>>1081558
Now that's an exquisite seethe. I even can hear some oinking.

>>1081559
>war was only supposed to last 1 month
>russian economy in shambles
>russian citizens, goods and services are now blacklisted by most countries
>NN-N-NO U R SEETHING NOT ME
hahahaha

>>1081561
>only 1 month
Says who? Pentagon glowies?
>economy in shambles
It was in shambles in 90s, now it is doing rather well with all that profit from oil and gas.
>blacklisted by some european countries, Japan, USA and Canada.
FTFY

>>1081570
Enjoy your cars with no airbags and abs

>>1081570
Cope harder vatnik

>>1081800
Some things are more important than money.

>>1081802
yeah, obsessions usually are more important than money to the obsessed

>>1081765
>rich person mocks the protesting poor
Many such cases

>>1081806
What exactly is being obsessed over in this story to you?
>>1081815
>well off person mocks a corrupt billionaire and his fanboys
*ftfy

ITT: the seething poors

>>1081719
Ah, the brave fence sitter, willing to spread bullshit propaganda about both sides of the aisle. We honor you, sir.

>>1081720
Not him but..
I'd rather be someone who sits on a fence and sees the bullshit on both sides of the grass, than be someone happily wading knee deep in shit, acting like that shit only exists on the other side of the fence

>>1081738
>I'd rather be someone who sits on a fence and sees the bullshit on both sides of the grass
Then you'd rather be an ineffective whose only ability is to morally posture over anybody who has the spine to actually stake out a political position. If you want to take the 7 year old mentality that everything is shit and pointless you're more than welcome to but in an adult conversation about politics you're absolutely useless. Go bawww in a cave in the woods and let the grown ups discuss how to make things better.

>>1081059
We're at the fuck around and find out stage now.

https://twitter.com/kyledcheney/status/1557818979858653185

The Warrant will be unsealed unless Trump/Lawyers take specific action to stop the DOJ from releasing it.

Can't wait to hear Trumps flubbery excuse

>>1081719
youre moving the goalpost.

negotiations were ongoing for trump to return classified documents that he was not allowed to take. negotiations being, when can you return them? gee i dunno, lets try next week/month/(insert date). he never returned them.

warrant is issued to get the docs and fbi executes it. Trump claims it was unnanounced yet trumps lawyer happened to be present during the entire raid...

the president is not allowed to "have" certain classified docs given to him while he was president. such docs might reveal sensitive information regarding US ops and protocol in certain events, foreign sources, data regarding issues and intelligence, etc. Past presidents do receive continued briefing reports but trump has not shown a capacity to not reveal secrets regarding national security. past presidents are not entitled to receive shit.

WHat exactly did Clinton take with him after his tenure in the white house? I assume youre referring to that furniture mishap? here, this might help to enlighten you:
https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-factcheck-clintons-whitehouse/false-headline-claim-the-clintons-admit-to-stealing-from-the-white-house-idUSKBN20Q2EG

I swear, the gullibility and mental gymnastics required to see Trump as some sort of hero champion and victim makes conservatives and republicans look entirely incapable of living life without some sort of guardian conservator.

Trump wont unseal the warrant because warrants are generally supported by plausible and factual basis to provide law enforcement with a reasonable belief (forgive me if i screwed up the terminology) that a crime(s) has been committed.

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>>1080941
do you think there can be a white immigrant?
or only PoC can be immigrants?

>>1080943
Are refugees the same as immigrants for you?

>>1080945
check the definition of immigrants, if a group of refugees decides to stay in the country that give them refugee what would that make them?

>>1080950
emigrants

>>1080569
>in an attempt to rewrite history
they cry as they hit you

>>1080356
That guy is going to live rent free if your tranny brains forever isn't he?

>>1080474
>make the minimum voting age 35
Aha, so the future of the nation no longer matters.
You can go to Vietnam and Afghanistan, but not vote.

>>1080968
The first anon also left it open for the minimum age to run for president to be lowered... that is basic fucking reading comprehension.

>>1080356
holy shit really puts things into perspective when you compare energy and health to senile walking corpse biden

>>1080989
boomers will never vote for younger candidates, maximum age for voting and running for any political position should be 50

The tool is available to all Princeton faculty and staff, the university’s Office of Finance and Treasury said in a November newsletter. It came online after Princeton pledged in April 2021 to direct 10.5 percent of its expenditures to "certified diverse firms," according to a procurement plan posted on the school’s website.

Princeton University declined to comment for this story.

Supplier diversity has become something of a cause célèbre throughout higher education. Yale, for example, announced in October 2021 that it had launched a "Supplier Diversity Program" that would "identify and encourage" minority-owned businesses to bid for contracts. Harvard, Dartmouth, Swarthmore, Cornell, and the University of Pennsylvania have adopted similar programs.

The trend is part of a broader move toward race-conscious procurement schemes in the business world, where "supplier diversity" has become an ESG (environmental, social, and governance) buzzword—and a boon to consultancies. Several marquee consulting groups, including Deloitte and McKinsey, now offer resources to firms seeking to diversify their suppliers; Boston Consulting Group has an entire team that develops "inclusive strategies for advancing supplier diversity."

At Princeton, these trends have fueled the growth of an already massive bureaucracy, creating new jobs for diversity apparatchiks on the Ivy League campus. The school announced in May that it had hired Michelle Thomas—formerly a contract officer at the Federal Bureau of Prisons—to be its "associate director for supplier diversity." Thomas oversees the implementation of the procurement plan, which calls for Princeton to "engage a diversity advisory firm to assess program effectiveness." Success will be gauged, according to the plan, by the "proportion of total purchases that are made from certified diverse businesses," meaning businesses "at least 51 percent owned and operated by minorities, women, veterans, or members of the LGBTQ community.

The plan also creates incentives for firms that contract with Princeton to hire diversity consultants. Firms "that are not certified as diverse" can still demonstrate their "commitment to diversity"—and thus increase their odds of a contract—by adopting "diversity best practices," the plan suggests. Many diversity consultancies market themselves as the experts on such practices: Crossroads, for example, explicitly tells organizations that they are powerless to solve racism without the help of outside consultants.

Princeton’s supplier diversity efforts have had mixed results. Between 2015 and 2020, the university’s "expenditures to diverse suppliers" rose nearly 10-fold, putting it within striking distance of its 10.5 percent target.

But, the procurement plan concedes, "Black-owned businesses have been largely absent from those gains." Though 2.4 percent of U.S. businesses are black-owned, according to a LendingTree study from this year, black-owned businesses represent less than 1 percent of the university’s total expenditures.

"Equity for Black-owned businesses presents an opportunity for greater engagement," the plan says. But "even under optimal circumstances, firms that are not certified diverse will continue to comprise the majority of University suppliers.

Is there a filter for white Christian male owned businesses? Can I finally stop unknowingly giving money to jews and other undesirables?

Because this is what matters.
The sexual orientation and skin color of an office supply merchant.
Thanks, progressives, for always making everything about social constructs and focusing on them more than anyone else in the world.
Surely your discrimination, which you refer to as 'diversity', is welcomed by all

>>1081312
So will the black owned businesses make up 13% of their contracts or 50%?

>>1081309
Trump is connected to the Italian mob because I heard he once stood in the same line at a hot dog cart with Sonny Franzese

>>1081634
Epstein just happened to die in a prison Trump controlled and Barr met with him the day before he's murdered, also the guards weren't watching and there's no recordings.
It's clearly a murder

>>1081678
>Barr met with him the day before he's murdered
Google this and come back and tell me how your spewing lies
https://www.google.com/search?q=barr+visit+epstein+day+before+he+died

>>1081564
>Bill Barr had Epstein killed on Trump's order.
No way in fuck Trump would assassinate an Israeli intelligence agent.

>>1081284
He represented the epstein employees who were also abused. Cope

"Former President Donald J. Trump received a subpoena this spring in search of documents that federal investigators believed he had failed to turn over earlier in the year, when he returned boxes of material he had improperly taken with him upon moving out of the White House, three people familiar with the matter said.

The existence of the subpoena helps to flesh out the sequence of events that led to the search of Mr. Trump’s Florida home on Monday by F.B.I. agents seeking classified material they believed might still be there, even after efforts by the National Archives and the Justice Department to ensure that it had been returned.

The subpoena suggests that the Justice Department tried methods short of a search warrant to account for the material before taking the politically explosive step of sending F.B.I. agents unannounced to Mar-a-Lago, Mr. Trump’s home and members-only club."

"Two people briefed on the classified documents that investigators believe remained at Mar-a-Lago indicated that they were so sensitive in nature, and related to national security, that the Justice Department had to act.

The subpoena was first disclosed by John Solomon, a conservative journalist who has also been designated by Mr. Trump as one of his representatives to the National Archives.

The existence of the subpoena is being used by allies of Mr. Trump to make a case that the former president and his team were cooperating with the Justice Department in identifying and returning the documents in question and that the search was unjustified.

The Justice Department declined to comment. Christina Bobb, a lawyer working for Mr. Trump, did not respond to messages. It is not clear what precise materials the subpoena sought or what documents the former president might have provided in response."

"The subpoena factored into a visit that Jay Bratt, the Justice Department’s top counterintelligence official, made with a small group of other federal officials to Mar-a-Lago weeks later, in early June, one of the people said.

The officials met with Mr. Trump’s lawyer, Evan Corcoran. Mr. Trump, who likes to play host and has a long history of trying to charm officials inquiring about his practices, also made an appearance. During the visit, the officials examined a basement storage area where the former president had stowed material that had come with him from the White House.

A few days after the visit, Mr. Bratt emailed Mr. Corcoran and told him to further secure the remaining documents, which were kept in the storage area with a stronger padlock, one of the people said. The email was reported earlier by The Wall Street Journal.

Then, they subpoenaed surveillance footage from the club, which could have given officials a glimpse of who was coming in and out of the storage area, according to a person with knowledge of the matter. They received footage specifically from areas of the club where they believed the documents might have been stored, the person said."

"During the same period, investigators were in contact with a number of Mr. Trump’s aides who had some visibility into how he stored and moved documents around the White House and who still worked for him, three people familiar with the events said.

Among those whom investigators reached out to was Molly Michael, Mr. Trump’s assistant in the outer Oval Office who also went to work for him at Mar-a-Lago, three people familiar with the outreach said.

Investigators have also reached out to Derek Lyons, the former White House staff secretary, whose last day was Dec. 18, 2020, and no longer works for Mr. Trump, with questions about the process for handling documents, according to a person familiar with the outreach.

Federal officials came to believe that Mr. Trump had not relinquished all the material that left the White House with him at the end of his term, according to three people familiar with the investigation.

Less than two months later, about two dozen F.B.I. agents, intentionally not wearing the blue wind breakers emblazoned with the agency’s logo usually worn during searches, appeared at Mar-a-Lago with a warrant.

The club was closed; Mr. Trump was in the New York area; the F.B.I. startled a crew fixing a large fountain, a maid who was dusting and a handful of Secret Service agents who guard the complex.

The search warrant was broad, allowing the agents to investigate all areas of the club where classified materials might have been stored. They went through the basement, Mr. Trump’s office and at least part of his residence at the club.

After hours of searching, they left with several boxes that were not filled to the brim and in at least some cases simply contained sealed envelopes of material that the agents took and were otherwise empty, one person familiar with the search said."

"The person said that the F.B.I. left behind a two-page manifest of what was taken.

Mr. Trump’s team has declined to disclose the contents of the search warrant. A number of organizations, including The New York Times, are seeking in federal court to have it unsealed.

Some senior Republicans have been warned by allies of Mr. Trump not to continue to be aggressive in criticizing the Justice Department and the F.B.I. over the matter because it is possible that more damaging information related to the search will become public.

When Mr. Trump left the White House after refusing to concede that he had lost the 2020 election and seeking frantically to stay in power, a number of boxes of material made their way from the West Wing to Florida.

In the boxes was a mash of papers, along with items like a raincoat and golf balls, according to people briefed on the contents. The National Archives tried for months after Mr. Trump left office to retrieve the material, engaging in lengthy discussions with his representatives to acquire what should have been properly stored by the archives under the Presidential Records Act.

When archivists recovered 15 boxes this year, they discovered several pages of classified material and referred the matter to the Justice Department. But officials later came to believe that additional classified material remained at Mar-a-Lago.

Some of Mr. Trump’s advisers have maintained that they were trying all along to cooperate with federal officials and had kept an open line of communication.

But others familiar with federal officials’ efforts to recover the documents have said that Mr. Trump resisted returning property that belonged to the government, despite being told that he needed to.

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>>1081392
>Donald Trump on the Fifth Amendment:
>“The mob takes the Fifth.”
>“If you’re innocent, why are you taking the Fifth Amendment.”
>“Taking the Fifth, I think it’s disgraceful.”
>Donald Trump is currently pleading the Fifth.
>By his own logic, #TrumpIsGuilty
>Twitter · 2 hours ago

It's called integrity and living by the bar you set on everyone else. The politicians are worthless piles of shit but no one is surprised

>>1081621
he broke the law that he signed in 2018: https://www.businessinsider.com/law-trump-signed-2018-may-punish-him-classified-info-2022-8
he also murdered ivana to cover up for trump org tax fraud btw

>>1081625
>you really think this happened because of mean tweets?
100%

>>1081629
>he broke the law that he signed in 2018
[citation needed]

>>1081638
there’s literally a link citing it in the post you replied to, retard

>>1081638
>>you really think this happened because of mean tweets?
>100%
twitter is worse than any violent videogame.

https://www.thedailystar.net/opinion/views/news/load-shedding-symptom-bangladeshs-energy-insecurity-3077356

>muh global warming platform
Who needs AC?
1st world countries should just stop. Talking.

>>1080948
>England
Half of Europe is 51st state.

>>1080977
Half of the USA is Africa! They don't wash there at all!

>>1080984
>Half of the USA is Africa!

if you watch US television or advertising, you'd certainly think so - in actuality, blacks are only like 13% of the total population - mainly amassed into major cities.

Before the coming of the vikings, every englishman washed only once in his life - at baptism. Now british will be able to repeat this tradition.

>>1081274
Add to these percentages the number of Arabs, Asians, blacks with French or English citizenship.

>>1081408
>You know the ones he's been desperate to hide for the past 7 years?
You mean during the time the IRS had his taxes for an audit?

>>1081502
>Does this mean Trump is finally going to jail?
No, cope
>I fucking hope that orange fat bastard rots for ruining the economy
Yeah. Lower inflation, surging consumer confidence and $2.50 a gallon gas was awful

>>1081519
>him pleading the fifth can be looked at as hiding guilt of something
I don't think you understand how the 5th amendment works.

Moreover: this investigation by NY has been going on for what, 3 years now? They've had two years to get proof and an entire year with a Democrat in the whitehouse where Trump didn't have executive protection to do something, and they've done nothing. At this point all they had was the hopes of fishing something out of Trump's testimony to use against him, and now they don't have that.

>>1081536
>The IRS
Who couldn't release it on their own.
I know following the rule of law is a foreign idea to you shills

>>1081537
Wouldn't it have been FOIL-able at that point?

But hey, you'd think if there was an issue Than the IRS would have said something. Weird.

>>1081538
Trump would argue it's still private since it's his personal taxes, the reason it's been taking so long is because he's just been dragging it through the courts like everything else.
If Democrats had a brain they'd just release it all publicly, Republicans are going to bitch anyway, might as well give them the finger.

>>1081550
Whether it gets leaked or not probably depends on if he's running or not.

>>1080388
>Having expended most of its combat power—first trying and failing to capture Kyiv and then trying and succeeding in capturing the twin cities of Severodonetsk and Lysychansk in eastern Ukraine’s Donbas region—the Russian army is tired.

>It has buried at least 15,000 of its best troops. A frantic recruitment drive is raising a few new battalions, but the recruits are heading to the front with outdated weapons and just 30 days of training.
I thought it was more like 200000 Russians dead.

>>1080432
>I thought it was more like 200000 Russians dead.
Where are you getting your news from? RT?
Its 200000000 confirmed kills.

>>1080432
80k wounded or dead.

Out of the fight. But this article seems to be using deaths only? Either way doesn’t Russia still say they only lost 2k? What’s their official number now?

>>1081533
The numbers are probably much higher since the Russians leave their dead and wounded behind.

>>1080432
>>1080433
Yeah ok ivan
The most recent Ukrainian report stated over 6 million Russian military casualties

>>1081223
Considering how what feels like every other strike on Ukranian cities is a false flag according to them maybe they just wanted to even the odds a little :^)

>>1081319
Go to bed Ivan. Organic posters don't give a single shit about supporting Russia.

At least 4 Su-30SMs and 7 Su-24M(R)s were destroyed in the attack.

>>1081479
Up that number
https://twitter.com/UAWeapons/status/1557445569278345216?cxt=HHwWgIC8ncuflJ0rAAAA

>>1081319
You ugly shit go troll twitter

>>1081328
Lefty defund the police is about distributing money to social programs that are shown to reduce crime or to give things like mental health checks to social workers and crisis counselors. In this case, it's entirely appropriate for the feds to raid a traitor's house because he kept a bunch of national security secrets.

>>1081449
Found the MVE

>>1081507
Why not have zionist or any mention of zionist being MVE speech?
>back fires and people read nat soc literature and become the next George Rockwells
>people look up jews and embrace the question with dancing Israelis, Mossad investigations, weather underground etc.
>they should add mentions of zionism to the list

>>1081466
>we never meant to abolish the police entirely
>yes we said it but what we meant was...
>yes we quoted Camden, NJ multiple times but-
So how's that neighborhood watch idea working out for Minneapolis?

>>1081526
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/denvers-mental-health-approach-low-level-911-calls-helped-reduce-minor-rcna32659
The exact program I described is working pretty well in Denver, but I guess that doesn’t jive with your propaganda.

>>1081364
>no because i can't
>I can't because it's factual
You can just tell me I'm right anon, it's okay. It's only 4chan, the sting will subside

>>1081365
u mad?

Thank you magatards for putting a literal traitor in the office! You truly have America's best interest unlike those evil satanic devil worshipping libs!

>>1081304
Trump conspired with the Russians.

>>1081419
Don Jr. did.