ICE is separately funded with an absolute fortune. They have nothing to worry about here.

It’s what he would have wanted.

Haha, I’ve heard this same joke before but with Ian Paisley, the unionist leader in Northern Ireland.

“How did you know that that would be a tragedy, if my plane were to crash?”

“Well it wouldn’t be a great loss, and it definitely wouldn’t be an accident.”

It’s a good one.

Maybe “augmented”?

I’ve heard it called “Borrowed nostalgia” before.

Yeah, there’s a bit of a discussion about this further down the thread. Yahweh was originally some sort of god of war (and maybe storms? See the great flood), but as his worship became more prominent he assumed the attributes (and name, even) of the chief god of the pantheon, El.

Oh well.

Great spot. Did you walk around to the EIRE sign as well?

a 5th of a bottle

No, a fifth is a bottle size in the US, it’d be a 750ml bottle outside of the US.

And the photo is from 1947, and the photographer was Walter Sanders.

This post is nonsense.

$451m in trade deficit with Russia just in January and February this year.

That’s more than Lesotho for the whole of last year, but Lesotho had a 50% tariff applied.

Yes, $3bn worth last year.

The US consistently runs a trade deficit with Russia.

https://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/balance/c4621.html

The US has a trade surplus with the UK, but still applied a 10% tariff to them.

He slapped a 50% tarrif on Lesotho, so it’s clearly not about size or impact.

And the UK got a 10% tariff applied even though the US doesn’t have a goods trade deficit with them.

Versatile are Irish.

(Or were, I think they’ve gone their separate ways now.)

Projection.

Claire Daly is absolutely pro-Russian, yeah.

No longer an MEP thankfully, her and that other clown Mick Wallace were both voted out…

He’s laughing with them, they’re out there gaslighting people for him.

It’s a reference to Berserk, it has a group of villains called the God Hand.

On the Giant Water Bug (bottom left) they aren’t even mouthparts, those are it’s first pair of legs.