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It was just publicly for his album drop
Come on, you can’t tell me there’s a little bit in you that would love to see Kayne in November.Yeah, I don't know - you would hope so. The problem with guys like Trump and Kanye is they're both impulsive and a fair degree detached from reality, and - in Trump's case at least - devoid of concern for the consequences of their actions. And the problem with America is that it can be counted on to vote for celebrity, a move equally as impulsive and without much thought to consequence.
I'll never forget sitting up until the small hours watching the 2016 Presidential elections. Why would you do that Sopwiths? Jeezus, I don't know. I guess I just couldn't turn away. Trump was winning, and I knew that I was witnessing a pivotal point in US history, so I just stayed up, and watched, and felt the doom, and the axis of the world creak as it unfolded. But the one thing I'll never forget from that night was the look on Trump's face when he came out to make his victory speech. He was scared.
And not only that, most of the crowd looked stunned. No one looked happy. Some were clapping, but nearly all of them looked like someone had just told them their mother had died. It was a very definite "Oh sh*t what did we just do here" moment. Trump recovered quickly though, much faster than anyone in the crowd. I mean, he's a professional after all. He knew that no matter what, the show must go on.
Anyways, that's why I'm relieved to see Kanye has pulled out. I do not ever underestimate the bizarrity of my neighbours to the south, nor the idiocy they are capable of, ever.
Yeah, I don't know - you would hope so. The problem with guys like Trump and Kanye is they're both impulsive and a fair degree detached from reality, and - in Trump's case at least - devoid of concern for the consequences of their actions. And the problem with America is that it can be counted on to vote for celebrity, a move equally as impulsive and without much thought to consequence.
I'll never forget sitting up until the small hours watching the 2016 Presidential elections. Why would you do that Sopwiths? Jeezus, I don't know. I guess I just couldn't turn away. Trump was winning, and I knew that I was witnessing a pivotal point in US history, so I just stayed up, and watched, and felt the doom, and the axis of the world creak as it unfolded. But the one thing I'll never forget from that night was the look on Trump's face when he came out to make his victory speech. He was scared.
And not only that, most of the crowd looked stunned. No one looked happy. Some were clapping, but nearly all of them looked like someone had just told them their mother had died. It was a very definite "Oh sh*t what did we just do here" moment. Trump recovered quickly though, much faster than anyone in the crowd. I mean, he's a professional after all. He knew that no matter what, the show must go on.
Anyways, that's why I'm relieved to see Kanye has pulled out. I do not ever underestimate the bizarrity of my neighbours to the south, nor the idiocy they are capable of, ever.
Come on, you can’t tell me there’s a little bit in you that would love to see Kayne in November.
Win/Lose would be fantastic to see his speech, or lack off. I’d have a bet as soon as polls open, he’d go against procedural norms and jump on stage and call himself president!
Move to Australia... we get to laugh from the cheap seats.I hear ya DR, but I have to live next door to these buffoons. I'm tired.
But if there was a parallel universe where you could watch it, then get out, absolutely.
Build a wallI hear ya DR, but I have to live next door to these buffoons. I'm tired.
But if there was a parallel universe where you could watch it, then get out, absolutely.
Our most recent VIPS Memo was addressed to Attorney General Barr on June 5, 2020. See this excerpt:“As the hysteria about Russia’s alleged interference in the U.S. election grows, a key mystery is why U.S. intelligence would rely on “circumstantial evidence” when it has the capability for hard evidence, say U.S. intelligence veterans.”
Technology Phobia: Not an Excuse“Not until May 7, 2020, when secret testimony to the House Intelligence Committee from late 2017 was made public, did it become completely clear that CrowdStrike has no concrete evidence that the DNC emails published by WikiLeaks on July 22, 2016 were hacked — by Russia or by anyone else. Seventeen months earlier, on Dec. 5, 2017, the president of CrowdStrike, former FBI cyber-crimes unit director Shawn Henry, admitted this in sworn testimony to the House Intelligence Committee. This is how he answered a leading question from ranking member Adam Schiff:Mr. Schiff: Do you know the date on which the Russians exfiltrated the data from the DNC? … when would that have been?Mr. Henry: Counsel just reminded me that, as it relates to the DNC, we have indicators that data was exfiltrated from the DNC, but we have no indicators that it was exfiltrated (sic). … There are times when we can see data exfiltrated, and we can say conclusively. But in this case, it appears it was set up to be exfiltrated, but we just don’t have the evidence that says it actually left.”