The New Coffee Room

And just like that ... Greenland is spared. (Until the next episode.)

@taiwan_girl The man definitely has no filter. Oh, it’s worse than that….. https://m. Link to video

@89th See Beauregard’s posts above

@taiwan_girl said: One delegate and his family are, at this moment, on a train to a labor camp! Ha! I thought the same thing. Thoughts and prayers to 00.07% of the voters.

Awesome

lol. Okay, “[The pump price of] Regular gas [is] down here….”

jon-nyc said: Micropeni make for strange bedfellows. You can never know for sure if you were the first human being to ever craft a particular sentence but I’d bet large on the above.

Link to video Fast-forward to the 10:45 mark.

No, but....

@Axtremus took me a second. 5555 Reminds me of the joke: No matter how nice you are, German kids are kinder.

https://azmirror.com/briefs/in-unprecedented-move-arizona-files-criminal-charges-against-prediction-market-company-kalshi/ Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes filed criminal charges against the online prediction market company Kalshi, accusing it of operating an illegal gambling business in the state and flagrantly violating a state law barring wagering on elections. “Kalshi may brand itself as a ‘prediction market,’ but what it’s actually doing is running an illegal gambling operation and taking bets on Arizona elections, both of which violate Arizona law,” Mayes said in a press release announcing the charges. “No company gets to decide for itself which laws to follow.” Mayes’ case marks the first time a state has pursued criminal charges against the company. The 20-count criminal information filed in Maricopa County Superior Court claims Kalshi broke Arizona law prohibiting the operation of an unlicensed wagering business and similarly broke the law by allowing bets on Arizona elections. All of the alleged crimes are misdemeanors, and all are being leveled against the company, not its executives.

https://x.com/ryanhatesgovt/status/2033695783682462025?s=61

@taiwan_girl Situation in Ruanda is pretty stable. Situation in Eastern Congo however is very volatile: president Tsishekedi tried to eliminate his predecessor Kabila, bit killed a French national who worked for the UN. The drone used during the attack appears to be US-made...