mrttao
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"7 in 10"Yes.For enlinghtened leaders,not plebs like me.
that is actually "between 70% and 90%". they are for some reason rounding it down.
"7 in 10"Yes.For enlinghtened leaders,not plebs like me.
If you mean they were forced to raid their retirement accounts to stay afloat, saving per se would only have been better in that they wouldn't have run into the penalties withdrawing from retirement accounts incurs. Otherwise, it did recover in ten years, didn't it? For older boomers already on the cusp of retirement I think the advice was then what it is now, to transition to safer investments over time to avoid exactly that risk.Yes and no, many had retirement accounts that were wiped out in the market crash of 2007-09 and there's no rebuilding in only ten years what was supposed to be in those accounts after twenty to thirty years. They were told not to "save" per se, but use those investment accounts, along with SS. The market crash screwed them unexpectedly and it really wasn't there fault.
Yeah, remember the last big case where a gay club got shot up? The perp's name was Omar, enough said.100 percent religious and not glowie.
Because remember last time we had massive Muslim attacks?
Miami yep.Yeah, remember the last big case where a gay club got shot up? The perp's name was Omar, enough said.
exactly. And if they get caught they will breifly mention it then memory hole it, leaving people with the initial impression that their masters wanted.Then they will claim he is a 'white' heterosexual 'conservative' who committed the crime.
Then they will claim he is a 'white' heterosexual 'conservative' who committed the crime.
It just gets too awkward to pull that off when they would want to convince the public that the guy was a white supremacist, Trump loving southern good ol' boy, but his name is Hassan, Abdul or Muhammad.exactly. And if they get caught they will breifly mention it then memory hole it, leaving people with the initial impression that their masters wanted.
They have no shame and do it anywaysIt just gets too awkward to pull that off when they would want to convince the public that the guy was a white supremacist, Trump loving southern good ol' boy, but his name is Hassan, Abdul or Muhammad.
It just gets too awkward to pull that off when they would want to convince the public that the guy was a white supremacist, Trump loving southern good ol' boy, but his name is Hassan, Abdul or Muhammad.
And ignore the fact he screamed Allahu Akbar before he acted.Then they don’t mention the name right away.
>> "An unnamed white male suspect"Then they don’t mention the name right away.
Known to the FBI and coincidentally removed from their list a month beforehand.Miami yep.
The three letter crowd knew about them and did nothing.I remember.
Boston.
9/11
The state of Massachusetts announced a gigantic new shelter for illegals in the tiny conservative town of Norfolk.
HUNDREDS of illegals will be sent to this community. The school system and the emergency system could collapse.
Local leaders & residents aren't happy:
As someone who knows how this shit works.Known to the FBI and coincidentally removed from their list a month beforehand.
Because unless they have evidence they committed a crime or were attempting too and had actual evidence that could be used in court...what could they do on US Soil?The three letter crowd knew about them and did nothing.
9/11 was not some conspiracy for middle East bullshit.
To quote Scott Adams.
"Just get the hell away"
They count on media.Average Democrat voter could buy it.Besides,they used similar tricks in the past,and it worked.Why should it not work this time ?It just gets too awkward to pull that off when they would want to convince the public that the guy was a white supremacist, Trump loving southern good ol' boy, but his name is Hassan, Abdul or Muhammad.
The United Nations confirmed Saturday that 800,000 Palestinians have left the town of Rafah, in southern Gaza, as Israel begins its attack on Hamas battalions there.
Philippe Lazzarini, the commissioner-general of the controversial United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), announced the number of evacuees — and warned of the risks they face.
The number of evacuees far exceeds the estimates that were discussed in advance of the Israeli operation, which began on May 6, amid U.S. opposition.