Pages: 1 2 3 [4] 5 6 ... 10
31
« Last post by wiggles44 on Today at 04:38:07 PM »
I remember a guy who other members used to believe owned a Derby winner and 1/4 of a share of WIJI, only to find out he couldn't even get Baffert to respond to his 5O messages or be sent just one horseshoe! 
I remember a guy who pretended to be someone else, took pictures of himself and his apartment window, and even started his own vendetta facebook group as a cover up. 
32
« Last post by Trigger on Today at 04:37:59 PM »
Something about misconduct...aski ng a donor for a $100k to pay her AMEX in exchange for access to the Administration. Surprised she's not a millionaire already. More surprised she's not a BATMAN or 007 villain and worth tens of millions from that The script would write itself and she has somewhat of the look!  
33
« Last post by wiggles44 on Today at 04:35:34 PM »
Thanks for saving these horses Mike.
Where are you paying to have them stabled at?
34
« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 04:32:04 PM »
Feminist News
·
Follow
e͏S͏p͏d͏r͏o͏s͏o͏t͏n͏5͏6͏5͏h͏f͏g͏l͏2͏u͏g͏
h͏
2͏u͏1͏a͏l͏t͏7͏h͏l͏u͏1͏g͏2͏i͏l͏l͏t͏7͏m͏h͏4͏2͏1͏a͏u͏2͏4͏
3͏
i͏i͏6͏m͏9͏0͏0͏l͏3͏u͏4͏
·
We object!
Katie Zacharia calls herself a lawyer. A lot. “I’m a lawyer,” she told Greg Kelly just last week, and Fox News has labeled her one on screen at least 18 times since March 2025.
When Trump picked her, he called her “an attorney.”
But Popular Information found no record she has ever been admitted to practice law. Anywhere.
That includes California, where she lives, and Texas and D.C., where she’s worked.
Popular Info checked all 50 states plus D.C. and found nothing.
A law degree doesn’t make you a lawyer. Getting admitted to the bar does.
When Popular Info asked the White House point-blank, its entire response was: “Refer you to the President’s TRUTH on Katie.”
So reporters asked her directly today. She never said where she took the exam. The résumé gets stranger from there: She listed herself as “General Counsel” (an organization’s top lawyer) for Ric Grenell’s nonprofit Fix California, and kept the title in her X bio until July.
IRS filings show she never drew a salary there. She was paid $27,367 in fundraising commissions.
She has also said she was “outside counsel” to the World Bank and the International Finance Corporation as a fresh law grad in Beijing.
A June press release from a mining company she joined described something far narrower: work on “matters involving organizations associated with” them.
And on Sunday, Popular Information analyzed nearly 2,700 of her Truth Social posts to find those. The theory also claims those same elites were trafficking children.
If she’s a lawyer, we need more evidence your honor.
35
« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 04:27:39 PM »
BREAKING: Rep. Ted Lieu DEMANDS answers from Trump’s new Press Secretary concerning her LIES about being a "lawyer."
The controversy over the legal credentials of Katie Zacharia, Donald Trump’s latest press secretary, continues to roil the Trump administration.
There is no question that Zacharia has received a valid law degree from Pepperdine University, but whether she’s actually ever passed a bar exam remains to be proven.
The question became even more perplexing when Trump himself was asked by reporters outside the White House where his new mouthpiece passed the bar exam. Trump deferred the question to Zacharia herself, who replied: “When I moved to China.”
Congressman Ted Lieu (D-CA) smelled something particularly fishy with that answer and posted his concerns to social media: “One cannot take an American state bar exam in China, Lieu wrote. “Bar exams are administered at designated testing locations in each state of the union. Are Katie Zacharia and Trump lying when they say she is an attorney? If not, then she needs to disclose in what state she passed the bar.”
The problem with that is the fact that journalists have already searched the databases of bar-admitted attorneys in all 50 states and Washington D.C. and have found neither hide nor hair of any admissions record.
Rep. Lieu later posted a dictionary definition explaining the distinction between a lawyer and an attorney, which stated that a lawyer is anyone who has earned a law degree, while an actual attorney has both graduated from law school AND passed a state bar exam in order to receive their license to practice law.
While some people with law degrees decide to skip joining the bar to go into business or politics, they usually don’t try to pass themselves off as attorneys. The American people deserve a straight answer from Zacharia about her status in the legal profession. Either way, a law degree isn’t a necessary qualification when your job is to simply disseminate Trump’s lies.
It could come in handy, however, if the members of the Trump administration are prosecuted once they’re out of office
36
« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 04:24:22 PM »
Army re-evaluating munitions procurement goals as Iran war continues
Buying more Patriot missiles is a top priority, the Army’s fires acquisition boss said.
By Meghann Myers
Staff Reporter
October 13, 2026 03:52 PM ET
The Army’s procurement goals for critical munitions could be shifting, officials said Tuesday in a break from the U.S. government’s typical reticence to talk about the enormous expenditure of weapons during the Trump administration's war on Iran.
Increasing annual production of Patriot air defense missiles, particularly the PAC-3 Missile Segment Enhancement, is high on the priority list, Gen. Frank Lozano, the Army’s fires portfolio acquisition executive, said during a panel at the AUSA annual meeting in Washington, D.C.
“Our goal has always been to get to 2,000, and we've had a lot of discussions about even more interceptors,” he said, “but when we start talking about overall missile output and we start looking at numbers—is it 4,000, is it 6,000, is it 8,000—we're looking at a diverse set of capabilities. Because we have to address the threat, and we need to address the threat in a complementary way, meaning we need to fight on a cost curve that's affordable for the U.S. Army to maintain and sustain that warfighting capability abroad.”
Lozano addressed reports of depleted stockpiles by repeating the government’s insistence that all is well.
“We have to win everywhere, and so when you have to win everywhere, you need to really make sure that from a foundational aspect of the joint force, you have enough depth within your magazine, from from a varying perspective of capabilities, that you're able to contribute to that joint fight in a meaningful way,” he said. “I will continue to double down and echo what our department leadership has stated: we have the capabilities we need to have to fight and win, but it's our job to ensure that victory is achievable in the future inside of any dynamic environment, scenario, fight we might find ourselves in.”
The Army is also “looking into” buying PAC-2 Guidance Enhanced Missile-Tactical, he said.
“Should we buy GEM-Ts? Because they're being produced,” Lozano said. “And so, if it's an effector that's available now, and GEM-Ts are a really good missile in the battle space [in which] they operate…so if we have the opportunity, it's probably something we should take advantage of, and we’re looking into doing that.”
The Army’s ability to scale some of these procurement programs will depend on funding from Congress, said Brent Ingraham, the Army’s civilian acquisition chief.
“We are looking every day, depending on where the budget lands, what a top line looks like, whether it's a reconciliation or not,” Ingraham said. “We have prioritized the missions that we truly need, we think about today and the near future…and so, depending on where the budget ends up, we will have to do some work to reprioritize our systems to focus on those key initiatives.”
37
The City Council will vote to abolish Horse drawn carriages in Central Park at their next meeting.
Your efforts mattered, Mike.
The Mayor getting involved with the deal was HUGE. We knew it was coming, but not with such authority. The shame is the city did wait for someone to die. Time passed it all by, progress changed the city forever and worst of all, most of those people using the animals could not care less about them. The few who do could never speak up, sound familiar? You've seen the videos I've posted, there's no excuse.
38
« Last post by rainman2 on Today at 04:17:45 PM »
Background and Appointment
• Name & Age: Katie Zacharia, 41.
• Previous Roles: Served as a communications adviser for Trump Media and Technology Group (operators of Truth Social) and briefly as a spokeswoman at the Department of Homeland Security under Secretary Kristi Noem.
• Announcement: President Trump announced her selection, highlighting her loyalty and support for his agenda.
First Press Briefing & Controversy
• Briefing Length: Zacharia held her inaugural press briefing on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, which lasted less than 15 minutes.
• Questions: She took questions from only three reporters, all representing conservative outlets (Breitbart, Fox News, and the Daily Mail).
• Key News: During the briefing, she confirmed that the administration had asked U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign amid allegations of misconduct.
• Credentials Questions: Questions arose regarding her legal background after Trump previously referred to her as an "attorney". When asked about where she passed a bar exam, Zacharia responded, "When I moved to China," leading to scrutiny because noncitizens are restricted from practicing law in Chinese courtrooms. White House officials later clarified that she moved to China with her husband for his private equity job and worked on international transaction law.
39
« Last post by toothman on Today at 04:11:10 PM »
The City Council will vote to abolish Horse drawn carriages in Central Park at their next meeting.
Your efforts mattered, Mike.
40
Easily one of the weirdest people I have ever known.
Pages: 1 2 3 [4] 5 6 ... 10
|
|
Recent Posts