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Toomer Deplorable
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| Biography: | “I am not a bum. I'm a jerk. I once had wealth, power, and the love of a beautiful woman. Now I only have two things: my friends, and... uh... my thermos. Huh? My story? Okay. It was never easy for me. I was born a poor black child...” |
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re: CBS poll found that 58% of weekly Mass-attending Catholics approve of President Trump
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/16/26 at 8:37 pm to loogaroo
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Sadly I don't trust a Catholic publication.
EWTN owns the National Catholic Register. That is hardly a bastion of progressive Catholicism.
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re: Islamic schools inside America are teaching Muslim students to take over America
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/16/26 at 8:33 pm to Ailsa
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obama bowed...Trump leaned over King Salman could put the "Collar of Abdulaziz Al Saud Medal" on him...big difference.
Who bowed is wholly irrelevant. The point here is our nation’s economic well being remains subservient to Saudi Arabia no matter which wing of the Deep State controls the White House.
The Petrodollar Pact with Saudi Arabia is the primary reason the U.S. dollar is accepted as the world’s reserve currency. When the Nixon Shock closed the door on the Gold Standard, Henry Kissinger arranged a deal in which Saudi Arabia would trade oil exclusively in US dollars and thus reinforce the USD’s status as the world's primary reserve currency.
In exchange, the U.S. military would protect Saudi Arabia from Soviet aggression. While a brilliant piece of political statecraft in it's day, the Petrodollar has been a disaster for the U.S. economically and militarily since at least the end of the Cold War.
Our entire monetary system is now dependent on manipulation and violent coercion to insure the USD remains the world’s reserve currency. Since at least the end of the Cold War, one of the largest criminal conspiracies against the American people and the Constitution has been the damnable lie that American lives should be risked by inserting our nation’s troops into these ancient sectarian conflicts in distant lands.
“Blood for Oil” has always been a misnomer: the United States has NEVER fought these wars of perpetuity for oil. There are enough known energy reserves in the Western Hemisphere for our nation to wean itself from dependency on Middle Eastern oil.
“Blood for Greenbacks” is another story altogether. Our nation’s corrupt economic and military pact with the House of Saud is the wellspring of the continuing crisis.
re: CBS poll found that 58% of weekly Mass-attending Catholics approve of President Trump
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/16/26 at 8:03 pm to loogaroo
quote:.
A new CBS poll found that 58% of weekly Mass-attending Catholics approve of President Trump’s job performance overall
Overall? I wouldn’t doubt that many Catholics still support Trump.
Yet isolate the polling numbers to Trump’s handling of Iran and that top-line number falters: only 40% of Catholics approve, while 60% disapprove. This tells a very different story.
Poll: Catholic Support for President Donald Trump Drops Below 50% Amid Iran War…
…In the 2024 election, Trump won the Catholic vote by a 12-point margin, securing 55% of the voting bloc’s support, compared with former Vice President Kamala Harris’ 43%. In 2020, Trump won 49% of the Catholic vote, compared with former President Joe Biden’s 50%.
This poll comes as Trump’s support is dwindling with the broader American public as well. The poll found that only 41% of all voters approve of the president, and 59% disapprove.
Iran War Disapproval
The poll found that most Catholics disapprove of Trump’s actions in Iran and the use of military force against the country but still favor some American influence in the region.
According to the poll, only 40% of Catholics approve of the way Trump has handled the conflict with Iran, and 60% disapprove. It found that 45% of Catholics support military force against Iran and 55% oppose military force. Similarly, 45% of Catholics believe military action against Iran is going well, and 55% believe it is not going well.
re: Islamic schools inside America are teaching Muslim students to take over America
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/16/26 at 7:27 pm to Ailsa
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The politicians that are allowing this need to be held accountable also.
re: Islamic schools inside America are teaching Muslim students to take over America
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/16/26 at 7:25 pm to Ailsa
Guess who is primarily funding this spread of militant Islam? Hint: it ain’t Iran.
Do we need reminding that the overwhelming majority of 911 hijackers were from Saudi Arabia? And all the hijackers were Sunni radicals.
I don’t intend to downplay Iran’s regional sponsorship of terrorism; yet Iran’s terror networks are primarily limited to the Middle East. By contrast, Saudi Arabia’s global funding of Wahhabi networks— spanning from South Asia to Africa — has a far broader impact.
This is simply a numbers game: nearly 90% of the world’s 2 billion Muslims are Sunni and Saudi Arabia funds ideological and charitable networks that have a truly global influence. This once again underscores the utter insanity of attempting to pick winners and losers in these ancient sectarian conflicts.
:crazy:
Do we need reminding that the overwhelming majority of 911 hijackers were from Saudi Arabia? And all the hijackers were Sunni radicals.
I don’t intend to downplay Iran’s regional sponsorship of terrorism; yet Iran’s terror networks are primarily limited to the Middle East. By contrast, Saudi Arabia’s global funding of Wahhabi networks— spanning from South Asia to Africa — has a far broader impact.
This is simply a numbers game: nearly 90% of the world’s 2 billion Muslims are Sunni and Saudi Arabia funds ideological and charitable networks that have a truly global influence. This once again underscores the utter insanity of attempting to pick winners and losers in these ancient sectarian conflicts.
:crazy:
re: Rand Paul votes with Democrates to shut down the Iran war effort
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/16/26 at 7:19 pm to SDVTiger
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Another day where you cry about Isreal and defend the kommie islamists
:wah:
Whine more bitch.
re: Rand Paul votes with Democrates to shut down the Iran war effort
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/16/26 at 6:33 am to SCLibertarian
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A do nothing politician is 100 times better than a do something politician.
In many instances, they only do “nothing” if it enables the Deep State.
So while many “conservatives” here support American blood and treasure being spent in yet another Middle Eastern war, the midterms are looming and the feckless Repubes still can’t even pass the SAVE ACT.
If the Dems prevail in the midterms, what ayatollah is cowering in a bunker and claiming to be the Supreme Leader of Iran will be the least of our worries.
This ultimately is why any vote in this UniParty® charade is vote for the left or right wing of the Deep State.
While these two factions argue on cable TV over which side controls the Imperial War Machine, the Deep State ever consolidates it’s base of power.
Fox’s Martha MacCallum Asks GOP Leader Why Senate Races Are Slipping Away From Republicans…
re: Rand Paul votes with Democrates to shut down the Iran war effort
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/16/26 at 6:19 am to Trevaylin
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Fetterman voted with Republicans.
Fetterman voted with MIGA.
FIFY!
:cheers:
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My bet is the democrates are to be judged on the wrong side of history, and valued as petulant children.
In other words…
re: Attention All Panicans, TDS Members, Blackpillers - Nothing is Happening!
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/14/26 at 5:52 pm to FLTech
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Epstein Blackmail Op
re: Origin of Trump pic for you panicans and other turds.
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/13/26 at 7:50 pm to Night Vision
Yes.
A luminous Trump in a flowing white robe laying hands on the sick for healing — with Crepuscular Rays emanating from the Heavens — contains no Christological imagery whatsoever.
:rolleyes:
A luminous Trump in a flowing white robe laying hands on the sick for healing — with Crepuscular Rays emanating from the Heavens — contains no Christological imagery whatsoever.
:rolleyes:
re: It was never about being subservient to Israel...
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/13/26 at 7:29 pm to SirWinston
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Maybe, but Im more right wing than you.
SDV straight up admits he isn’t a conservative and that certainly is true — if by “conservative” you mean someone who supports the principles of limited government. Yet though SDV may claim he isn’t right wing — but by virtue of his unwavering support of Trump — he is indeed a right wing statist.
Such types aren’t opposed in theory to the Deep State, they simply want their side in charge. This is why any vote in this UniParty® charade is ultimately a vote for the left or right wing of the Deep State.
re: It was never about being subservient to Israel...
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/12/26 at 1:53 pm to HagaDaga
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Do you think Trump and Bibi teamed up and have been concocting this plan, to go after Iran, since the early 80s?
I think anyone who denies the reality that much of Congress has long been occupied Israeli territory is either a unwitting fool or a willing tool. There is no middle ground here.
:usa:
re: It was never about being subservient to Israel...
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/12/26 at 1:52 pm to SDVTiger
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No he doesnt. He just cries about Joos and Trump
Its pathetic since he was a big Zion Ron fan
:lol:
SDV is what happens when you combine utter idiocy with an equal part of bottomless hypocrisy.
I’m tired of DeSantis pandering to Israel…
re: It was never about being subservient to Israel...
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/12/26 at 10:45 am to HagaDaga
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Serious question...do you concern yourself with the moslims, Indian, Chinese influence in our fed and state govts, at the same level as you do with the Jewish influence?
Yes.
I have long maintained that our nation’s military/economic pact with the House of Saud is the wellspring of the current crisis:
9/11 Families To Biden: Stay Away From the Upcoming Anniversary Memorials….
I further have long maintained that our nation’s wholly corrupted national security and public health apparatus helped develop a viral pathogen in a ChiCom bioweapons lab:
Testimony in UK Parliament: Wuhan Lab-Leak Most Likely Was The Origin Of COVID-1984….
Next question.
re: It was never about being subservient to Israel...
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/12/26 at 9:50 am to Louisianalabguy
re: 6-D Intergalactic Chess:US now selling oil WHOLE WORLD-Europe has no choice.Check Mate
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/12/26 at 9:38 am to Covingtontiger77
Putin says “Bottoms up!”
Putin is the real winner in Trump’s Iran war as it puts Russian oil back on the map…
Putin is the real winner in Trump’s Iran war as it puts Russian oil back on the map…
re: Trump says the US will begin blockading ships in and out of the Strait of Hormuz
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/12/26 at 9:03 am to The Egg
Since the majority of oil shipped through the Strait of Hormuz ends up in markets outside the U.S., why should the U.S. military be tasked with serving as the militarized water constable policing oil shipments that are primarily destined for other nations?
That sounds like globalism to me.
I’m old enough to remember when Donald Trump rightly claimed U.S. taxpayers were essentially subsidizing the defense of wealthy nations that could afford to protect themselves:
“For decades, Japan and other nations have been taking advantage of the United States. The saga continues unabated as we defend the Persian Gulf, an area of only marginal significance to the United States for its oil supplies, but one upon which Japan and others are almost totally dependent. Why are these nations not paying the United States for the human lives and billions of dollars we are losing to protect their interests?
Saudi Arabia, a country whose very existence is in the hands of the United States, last week refused to allow us to use their mine sweepers (which are, sadly, far more advanced than ours) to police the Gulf. The world is laughing at America’s politicians as we protect ships we don’t own, carrying oil we don’t need, destined for allies who won’t help.
Over the years, the Japanese, unimpeded by the huge costs of defending themselves (as long as the United States will do it for free), have built a strong and vibrant economy with unprecedented surpluses. They have brilliantly managed to maintain a weak yen against a strong dollar. This, coupled with our monumental spending for their, and others, defense, has moved Japan to the forefront of world economies.
Now that the tides are turning and the yen is becoming strong against the dollar, the Japanese are openly complaining and, in typical fashion, our politicians are reacting to these unjustified complaints.
It’s time for us to end our vast deficits by making Japan, and others who can afford it, pay. Our world protection is worth hundreds of billions of dollars to these countries, and their stake in their protection is far greater than ours.
Make Japan, Saudi Arabia, and others pay for the protection we extend as allies. Let’s help our farmers, our sick, our homeless by taking from some of the greatest profit machines ever created — machines created and nurtured by us.
Tax these wealthy nations, not America. End our huge deficits, reduce our taxes, and let America’s economy grow unencumbered by the cost of defending those who can easily afford to pay us for the defense of their freedom. Let’s not let our great country be laughed at anymore.”
That sounds like globalism to me.
I’m old enough to remember when Donald Trump rightly claimed U.S. taxpayers were essentially subsidizing the defense of wealthy nations that could afford to protect themselves:
“For decades, Japan and other nations have been taking advantage of the United States. The saga continues unabated as we defend the Persian Gulf, an area of only marginal significance to the United States for its oil supplies, but one upon which Japan and others are almost totally dependent. Why are these nations not paying the United States for the human lives and billions of dollars we are losing to protect their interests?
Saudi Arabia, a country whose very existence is in the hands of the United States, last week refused to allow us to use their mine sweepers (which are, sadly, far more advanced than ours) to police the Gulf. The world is laughing at America’s politicians as we protect ships we don’t own, carrying oil we don’t need, destined for allies who won’t help.
Over the years, the Japanese, unimpeded by the huge costs of defending themselves (as long as the United States will do it for free), have built a strong and vibrant economy with unprecedented surpluses. They have brilliantly managed to maintain a weak yen against a strong dollar. This, coupled with our monumental spending for their, and others, defense, has moved Japan to the forefront of world economies.
Now that the tides are turning and the yen is becoming strong against the dollar, the Japanese are openly complaining and, in typical fashion, our politicians are reacting to these unjustified complaints.
It’s time for us to end our vast deficits by making Japan, and others who can afford it, pay. Our world protection is worth hundreds of billions of dollars to these countries, and their stake in their protection is far greater than ours.
Make Japan, Saudi Arabia, and others pay for the protection we extend as allies. Let’s help our farmers, our sick, our homeless by taking from some of the greatest profit machines ever created — machines created and nurtured by us.
Tax these wealthy nations, not America. End our huge deficits, reduce our taxes, and let America’s economy grow unencumbered by the cost of defending those who can easily afford to pay us for the defense of their freedom. Let’s not let our great country be laughed at anymore.”
re: Reporter that brought Roy Moore down in Alabama arrested for kiddie porn
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/11/26 at 3:57 pm to texas tortilla
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Didn't mitch McConnell put the Washington post onto that story?
I’m not sure about that but the primary reason that Moore emerged as an outsider candidate is because of the corrupt bargain made between Mitch McConnell and then Alabama Governor Robert Bentley and then Alabama AG Luther Strange.
Robert Bentley was under investigation for corruption and Luther Strange agreed not to pursue charges against Bentley in exchange for Bentley naming Strange as a replacement for Senator Jeff Sessions who Trump had appointed as Attorney General. Mitch McConnell brokered that deal.
Republican primary voters, fed up with this corrupt horse trading, voted for Moore as a form of retribution against this back-room deal. And then the political and media establishment worked in concert to sabotage Moore’s election chances.
Now, I hold no special brief for Roy Moore and I never once voted for the man. Yet Roy Moore was destroyed solely because he posed a threat to the hegemony of the UniParty®.
re: Reporter that brought Roy Moore down in Alabama arrested for kiddie porn
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/11/26 at 3:45 pm to imjustafatkid
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Nothing Roy Moore was credibly accused of doing came close to pedophilia.
In any media discussions involving Roy Moore, it is little remembered by the MSM that Roy Moore won a 2022 jury verdict against the Democratic super-PAC that was behind the 2017 attack ad which accused Moore of sexual misconduct toward teenagers at the Gadsden Mall in the late 1970s. Moore was later awarded $8.2M in punitive damages. Last I heard, the ruling was on appeal.
re: Good Morning Trumpicans. Savor This With Your Cup Of Java:
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/11/26 at 3:04 pm to SirWinston
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The irony is that people like me always knew 2020 was stolen while Lindsey betrayed Trump.
With friends like these, who needs enemies? One of the lessons of January 6th was that as soon as Trump became a political liability to their agenda, these neocon ratf#ckers abandoned him in a heartbeat:
re: Good Morning Trumpicans. Savor This With Your Cup Of Java:
Posted by Toomer Deplorable on 4/11/26 at 2:11 pm to BBONDS25
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I’ll ask again. Do you really want to play guilt by association games? Because you will lose.
And I’ll answer again: opposing Lindsey Graham’s neocon foreign policy once was a core tenet of the MAGA movement.
Framing opposition to Graham’s neocon agenda as “anti-MAGA” is peak GOPe gaslighting.
I’m not sure what I find more disturbing here: whether Trump’s alleluia chorus on this forum knows it is a lie and regurgitates it anyhow or whether they now genuinely believe it to be true?
Your move — try not to sprain anything.
:usa:
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