti apparently did his felonies -to protect woman-beater-, Jose Huerta Chuma.

You should stop pretzeling yourself to simp for Trump/ICE.

Oh, and by the way:

Border Patrol target had no criminal history: Minnesota Department of Corrections

The Minnesota Department of Corrections (DOC) said U.S. Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino provided inaccurate information about the target of an operation in Minneapolis on Saturday before the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti.

Bovino claimed Jose Huerta-Chuma, who Border Patrol agents were targeting Saturday morning, had a criminal history that included domestic assault to intentionally inflict bodily harm, disorderly conduct, and driving without a valid license.

The state’s DOC says Huerta-Chuma had never been in custody, based on the department’s data records and court data. The records also showed Huerta-Chuma had committed no felonies in the state, nor was he currently under supervision from the state.

It's okay, you can admit when you're wrong. Of course, you won't. You'll just shift to some other nonsense that has very little to no relevance to this topic; ultimately ending with you talking to yourself, having chased everyone else away with your bullshit, about something anti-trans that has nothing to do with this topic, but you try to interject anyway because you suffer an anti-trans monomania.

@blablarg18 Your insults mean nothing; I've seen what you praise.

Some folks can only feel good about themselves if they see themselves as persecuted for the unique, secret knowledge that they exclusively possess, which makes them smarter than the mainstream.

Others excuse their hatred and meanness as just being brutal honesty; ignoring that they enjoy the brutality more than the honesty.

Unfortunately, the idiot screaming into the void here is both of those things. This board section is just his wish-board for the reality he substituted when he rejected actual reality. He's just here arguing with himself when he gets tired of shouting and shaking his fist at a cloud.

The only use for this section is to come here occasionally, rap on the bars, and rile up the circus monkey.

LINK: Many prominent Maga personalities on X are based outside US, new tool reveals

Many of the most influential personalities in the “Make America great again” (Maga) movement on X are based outside of the US, including Russia, Nigeria and India, a new transparency feature on the social media site has revealed.

But, but...foreign influence was a hoax. Trump told us so!

@blablarg18 said in Dems think they tied Trump to Epstein - again. It blows up in their faces - again. (update: Michael Wolff exposed):

Epstein calls Trump "dog that won't bark"

That's not the quote, and you clearly don't understand what he was saying.

The idiom Epstein's referring to is "If you throw a rock into a pack of dogs, then the one that hollers is the one you hit." It means that if you say something generally about a group of people, then the person(s) who complain are likely the people the statement is true about. If you throw out an general accusation, then the one who starts denying it is likely the guilty party.

Epstein's saying that Trump is a guilty dog, but he hasn't barked yet. Whether Trump did or did not do anything wrong, clearly Epstein thought he did.

A Light in Very Dark Days: Nancy Pelosi and AIDS

Ms. Pelosi, who announced on Thursday her plans to retire from Congress, is known nationally as a Washington leader praised by Democrats for standing up to President Trump and derided by Republicans as a symbol of the radical excesses of the left. But back home, her reputation was shaped by how she stepped forward at the earliest and most terrifying moment of a local crisis and how she fought to help her constituents deal with the AIDS epidemic and fight for L.G.B.T.Q. rights.

Pardoned Jan. 6 rioter charged with plotting Jeffries' assassination

Remember, only the Left is violent. </sarcasm>

No Kings Day protester in Jackson Township injured by hit-and-run driver

LINK: Swastika flag displayed in Ohio Congressman's Office

If these Nazis don't want us to call them Nazis, then they shouldn't pin their Nazi paraphernalia all over their offices. Or at least learn to put background filters on when making Zoom calls with media outlets.

LINK: Leaked messages expose Young Republicans’ racist chat

[Leaders of Young Republican groups throughout the country] referred to Black people as monkeys and “the watermelon people” and mused about putting their political opponents in gas chambers. They talked about raping their enemies and driving them to suicide and lauded Republicans who they believed support slavery.

Yeah, but it's liberals who are violent, right?

1. Latitia James indicated on her mortgage that she would use the house as a second home.

2. The US Attorney impaneled a grand jury in Norfolk, Virginia to solicit testimony attempting to prove that James had actually rented the house out to another family as a rental investment.

3. Testimony elicited during the Norfolk grand jury revealed that James' grandniece had been living in the house for years, and was not paying rent to do so.

4. US Attorney discharges the Norfolk, VA grand jury and immediately impanels a new grand jury in Alexandria, VA to seek an indictment against James.

5. US Attorney omits from evidence presented to Alexandria, VA grand jury the exculpatory testimony related to the actual use of the house, in violation of Title 9 of the Federal Rules Justice Manual.

6. Lacking the exculpatory evidence, the Alexandria, VA grand jury votes to indict.

7. In any saner universe, the conduct of US Attorney Lindsey Halligan would be referred over to the DOJ's Office of Professional Responsibility.

Journal of American Medical Association: Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy and Children’s Risk of Autism, ADHD, and Intellectual Disability

Sibling control analyses found no evidence that acetaminophen use during pregnancy was associated with children’s risk of autism, ADHD, or intellectual disability. This suggests that the small increase in children’s risk of neurodevelopmental disorders associated with acetaminophen use observed in statistical models without sibling control may have been due to unmeasured confounding. In addition, sibling control analyses did not identify a dose-response association between acetaminophen and neurodevelopmental disorders.

Results of this study indicate that the association between acetaminophen use during pregnancy and neurodevelopmental disorders is a noncausal association. Birthing parents with higher acetaminophen use differed in many aspects from those with lower use or no use. Results suggested that there was not one single “smoking gun” confounder, but rather that multiple birthing parents’ health and sociodemographic characteristics each explained at least part of the apparent association. The null results of the sibling control analyses indicate that shared familial confounders were involved, but do not identify the specific confounding factors.

@blablarg18 said in Jimmy Kimmel thing:

your Dot Dot Dot technique classic hoax marker

Are you too stupid to know what ellipses are?

LINK: Ellipsis

@blablarg18 said in I guess the GOP doesn't care about kids anymore...:

Debunked

To quote your favorite fellow: Prove me wrong.