Friday, January 3, 2025

Deserted..

 


Ukraine's State Bureau of Investigation is probing a brigade specially trained to use French weapons after reports that 1700 soldiers deserted the unit.
Tetyana Sapian, a spokesperson for the investigative agency, told Interfax-Ukraine that authorities had launched a criminal investigation into abuse of power and desertion at the 155th Mechanized Brigade.
The infantry brigade, named "Anne of Kyiv" after an 11th-century Kyiv princess who became a queen of France, has about 5,800 soldiers. Around 2,000 of them underwent months of training in France in 2024.
By November, the 155th was set to hit the front lines, with French officials saying these Ukrainian troops were now equipped to fight with Western battlefield training.
But a report last week by Ukrainian journalist Yuriy Butusov said the brigade has been buckling from desertion and leadership issues, even before it was deployed to Pokrovsk.  "Before the brigade fired the first shot, 1,700 servicemen left it voluntarily," wrote Butusov.

Wreck it..

 

Who?

 

There are still lots of unanswered questions following the terrorist attack in New Orleans, including one that has been glossed over the last 4 years. Who the heck is running the country?

"This is the political scandal for the ages, and a conspiracy" said political writer and commentator, Dr. Brian Joondeph, "And it begs the question of who is really running the country?"

And it also points out clearly, that it is -not- Joe Biden. Case in point, the fact that it took Biden 15 hours to comment on what happened in New Orleans.

"It's clear he was not in charge" Dr. Joondeph told KTRH, "If it was Donald Trump in the White House you would have had comment within an hour, certainly. Joe Biden gave very pablum like remarks that were written for him, and he basically read them. But who is making the critical decisions?"

That is the big question, and one that we may not get the answer to until -after- Trump takes office, and Biden is long gone. But who really is calling the shots right now?

HA HA..

 

Thursday, January 2, 2025

Depressing..

 

Staffers are reporting a “depressing” mood around the White House in the final weeks of Joe Biden’s term as the president works to cement his legacy and reflects on the 2024 election.

With less than one month until President-elect Donald Trump takes office on January 20, White House aides told The Wall Street Journal the mood at work is “draining” and “depressing.” Biden has also expressed that he could have defeated Trump in November, the Journal reports

Entrepreneur Joe Kiani, a major Democratic donor and friend to Biden, told the Journal, “if he ran, he really thought he was going to win.”

“By not running, he was worried Trump would win,” Kiani said. “He just didn’t want to win at any cost.”

Comment:

The whole Democratic party knew that Bide can't win because of his administration work that open the south border corridor, denying the inflation earlier to cause deliberate inflation of 10%, bypass the fair process to give Harris a shot, promote the war and killing of Russia Ukraine war with Cluster Bombs...

Fingers..

 



The investigation into Brad Spafford started when his neighbor reported that he was allegedly stockpiling weapons and homemade ammo and had lost three fingers on his right hand in 2021 working with a homemade explosive device, prosecutors say.
After the assassination attempt on President-elect Donald Trump in Pennsylvania, prosecutors wrote that Spafford “stated that he hoped the shooter doesn’t miss ‘Kamala’” in an apparent reference to the vice president in communications with his neighbor.
Court filings arguing that Spafford should remain jailed, prosecutors allege that Spafford used pictures of President Joe Biden for target practice, “expressed support for political assassinations, and recently sought qualifications in sniper-rifle shooting at a local range.”

Maddrey..



Jeffrey Maddrey—who resigned as the NYPD’s highest-ranking uniformed officer amid sexual misconduct allegations—had his home raided by law enforcement Thursday morning amid an apparent investigation by federal authorities.

Maddrey faces allegations that he demanded sex from a subordinate in exchange for opportunities to earn extra pay.

His accuser, Quathisha Epps, filed a complaint against the city with the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, claiming that Maddrey engaged in “quid pro quo sexual harassment” by coercing her to “perform unwanted sexual favors in exchange for overtime opportunities in the workplace.

And the Tax payers are paying and paying.. Just a thought.

Wednesday, January 1, 2025

Clean Up..

 

Disgrace..

 


CNN commentator Scott Jennings said President Biden is leaving office in “disgrace.”

Jennings joined host Dana Bash and contributor Karen Finney on Sunday for CNN’s “State of the Union” panel to discuss Biden’s time in office as it draws to a close.
“I think he’s gonna leave office in disgrace,” Jennings said in disagreement, as highlighted by Mediaite 
“The Hunter Biden pardon was disgraceful. He’s going to be remembered largely for inflation and for the disastrous Afghanistan pullout.”

Cannabis..



Men with a history of cannabis use had less cognitive decline from early adulthood to late midlife compared to men without a history of cannabis use.

 Among cannabis users, neither age of initiation of cannabis use nor frequent use was significant.

Researchers at the Univerity of Copenhagen studied about the relationship between cannabis use and age-related cognitive decline.

The findings pointed out that there are no significant harmful effects of cannabis use on age-related cognitive decline. This is quite contrary to what was believed. 



Meanwhile, a recent study found that low doses of Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the main active ingredient in cannabis, showed to reverse conventional signs of brain aging in mice. 

Just a thought.

Prayers..

 



I could have been re-elected if I had taken military action against Iran. It would have shown that I was strong and resolute and manly. ... I could have wiped Iran off the map with the weapons that we had. But in the process a lot of innocent people would have been killed, probably including the hostages. 

And so I stood up against all that advice, and then eventually all my prayers were answered and all the hostages came home safe and free.” — 2014 interview with CNBC.
So he avoided the advise to bomb another country, destroy it and choose to pray.   

Just a thought

Vegan ..

 


According to many, “A vegan diet that’s full of fruits and veggies has helped many people achieve their goal of losing extra pounds and maintaining a healthy weight. 

Vegans have a cancer rate that is only 40 percent that of meat-eaters. 

In addition to heart disease and type 2 diabetes, studies suggest that vegans have a reduced risk of developing certain cancers, particularly those of the colon and breast. 

This is partly due to the high intake of antioxidants, vitamins, and phytochemicals found in plant-based foods, which help protect the body from oxidative stress and inflammation, both of which are linked to cancer development.





Finally, eating veggies not only keeps you healthier, but it’s also easy on your pocket too! plant-based staples—like beans, rice, pasta, and tofu—are much cheaper as compared to the prices of animal flesh. Just a "Vegan" thought.

New..

 

Epic proportion..

  

Throughout the 2024 presidential race, many media pundits and commentators ran to Biden’s defense when there was speculation about his mental decline, including after Special Counsel Robert Hur's report about him being well-meaning but forgetful , viral videos of him looking confused, and a Wall Street Journal report about his faltering behind-the-scenes demeanor.

After Biden's poor debate performance against Donald Trump in June, pressure on him to drop out of the White House race grew so strong that he quit weeks later, despite pledging he was staying in the fight.

LIES ABOUT BIDEN'S AGE, HEALTH DURING HIS PRESIDENCY IS A 'SCANDAL OF EPIC PROPORTIONS,' SCOTT JENNINGS SAYS

A legacy to be proud of.