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7/12/2025, 3:30:05 PM
>>510175284
Depends of the Christians you are talking about, real Christians are meta communists, Christian heretics are the ones who appeal to genocide and mass culling, like the ones in this site.
Depends of the Christians you are talking about, real Christians are meta communists, Christian heretics are the ones who appeal to genocide and mass culling, like the ones in this site.
6/28/2025, 3:40:20 PM
>>508954497
No, but since Its clown world things like the bible still exist, Its a book that has more than 2000+ years existing and people believes Its the absolute truth without questioning it, I am from the idea you can believe In what ever you like, but atleast here In /pol/ they larp as homicidal maniacs, from a religion that has commandments.Its almost like they are jews on disguise.
No, but since Its clown world things like the bible still exist, Its a book that has more than 2000+ years existing and people believes Its the absolute truth without questioning it, I am from the idea you can believe In what ever you like, but atleast here In /pol/ they larp as homicidal maniacs, from a religion that has commandments.Its almost like they are jews on disguise.
6/13/2025, 7:00:04 PM
https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2025/06/12/congress/stephen-miller-border-security-plan-00402994
Top White House adviser Stephen Miller lobbied Senate Republicans Thursday to support approving an influx of cash for immigration enforcement in President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill,” seeking to rally the conference amid some internal divisions about the level of funding for border security.
Sens. Lindsey Graham, chair of the Senate Budget Committee, and Rand Paul, who leads the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs panel, are expected to release competing proposals for how much money to spend on border security activities and infrastructure. Paul, whose committee has official jurisdiction over this portion of the GOP tax and spending package, has suggested he supports paring back the tens of billions of dollars that would be made available through the House-passed version of the megabill.
Sen. Ron Johnson, a key holdout on the larger legislation, said there was previously “frustration” among some members about the lack of clarity around the administration’s justification for requesting a certain dollar amount be met for border security efforts, adding that senators were looking for “some basic numbers because they weren’t quite adding up.”
Senate Homeland was instructed in the budget resolution paving the way for the megabill to spend as much as $175 billion, the vast majority of which would be for border security.
After Miller’s presentation, Johnson said he believed the administration’s border security funding pitch was sound, even if it was hard to predict what it would ultimately cost: “I don’t think we’re gonna move the number up, but we’re not going to shortchange it ... This is a mess we have to clean up.”
Top White House adviser Stephen Miller lobbied Senate Republicans Thursday to support approving an influx of cash for immigration enforcement in President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill,” seeking to rally the conference amid some internal divisions about the level of funding for border security.
Sens. Lindsey Graham, chair of the Senate Budget Committee, and Rand Paul, who leads the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs panel, are expected to release competing proposals for how much money to spend on border security activities and infrastructure. Paul, whose committee has official jurisdiction over this portion of the GOP tax and spending package, has suggested he supports paring back the tens of billions of dollars that would be made available through the House-passed version of the megabill.
Sen. Ron Johnson, a key holdout on the larger legislation, said there was previously “frustration” among some members about the lack of clarity around the administration’s justification for requesting a certain dollar amount be met for border security efforts, adding that senators were looking for “some basic numbers because they weren’t quite adding up.”
Senate Homeland was instructed in the budget resolution paving the way for the megabill to spend as much as $175 billion, the vast majority of which would be for border security.
After Miller’s presentation, Johnson said he believed the administration’s border security funding pitch was sound, even if it was hard to predict what it would ultimately cost: “I don’t think we’re gonna move the number up, but we’re not going to shortchange it ... This is a mess we have to clean up.”
6/12/2025, 8:58:02 PM
>>507116211
isn’t witkoff going back next week for more talks?
so what, they’re just going to bomb him too?
this is all just pressure to get Iran to agree to a deal - they won’t
isn’t witkoff going back next week for more talks?
so what, they’re just going to bomb him too?
this is all just pressure to get Iran to agree to a deal - they won’t
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