Monday will be my first trump rally i'll be attending. For whoever has been to one of these before, any tips? How many hours before doors open should I show up? Also there will be a shit ton of border crossers protesting. how do i not get killed
>Get facts wrong so the enemy will nip at your heels with equally shocking data for the masses ARRRRRRRRGGGGHHH, MY BRAIN CAN'T HANDLE THE DEGREES OF CHESS THIS ON
Possibly. Memory is good for about the first 2000-4000 images. But then it becomes impractical, in fact impossible. For libraries for 50,000 into the millions you need software like Hydrus Network. See the above post. You need tags and to have it sorted like a booru. Traditional naming conventions only get you so far.
Pic related is on the smaller side of a hydrus. There are many, many into the 10s of millions.
El paso is probably the safest border town, hell one of the safest towns in all of america. The wall hasn't been built here yet so you cant attribute its crime rate being low to the wall.
Wyatt Walker
Is OJ gonna enter the Democrat leadership race next?
One of the original justifications for the construction of the interstate highway system was safety. It was envisioned as more than just a means of travel- one of the arguments was that such a system was necessary for the rapid evacuation of cities in the event of a nuclear attack. But what the interstate road system also gave us was an unprecedented freedom to travel that is frequently misunderstood by our European neighbors. They have highly developed railway and public transportation systems and they don't understand why Americans buy cars designed to drive very long distances comfortably and quickly. If they had such a interstate system, they might appreciate the autonomy and freedom to travel independently that we, as Americans, take for granted.
There are no major toll roads or border barriers within the United States. There is nothing to stop you from getting into a car and driving 3000 miles for whatever reason you deem fit. You can go literally anywhere and everywhere and the rules are written in a way that promotes freedom of travel and freedom of association.
The cost is the loss of personal freedom of the land owners that must be bought out for such large scale works to be possible. Eminent domain laws exist to ensure that owners are fairly compensated for their property. The idea being that the ultimate benefit to society of these projects outweighs the cost to the individuals who might not want to sell at all.
When you view the denuclearization of North Korea through the realpolitik prism of taking on the wider modern day "axis of evil" (as General Flynn, Pompeo and many other foreign policy hawks see it) it all begins to make more sense as to the great game that is being played out on the world stage.
In this axis you have China, Russia, Iran, Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea plus a handful of other puppets and territories. Those are the players and China is a greatest long term threat out of them all. What are their weak points? Who will crumble first? They all rely on eachother for support in one way or another, be it economic, technologic or in terms of defense. One only has to exploit that reliance for a favourable outcome.
North Korea and Venezuela are the weakest links that force China, Cuba and Russia to play their hands early. NK had to come first due to the possible nuclear threat. Iran is nothing without the stupidity of European support.
William Garcia
Newly discovered Wolfcamp Shale contains the following amazing volumes of technically recoverable resource: * 46.3 Billion barrels of crude oil; * 20 Billion barrels of natural gas liquids; and * 281 Trillion cubic feet of natural gas. >These numbers are almost incomprehensible to most people, so it helps to try to place them in some context: * The most prolific oil resource ever discovered in North America is the Prudhoe Bay field on the North Slope of Alaska. Over the last 40+ years, Prudhoe Bay has produced about 14 billion barrels of crude oil. USGS projects that the Wolfcamp will produce 3.3 times more that over its life. * That 46.3 billion barrels of crude oil represents about 6.5 years of total U.S. consumption. * > From a single formation in a basin with a dozen different producing formation. * 281 Trillion cubic feet of natural gas represents 12 years of total U.S. consumption. From a single formation in a basin with a dozen different producing formations. * Put another way, this is enough natural gas to supply all of our nation’s gas-fired power plants for about 35 years. * 20 billion barrels of natural gas liquids represents roughly 21 years of total U.S. consumption. * All of that from a single formation in the Permian Basin. shalemag.com/on-the-new-usgs-assessment-of-the-wolfcamp-shale/
>Child porn is illegal user. If you could see more than a day ahead of yourself you would see how western governments are positioning themselves into "fact checking" paradigms where badthink is made illegal.
Ryder Nelson
>No Ketchup Corner to dip yer fries in user, that's not a type of meal you garnish, you're allowed to indulge for fuck sakes.
>Virginia could end up with a Republican governor if all three of the dipshits ahead of him resigned over their respective scandals >dude won his seat with a fucking toin coss
If only Coonman had actually moonwalked his way out of the room during that press conference as the entire government of Virginia collapses into illegitimacy.
Juan Lewis
If I put all their crimes on it, I need a much larger circle
