Ministry Of Truth Bureaucrats Collide With Reality
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None of them were under any pressure to stand up when clapping, you little git.
25 minutes or so is hardly what anyone would call short, and it's certainly a lot more than whatever bullshit you just quoted that I didn't bother reading was.
Slate is left-wing trash.
You are left-wing trash.
Your time is finished. 
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Quote:Why not applaud the speech written to please the fat, dumb, white trash asshole in the White House? If the audience had booed Marco, Trump would have taken revenge in some way since he is that petty.
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
None of them were under any pressure to stand up when clapping, you little git.
25 minutes or so is hardly what anyone would call short, and it's certainly a lot more than whatever bullshit you just quoted that I didn't bother reading was.
Slate is left-wing trash.
You are left-wing trash.
Your time is finished.
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The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two
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Originally posted by second:Quote:Why not applaud the speech written to please the fat, dumb, white trash asshole in the White House? If the audience had booed Marco, Trump would have taken revenge in some way since he is that petty.
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
None of them were under any pressure to stand up when clapping, you little git.
25 minutes or so is hardly what anyone would call short, and it's certainly a lot more than whatever bullshit you just quoted that I didn't bother reading was.
Slate is left-wing trash.
You are left-wing trash.
Your time is finished.
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Be Evil. Be a dick.
But the audience didn't boo Marco, you stupid bitch. They gave him a standing ovation.
The world you thought you were living in is dead.
And you're going to die with it because you're a braindead cult monkey.
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Quote:The crowd was charmed by Marco because he wasn't crude, a pleasant change from all other Trump spokesmen. But they were NOT applauding Trump's "I will never follow rules, treaties, or even the promises I made yesterday, and you can't make me. I approve of Marco's delivery of my message. That Cuban is a smooth talker. He already has 4 titles, including national security adviser and secretary of state. If he weren't an anchor baby born to illegal aliens, I'd give him more."
Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
But the audience didn't boo Marco, you stupid bitch. They gave him a standing ovation.
The world you thought you were living in is dead.
And you're going to die with it because you're a braindead cult monkey.
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Marco Rubio’s Impressive Speech
The secretary of state sought not only to reassure but to rally Europeans.
By Eliot A. Cohen | Updated at 12:40 p.m. ET on February 17, 2026
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/02/marco-rubio-munich/686025/
As Cabinet members snarl at representatives and senators, and social media fills with semiliterate trolling and insults by public officials, we need to remember that rhetoric—the art of persuasive speech—still matters. Marco Rubio, the U.S. secretary of state, gave an excellent demonstration of that fact at this year’s Munich Security Conference.
Any contemporary speech carries the burden of multiple audiences. In this administration, the first and most important is the volatile and tempestuous president. But at Munich, there are other audiences as well: those in the room who represent not only a European but a global national-security elite; European and other politicians outside the room who care chiefly about domestic politics but are aware of international politics; real and potential enemies; and an American audience taking the measure of its country’s leaders.
Delivering speeches at Munich is a perilous business. In 2018, Lieutenant General H. R. McMaster gave a podium-thumping address about nuclear proliferation and jihadists. A month later he was sacked; he’d received a tweeted dressing-down in midair on the way back for having acknowledged Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. Last year, J. D. Vance headed in the other direction—denouncing democratic decay in Europe while calling out errant allies by name. This undiplomatic tirade went over well in the White House, but marked him as a belligerent nativist abroad and something of an isolationist at home. The speech might have elevated his standing with MAGA world, but showed him to be out of the mainstream of American foreign-policy views as measured by consistent polling of what the American people want. Vance’s tone was loutish in the distinctive, and tiresome, Trump way.
Rubio’s lengthy speech this past weekend was very different. There was nothing in it to offend the president, who was referenced three times, enough to flatter but not so often as to seem to grovel. The phrase sigh of relief was used by Rubio’s European host after the speech, and he meant it: The secretary of state received a standing ovation at the Hotel Bayerischer Hof. The American political class, including those on the right, cheered as well. Fox News approvingly noted, “Rubio Fuels 2028 Speculation.”
This reception was not surprising. Rubio is not merely bright and well spoken but a far more experienced politician than anyone else in the Trump Cabinet: He spent eight years in the Florida House of Representatives, including two as the youngest speaker and the first Cuban American to hold that position; served three terms in the Senate with weighty experience on the Foreign Relations Committee and the Select Committee on Intelligence; and now holds the combined roles of national security adviser and secretary of state in the highly personalistic Trump White House.
At 55—older than he looks—Rubio is a politician in his prime. It is highly
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Nobody wants to hear The Atlantic's opinion, dude.
They're just as finished as you are.
You're done, buddy.
You still don't even understand what's going to happen to you in June on top of everything else. Because you are a very stupid person.
You will though. Because it will be as undeniable as it is inescapable for you.
The truth is coming. Like a train going full speed down the tracks. And you're about to get your stupid ass run over because you refuse to get off the tracks.
There ain't no Trolley Problem when the people on one side are all suicidal. No matter how many of them are standing there.

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This article has been updated to reflect that Marco Rubio’s parents were not refugees from Fidel Castro’s Cuba, but immigrants from Cuba who first arrived before Castro came to power.

Fucking idiots. Just write whatever they fucking feel like making up until somebody calls them on their bullshit. 18 paragraphs full of words that say nothing, and they can't even get the facts straight.
"You used to have to have facts before you said stuff." ~Whoopi Goldberg on The View
Indeed you did, Whoopi.
Indeed you did.


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From Europe to Asia: How the face of immigration to the US has changed over 250 years
https://www.financialexpress.com/immigration/from-europe-to-asia-how-t
he-face-of-immigration-to-the-us-has-changed-over-250-years/4303807/
and bureaucracy?
When one group wanted to charge animals with crime
another bunch of proto-Frogistani stood up for the rats
Can Animals Commit Crimes?
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It seems illiteracy prohibits the comprehension of the meaning of this thread.
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