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All of this makes for a bit of unease as I must travel for my job often enough.

I know I feel a sense of relief when I board a plane and see a 50 year old white man.

But, as you said, the mechanics worry me as well.
 
I have only flown twice in the last couple of years, but it seems like every male flight attendant is a flaming homosexual. I hate flying bad enough without having to put up with that crap.
 
I didn't know about it either until unexpectedly running across that article last night. Since it's from NBC I'm surprised it didn't get national publicity given how the far left loves to rub it in the faces of White nationalists when they can.

David Duke used to be married to Chloe, who married Don Black after they divorced. Seemingly kind of soap opera stuff on the surface but the three of them always got along very well after the divorce with Don and David staying close like brothers.

Derek was kind of scrawny as a kid and young man, unlike Don who is tall with a very large frame, and he had long hair, which isn't that unusual for a kid. He didn't come across as particularly masculine but neither was he effeminate, just a normal boy who seemed to be close to his parents. No one foresaw what was coming, starting with his betrayal of his father's career and lifelong beliefs and running to the SPLC as Derek worked side by side with Don for years, and then this. Don had a pretty bad stroke some years ago and then to lose his only son on top of it is brutal.
 
Supposedly the cackling dimwit might have won the presidential election if she had selected Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro as her running mate instead of the ridiculous Tim Walz. Shapiro presents a moderate facade but he's a typical far-left Democrat, and apparently a shady one too. I know that just from looking at Shapiro I'd never buy a used car or anything else from him.

 
I couldn't understand how any coroner could rule this a suicide until I saw his picture. I can't help but point out the injustice in our justice system. What a crock.
 
I was surprised to learn that Donald Trump was the first sitting President to attend a Super Bowl. Forty years earlier, as the owner of the New Jersey Generals of the USFL, Trump sued the NFL. He appears briefly in this short video, as does his long-time lawyer the rather notorious Roy Cohn:

 
Fort Liberty was renamed to Ft. Bragg. It was renamed for Roland L. Bragg a WW II hero who won the Silver Star and the Purple Heart at the Battle of the Bulge.

 
Been following this closely. The comment sections (some from seasoned pilots) are brutal. Brutally honest. The inexperienced pilot was selected and groomed because of DEI. Period. This tragedy can be laid at the feet of woke insanity.
Could you provide a link/directions to those pilot comments? I'd be very interested to see those.
 
I'm going to keep looking for the vid with all but in the meantime check this out. Watch the puff piece then read the comments. More and more people are seeing through the shameless spin much of the media likes to put on stories like this.

 
I came across this short video and I don't know if it is for real or not. Can anybody tell me if this is real? The gentleman who posted it has a good reputation on YouTube. This is from Joe Biden's home state so it might be true.

 
It looks like all that crap was added on as penalty/punishment for being late paying the original $4 toll.

Here in Pennsylvania we have ez pass after all the human toll collectors were done away with. Those that don't use ez pass get billed through the mail at roughly double the ez pass rate and the costs go up rapidly if not paid in time. I tried to sign up for ez pass but their website was so screwed up I couldn't get signed up, so I go the higher snail mail route for now.

BTW, doing away with human toll collectors certainly didn't cause the tolls to do down as they've gone up 17 straight years on the PA Turnpike, usually at a pace far higher than the fedgov's phony cost of living stats.
 
I would like to tell CF members that the viral flu that is going around the country is tough. I have had since last Friday and I am just as sick today as I was last week. So, if you can avoid anybody coughing and sneezing, avoid them. N.C. has been especially hard hit. Stay safe.
 
The mentioning of Ryan Leaf on the NFL news thread motivated me to write this. I'm going to put it here because it's not really a NFL news thing. Anyway, while Leaf's football story was a bust, his life story ended up being one of redemption. After washing out of the NFL and turning to crime, he reformed while he was in prison, repented for his sins, and came out a new and better man. This is what Christian redemption and forgiveness was meant to be - sincerely repenting for your sins, taking your punishment like a man, and ending up a better human being who has truly earned forgiveness. Too often, libtards and neo-CONs twist the Christian forgiveness doctrine into "blindly love your enemies" or some other BS that it was never meant to be (and of course, a lot of the folks pushing this agenda are fellas who don't celebrate Christmas). Even Martin Luther King (I can't believe I'm quoting him unironically) said that if you break a law because you feel it's unjust, you should do it "lovingly" and "with a willingness to accept the penalty," something that none of the rioters and looters in the Summer of St. Floyd were man enough to take to heart.

Forgiveness from Christ exempts one from punishment in the afterlife. It does not exempt one from punishment on earth. Those self-proclaimed "Christians" who are more concerned with avoiding earthly punishments than what happens to them when they meet their maker should have the sincerity of their beliefs questioned.
 
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