Kansas Crimson

Why do I have a feeling if randy spent a couple hours walking around the city of Chicago he would think to himself....
The kid standing on the corner of Clark and Webster near the Lincoln Park Zoo selling lemonade is a Russian operative.
The guy working at the gas station on LaSalle and North is a Mexican cartel member.
The guy driving the 146 public bus on Michigan Avenue is a Haitian pet eater.
The guy with the for rent sign in his window of his 3 flat on Armitage is being blackmailed by BlackRock.
The guy in the scrubs outside Northwestern hospital is one of the Agenda 2030 creators.
The guy holding the sign on Rush street that says, "Please help - I am hungry" is a Kamala Harris campaign worker.
The guy working at Subway on State street making sandwiches is working for Mossad while dressed as an Arab.
The guy in the park off of Chicago avenue pushing the kid on the swing is a child sex trafficker.
The woman talking to the little girl on the playground right near them is convincing the girl to have gender reassignment/affirmation surgery.
The guy wearing the mask walking on Delaware near the Westin is a biologist and the bottle of Sprite he is holding isn't really Sprite.
The people siting on the blue blanket at Ohio Street beach having a picnic are Illuminati.
The woman wearing the sunglasses at the Hot Dog stand near Navy Pier is Hillary Clinton and she had plastic surgery to look like Elizabeth Taylor.
The cop who threw a McDonalds bag in the garbage can on the corner of Kinzie and LaSalle really threw away a kilo of cocaine and the kid riding around on the bicycle is a drug courier who is going to reach in the garbage can and grab the bag and go deliver it to a Mayoral aide outside City Hall.
Then think to himself anyone who doesn't see and recognize all of that is blind or naive.

randylahey wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2024 8:15 pm

MICHHAWK wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2024 2:37 pm nato is a collection of teet suppling weaklings along for the ride.

they are like that suckerfish that gloms on to the back of the whale and rides it around.

Money laundering operation disguised as a peace alliance

Yup.

RainbowsandUnicorns wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2024 8:58 pm Why do I have a feeling if randy spent a couple hours walking around the city of Chicago he would think to himself....
The kid standing on the corner of Clark and Webster near the Lincoln Park Zoo selling lemonade is a Russian operative.
The guy working at the gas station on LaSalle and North is a Mexican cartel member.
The guy driving the 146 public bus on Michigan Avenue is a Haitian pet eater.
The guy with the for rent sign in his window of his 3 flat on Armitage is being blackmailed by BlackRock.
The guy in the scrubs outside Northwestern hospital is one of the Agenda 2030 creators.
The guy holding the sign on Rush street that says, "Please help - I am hungry" is a Kamala Harris campaign worker.
The guy working at Subway on State street making sandwiches is working for Mossad while dressed as an Arab.
The guy in the park off of Chicago avenue pushing the kid on the swing is a child sex trafficker.
The woman talking to the little girl on the playground right near them is convincing the girl to have gender reassignment/affirmation surgery.
The guy wearing the mask walking on Delaware near the Westin is a biologist and the bottle of Sprite he is holding isn't really Sprite.
The people siting on the blue blanket at Ohio Street beach having a picnic are Illuminati.
The woman wearing the sunglasses at the Hot Dog stand near Navy Pier is Hillary Clinton and she had plastic surgery to look like Elizabeth Taylor.
The cop who threw a McDonalds bag in the garbage can on the corner of Kinzie and LaSalle really threw away a kilo of cocaine and the kid riding around on the bicycle is a drug courier who is going to reach in the garbage can and grab the bag and go deliver it to a Mayoral aide outside City Hall.
Then think to himself anyone who doesn't see and recognize all of that is blind or naive.

Why do you think that? Because youvd made up a scenario in your own head

randylahey wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2024 8:54 am

RainbowsandUnicorns wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2024 8:58 pm Why do I have a feeling if randy spent a couple hours walking around the city of Chicago he would think to himself....
The kid standing on the corner of Clark and Webster near the Lincoln Park Zoo selling lemonade is a Russian operative.
The guy working at the gas station on LaSalle and North is a Mexican cartel member.
The guy driving the 146 public bus on Michigan Avenue is a Haitian pet eater.
The guy with the for rent sign in his window of his 3 flat on Armitage is being blackmailed by BlackRock.
The guy in the scrubs outside Northwestern hospital is one of the Agenda 2030 creators.
The guy holding the sign on Rush street that says, "Please help - I am hungry" is a Kamala Harris campaign worker.
The guy working at Subway on State street making sandwiches is working for Mossad while dressed as an Arab.
The guy in the park off of Chicago avenue pushing the kid on the swing is a child sex trafficker.
The woman talking to the little girl on the playground right near them is convincing the girl to have gender reassignment/affirmation surgery.
The guy wearing the mask walking on Delaware near the Westin is a biologist and the bottle of Sprite he is holding isn't really Sprite.
The people siting on the blue blanket at Ohio Street beach having a picnic are Illuminati.
The woman wearing the sunglasses at the Hot Dog stand near Navy Pier is Hillary Clinton and she had plastic surgery to look like Elizabeth Taylor.
The cop who threw a McDonalds bag in the garbage can on the corner of Kinzie and LaSalle really threw away a kilo of cocaine and the kid riding around on the bicycle is a drug courier who is going to reach in the garbage can and grab the bag and go deliver it to a Mayoral aide outside City Hall.
Then think to himself anyone who doesn't see and recognize all of that is blind or naive.

Why do you think that? Because youvd made up a scenario in your own head

Correct! I have made up multiple scenarios in my "own head".
The nice thing about my making up those scenarios in my "own head" is that it was ME who was making them up, and ME who can differentiate and ultimately decide between what is reality and what is fantasy.

Now that being said, based on your posting history.....
I probably don't believe you would think to yourself that.....
1. The kid standing on the corner of Clark and Webster near the Lincoln Park Zoo selling lemonade is a Russian operative.
2. The guy working at Subway on State street making sandwiches is working for Mossad while dressed as an Arab.
3. The woman wearing the sunglasses at the Hot Dog stand near Navy Pier is Hillary Clinton and she had plastic surgery to look like Elizabeth Taylor.

I'm unsure if you MIGHT or MIGHT NOT think to yourself....
1. The guy working at the gas station on LaSalle and North is a Mexican cartel member.
2. The guy driving the 146 public bus on Michigan Avenue is a Haitian pet eater.
3. The guy in the scrubs outside Northwestern hospital is one of the Agenda 2030 creators.
4. The guy holding the sign on Rush street that says, "Please help - I am hungry" is a Kamala Harris campaign worker.
5. The guy in the park off of Chicago avenue pushing the kid on the swing is a child sex trafficker.
6. The woman talking to the little girl on the playground right near them is convincing the girl to have gender reassignment/affirmation surgery.
7. The guy wearing the mask walking on Delaware near the Westin is a biologist and the bottle of Sprite he is holding isn't really Sprite.
8. The people siting on the blue blanket at Ohio Street beach having a picnic are Illuminati.
9. The cop who threw a McDonalds bag in the garbage can on the corner of Kinzie and LaSalle really threw away a kilo of cocaine and the kid riding around on the bicycle is a drug courier who is going to reach in the garbage can and grab the bag and go deliver it to a Mayoral aide outside City Hall.

I'm somewhat confident you would think to yourself....
1. The guy with the for rent sign in his window of his 3 flat on Armitage is being blackmailed by BlackRock.


MOVING ON.....
Did you catch RFK Jr's speech yesterday. Dude spoke for about a half hour.
This was what I took away from his speech.....
I learned because he shared, he broke his "mom's" window with a baseball and his father gave him a little history lesson about it. Not sure why he said it was his "mom's window. He didn't elaborate.
He feels people should claim, “I was born in the middle class", as an excuse to get out of trouble.
He feels the Dems have spent a lot of money to make him look like a "crazy person". Nevermind that he is a crazy person, and has spent his own money to try and prove he's not a crazy person.
He claims teens lack sperm today. I have no idea if that is true or not but I wonder if he was thinking about how much sperm he ejaculated when he was "sexting" with Olivia Nuzzi when he said that.
The highlight might have been when he pulled his phone out of his pocket and claimed his doctor was calling him and looked as if he had never used his phone before.

JKLivin wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2024 8:24 am

randylahey wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2024 8:15 pm

MICHHAWK wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2024 2:37 pm nato is a collection of teet suppling weaklings along for the ride.

they are like that suckerfish that gloms on to the back of the whale and rides it around.

Money laundering operation disguised as a peace alliance

Yup.

randy and JK should get together and have a few beers with Hank, Dale, Bill, and Boomhauer.

RainbowsandUnicorns wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2024 9:48 am

JKLivin wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2024 8:24 am

randylahey wrote: ↑Fri Sep 27, 2024 8:15 pm

Money laundering operation disguised as a peace alliance

Yup.

randy and JK should get together and have a few beers with Hank, Dale, Bill, and Boomhauer.

I already have plans with John Redcorn.

RFK Jr.: I broke my mom's window on the east side of the mansion. Thankfully only the tennis instructor was injured.

JKLivin wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2024 11:35 am

RainbowsandUnicorns wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2024 9:48 am

JKLivin wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2024 8:24 am

Yup.

randy and JK should get together and have a few beers with Hank, Dale, Bill, and Boomhauer.

I already have plans with John Redcorn.

Thank you for the laugh.

Sparko wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2024 11:46 am RFK Jr.: I broke my mom's window on the east side of the mansion. Thankfully only the tennis instructor was injured.

Thank you for the laugh!

My favorite part of the "Ballad of Lil Bobby" is that his wounds are mostly self inflicted.

The R's have gone to great lengths to make AI images of Kamala and Walz.

In the meantime Lil Bobby has sent out photos of himself to numerous people and bragged about his dalliances with the New York magazine reporter to the point that he outs himself and provides receipts.

In rube terms, he is the definition of "genius". No wonder they revere him.

Lil Bobby, the rube's rube.

DEARBORN, Mich. — Ten days before Donald Trump was inaugurated in 2017, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. met with the president-elect at Trump Tower in New York. Kennedy announced afterward that he would chair a new commission on vaccine safety.

Of course, aides soon talked Trump out of it. But it is more than clear that the 70-year-old Kennedy has fallen for the same trick again.

Kennedy now says that he’s in line for a big job in a second Trump administration and that he’ll be deeply involved in choosing who runs the Agriculture Department, the Food and Drug Administration, the National Institutes of Health, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

And of course, it’s an almost-certain bet that none of that will come true. That Kennedy bought the same ruse a second time is either a testament to the Hyannis Port legatee’s naiveté or another measure of Trump’s instinct to tell people what they want to hear, whether he means it or not.

Or both, because if you did just a little due diligence about whether a Trump promise might be kept, you’d probably want every vow to come with a double-your-money-back guarantee. Trump switched from calling bitcoin “a scam” in 2021 to promising to create a national bitcoin reserve to curry favor with the tech bros. He flip-flopped on banning TikTok after meeting with Jeff Yass, a GOP megadonor and one of the Chinese-controlled company’s biggest investors. He embraced a proposal by Elon Musk, previously a foe, to let the world’s richest man run a new Department of Government Efficiency. After celebrating the fall of Roe v. Wade, made possible because of three Supreme Court justices he nominated, Trump now claims he’ll be “great for women and their reproductive rights.”

His pandering goes on without end: To appeal to service workers in Nevada, he pledged no tax on tips. To court seniors, he calls for no more tax on Social Security benefits — and promises not to reform entitlements. To woo suburbanites, he says he’ll repeal the limits on state and local tax deductions that he signed into law in 2017. In fact, Trump has made 41 distinct promises for what he’d do “on day one” if elected, including several beyond a president’s legal authority, such as ending birthright citizenship, which is protected by the 14th Amendment. In 2016, Trump also campaigned as a populist — only to govern as a plutocrat.

Empty promises have been Trump’s stock in trade for years — apart from the Trump Shuttle, Trump Steaks and Trump University. What’s more remarkable is that people — people who you might think would know better — keep buying.

Like Kennedy. He says he’s no longer a Democrat because the party his family once led now represents the interests of Wall Street, Big Ag, Big Food, Big Pharma, Big Tech and defense contractors. He boasts that he’s spent decades thinking through how to dismantle “corporate capture” of government, identifying more than 1,000 food additives he wants to ban, and that Trump shares his priorities.

“Trump told me that he wants me to go in there and do it,” he insists.

Kennedy isn’t the only one being fooled. About 700 people showed up at the Ford Performing Arts Center outside of Detroit last Saturday night for a rally organized by the Trump campaign to see Kennedy and former Hawaii congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard, whose own party ID is a little hard to get a fix on. Both emphasized that they’re honorary co-chairs of Trump’s transition team. “We’re building that Team of Avengers,” said Gabbard. Neither mentioned that the real, very much non-honorary co-chairs of the transition are two billionaires from the corporate class that Kennedy believes Trump plans to crusade against: Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick and former WWE CEO Linda McMahon.

Kennedy told the crowd that he asked the former president what era of history he’s means when he says Make America Great Again. Apparently, Trump responded that it’s intended as a reference to the early 1960s, when John F. Kennedy, his uncle, was president. “America was at the apex of its greatness,” RFK Jr. said approvingly.

Sometimes, all it takes is a nice compliment about the fam to have the wool pulled over your eyes.

Given the stakes, Trump has been careful in public not to promise a job for Kennedy, perhaps because he doesn’t want to make it appear he is trading government jobs for endorsements. Or maybe Trump doesn’t want to alienate traditional conservatives by embracing someone whom, as recently as May, he called a “Radical Left Lunatic” and “the dumbest member of the Kennedy clan.”

Or maybe Trump just knows even he can get someone better than RFK Jr.

RFK Jr. announced that if Trump wins, they will require all US water systems to remove fluoride from our drinking water. You know, to "save the children".

Calgary did this in 2011 and here is how that is going:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/ ... -1.5340271

"Pediatric specialist Dr. Cora Constantinescu told council that since fluoride was removed from Calgary drinking water in 2011, dental infections that need to be treated by IV antibioitics have increased by 700 per cent at the Alberta Children's Hospital. Half of those infections are in children under five."

Add it to the giant pile of dumb.

twocoach wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2024 10:33 am RFK Jr. announced that if Trump wins, they will require all US water systems to remove fluoride from our drinking water. You know, to "save the children".

Calgary did this in 2011 and here is how that is going:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/ ... -1.5340271

"Pediatric specialist Dr. Cora Constantinescu told council that since fluoride was removed from Calgary drinking water in 2011, dental infections that need to be treated by IV antibioitics have increased by 700 per cent at the Alberta Children's Hospital. Half of those infections are in children under five."

Add it to the giant pile of dumb.

Yes, dumb. But.....
Not so dumb when Bobby, Elon, and Donny, invest in the companies that will remove the fluoride from drinking water, and invest in companies that produce dental antibiotics and other forms of dental care.

https://ntp.niehs.nih.gov/go/fluoride

People are getting too much fluoride. Just brush your teeth, it's in toothpaste. Doesn't need to be in water

RainbowsandUnicorns wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2024 10:38 am

twocoach wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2024 10:33 am RFK Jr. announced that if Trump wins, they will require all US water systems to remove fluoride from our drinking water. You know, to "save the children".

Calgary did this in 2011 and here is how that is going:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/ ... -1.5340271

"Pediatric specialist Dr. Cora Constantinescu told council that since fluoride was removed from Calgary drinking water in 2011, dental infections that need to be treated by IV antibioitics have increased by 700 per cent at the Alberta Children's Hospital. Half of those infections are in children under five."

Add it to the giant pile of dumb.

Yes, dumb. But.....
Not so dumb when Bobby, Elon, and Donny, invest in the companies that will remove the fluoride from drinking water, and invest in companies that produce dental antibiotics and other forms of dental care.

Flouride is added to the water system at a water treatment plant. You don't need a company to remove it from the water. You just have to regulate that they aren't allowed to add it any more. My Dad ran the KC Water Treatment facilities for several years. But yes to the rest of it.

twocoach wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2024 10:46 am

RainbowsandUnicorns wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2024 10:38 am

twocoach wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2024 10:33 am RFK Jr. announced that if Trump wins, they will require all US water systems to remove fluoride from our drinking water. You know, to "save the children".

Calgary did this in 2011 and here is how that is going:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/ ... -1.5340271

"Pediatric specialist Dr. Cora Constantinescu told council that since fluoride was removed from Calgary drinking water in 2011, dental infections that need to be treated by IV antibioitics have increased by 700 per cent at the Alberta Children's Hospital. Half of those infections are in children under five."

Add it to the giant pile of dumb.

Yes, dumb. But.....
Not so dumb when Bobby, Elon, and Donny, invest in the companies that will remove the fluoride from drinking water, and invest in companies that produce dental antibiotics and other forms of dental care.

Flouride is added to the water system at a water treatment plant. You don't need a company to remove it from the water. You just have to regulate that they aren't allowed to add it any more. My Dad ran the KC Water Treatment facilities for several years. But yes to the rest of it.

You know much better than I do. It was just a thought - I probably shouldn't have shared.

twocoach wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2024 10:33 am RFK Jr. announced that if Trump wins, they will require all US water systems to remove fluoride from our drinking water. You know, to "save the children".

Calgary did this in 2011 and here is how that is going:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/ ... -1.5340271

"Pediatric specialist Dr. Cora Constantinescu told council that since fluoride was removed from Calgary drinking water in 2011, dental infections that need to be treated by IV antibioitics have increased by 700 per cent at the Alberta Children's Hospital. Half of those infections are in children under five."

Add it to the giant pile of dumb.

Thanks for the due diligence, and the link.

i believe it used to be the case that fluoride was added more regularly (and in higher levels) in rural and less affluent areas

RainbowsandUnicorns wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2024 10:49 am

twocoach wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2024 10:46 am

RainbowsandUnicorns wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2024 10:38 am

Yes, dumb. But.....
Not so dumb when Bobby, Elon, and Donny, invest in the companies that will remove the fluoride from drinking water, and invest in companies that produce dental antibiotics and other forms of dental care.

Flouride is added to the water system at a water treatment plant. You don't need a company to remove it from the water. You just have to regulate that they aren't allowed to add it any more. My Dad ran the KC Water Treatment facilities for several years. But yes to the rest of it.

You know much better than I do. It was just a thought - I probably shouldn't have shared.

Your thoughts were valid on it. I wouldn't be at all surprised if they had a plan on how to monetize some benefits from it. I agree with you wholly on that.

randylahey wrote: ↑Sun Nov 03, 2024 10:43 am https://ntp.niehs.nih.gov/go/fluoride

People are getting too much fluoride. Just brush your teeth, it's in toothpaste. Doesn't need to be in water

Precious bodily fluids.