Flying Monkeys
By Nobody
11 Mar 2011 1:42 pm in No Holds Barred Political Forum
6 Aug 2020 10:44 am
We have an out of control pandemic and an economy in the crapper and this jackass is posting a Tweet by Cubic Zirconia and Polyester that is over a year old.
6 Aug 2020 2:28 pm
Look at this heathen saying that Joe Biden is against God.
https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1291 ... 97890?s=19
https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1291 ... 97890?s=19
8 Aug 2020 12:56 pm
12 Aug 2020 7:18 pm
13 Aug 2020 2:45 pm
Trump admits that he won't fund the USPS so that people will not be able to vote by mail.
@twitter https://twitter.com/therecount/status/1 ... 82592?s=19
@twitter https://twitter.com/therecount/status/1 ... 82592?s=19
13 Aug 2020 6:35 pm
13 Aug 2020 6:58 pm
Termin8tor » 13 Aug 2020, 6:51 pm » wrote: ↑ .
It looks like what you refuse to even read about.
It looks like a president about to leave office and his corrupt officials attempting to steal an election, then topple the duly elected president in a coup on false charges.
false charges. Did you read the Mueller report buddy. Here he goes again polishing those trump turds again.
13 Aug 2020 7:15 pm
Trump and his corrupt officials are attempting to steal an election right out in the open and Clem is still whining about 2016.Crazytrain » 13 Aug 2020, 6:58 pm » wrote: ↑false charges. Did you read the Mueller report buddy. Here he goes again polishing those trump turds again.Termin8tor » 13 Aug 2020, 6:51 pm » wrote: ↑ It looks like what you refuse to even read about.
It looks like a president about to leave office and his corrupt officials attempting to steal an election, then topple the duly elected president in a coup on false charges.
14 Aug 2020 12:27 pm
This **** makes me more determined than ever to make sure that my vote gets counted.
https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status ... 87104?s=20
https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status ... 87104?s=20
14 Aug 2020 12:31 pm
You think that makes up for all of his colossal failures?Termin8tor » 14 Aug 2020, 6:52 am » wrote: ↑ I know you want to be kept abreast of all Trump's achievement because, giggle, you're interested in the truth and in fairness.
Trump is right. The Israel-UAE agreement is a huge achievement.
By David Ignatius
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions ... story.html
It doesn't.
14 Aug 2020 12:43 pm
They are doing everything they can to stop the people in my state from having their vote counted, and this is why.
https://www.inquirer.com/politics/elect ... 00629.html
https://www.inquirer.com/politics/elect ... 00629.html
14 Aug 2020 5:07 pm
DHS Heads Wolf And Cuccinelli Aren’t Legally Eligible For Their Jobs, Congressional Watchdog Finds
The appointments of Chad Wolf, Department of Homeland Security acting secretary, and second-in-command Ken Cuccinnelli circumvented Congress in a way that violated federal law, according to a Government Accountability Office report published Friday.
The report explains that the two top DHS officials are serving in an invalid order of succession, violating the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, which outlines how temporary appointments can be made to positions requiring Senate confirmation.
When former secretary Kirstjen Nielsen resigned in April 2019, the official who took over, Kevin McAleenan, was not supposed to assume the title, according to the Act’s order of succession.
As a result, the subsequent appointments of Wolf and Cuccinnelli when McAleenan resigned in November 2019 were “invalid” under the terms of the Vacancies Reform Act, meaning they are ineligible to serve.
The Government Accountability Office is now referring the matter to the DHS inspector general for review, as it said it’s unable to address the findings itself.
The DHS, which has been involved in some of the Trump administration’s more controversial actions, is run by mostly temporary officials.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jemimamcev ... 5e1d9461d0
The appointments of Chad Wolf, Department of Homeland Security acting secretary, and second-in-command Ken Cuccinnelli circumvented Congress in a way that violated federal law, according to a Government Accountability Office report published Friday.
The report explains that the two top DHS officials are serving in an invalid order of succession, violating the Federal Vacancies Reform Act, which outlines how temporary appointments can be made to positions requiring Senate confirmation.
When former secretary Kirstjen Nielsen resigned in April 2019, the official who took over, Kevin McAleenan, was not supposed to assume the title, according to the Act’s order of succession.
As a result, the subsequent appointments of Wolf and Cuccinnelli when McAleenan resigned in November 2019 were “invalid” under the terms of the Vacancies Reform Act, meaning they are ineligible to serve.
The Government Accountability Office is now referring the matter to the DHS inspector general for review, as it said it’s unable to address the findings itself.
The DHS, which has been involved in some of the Trump administration’s more controversial actions, is run by mostly temporary officials.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jemimamcev ... 5e1d9461d0
14 Aug 2020 5:13 pm
One count of "false statements?"Termin8tor » 14 Aug 2020, 12:54 pm » wrote: ↑BREAKING: Corrupt FBI Attorney Kevin Clinesmith Expected to Plead Guilty for Falsifying Key Evidence in Spygate Scandal
By Jim Hoft
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/0 ... ad-guilty/
How many times have you said that indictments were coming, and they won't be for process crimes?
Let me refresh your memory.
14 Aug 2020 7:55 pm
I smell a nothingburger.Termin8tor » 14 Aug 2020, 6:12 pm » wrote: ↑BREAKING: Corrupt FBI Attorney Kevin Clinesmith Expected to Plead Guilty for Falsifying Key Evidence in Spygate Scandal
By Jim Hoft
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/0 ... ad-guilty/Hey wackjob, Klinesmith almost certainly cut a deal with Durham's prosecutor. He tampered with evidence, so if he wasn't charged with that, he has something of great value to offer.One count of "false statements?"
How many times have you said that indictments were coming, and they won't be for process crimes?
Let me refresh your memory.
Meaning he's cooperating to testify against higher ups. Gosh, who would that be? McCabe? Comey?
Who pressured or induced him to
And not that you pay the slightest attention, Barr said in his understated manner that there would be "developments" before the election. I'm betting that means more indictments.
The Russian Collusion Hoax, the Impeachment Clown Show Hoax and all that garbage has collapsed.
Now it's Trump's, Barr's, and Durham's turn.
Are we having fun yet?
You think Comey or McCabe will be indicted?
I don't doubt for one second that Barr might bring some phony indictments before the election.
It won't help Trump at all.
He's running on his record this time, and it's not good.
Nobody gives a **** about 2016 any more.
14 Aug 2020 7:58 pm
Trump suggests a lot of ****.Termin8tor » 14 Aug 2020, 6:15 pm » wrote: ↑Trump suggests Clinesmith guilty plea 'just the beginning' of Durham probe fallout
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/trump- ... -beginning
None of it ever happens.
15 Aug 2020 12:26 am
Internal USPS Documents Outline Plans to Hobble Mail Sorting
'This will slow mail processing,' a union official wrote on one of the documents announcing the machine removals.
The United States Postal Service proposed removing 20 percent of letter sorting machines it uses around the country before revising the plan weeks later to closer to 15 percent of all machines, meaning 502 will be taken out of service, according to documents obtained by Motherboard outlining the agency’s plans. USPS workers told Motherboard this will slow their ability to sort mail.
One of the documents also suggests these changes were in the works before Louis DeJoy, a top Trump donor and Republican fundraiser, became postmaster general, because it is dated May 15, a month before DeJoy assumed office and only nine days after the Board of Governors announced his selection.
The title of the presentation, as well as language used in the notice to union officials, undermines the Postal Service’s narrative that the organization is simply “mov[ing] equipment around its network” to optimize processing, as spokesperson Dave Partenheimer told Motherboard on Thursday.
The May document clearly calls the initiative an “equipment reduction.”
It makes no mention of the machines being moved to other facilities.
And the notice to union officials repeatedly uses the same phrase.
Multiple sources within the postal service told Motherboard they have personally witnessed the machines, which cost millions of dollars, being destroyed or thrown in the dumpster.
USPS did not respond to a request for comment.
In May, the USPS planned to remove a total of 969 sorting machines out of the 4,926 it had in operation as of February for all types of letters and flat mail.
The vast majority of them—746 out of 3,765 in use—were delivery bar code sorters (DBCS), the type that sort letters, postcards, ballots, marketing mail and other similarly sized pieces.
But a subsequent document distributed to union officials in mid-June said 502 of those machines would be removed from facilities.
The May document, titled “Equipment Reduction,” breaks down the exact number of machines the USPS slated to remove by region and facility.
Although the document uses terms like “proposed reduction” and “reduction plan” and does not reflect the USPS’s final plan, it provides a general picture of the sweeping changes previously reported by Motherboard about mail sorting machines being removed around the country.
It also shows that USPS management is undertaking a broad reduction of the agency’s ability to sort and process all types of mail, except for packages which have been steadily increasing in recent years before booming during the pandemic.
Further, the timeline of the May document did not come to pass.
It proposed a plan resulting in the machines being removed by the end of July, but that didn’t happen.
Interviews with six postal workers and union officials around the country, who spoke to Motherboard on condition of anonymity because they’re not authorized to speak to the media, revealed these machine removals are still occurring in Michigan, West Virginia, Massachusetts, Maryland, and Texas.More machine removals are planned in the months ahead.
The document sent to union officials in June shows an updated plan to extend the machine removal timeline through the first quarter of 2021.
Motherboard also viewed documents from the same region that laid out detailed plans to reroute mail to sorting facilities further away in order to centralize mail processing even if it moves the mail across further distances.
To the union officials, the result of these plans was clear: “This will slow mail processing,” one wrote in large font.
The move to slash the agency’s mail-sorting capacity just as the post office prepares to play a pivotal role in the upcoming election has raised alarm among elected officials.
On Wednesday, 47 Senators sent a letter to DeJoy urging him “not to take any action that makes it harder and more expensive for Americans to vote.”
The removal of so many letter-sorting machines also does little to quell concern that President Trump—who has stated his opposition to giving the USPS additional money to handle the election because he doesn’t want mail-in ballots to be properly handled and counted—is intentionally interfering in the USPS’s operations to achieve his desired ends.
“Donald Trump made clear that he is dismantling the Postal Service so he can steal the election by making it harder to vote by mail,” said Oregon Senator Ron Wyden, a signatory of the letter.
“Removing 20 percent of the Postal Service’s sorting and processing equipment looks like another part of his plan to bulldoze a vital American institution just to cling to power.
“The Trump Administration is launching an all-out war on the U.S. Postal Service,” said West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin, another letter signatory.
“Several weeks ago we learned they had unexpectedly announced closures of several West Virginia post offices.
Then we learned of their plans to change the regulations surrounding the first class mail and election mail.
Now we’re hearing reports that the post office is removing sorting machines and reducing capacity a few months before an election where we’ll see more mail-in ballots than ever before. This is insane.”
Read the documents here:
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/pkyv ... il-sorting
'This will slow mail processing,' a union official wrote on one of the documents announcing the machine removals.
The United States Postal Service proposed removing 20 percent of letter sorting machines it uses around the country before revising the plan weeks later to closer to 15 percent of all machines, meaning 502 will be taken out of service, according to documents obtained by Motherboard outlining the agency’s plans. USPS workers told Motherboard this will slow their ability to sort mail.
One of the documents also suggests these changes were in the works before Louis DeJoy, a top Trump donor and Republican fundraiser, became postmaster general, because it is dated May 15, a month before DeJoy assumed office and only nine days after the Board of Governors announced his selection.
The title of the presentation, as well as language used in the notice to union officials, undermines the Postal Service’s narrative that the organization is simply “mov[ing] equipment around its network” to optimize processing, as spokesperson Dave Partenheimer told Motherboard on Thursday.
The May document clearly calls the initiative an “equipment reduction.”
It makes no mention of the machines being moved to other facilities.
And the notice to union officials repeatedly uses the same phrase.
Multiple sources within the postal service told Motherboard they have personally witnessed the machines, which cost millions of dollars, being destroyed or thrown in the dumpster.
USPS did not respond to a request for comment.
In May, the USPS planned to remove a total of 969 sorting machines out of the 4,926 it had in operation as of February for all types of letters and flat mail.
The vast majority of them—746 out of 3,765 in use—were delivery bar code sorters (DBCS), the type that sort letters, postcards, ballots, marketing mail and other similarly sized pieces.
But a subsequent document distributed to union officials in mid-June said 502 of those machines would be removed from facilities.
The May document, titled “Equipment Reduction,” breaks down the exact number of machines the USPS slated to remove by region and facility.
Although the document uses terms like “proposed reduction” and “reduction plan” and does not reflect the USPS’s final plan, it provides a general picture of the sweeping changes previously reported by Motherboard about mail sorting machines being removed around the country.
It also shows that USPS management is undertaking a broad reduction of the agency’s ability to sort and process all types of mail, except for packages which have been steadily increasing in recent years before booming during the pandemic.
Further, the timeline of the May document did not come to pass.
It proposed a plan resulting in the machines being removed by the end of July, but that didn’t happen.
Interviews with six postal workers and union officials around the country, who spoke to Motherboard on condition of anonymity because they’re not authorized to speak to the media, revealed these machine removals are still occurring in Michigan, West Virginia, Massachusetts, Maryland, and Texas.More machine removals are planned in the months ahead.
The document sent to union officials in June shows an updated plan to extend the machine removal timeline through the first quarter of 2021.
Motherboard also viewed documents from the same region that laid out detailed plans to reroute mail to sorting facilities further away in order to centralize mail processing even if it moves the mail across further distances.
To the union officials, the result of these plans was clear: “This will slow mail processing,” one wrote in large font.
The move to slash the agency’s mail-sorting capacity just as the post office prepares to play a pivotal role in the upcoming election has raised alarm among elected officials.
On Wednesday, 47 Senators sent a letter to DeJoy urging him “not to take any action that makes it harder and more expensive for Americans to vote.”
The removal of so many letter-sorting machines also does little to quell concern that President Trump—who has stated his opposition to giving the USPS additional money to handle the election because he doesn’t want mail-in ballots to be properly handled and counted—is intentionally interfering in the USPS’s operations to achieve his desired ends.
“Donald Trump made clear that he is dismantling the Postal Service so he can steal the election by making it harder to vote by mail,” said Oregon Senator Ron Wyden, a signatory of the letter.
“Removing 20 percent of the Postal Service’s sorting and processing equipment looks like another part of his plan to bulldoze a vital American institution just to cling to power.
“The Trump Administration is launching an all-out war on the U.S. Postal Service,” said West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin, another letter signatory.
“Several weeks ago we learned they had unexpectedly announced closures of several West Virginia post offices.
Then we learned of their plans to change the regulations surrounding the first class mail and election mail.
Now we’re hearing reports that the post office is removing sorting machines and reducing capacity a few months before an election where we’ll see more mail-in ballots than ever before. This is insane.”
Read the documents here:
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/pkyv ... il-sorting
16 Aug 2020 1:37 pm
17 Aug 2020 9:13 pm
18 Aug 2020 12:20 pm
The St Louis gun couple will also be featured.
Who's next?
Cubic Zirconia and Polyester?
What a **** show that's gonna be.
18 Aug 2020 12:25 pm
I see you're out of the Dungeon Ducky Boy.duck615 » 18 Aug 2020, 12:22 pm » wrote: ↑ Sad Michelle Obama called for violence of Trump wins again!!!
Can you quote her calling for violence you degenerate liar?
Of course you can't.
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