We need a general tweet of the day thread
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RaceBannon said:
As predicted Trump won't let go which opens the race up. I understand why he won't but voters will have moved on. Maybe the gutless wonders will secure the next election maybe not
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I really should know betterLoneStarDawg said:RaceBannon said:As predicted Trump won't let go which opens the race up. I understand why he won't but voters will have moved on. Maybe the gutless wonders will secure the next election maybe not
#YeahButStill
It was pretty obvious a ratings grab
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Piers would never….RaceBannon said:
I really should know betterLoneStarDawg said:RaceBannon said:As predicted Trump won't let go which opens the race up. I understand why he won't but voters will have moved on. Maybe the gutless wonders will secure the next election maybe not
#YeahButStill
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We’ve also lost 3 refineries due to Jewish lightening, as it was once called, in the last 2 months as wellRaceBannon said:This seems problematic
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And lightning seems to strike twice. As the Dufur Fire was proceeded by this fire down the road a ways in Hermiston in February.Kaepsknee said:
We’ve also lost 3 refineries due to Jewish lightening, as it was once called, in the last 2 months as wellRaceBannon said:This seems problematic
Interesting thread
https://amp.tri-cityherald.com/news/local/article258660018.html
Welp They listed the Hermiston Fire in the article.
But another fire happened yesterday to the HQ of the nations largest independent organic food processor in Dufur, Or.
https://www.columbiagorgenews.com/fire-destroys-azure-standard-headquarter-facility/article_7df4657c-c03e-11ec-a8c2-5f88e266c6db.html
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And now the rest of the story. The dementia patient is really really serious about new oil and gas production.
https://www.thecentersquare.com/national/feds-offering-80-less-in-oil-and-natural-gas-lease-sales-increasing-royalty-rate/article_287fb466-c0ca-11ec-9e41-dff7d1378bc4.html
Feds offering 80% less in oil and natural gas lease sales, increasing royalty rate
The U.S. Department of Interior announced it is making only 20% of eligible acreage for oil and natural gas production available for leasing on federal lands to comply with a federal court order.
In his first week in office, President Joe Biden issued an executive order directing new oil and natural gas leases on public lands and waters to be halted by the Interior Department. The agency was also tasked to review existing permits for fossil fuel development.
The administration was sued and last June, a federal judge in Louisiana struck down the executive order. Issuing lease sales, the agency said, was “in compliance with an injunction from the Western District of Louisiana.”
The sales would focus on the “highest and best use of America’s public lands, reflecting an 80 percent reduction from nominated acreage” and “reflects the balanced approach to energy development and management of our nation’s public lands,” the agency said in a news release.
On Friday, the Bureau of Land Management posted notices for significantly reformed onshore lease sales that address “deficiencies in the federal oil and gas leasing program.”
“While we’re glad to see BLM is finally going to announce a sale, the extreme reduction of acreage by 80%, after a year and a quarter without a single sale, is unwarranted and does nothing to show that the administration takes high energy prices seriously,” Western Energy Alliance President Kathleen Sgamma said.
The group, which represents 200 member companies engaged in oil and natural gas exploration and production in the West, sued the Biden administration last year for violating federal law by halting lease sales.
On Monday, the BLM issued final environmental assessments and sale notices for the upcoming oil and gas lease sales. It also increased the royalty rate to 18.75% to “ensure fair return for the American taxpayer and on par with rates charged by states and private landowners.”
House Committee on Natural Resources Chair, Rep. Raúl M. Grijalva, D-Ariz., said increasing the royalty rate was a good move.
"If we're going to let the fossil fuel industry pocket more of our public lands for drilling, we should at least make sure they're paying a decent price to do it," he said in a statement.
But there’s nothing fair about this for the taxpayer, others argue. The policy will only further depress American production, keep gasoline prices high, and hurt independent oil and gas producers and small businesses, like those represented by Western Energy Alliance.
Small mom and pop companies in the West have been hit hard by the Biden administration’s energy policies, and taxing them after halting lease sales for over a year only adds insult to injury, Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., said.
The agency’s argument is also flawed because producing on federal lands already costs more than producing on nonfederal lands, critics of the policy argue.
“Raising the royalty rate 50 percent increases the costs of production on federal lands, which already carry a higher cost than nonfederal lands,” Sgamma said. “This increased tax will have the effect of any other tax increase – you get less of what’s taxed, in this case, federal oil and natural gas. At a time when the administration should be increasing production, it continues to introduce new policies that further depress American production and keep gasoline prices high.” -
More on how a City dies. Make it unliveable due to crime and homelessness then toss in the long-term effect of the lockdowns.
https://socketsite.com/archives/2022/04/office-vacancy-rate-in-san-francisco-hits-a-pandemic-high.html
Having inched down to just under 20 percent at the end of last year, the effective office vacancy rate in San Francisco ticked back up to a pandemic high of 21.7 percent in the first quarter of 2022, representing 18.7 million square feet of vacant office space in the city, including 5.3 million square feet of space which is technically leased but sitting vacant and 13.4 million square feet of un-leased space, according to data from Cushman & Wakefield.
As a point of comparison, there was under 5 million square feet of vacant office space in San Francisco prior to the pandemic with a vacancy rate of 5.7 percent, versus a long-term average of around 12 percent. And as we outlined last quarter, foreshadowing the first quarter rise: -
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Jordan, funny and cute.
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Trump has his own recording. Even mainstream "fact" checkers say it "appears" to be false
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She should just join the Muppets as she looks like she belongs. No costume needed.PurpleThrobber said: -
Tanking the presidential debates to get a sweet gig with CNN+WestlinnDuck said:Beat me to it. Oh, the sweet sweet tears of Chrissie Wallace. He chose badly.
RaceBannon said:
You hate to see it
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How many of you jabronis lost money on this?
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The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews have been running fund raising ads 24/7 on Fox News to help out the Ukrainian Jews. The last info I could find was from their 2016 990 and they spend half their raised money on raising money and salaries. That's way to high a bar for me to swallow as that is definitely in scam territory, but not to the level of the Clinton Foundation.
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Money? lol
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I have to admit those Ads always set off my bullshit alarm, even more so when they started running the Ukraine ones.WestlinnDuck said:The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews have been running fund raising ads 24/7 on Fox News to help out the Ukrainian Jews. The last info I could find was from their 2016 990 and they spend half their raised money on raising money and salaries. That's way to high a bar for me to swallow as that is definitely in scam territory, but not to the level of the Clinton Foundation.
Jewish holocaust survivors from WWII?
Do you know how old and how few of these people there might be out there?
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They finally got him. Or them. Or somebody.GrundleStiltzkin said:How many of you jabronis lost money on this?
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Seeing a politician so unpolished make it to VP is truly incredible.LoneStarDawg said:
Whenever I see bad acting on a B-level show, I can't help but wonder how it's possible considering how competitive the film industry is.
You would think the slop at the bottom of the barrel that gets on screen would still be talented..
There are thousands (millions?) of highly ambitious, charismatic, and educated people vying for power, and she beat them all.
Amazing to watch.
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Woke era. Meritocracies everywhere are being replaced with "equity".Doogles said:
Seeing a politician so unpolished make it to VP is truly incredible.LoneStarDawg said:
Whenever I see bad acting on a B-level show, I can't help but wonder how it's possible considering how competitive the film industry is.
You would think the slop at the bottom of the barrel that gets on screen would still be talented..
There are thousands (millions?) of highly ambitious, charismatic, and educated people vying for power, and she beat them all.
Amazing to watch.