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  • in reply to: Debt Rattle September 27 2020 #63767
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    There are already five Catholics on the Supreme Court, but sure, let’s pretend this is all about religion.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 27 2020 #63766
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    Turley celebrating Barrett walking through all the doors and barriers to women that Ginsburg and others had opened up only to close them all to the others coming behind her.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 26 2020 #63764
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    One presidential candidate attends religious services regularly. The other one rarely sets foot in houses of worship, except to take a photo op with an upside-down Bible after tear-gassing protesters. Funny how The Automatic Earth is complaining about attacks on religion support the latter.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle May 2 2020 #58200
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    “So you have remdesivir which does nothing really, and you have HQC which saves lives but about which all of a sudden after 70 years warnings are issued.”

    The warnings were issued in 2017 under the Trump administration before the latest pandemic.

    . Your point is a sentence of misinformation.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle December 16 2019 #52169
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    All the Automatic Russian Earth Talking points got their butt handed to them in the trial of Michael Flynn.

    “Judge denies Michael Flynn’s demands in blistering order — and finally sets a sentencing date”

    Judge denies Michael Flynn’s demands in blistering order — and finally sets a sentencing date

    in reply to: Things November 1 2019 #50978
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    ‘Nothing Illegal In Trump-Zelensky Call’ – NSC’s Tim Morrison

    Take 18 U.S. Code § 872: “Extortion by officers or employees of the United States.” It’s not hard to grasp:

    “Whoever, being an officer, or employee of the United States or any department or agency thereof, or representing himself to be or assuming to act as such, under color or pretense of office or employment commits or attempts an act of extortion, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years, or both.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 20 2019 #50708
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    “Meanwhile, the press and the Democrats have provided Trump with first of all a big laugh”

    Pretending you are that we have been humiliated by a narc? What do you think this is, an episode of “Ghost Hunters?” Only those without a character of substance become a regular audience of behavior imitation programs or shallow politicians.

    A narc’s job with assistance from the flying monkeys is to turn others supply’ into mirrors of themselves.
    If cupcake was a Trump, it would be a thin coating of frosting, no cake underneath.

    Take your narcissism, gas-lighting, and lies elsewhere.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 19 2019 #50696
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    Tulsi Gabbard gets 2020 endorsement from former KKK leader David Duke. They were thinking she would take democratic voters away. Looking like your Russian supporters got this one wrong.

    She should have run as a republican as that’s where her base is.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 17 2019 #50665
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    Automatic Earth: “The secrets get spilled.”

    Mick Mulvaney: “We do that all the time with foreign policy,”

    Mick Mulvaney admitted on Thursday that President Donald Trump withheld foreign aid in order to get Ukraine’s help in the U.S. election.

    Automatic Earth: ” One Person Is Missing In The Dems’ Impeachment Inquiry: The Whistleblower.”

    Mick Mulvaney: See the previous statement above.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 17 2019 #50662
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    This is one of my favorites:

    Schumer said, “Is your plan to rely on the Syrians and the Turks?”

    Trump: “Our plan is to keep the American people safe”

    Pelosi: “That’s not a plan. That’s a goal.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 11 2019 #50537
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    “The FT reports that Deutsche is expected to benefit most from an imminent change in the Fed’s liquidity rules.”

    And today a Federal Appeals Court has been informed:

    “At some point in recent years, Deutsche Bank has apparently *got rid of* Donald Trump’s tax returns.
    It’s unclear when and why this happened, but it’s normal procedure at the bank was to retain such records.

    The Automatic Earth: “Investigate Biden!”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 6 2019 #50401
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    “Nebojsa Malic, senior writer at RT: “It’s curious how the same treatment was not given a few months ago to the anti-Trump text messages of FBI employees Peter Strzok and Lisa Page..”

    Because they were not colluding or extorting a foreign government against Trump as Trump did and is doing.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 28 2019 #50186
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    This website like so many other astroturfing efforts, all the posts over the last few days and those yet to come rely on one thing that evidence overwhelming proves doesn’t exist, that Trump is an honest and loyal man.

    The evidence is overwhelming that Trump is anything but.

    The issue isn’t the Democrats, the issue is Trump and his incapacity to govern.

    in reply to: Desperate Democrats Dig Deep #50118
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    By bringing up Biden you all are trying to give Trump a free pass for his blackmail.

    Timeline:

    Timeline: Trump, Giuliani, Biden, and Ukrainegate

    in reply to: Desperate Democrats Dig Deep #50109
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    I would think that TЯump blackmailing an ally by withholding aid to a country being attacked by Putin to help him find or makeup dirt on a political rival is the very definition of desperate.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 25 2019 #50101
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    “Tulsi turns out to be a plant” just went up to 62¢ in betting markets.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 25 2019 #50098
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    ‘My advice over the upcoming months with the Impeachment Inquiry is to know what is coming at us. These networks of Bots and Trolls and sites like the Automatic Earth have been built and have been waiting for this. You don’t need to spend any real-time analyzing. Here it’s been obvious for many years.’

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 25 2019 #50095
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    “One sane voice: ” terribly divisive for the country “.”
    That is always what narcissists and their ‘flying monkey’s’ want you to believe that doing the right thing is always the wrong thing.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle September 24 2019 #50076
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    “Biden did it first.”

    A childlike response to focus away from the president’s attempts to extort Ukraine into highlighting Hunter’s business activities in Ukraine.

    What Hunter did has nothing to do with Tяump’s extortion and the media is correctly so focused on Tяump’s betrayal.

    ed to focus coverage squarely on allegations that Trump asked a foreign leader to investigate the Biden family — and away from the president’s attempts to highlight Biden’s son Hunter’s business activities in Ukraine.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 25 2019 #49465
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    CNN: You said debate qualifying process lacks transparency. But standards have been known. So what gives?

    Tulsi Gabbard:
    There’s questions about what polls are used

    CNN: But that’s been known for months. How is that not transparent?

    Tulsi Gabbard: I don’t think we have time to get into it

    Tulsi has a Russian problem, not CNN.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 23 2019 #49365
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    The FBI is about to get Hillary. The reality is: “The House Select Committee on Benghazi just released its report. It totally absolves Hillary Clinton and blames the deaths on a slow military response. Mind you, this was released by Devin Nunes who must now admit that Hillary’s testimony was truthful and the GOP accusations were BS.”

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 24 2019 #49363
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    Gabbard?? She has no chance. She’s friends of Russia.

    US pressure on Venezuela was Trump’s way of rewarding Russia, pushing PDVSA into hands of Rosneft and Putin.

    Rosneft has become Venezuela’s top oil trader, helping offset US pressure. Rosneft is the main trader shipping oil to buyers in China & India, helping Caracas offset the loss of traditional dealers who are avoiding it for fear of breaching US sanctions.

    Trump and family have to refill their Russian money chests.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 24 2019 #49362
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    “CNN Hires Former FBI #2 Andy McCabe, Who Was Fired For Leaking And Lying (ZH)”

    Trump and his circus lie every day. Sarah Sanders and several others have been hired by Fox who lied every day. Liers being hired by Trump is just a job interview for Fox.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 23 2019 #49361
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    Chasing the Clintons is pathetic. The GOP and Russians have had 20 years and all they got was Bill lying about a blow job. Trump and his circus have obstructed justice and successfully. The Russians did and continue to spread disinformation and distractions like ‘any day now there will be a release of evidence’ against the Clintons. You sound like the Jehovah Witnesses and their end of the world days.

    The Clintons’ are the biggest most powerful, luckiest fantastic super global criminals or the GOP are the most incompetent of investigators. The Russians are a far bigger problem than the Clintons and Trump is the polar opposite of those leaders who made America a strong country.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle August 19 2019 #49285
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    Pardon her for uncovering the Putin attacks!!

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    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 27 2019 #48822
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    Several articles here focused on how Robert Mueller did and not on what Robert Mueller had to say. They do this for a reason.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle November 26 2018 #44044
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    “I would think Ukraine is trying to provoke things, but western politicians and media all disagree.”

    Russian Navy rams Ukrainian tugboat in Azov Strait – translation

    This is a translation of video showing Russian naval vessel Don ramming Ukrainian tugboat Yani Kapu near Kerch on 25 November. Video was filmed by Russian sailors. #Azov

    Posted by Euromaidan Press on Sunday, November 25, 2018

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 24 2018 #41412
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    It’s clear Trump wasn’t worried until Cohen got caught. But hey the AE points out that 2 lawyers, the only American citizens except for Fox News with a license to lie have an opinion and thus the wheels of justice should halt.

    V. Arnold, you are just a participant like I am and this is a public forum.
    You got anything other than names and accusations?

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 24 2018 #41410
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    “Two lawyers in the WSJ warning that the FBI had so tainted the process, Mueller should at a minimum pause his investigation.”

    2 lawyers with an opinion and the investigation should be paused? Well, of course, stop the wheels of justice!

    Trump is acting so guilty, the only thing he hasn’t done yet is hanging himself.
    Trump tweets about the “witch hunt”

    May 2017: 3 times
    June 2017: 5 times
    July 2017: 6 times
    Oct 2017: 1 time
    Dec 2017: 2 times
    Jan 2018: 1 time
    Feb 2018: 3 times
    March 2018: 2 times
    April 2018: 9 times
    May 2018: 20 times
    June 2018: 22 times

    What happened between April and May?
    FBI raid on Cohen was in April.

    The Automatic Earth? Nothing to see here, move on.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle October 8 2017 #36377
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    The old CO2 is plant food argument equals “I haven’t thought this through” argument.

    Based on simple and appealing logic: if plants need CO2 for their growth, then more of it should be better. We should expect our crops to become more abundant and our flowers to grow taller and bloom brighter.

    Old saying, “Too much of a good thing can be a bad thing.” For example, if a doctor tells you to take one pill of a certain medicine, it does not follow that taking four is likely to heal you four times faster or make you four times better. It’s more likely to make you sick.

    These conjectures fail to consider that increasing the availability of one substance that plants need also requires availability of others to accrue benefits.

    It also fails to take into account an increase in deserts and other arid lands, reducing the area available for crops and population.

    Economies do not live on debt alone nor do plants live on CO2 alone. It is not a simple task to increase water and fertilizer across the globe.

    Presuming that more green leaf area is a good phenomena doesn’t account for the depletion and subsequent deficiencies of the other necessary compounds and elements and can be indicative of an actual adverse response.

    As we require food, not just green leaves the impact of CO2 will have some necessarily negative impacts on agriculture and plant growth in general.

    “1. CO2 enhanced plants will need extra water both to maintain their larger growth as well as to compensate for greater moisture evaporation as the heat increases. Where will it come from? In many places rainwater is not sufficient for current agriculture and the aquifers they rely on are running dry throughout the Earth.

    We are experiencing more intense storms with increased rainfall rates. Such intense bursts do not have time to soak into the ground, quickly flooding into creeks, then rivers, storage reservoirs eroding top soil and leaching nutrients.
    2. Increased leaf surface means more fertilization to keep plants healthy. Fertilizers are made mostly from natural gas which will become increasingly more expensive over time, driving up the price of food.
    3. Too high a concentration of CO2 causes a reduction of photosynthesis in some important food crops. Higher CO2 reduces the nutritional quality of food staples, such as wheat. Less photosynthesis and low quality do not make a progressing civilization.

    4. Presuming that initial bust of green leafing is like endless cheap oil, will continue defies real experience and actual history. As always, that promising burst of growth upon initial exposure to C02, is no different than the “nitrogen plateau”. Debt, nitrogen and CO2 benefits soon truncate.
    5. Increased green leafing while decreasing quantities and quality of our food increases that of insects and herbivores. For example, injecting sewage sludge into the soil increased the growth of soybeans, it also greatly increased the population of rabbits which ate more and lowered the crop harvest.

    Thus the “more CO2 there is, is better” argument doesn’t hold up.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle July 11 2017 #34960
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    “Gossip sells.” Trump junior has made the gossip into a smoking cannon.

    Russia didn’t need anyone to do reveal negative information on Hillary or anyone. They could just have published it. Meeting only necessary for quid pro quo and by force of habit, the Trumps accepted.

    As a habit, it never occurred to them that Russia was free to use the Automatic Earth to publish their negative information for an example.

    Have to wonder what quid pro quos the Trump’s have given to the Russians over all the years.

    in reply to: Debt Rattle June 9 2017 #34470
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    Stop the nonsense. Comey, as a recently fired and as a private citizen revealed his notes in response to Trump’s public comments. By discussing it previously and openly, Trump effectively declassified and removed any executive privilege from the discussion and subject matter.

    And regarding Comey, what classified information did he reveal?

    Correcting your first point then:

    Comey admitted to subsequently sharing unclassified and no longer protected by executive privilege, his version of a private talk in the
    Oval Office, a private talk Trump made public and unprotected by executive privilege.

    So how great is that Financial Choice Act? Something I hope you would share your thoughts on.

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