... the march again, this time it is more serious because the State of France is bankrupt and is incapable of maintaining the level of government spending on social programs. The cake has a preset size and you cannot enlarge it.
Demonstrations are held all over France including Bordeaux and other places but I have news--not gonna help, the country is screwed.
Meanwhile, some demonstration of what Russian Army has to deal with everyday--decomposing corpses of VSU everywhere.
All over the place. Imbecile Kellogg who suggested to 404 to mobilize women proudly stated that his wife "fought" in ... Grenada and his daughter "fought" in Afghanistan. US generals evidently do not understand what real war is. The last ones who saw it in WW II and in Korea are not with us anymore. I wonder what Ike would say to these losers? Well ...
It was early this year when Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth wanted to move the world. A replica of it, anyway. Two floor globes said to be used by Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower during World War II are housed in the Pentagon, where subsequent generations of Army leaders became custodians of the artifacts, according to people familiar with their lineage and an accompanying plaque dating them to the 1930s. The historical significance was attractive to Hegseth, these people said, and his staff requested that the secretary’s office become the new home to one of the 30-inch globes. ... Ordinarily, moving historical items within the building is a deliberate process overseen by trained curators. Instead, Hegseth’s staff dispatched its own team to relocate an Eisenhower globe. They lost control of the artifact and dropped it, sending the globe crashing onto its base and impaling the fragile shell near Antarctica, according to those familiar with the incident. The resulting gash appears to be several inches wide.
This tattooed loser and amateur wanted to touch (forget about fitting) Ike's shoes. They all pretend that they are great military leaders while being corrupt midgets. Sure, and I am an alien from planet Zoltar.
