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WhimsicalTrolli
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Is that really up to them if the children end up being boys? Or they actively seek women who are having boys to adopt?
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Whenever I get reminded of that fact I get so fucking depressed, ngl.
If we don't bring back natural selection humanity is doomed.
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On the one hand, haha funny, pwn his assSome retarded mayor in New Jersey is feuding with the hot based Latina everyone keeps thirstposting about. Her brother works for him and he is trying to force the brother to make a statement against her "homophobia."
https://x.com/StevenFulop/status/1820630575100682410 archive
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This isn't the first time the mayor has acted like a totalitarian freak:
On the other, goddamn it I don't want to have to live under Latino meme politics, kill me now if we are just going to turn into Argentina
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My very informed opinion on Cruz is he gives me an uncanny valley sort of feeling by instinct and I would not trust him with any small animals or babies lest I come back to see a tuft of hair or fur sticking from between his lips and a satisfied smile on his face.
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When they do surrogacy they can choose the sex of the embryos that get used.
When they adopt through foster care (a common route for the traffickers too) they can just selectively accept boys as placements.
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Like the late Joyce DeCerce said, tell them what they want, sell them their fantasy. Unless I hear news on that incel, he's 100% dead until proven otherwise.
I kind of want to know the statistics on this, as well as the statistics on sexualities of adopted and raised children who have same-sex couple parents. I don't want to derail things though.
To keep things on topic.
Buttgieg is such a stupid last name, and he should be bullied for keeping it after his marriage.
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It's their own biological kids, a lot of times with an egg from someone related to the other man. Sometimes they'll force an abortion or sue if they get a girl. I think there's some level of control they can exert in a lab setting, selecting a male embryo to implant, but I can't say specifically how that works. Musk does almost all tube babies and they're 100% boys, he might have one girl from natural inception
WhimsicalTrolli
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I thought the child from Grimes & the executive were natural. Probably the ones before the wealth could most likely be natural.
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The chief issue with Cruz is that he thinks he is WAY smarter than he actually is and at best he's slightly above average intelligence wise.
He has a fat head from all the press he got in the early 10s with the tea party but Trump buck broke him hard. But he still has that Ted Baxter look in his eyes that makes him think he deserves a higher office than he currently has, competency be damned.
He has a fat head from all the press he got in the early 10s with the tea party but Trump buck broke him hard. But he still has that Ted Baxter look in his eyes that makes him think he deserves a higher office than he currently has, competency be damned.
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Wait a minute, those DMs weren't posted by her/her brother but by the retarded mayor? This fucking retarded just admitted to coercing her brother to condemn his sister publicly or lose his job and then fired him anyways. These idiots have drank the koolaid for so long that they think they can blatantly break the laws, admit to breaking the laws, provide the evidence of their crime, and then expect people to cheer them on.
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The fact this is the same guy who said he's voting for Trump because Biden banned abortion is just mind-numbing.
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There goes Pennsylvania.
God himself is actively fucking with the Dems at this point. Moloch ain't got shit on God (and jesus)
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Nobody ever accused Aiden Ross of being an intellectual powerhouse.
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Cruz is smart in the courtroom, but I wouldn't trust the RINO adjacent to lead a party to Taco Bell. He cannot, under any circumstances, be trusted.
Because they can. Bribe enough judges, juries, cops and DAs and you can get away with raping a baby. The Dems played it smart by buying EVERYONE in power, and would have kept chugging along if they didn't shit it up with DEI practices.
Still, the fact the evidence is laid out for everyone to see is showing the Dems honestly stopped giving a shit and are in total panic mode, lashing out and striking at anyone they can to get a win. Ever since June they've been stepping on rake after rake after rake. The GOP are too fucking stupid to take advantage of this, but Trump won't be.
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The Grimes kid wasn't as far as I know, his first few with his ex-wife and then the Neuralink executive are the only natural ones I'm aware of
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After catching up with the thread, guys Walz is Governor of Minnesota, which is full of communists, faggots, and Scandis, but I repeat myself, and is abbreviated MN. Michigan is abbreviated MI and is held under thrall by Gretchen "Navel Shadow" Whitmer, the Mitten Witch who banned buying seeds during COVID for reasons and who radiates unlikable bitch energy.
WhimsicalTrolli
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I could've swore the first kid with Grimes was natural & the second was a surrogate.
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VPs don't matter much but I think it will be funny if Kamala chooses Jew Shapiro. Here's the evidence:
Trailblazing Jew or ‘Genocide Josh?’ Shapiro faces antisemitism and criticism over support for Israel (archive)
Jewish Democrats race to Shapiro’s defense: Attacks are ‘clearly antisemitic’ (archive)
Josh Shapiro's Gaza stances resurface as he's on Harris' VP shortlist (archive)
Once Popular With Arabs and Muslims, Josh Shapiro Has Alienated Supporters With His Views on Israel-Palestine (archive)
Josh Shapiro once wrote that peace ‘will never come’ to the Middle East. He says his views have changed over 30 years. (archive)
Josh Shapiro has had big ambitions for a long time. His 1986 bar mitzvah was an early clue. (archive)
Trailblazing Jew or ‘Genocide Josh?’ Shapiro faces antisemitism and criticism over support for Israel (archive)
Jewish Democrats race to Shapiro’s defense: Attacks are ‘clearly antisemitic’ (archive)
Josh Shapiro's Gaza stances resurface as he's on Harris' VP shortlist (archive)
Once Popular With Arabs and Muslims, Josh Shapiro Has Alienated Supporters With His Views on Israel-Palestine (archive)
Josh Shapiro once wrote that peace ‘will never come’ to the Middle East. He says his views have changed over 30 years. (archive)
Josh Shapiro has had big ambitions for a long time. His 1986 bar mitzvah was an early clue. (archive)
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US personnel wounded in attack against base in Iraq, officials say
Reuters (archive.ph)
By Idrees Ali and Phil Stewart
2024-08-06T03:08:23GMT
WASHINGTON, Aug 5 (Reuters) - At least five U.S. personnel were injured in an attack against a military base in Iraq on Monday, U.S. officials told Reuters, as the Middle East braced for a possible new wave of attacks by Iran and its allies following last week's killing of senior members of militant groups Hamas and Hezbollah.
Two Katyusha rockets were fired at al Asad airbase in western Iraq, two Iraqi security sources said. One Iraqi security source said the rockets fell inside the base. It was unclear whether the attack was linked to threats by Iran to retaliate over the killing of the Hamas leader.
The U.S. officials, who spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity, said one of the wounded Americans was seriously injured. The casualty count was based on initial reports which could still change, they said.
"Base personnel are conducting a post-attack damage assessment," one of the officials added.
Ismail Haniyeh, the political leader of Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, was assassinated in the Iranian capital Tehran last week, an attack that drew threats of revenge by Iran on Israel. Iran blamed Israel for the killing, but Israel has not claimed responsibility.
Coupled with the killing of the senior military commander of the Lebanese group Hezbollah, Fuad Shukr, by Israel in a strike on Beirut last week, the killings have fuelled concern the conflict in Gaza was turning into a wider Middle East war.
Iran has said the U.S. bears responsibility in the assassination of Haniyeh because of its support for Israel.
In a call on Monday, U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Israeli Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant agreed that the attack marked "a dangerous escalation," according to a Pentagon readout.
Last week the U.S. carried out a strike in Iraq against individuals U.S. officials said were militants getting ready to launch drones and posed a threat to U.S. and coalition forces.
The U.S. has been watching to see if Iran would make good on its vow to respond to the killing of Haniyeh two days ago in Tehran, one in a series of killings of senior figures in the Palestinian militant group as the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza rages.
The Pentagon has said it will deploy additional fighter jets and Navy warships to the Middle East, as Washington seeks to bolster defenses following threats from Iran and its allies Hamas and Hezbollah.
A rare ally of both the U.S. and Iran, Iraq hosts 2,500 U.S. troops and has Iran-backed militias linked to its security forces. It has witnessed escalating tit-for-tat attacks since the Israel-Hamas war erupted in October.
Iraq wants troops from the U.S.-led military coalition to begin withdrawing in September and to formally end the coalition's work by September 2025, Iraqi sources have said, with some U.S. forces likely to remain in a newly negotiated advisory capacity.
Baghdad has struggled to reign in Iran-backed armed groups that have attacked U.S. forces there and in neighboring Syria dozens of time since Oct. 7.
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani spoke with U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken on Sunday.
An Iraqi official said Blinken asked Sudani to help decrease regional tensions by helping to convince Iran to temper its response to what it says was an Israeli strike in Tehran that killed the leader of Hamas last week.
U.S. Army General Michael "Erik" Kurilla, head of U.S. Central Command, is currently in the Middle East. One of the U.S. officials said Kurilla was speaking with allies to ensure there was coordination in case of an Iranian attack against Israel.
Reporting by Idrees Ali, Phil Stewart,Kamal Ayash and Timour Azhari ; Editing by David Gregorio and Michael Perry
Two Katyusha rockets were fired at al Asad airbase in western Iraq, two Iraqi security sources said. One Iraqi security source said the rockets fell inside the base. It was unclear whether the attack was linked to threats by Iran to retaliate over the killing of the Hamas leader.
The U.S. officials, who spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity, said one of the wounded Americans was seriously injured. The casualty count was based on initial reports which could still change, they said.
"Base personnel are conducting a post-attack damage assessment," one of the officials added.
Ismail Haniyeh, the political leader of Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, was assassinated in the Iranian capital Tehran last week, an attack that drew threats of revenge by Iran on Israel. Iran blamed Israel for the killing, but Israel has not claimed responsibility.
Coupled with the killing of the senior military commander of the Lebanese group Hezbollah, Fuad Shukr, by Israel in a strike on Beirut last week, the killings have fuelled concern the conflict in Gaza was turning into a wider Middle East war.
Iran has said the U.S. bears responsibility in the assassination of Haniyeh because of its support for Israel.
In a call on Monday, U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Israeli Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant agreed that the attack marked "a dangerous escalation," according to a Pentagon readout.
Last week the U.S. carried out a strike in Iraq against individuals U.S. officials said were militants getting ready to launch drones and posed a threat to U.S. and coalition forces.
The U.S. has been watching to see if Iran would make good on its vow to respond to the killing of Haniyeh two days ago in Tehran, one in a series of killings of senior figures in the Palestinian militant group as the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza rages.
The Pentagon has said it will deploy additional fighter jets and Navy warships to the Middle East, as Washington seeks to bolster defenses following threats from Iran and its allies Hamas and Hezbollah.
A rare ally of both the U.S. and Iran, Iraq hosts 2,500 U.S. troops and has Iran-backed militias linked to its security forces. It has witnessed escalating tit-for-tat attacks since the Israel-Hamas war erupted in October.
Iraq wants troops from the U.S.-led military coalition to begin withdrawing in September and to formally end the coalition's work by September 2025, Iraqi sources have said, with some U.S. forces likely to remain in a newly negotiated advisory capacity.
Baghdad has struggled to reign in Iran-backed armed groups that have attacked U.S. forces there and in neighboring Syria dozens of time since Oct. 7.
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani spoke with U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken on Sunday.
An Iraqi official said Blinken asked Sudani to help decrease regional tensions by helping to convince Iran to temper its response to what it says was an Israeli strike in Tehran that killed the leader of Hamas last week.
U.S. Army General Michael "Erik" Kurilla, head of U.S. Central Command, is currently in the Middle East. One of the U.S. officials said Kurilla was speaking with allies to ensure there was coordination in case of an Iranian attack against Israel.
Reporting by Idrees Ali, Phil Stewart,Kamal Ayash and Timour Azhari ; Editing by David Gregorio and Michael Perry
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