@oren

@jeffalo isn’t this truly peak advice?

Why do people say “plurality” (9 characters, 4 syllables) instead of saying “the most” (8 characters, 2 syllables)? They mean the same thing (right?)

Facts

Whoever supports these state lines, I will vote for them

These states supported the US joining a world government in 1949.

They should pass the Child Labor Amendment (10 states needed), the Congressional Apportionment Amendment (27 states needed), and the Titles of Nobility Amendment (26 states needed)

Nooo this has been taken offline

The only state Trump has not been to as far as we know is Idaho

Had a great day on the boat today with friends and family for a fishing vacation!

This is a map of all of these countries that also have direct flights to America - perfect for fleeing the crime.

Out of all of these, I think Togo or Cote d’Ivoire would be the most safe for escaping if you’re willing to live in an undeveloped place, as they’re unlikely to be very able to collaborate with police. You can just kind of disappear pretty easily. But you’d have to book a visa in advance.

The nicest option would be Morocco or the gulf states, but both are more likely and more able to work with America.

I’m not a criminal I promise

Map of countries that don’t have an extradition treaty with the US, but do allow somewhat easy travel from there. If you’re going to commit a crime and flee, go to one of these places.

Green is actually visa-free, red you have to obtain some kind of visa. Grey means you can’t go there without risk of being sent back to America.

Which country do you think would be the best? Personally, I think Senegal or Morocco.

Israel’s Qatar strike was an absolute fail, for multiple reasons:

• Killed any chance of expanding Abraham accords for a while

• Made Israel and America look like bad allies who will backstab for their own gain

• Hurt relations with basically everyone, including America

• And didn’t even kill the Hamas leadership they were trying to hit!

• Even if it did kill them, would it even help the situation in Gaza? (See my explanation below)

Usually Israel actually succeeds with their plans. It seems they have good intel and ability to strike most of the time, regardless of their intentions. But the core premise of this plan was to decapitate the leadership of Hamas - which would mean all the cells on the ground now have no one to tell them what to do with the hostages. Israel would have no way to negotiate with the leadership to release any of the hostages, which if you can’t tell, prolongs the war.

And it hurts their credibility with Hamas: how do they know they can negotiate without getting bombed? I think this was just Netanyahu trying to get some credibility with the people, because it doesn’t help anything on the field.

Also, let’s remember 9/11 today, another great tragedy in history that not only caused much death and suffering in America but also led to the suffering of many in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other places.

Many disagreed with my last post. I understand y’all and I was worried personally about the post. However, his death did actually make me think and I believe my thoughts are respectful and the type of thing he and his family would want said about him at his death. I only posted it because I actually felt that.

It's not me being a salesman using a sad situation to guilt people into believing my religion. I genuinely think that:

1) Charlie would support me saying that (which I believe makes it respectful) and

2) Our need for Christ is the highest thing, above anything else, and so I must share it or my priorities would be misaligned. I just want to clear that up.

I think that including my own story could have been a good example, but it probably went too far and made it too self-centered.

Sorry to those I offended. I do grieve for his family and those around him who are suffering, and should have emphasized that in the post. But I think the core message was respectful to him and he would agree.