Well done George
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Well done George
I so admire his work....
Has it been worn down through use?
if I'm not mistaken, he's the first Jewish astronaut to win it five years running!
Certainly fantastic, if not dynastic. I can't wait to see his future service as Secretary of Interior Defensive Energetic Commercial State Agriculture.
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Slave owner fambly demands reparations.
Smith also wrote that T.C. Williams and three of his brothers all served in the Confederacy and “did their duty to protect their wives, children, homes and public institutions from a voracious and plundering invader”
Smith also wrote that T.C. Williams and three of his brothers all served in the Confederacy and “did their duty to protect their wives, children, homes and public institutions from a voracious and plundering invader”
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Ah the money quote:
"That's what is truly unfair," Scott said. "It is a manager's job to have these conversations with their team so that people aren't surprised at the last minute."
It's generally difficult to sue an employer for evaluating and dismissing an employee unfairly, Cappelli said. In most workplaces, "the employer is in charge of what your performance is supposed to be, what the standards are, and how well you have met those standards," he added.
Oh its NOT FAIR, huh? Where the @#$% you think you work? You guys are supposed to be the smrtest in the room right. I guess you didn't see that leopard coming straight at your face. Oh and its you @#%$oles who created this "gig' economy and its you @#5oles who drowned labour laws in the bathtub.
Ex-Amazon managers say they were pressured to cut successful workers to meet attrition goals — and faced retribution when they resisted
Ah the money quote:
"That's what is truly unfair," Scott said. "It is a manager's job to have these conversations with their team so that people aren't surprised at the last minute."
It's generally difficult to sue an employer for evaluating and dismissing an employee unfairly, Cappelli said. In most workplaces, "the employer is in charge of what your performance is supposed to be, what the standards are, and how well you have met those standards," he added.
Oh its NOT FAIR, huh? Where the @#$% you think you work? You guys are supposed to be the smrtest in the room right. I guess you didn't see that leopard coming straight at your face. Oh and its you @#%$oles who created this "gig' economy and its you @#5oles who drowned labour laws in the bathtub.
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Crazy Q'anon mom who believes Democrats are pedophiles is now claiming her (actual) pedophile-abusing son is innocent and the 12yr old victim is a "horrible liar"
www.vice.com
The QAnon ‘Meme Queen’ Wants Trump To Help Her Convicted Pedophile Son
A woman who has devoted the last five years of her life fighting a non-existent secret cabal of pedophiles, says her convicted child sex abuser son needs protection.
www.vice.com
Absolute nutters...
The weapon of choice for sovereign citizens is paper. A simple traffic violation or pet-licensing case can end up provoking dozens of court filings containing hundreds of pages of pseudo-legal nonsense. For example, Donna Lee Wray – the common-law wife of Jerry Kane, who was half of the team that killed the two police officers in West Memphis, Arkansas, in 2010 – was involved in a protracted legal battle in 2010 over having to pay a dog-licensing fee. She filed 10 sovereign documents in court over a two-month period and then declared victory when the harried prosecutor decided to drop the case. The battle was fought over a three-year dog license that costs just $20 in Pinellas County, Florida, where the sovereign lives.
The size of the documents is an issue since already-swamped courts are forced to respond to them, but so is the nonsensical language the documents are written in. They have a kind of special sovereign code language that judges, lawyers and other court staff simply can’t understand (nor can most non-sovereigns). Sovereigns believe that if they can find just the right combination of words, punctuation, paper, ink color and timing, they can have anything they want – freedom from taxes, unlimited wealth and life without licenses, fees or laws. It’s the modern-day equivalent of “abracadabra.”
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Galactic Sovereigns: A small number of sovereigns hold a concurrent belief that friendly aliens will visit earth and they are actively planning for this occurrence or believe that public officials and other individuals are reptilian aliens. Many of these believers, and some additional sovereigns subscribe to a conspiracy theory called NESARA. This theory purports that 15 “trusted” members of Congress and President Clinton signed a bill in secret in the year 2000 known as the National Economic Security and Reformation Act. They think this law would have abolished the IRS and income tax, returned the form of constitutional law to America that sovereigns believe was secretly replaced by maritime law, ended war and established world peace. Sovereigns think powerful groups have kept this law secret through gag orders and sabotage, and when it looked like it would be publicly introduced on Sept. 11, 2001, there was a coordinated an attempt to stop it.
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The weapon of choice for sovereign citizens is paper. A simple traffic violation or pet-licensing case can end up provoking dozens of court filings containing hundreds of pages of pseudo-legal nonsense. For example, Donna Lee Wray – the common-law wife of Jerry Kane, who was half of the team that killed the two police officers in West Memphis, Arkansas, in 2010 – was involved in a protracted legal battle in 2010 over having to pay a dog-licensing fee. She filed 10 sovereign documents in court over a two-month period and then declared victory when the harried prosecutor decided to drop the case. The battle was fought over a three-year dog license that costs just $20 in Pinellas County, Florida, where the sovereign lives.
The size of the documents is an issue since already-swamped courts are forced to respond to them, but so is the nonsensical language the documents are written in. They have a kind of special sovereign code language that judges, lawyers and other court staff simply can’t understand (nor can most non-sovereigns). Sovereigns believe that if they can find just the right combination of words, punctuation, paper, ink color and timing, they can have anything they want – freedom from taxes, unlimited wealth and life without licenses, fees or laws. It’s the modern-day equivalent of “abracadabra.”
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Galactic Sovereigns: A small number of sovereigns hold a concurrent belief that friendly aliens will visit earth and they are actively planning for this occurrence or believe that public officials and other individuals are reptilian aliens. Many of these believers, and some additional sovereigns subscribe to a conspiracy theory called NESARA. This theory purports that 15 “trusted” members of Congress and President Clinton signed a bill in secret in the year 2000 known as the National Economic Security and Reformation Act. They think this law would have abolished the IRS and income tax, returned the form of constitutional law to America that sovereigns believe was secretly replaced by maritime law, ended war and established world peace. Sovereigns think powerful groups have kept this law secret through gag orders and sabotage, and when it looked like it would be publicly introduced on Sept. 11, 2001, there was a coordinated an attempt to stop it.
More here:
Sovereign Citizens Movement
Sovereign citizens believe they are not under the jurisdiction of the federal government and consider themselves exempt from U.S. law.
www.splcenter.org
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
A snip, so to speak.
A snip, so to speak.
Baculum to the Future
Same thing happened in Bay Area a couple of years ago due to wildfires, was awful.
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