#CowboysNation - From 2020 to 2024 (for FAR BIGGER money), the inconvenient truth of #FairMarketValue remains the same (for those w/ no shame). #TheTorturedCowboysFan - "2019-2020 Offseason: When Your True Worth Is Closer To Earth, FMV Will Set You Free" - emscharf.com/blogs/ttcf/ttcf…

Putin: NATO started the war. It wasn't Russia who started the special military operation. His lies are getting more and more delusional. "Russia is standing alone against the entire collective West, represented by the well-known North Atlantic bloc - NATO. All NATO countries are intensifying their efforts and doing everything possible to organize these hostile actions against Russia and, as they believe, bring the war they unleashed against Russia to a victorious conclusion. It was they who started this war. It wasn't us who launched the hostilities at the beginning of the 'special military operation'."

He is AMERICA

RT @Mizzcheevous1: And the entire @GOP were told to shut up about it.

🚨 BREAKING NEWS Donald Trump's name has been removed from the exterior of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts after a federal judge ruled that the Kennedy Center board violated federal law when it added his name to the institution. Workers removed the facade signage overnight after scaffolding and tarps were erected to carry out the court-ordered operation. The ruling held that only Congress has the authority to change the center's name, not the board itself. The Kennedy Center had already begun removing Trump's name from its website, branding, email signatures, letterhead, and other official materials ahead of the physical removal. Bottom line: A federal court ordered Trump's name removed. The Kennedy Center complied. As of June 13, Trump's name is no longer on the building.

🚨 BREAKING Trump drove his motorcade across the drained Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool while resurfacing work was still underway. As someone who constantly reminds us he's a "builder," he should have known exactly what that means. If leaks, blisters, delamination, cracking, or coating failures appear later, the contractor now has an obvious response: "You drove armored vehicles across our work." That's not a political argument. That's a warranty argument. Pool coatings and waterproofing systems typically come with cure requirements, traffic restrictions, and exclusions for owner-caused damage. In construction, documented heavy vehicle traffic on a freshly resurfaced system is the kind of thing contractors point to when they deny warranty claims. The irony is hard to miss. A project intended to stop leaks now has documented coating defects. And the owner created a highly public record of driving a motorcade across the very surface that was supposed to keep the water in.

@RedBison @sotacita @Mizzcheevous1 @Jazzboneplyr1 @trwill1957 @redhead1558 @PanchoVanilla @emscharf @LorraineEvanoff @BarnabyBecky1 Very good deconstruction of Tulsi Gabbrds ridiculous biolab information release. Pure Q-anon BS.

The meerkat is sitting up there like he paid for the scenic upgrade ... 🐗 📹 via thefigen_ (X)

Huge pedophile ring arrested. And what a shock they are all white! But tell me again how immigrants are the dangerous criminals?

Elias: Why does California have signature matching? They have it to satisfy the same right-wing zealots who claim there’s fraud, right? So they do this whole kabuki theater that takes all of this time in order to contend with the fact that people say that if you don’t do signature matching, there’s going to be fraud. And then they get attacked for taking the time to do that very thing. The fact that the New York Times thinks there’s a middle ground here… Here’s my message: I don’t compromise with Republicans because there is no middle ground between a firefighter and an arsonist, and they are trying to burn down democracy.

Kingdom of Heaven (2005) had one of the most unusual reputational shifts in modern cinema. The theatrical cut was criticized for feeling hollow, but when Ridley Scott released the Director’s Cut, the film was transformed. With restored character arcs and richer political context, it suddenly played like the sweeping epic Scott had intended all along. The turnaround showed how editing choices can completely reshape a movie’s legacy.

ZELENSKYY: We hear from many leaders that not only does Ukraine need Europe, but Europe also needs Ukraine. And that is true. Russia has chosen long-term anti-European, anti-democratic strategy and is building its political course around it. Nothing else is coming from Moscow. There are only attempts to buy off certain politicians with various benefits. Not for the sake of peace, but so that those politicians simply sell out the interests of their nations and Europe's shared interests to Russia. They will ultimately lose, just as Orbán did. Yet many still try to befriend Putin's wallets and close their eyes to what is really happening. I want to thank everyone who, nevertheless, continues to fight for their peoples, for Europe's interests, and for security in Europe with Ukraine.

This MOONRAKER (1979) scene is peak Roger Moore as James Bond, turning a life-or-death situation into a perfectly timed joke and a raised eyebrow. Nobody delivered effortless 007 charm quite like him.

So, not a drag queen?

Thank you Col.

Come on South Carolinians. Y’all can do this.

A referee from Somalia has done more time in custody than Epstein's clients.

Val Kilmer was reportedly considered for Morpheus before THE MATRIX (1999) landed on Laurence Fishburne. One of those casting what-ifs that’s fascinating less for the role itself and more for how completely Fishburne ended up owning it.

Doug Burgum says California is the only state "really dependent" on the Strait of Hormuz. That's true only if you define dependence as the moment crude oil enters a California refinery. But that's not where Americans feel the consequences. California may be the most directly exposed state because of its crude import mix. Fair enough. But a Hormuz disruption doesn't stop at California's border. If fertilizer prices spike, Iowa notices. If diesel prices spike, Texas notices. If shipping costs spike, Georgia notices. If food prices spike, everyone notices. The Strait of Hormuz isn't just an oil route. It's one of the most important trade chokepoints on Earth. When energy flows are disrupted, transportation costs rise. When transportation costs rise, goods become more expensive. When fertilizer costs rise, food becomes more expensive. When shipping costs rise, businesses and consumers pay more. That's how global markets work. So California may be the most directly exposed. But Americans everywhere are economically exposed. The real question isn't whether California depends on Hormuz. It's why Burgum measures dependence only where crude enters a refinery instead of where Americans actually feel the costs. Receipts below. 👇

Don’t You Feel Better? #gasprices #trump #explained #oilprices #iran youtube.com/shorts/gKF3FoLNW… via @YouTube