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I’ve made contracts with every sort of lowlife. I’ve been to the crossroads. I’ve been down to Georgia. I’ve signed agreements with legions of lawyers, living, as I do, in the details, and ended up with the souls of everyone except Daniel Webster, that prig-tastic blowhole.
But Donald Trump? Not worth it.
Maybe you thought I already owned Trump’s soul. How else could someone so gob-smackingly incompetent fail upward all the way to a second presidential term? But social media, misogyny, and the ever-loving shit show known as the also gob-smackingly incompetent “Democratic Party”—that’s on you, humans. As folks in our Fifth Circle say about Trump, “Wow, does his shit stink.” And that place reeks so bad, the demons wear gas masks.

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- by Aeon Video

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- by Gabija Tonkunas
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El FBI fabricó complots para convencer a Trump de que Irán buscaba asesinarlo, mientras que Israel y los aliados dentro de su propia administración explotaron los temores más profundos del presidente para mantenerlo en la senda de la guerra. “Le di antes de que me diera a mí”, dijo un animado Donald Trump a un reportero cuando le preguntó sobre los motivos por los que autorizó el asesinato del líder de Irán, Ayatolá Alí Jamenei, el 28 de febrero de […] The post Cómo Israel y el FBI manipularon planes de asesinato para llevar a Trump a la guerra con Irán first appeared on The Grayzone. The post Cómo Israel y el FBI manipularon planes de asesinato para llevar a Trump a la guerra con Irán appeared first on The Grayzone. Across the West, corporate media have employed the same tactics of using the passive voice and not naming the perpetrator when describing U.S./Israeli aggression. A perfect encapsulation of this was the BBC’s headline, “At least 153 dead after reported strike on school, Iran says,” that made it sound as if the children died in a lightning strike or a labor dispute, rather than that they were bombed by hostile foreign powers. The post Corporate Media Go All Out To Support The US-Israeli War on Iran appeared first on MintPress News. The Central American nation never fully recovered from the loss of its megafauna The post Restoring Panama to When Prehistoric Beasts Roamed the Jungle appeared first on Nautilus. | ||