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re: I Wonder why Crime is down in DC & Memphis? What could it be?
Posted by Nurbis on 4/17/26 at 3:22 pm to SlowFlowPro
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The same as almost everywhere else following the post-Covid spike.
So we are saying that the COVID spike lasted 4 years?
Homicides increased for 4 straight years and then suddenly declined in 2024.
Illegal crossings increased dramatically under Biden and then declined in 2024.
It is almost as if people during Biden's admin only cared about enforcing laws in 2024 during campaign season. I wonder why.
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And I don't buy that. There will have been a 2.6 second loop delay for anyone operating the camera from Houston. What you see on the film is too fluid for that, imo.
I feel like if people at NASA can build rockets and space shuttles to fly into space, they could probably figure out how to overcome a 2.5-second feed delay.
AI Overview
Apollo 17's remote camera, controlled by NASA operator Ed Fendell in Houston, accounted for the ~2.5-second round-trip signal delay by sending the camera's tilt-up command precisely 2 seconds before the scheduled ascent. Using a fixed-speed motor and a pre-calculated time-and-angle chart, the camera was set in advance on the Lunar Rover, positioned at a precise distance to follow the ascent, resulting in the successful video footage of the launch.
Pre-planning: Previous missions had issues; Apollo 16 was too close, and the camera could not pan fast enough. For Apollo 17, they optimized the camera placement on the rover, allowing a better view.
The camera was operated via radio control from Houston, and with a 3-5 second total round trip delay (transmission + reaction time), the commands had to be predicted and sent early.
Execution: Operator Ed Fendell did not watch the video in real-time, but used a stopwatch, sending the commands based on when the crew said, "4 seconds to lift off" (Pro).
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When are we going to go back and get this person we left on the lunar surface to film the astronauts departing the moon?
Are you being sarcastic or making a joke? It was a remote camera on the Lunar Rover. It was controlled by somebody in Houston.
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If you believe that raggity arse tin foil looking thing made it to the moon and back back then - you are a dumbass
That raggity arse tin foil looking thing is the reason you know it was real. If they were going to fake it, it would have looked like something from Star Trek to make it more believable.
re: California Provides Sex-Change Procedures to Homeless Illegal Aliens
Posted by Nurbis on 4/16/26 at 8:16 pm to shoelessjoe
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Wow! We definitely don’t need any of their politicians leading our country. This and the Nic Shirley Act just reeks of pandering to get illegal votes.
Imagine supporting this shite and then having the gall to call the other side a cult.
re: Another Judge Tries to Stop WH Ballroom/Bunker Construction - DJT Weighs In
Posted by Nurbis on 4/16/26 at 5:10 pm to PhillyTigerinOH
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Can no one answer this question?
Nobody would care if Biden did it because it is a frickin ballroom being used for government functions that will benefit all future administrations. Why would anybody give a shite?
We spend over a million dollars every time we have those tents set up for an event.
The most powerful nation in the world hosting state dinners with dignitaries having to piss in porta-potties. It is an embarrassment.
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The Pope is big on immigration.
Except at The Vatican.
As of January 2025, illegally entering restricted areas of Vatican City—including bypassing security, using violence, or entering in vehicles—is punished by 1–4 years in prison and fines ranging from €10,000 to €25,000 ($10,200–$25,700). Offenders also face a ban from entering Vatican territory for up to 15 years.
re: Trump: ‘Will someone please tell Pope Leo that Iran has killed at least 42,000 innocent,’
Posted by Nurbis on 4/15/26 at 9:19 am to hawgfaninc
Did the pope condemn Iran's attacks on protestors?
AI Overview
Based on the provided search results as of April 15, 2026, Pope Leo XIV has focused his public statements on condemning the U.S.-Israel war against Iran and the threats made by President Donald Trump, rather than directly condemning the Iranian government's crackdown on protesters.
Focus on U.S./Israeli Action: The Pope has described the U.S.-led war against Iran as "atrocious" and "unjust".
Silence on Protester Killings: Reports indicate the Pope has faced pressure and criticism for not directly addressing reports of Iran's repression of its own protesters.
Pope Leo XIV on Tuesday renewed his criticism of the Trump administration's aggressive immigration crackdown, decrying “extremely disrespectful” — and, at times, violent — treatment of migrants who have built lives in the U.S.
He criticizes the US treatment of illegal immigrants but not Iran's murder of protesters, which the IRGC admits is at least 3,300. Sounds like the Pope is working for the Democrat party, not the Catholic Church.
AI Overview
Based on the provided search results as of April 15, 2026, Pope Leo XIV has focused his public statements on condemning the U.S.-Israel war against Iran and the threats made by President Donald Trump, rather than directly condemning the Iranian government's crackdown on protesters.
Focus on U.S./Israeli Action: The Pope has described the U.S.-led war against Iran as "atrocious" and "unjust".
Silence on Protester Killings: Reports indicate the Pope has faced pressure and criticism for not directly addressing reports of Iran's repression of its own protesters.
Pope Leo XIV on Tuesday renewed his criticism of the Trump administration's aggressive immigration crackdown, decrying “extremely disrespectful” — and, at times, violent — treatment of migrants who have built lives in the U.S.
He criticizes the US treatment of illegal immigrants but not Iran's murder of protesters, which the IRGC admits is at least 3,300. Sounds like the Pope is working for the Democrat party, not the Catholic Church.
re: Trump has done nothing on immigration: CATO edition
Posted by Nurbis on 4/14/26 at 12:53 am to Lsujacket66
Based on the link you added, they are considering asylum seekers and refugees as the legal immigration that Trump cut. Anybody with an unbiased view knows those were BS claims that the Biden admin accepted to give illegals a legal path to be in the country.
re: Follow the Money: Scott Bessent is brilliant. He is the brains behind all this.
Posted by Nurbis on 4/13/26 at 5:12 pm to TigerReich
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As a reasonable Democrat
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MAGA retards
I think maybe you don't know what reasonable means.
The insider is Dr. Helmut Sterz. He retired from Pfizer in 2007, so he doesn't have any direct knowledge of the COVID shots.
His estimate is based on the following. "Sterz highlighted 2,133 deaths reported to the Paul Ehrlich Institute, applying a U.S.-style underreporting factor of 30 to estimate 20,000–60,000 vaccine-linked fatalities in Germany alone."
His estimate is based on the following. "Sterz highlighted 2,133 deaths reported to the Paul Ehrlich Institute, applying a U.S.-style underreporting factor of 30 to estimate 20,000–60,000 vaccine-linked fatalities in Germany alone."
re: 15 time Trump voter but posting a picture of himself praying over someone is way too far
Posted by Nurbis on 4/13/26 at 11:29 am to hawgfaninc
Trump posts a lot of crap. Some of it is funny, some of it is retarded, and some of it is just ragebait. I don't understand how it still affects people so much. After ten years, I figured people would be over the mean tweets.
re: Why did DJT replace the American soldier with a Satanic demon?
Posted by Nurbis on 4/13/26 at 1:57 am to SirWinston
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So the image from February was not the one "reTruthed" by Trump today.
Looks like an attempt to recreate the picture with AI, and part of the Statue of Liberty got imposed over the soldier in the middle. The soldier's body is still there, and it looks like SoL's face was placed over the soldier. Clouds are also different.
Do you think the POTUS sat down to photoshop an existing picture and create a supposed satanic figure? What are the specific details that make it satanic in your mind?
The winners should be every Republican who decided to sponsor an amnesty bill.
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Completely innocent, nothing to see here
An email that confirms that Trump and Epstein were friends at the time.
Something we have already known for years.
Holy shite, this might blow the case wide open.
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Don't worry. I'm sure the guy with billions in business dealings with the Saudis has no conflicts of interest.
You say that like Vance and Witkoff or the representatives from Iran's side have some level of neutrality? Literally everybody involved has a conflict of interest.
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Also no.
AI says:
"Yes, data centers use substantial amounts of water, with large facilities consuming between 1 million and 5 million gallons per day, comparable to a town of 30,000 to 50,000 residents. This water is primarily used for cooling servers to prevent overheating, especially in regions with high temperatures or through evaporation in cooling towers."
"Yes, data centers are very loud, producing a constant, high-pitched whine or low-frequency hum that often reaches 80-90+ decibels. The noise is caused by thousands of servers' cooling fans and large HVAC units operating 24/7. This creates significant, chronic noise pollution for nearby communities, with noise audible from up to two miles away."
re: Would you be in favor of destroying infrastructure even if it leads to civilian deaths?
Posted by Nurbis on 4/7/26 at 10:59 am to gumpinmizzou
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an extreme escalation based on what has gone on so far.
How is it an extreme escalation?
Iran has been hitting civilian targets in their country and in other countries the entire time.
And Iran has threatened the desalination and power plants of countries that are not even involved.
This would be us matching their actions so far.
It is an MS Now/MSNBC doctor. The Enquirer has more credibility.
re: What happens after the power is out…
Posted by Nurbis on 4/5/26 at 9:46 pm to SirWinston
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Dave Smith makes a pretty good case that we have been the bad guys since the first night of bombings.
We targeted the leaders of a terrorist regime that has orchestrated attacks across the world for decades, and just weeks before, murdered tens of thousands of unarmed protestors.
If you are saying we are the "bad guys" in this, it is because you have an agenda.
re: The left now seems to be generally upset that Trump used so many resources on the rescue.
Posted by Nurbis on 4/5/26 at 2:41 pm to SaintsReportExile
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Been seeing posts all day online about how we sacrificed 3 planes to rescue one man.
We sacrificed 13 soldiers and billions in military equipment to leave Afghanistan, and the left insists that was a success. They can frick right off.
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