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Full list of socialist success stories:
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Meat prices are off the hook. Almost double at Costco from a short time ago.Bob_C said: -
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They specifically wanted no racist crap.PurpleThrobber said: -
The mere fact they felt the need to put out that garbage tells you that they're worried about inflation. Btw, does what's on the menu there look like any BBQ you've ever attended?Bob_C said: -
Steak ala mode is a family fav
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Mostly peaceful stabbing by white supremacist. Motive unknown. Once again, a UK paper, the Daily Mail is carrying the story but not the NY Times or Washington Post.
http://ace.mu.nu/
Rabbi Stabbed Eight Times Outside Jewish Day Care Center;
Story Immediately Disappears from National US Media Because the Attacker Is Muslim
—Ace
Google it -- the only stories you will see mentioning "Khaled Awad," the attacker, are local Boston stories.
When is the terroristic stabbing of a rabbi due to antisemitic ideology not a story?
When the perp is a member of the Democrat Racial Coalition.
As usual, you'll have to look outside the US media to find US news.
Father-of-12 rabbi is stabbed eight times outside a Boston synagogue by man who 'tried to kidnap him because he is Jewish'
Rabbi Shlomo Noginksi was stabbed outside Shaloh House, a Jewish Day School and synagogue, in Brighton, Boston, at 1.19pm on Thursday
Boston Police Department have since arrested Khaled Awad, 24, of Brighton, on suspicion of carrying out the stabbing...
Awad allegedly approached the rabbi, drew a firearm and attempted to force him in the car and kidnap him, reports Chabad. But Rabbi Noginski struggled and attempted to run across the street where the suspect stabbed him in the arm multiple times.
The rabbi's family believe he was targeted in the attack because he is Jewish, reports Fox News.
Police officers arrived at the scene to find Rabbi Noginski, who moved to Boston from Israel, suffering from 'multiple stab wounds', Boston Police Department said in a statement. He was later rushed to a local hospital where he was treated for 'non-life threatening injuries'.
Less terrorism attacks by crazed jihadists in Israel, it turns out.
Police have not yet said whether they are treating the attack as a hate crime, nor have they disclosed a motive for the attack.
"We may never know the motive," corrupt law enforcement officials vowed.
If he were white, CNN would already be analyzing what podcasts he listened to, and calling for YouTube to deplatform Tim Pool. -
Too bad gas prices are up $.92/gal from last year. So as long as you don't drive to get the food or to celebrate, money saved.Bob_C said: -
In THIS economy?alumni94 said: -
Grandpa is getting grumpy as the holiday approaches. Nice vote, idiots
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No negativity please.RaceBannon said:Grandpa is getting grumpy as the holiday approaches. Nice vote, idiots
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@AOC was an optimist. For that matter, so was Malthus.In order to save the planet from catastrophic climate change, Americans will have to cut their energy use by more than 90 percent and families of four should live in housing no larger than 640 square feet. That's at least according to a team of European researchers led by University of Leeds sustainability researcher Jefim Vogel. In their new study, "Socio-economic conditions for satisfying human needs at low energy use," in Global Environmental Change, they calculate that public transportation should account for most travel. Travel should, in any case, be limited to between 3,000 to 10,000 miles per person annually.
Vogel and his colleagues set themselves the goal of figuring out how to "provide sufficient need satisfaction at much lower, ecologically sustainable levels of energy use." Referencing earlier sustainability studies they argue that human needs are sufficiently satisfied when each person has access to the energy equivalent of 7,500 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity per capita. That is about how much energy the average Bolivian uses. Currently, Americans use about 80,000 kWh annually per capita. With respect to transportation and physical mobility, the average person would be limited to using the energy equivalent of 16–40 gallons of gasoline per year. People are assumed to take one short- to medium-haul airplane trip every three years or so.
In addition, food consumption per capita would vary depending on age and other conditions, but the average would be 2,100 calories per day. While just over 10 percent of the world's people are unfortunately still undernourished, the Food and Agriculture Organization reports that the daily global average food supply now stands at just under 3,000 calories per person. Each individual is allocated a new clothing allowance of nine pounds per year, and clothes may be washed 20 times annually. The good news is that everyone over age 10 is permitted a mobile phone and each household can have a laptop.
How do Vogel and his colleagues arrive at their conclusions? First, they assert that "globally, large reductions in energy use are required to limit global warming to 1.5°C." The 1.5°C temperature increase limit they cite derives from the 2015 Paris Agreement in which signatories agreed to hold "the increase in the global average temperature to well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels and pursuing efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels."
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I don't eat the hotdogs since they switched from Hebrew National to their own. No where near as good IMHO. polish was pretty good.PurpleThrobber said: -
Bidens just watching the clock
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Hard hitting journalism from the network of Edward R Murrow.hardhat said: -
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I’m not sure which jackals are worse. The ones attacking or the ones holding the cameras.RaceBannon said:Its just an idea man