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There are times in my life when I feel like I'm going through things that I believe no one else has gone through (at least not anyone I know). So if no one has gone through or is going through a similar situation, it makes me think that no one could really understand me. And since I'm an over thinker (for those who don't know the term, it's someone who thinks too much, analyzes everything in the smallest detail, several times), this makes me see things from two different perspectives. On the one hand, it's weird to know that you're not understood by the people around you and that you may not even be able to talk to them about certain things for various reasons. On the other hand, if by absurdity you meet someone who can understand you, that would mean that that person has either been through that situation or is still in a similar situation. This, on the one hand, can be pleasant (not to be taken the wrong way) to know that someone understands you. But on the other hand, it can be very unpleasant, especially if you're also an empathetic person. And if your situation is really bad and you're supposed to be a good person, then...would it really be easy for you to know that there's someone else going through a similar situation as you? Maybe in situations like this you end up preferring to be truly unique, to be truly the only one going through a situation like this. (Of course, the subject can also be seen differently...generalized and seen as in any problem...but that would lead to another subject that could be more difficult to explain.)

I'm not sure where Trump picked up attorney Alina Habba, but she's doing an excellent job of digging a hole in which to fall into. Remember, she's the one who didn't 'click the box' to request a jury trial that Trump is blaming on the court. She's been speaking out of turn and told several times by the judge to sit down.

She asked for a court delay on the E. Jean Carroll trial claiming she was exposed to COVID and had a fever, however she wasn't wearing a mask during the hearing. The next day she was seen at the celebration of Trump's New Hampshire primary win.

Dylan Quattricci documented the greet on his Twitter account calling her Trump's rockstar attorney and a huge inspiration.


I'm thinking...
She lied to a judge, attended a political rally, showing political judgement, attempted to falsely delay a trial.
Those actions fall under the bar association guidelines.
She could be removed from the case and the bench.
I've said this before, if Trump fires his attorneys, he won't pay _and_ request a delay from the court so he can secure new representation.

Me thinks that rockstar attorney Habba Dabba Du stepped in some Dudu...

A few links:

I find it most sexy and quite arousing when I see a woman not afraid to bear their natural hairiness. As a male of the homosapien race, perhaps maybe because I was born in that era of the 60's. Well,looking to see if the proud women out there will show up and sound off about this come back of the "Natural " woman. Feel free also to send a shout out ! 2024 ??

I'm working on some video links where Trump has promised retribution to anyone who has gone against him. Soon, but not now. He's been the leader in the race for the Republican nomination. All have dropped out with the exception of Nikki Hailey who is 'hanging in there' and still has a slight chance, despite Trumps huge lead.

Top story: Trump threatens to blacklist Nikki Haley's donors.
Are you kidding me?

Former President Donald Trump threatened Wednesday to blacklist anyone who donates to Nikki Haley's presidential campaign.

Trump wrote on Truth Social that anyone who makes a contribution to the Haley campaign "from this moment forth, will be permanently barred from the MAGA camp."

"We don't want them, and will not accept them," he added.

Gotta love that TRUTH social media platform where he can say/do anything he wants...

At least it's MAGA or nothing !!

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It is God that created you and given you life.
Therefore you need to believe and obey God that you to get saved from sin and from evil .
Read Bible to get knowledge about God,start with new testament.
Love God with all heart...,and love your neighbours as yourself (love all people).
This will lead you to be saved and have eternal life.
So seek Truth and you shall find.
God is Love and is Good,therefore you will enter his kingdom one day, and so you will live in heaven and on earth.
nice day.

Junk mail, paper towels, news papers

He's the best ain't he!
By the way have you guys seen how Barron towers over both mum and dad?
He is the real Trump Tower!
Amazing.
This Nikki Haleys comet reminds me of Pocahontas now (E.Warren)
She ain't white?
Seriously you can't use the race card when someone with my eyesight
can't even tell she is of Indian descent.

Here is a black man (vid down below).
Can he be the VP pick please?

King trump 2024 the best president ever
2minutes video

Florida's Move Over Law aka Right-of-way traffic law, got tougher in 2024. Basically, it was designed for safety of police and first responders who have their emergency flashers on when stopped or parked on a highway shoulder.
On a multi-lane highway, you are required to 'move over' a lane giving safe clearance. For example, an officer opens his car door and steps out and he's right at the edge of the travel lane.

The law changed this year to include ANY vehicle with flashers on. This includes stranded vehicles. Maybe you've seen someone who is on the side of the road, crouched down changing a flat tire only a few feet from the roadway... they have no chance of safety. With the car jacked up and a truck flying by at 65mph there is enough wind force that could easily knock the stand off the car. The same thing for a tow truck who may be backing at a slight angle to hookup and be close to the edge of a travel lane.

Sometimes, it's not possible to move over with adjacent travel. People are too aggressive to allow someone access to their lane and not responsive to the law. In that case you're required to SLOW DOWN at least 20 mph below the posted limit.

Yeah, it's the law, but I rarely see people moving over.

Old news I know, but not for me.

In a room in Dublin, a man nicknamed "Dr Death" is teaching people how to die. A dozen people are here to plan their suicides.

On a screen, poisonous substances are ranked in order of convenience, availability and painfulness.

Dr Death sits at the front of the room, not facing directly at his audience - almost as if it's too hard to look them in the eye. But they clearly have no inhibitions about being there.

One woman says she has traveled from Singapore for this. The audience is made up mainly of elderly people - many have seen friends and family die in horrific ways.

Their host promises an answer for their desperation. In vivid detail, he describes how their final moments could offer something different. It sounds too good to be true.

Apparently the substance leaves no trace of it in the body after death.

I never knew such a service existed.

Is this a good or bad choice?

Maybe I'm a coward but I strongly believe, while there's life there's hope.

May he rest in peace
or at least, left to.