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Afghanistan women have it much worse under the Taliban

which is ironic because we spent decades and trillions of dollars fighting in the Middle East for seemingly nothing

They're not free yet.

Ironically too they were more free back in the day before America ever intervened

Iranian women before the revolution

I never liked this woman ever since hearing about what she did to her dog, but am I missing something or why is her affair any of our business?

she had some sketchy business dealings regarding her the detention centers I think need to be looked in to, but I don’t understand why they’re even wasting time asking her whose she’s sleeping with or why that matters?

I support Trump on this and think this is the correct move by him

I’m curious though, if it’s just business as usual now regarding deportations, what is going to be done with the extreme amount of tax money given to ice, and what will be done with all of the detention centers? I guess Palantr still gets everything and we still get mass surveillance out of it..

it’s also interesting how Trump is seemingly flipping on almost every single thing he campaigned on though. I guess the powers to be realized there’s that solid fragment of maga voters who will never flip on him no matter what. I really think he was used as a Trojan horse to get nefarious things done

Ironically he’s not wrong and this is why we need to end the war on drugs and take the power away from the cartels

$200 million dollars of our tax payer money for this shitty advertisement

Just fucking get it done. And then abolish the DEA

Because they were pro western, back in the day. Why would we intervene? Lol

Yea that’s true you’re right because those pictures actually would have been after intervention technically, I don’t know I hope it works out for the best, it just never seems to long term, and I hate the kids getting killed

https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/us-jobs-report-february-2026

US economy shed 92K jobs in February, well below expectations

"The Labor Department on Wednesday reported that employers shed 92,000 jobs in February. That figure was well below the expectations of economists polled by LSEG, who estimated the economy would add 59,000 jobs.

The unemployment rate was 4.4%, slightly higher than economists' expectations of 4.3%.

Revisions were made to the payroll numbers for the prior two months, with December's report revised down by 65,000 jobs from a gain of 48,000 to a loss of 17,000, and January's report revised down by 4,000 from a gain of 130,000 to 126,000.

Taken together, employment in December and January was 69,000 jobs lower than previously reported."

lol

Largest weekly gas price increase ever.