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TEXAS SENATE RACE: Confronted over his insistence on exposing a child sexual assault victim's private information, James Talarico (CIS) said "the victim is not the issue here." His own words say it all. A child victim's rights mean nothing to his political ambitions
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BREAKING: Illegal immigrant has been arrested after firebombing 2 churches in New York City.
Yogesh Sayrange, a Guyanese citizen who is living in the U.S. illegally, has pending criminal cases involving threats with a knife and an ax.
Federal authorities were already searching for Sayrange in connection with the June 25 firebombing of a Brooklyn smoke shop, where he was allegedly seen wearing a Guy Fawkes mask.
He is now expected to face additional federal charges related to the church attacks, on top of the smoke shop case.
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Yogesh Sayrange, a Guyanese citizen who is living in the U.S. illegally, has pending criminal cases involving threats with a knife and an ax.
Federal authorities were already searching for Sayrange in connection with the June 25 firebombing of a Brooklyn smoke shop, where he was allegedly seen wearing a Guy Fawkes mask.
He is now expected to face additional federal charges related to the church attacks, on top of the smoke shop case.
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BREAKING: Total US oil product exports surged to a record 8.7 million barrels per day last week.
The increase was led by propane, followed by diesel, gasoline, and jet fuel cargoes.
Most US diesel exports are headed to Brazil and the rest of South America, while ~14% is bound for Europe.
Since March, US oil product exports have risen +2.0 million barrels per day, or +30%.
By comparison, in early 2022, refined product shipments briefly fell below 4.0 million barrels per day.
This comes despite weekly crude oil exports declining -3.1 million barrels per day from their April peak, to 3.3 million barrels per day, close to the average levels seen over the last 2 years.
Global demand for American fuel is skyrocketing.
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The increase was led by propane, followed by diesel, gasoline, and jet fuel cargoes.
Most US diesel exports are headed to Brazil and the rest of South America, while ~14% is bound for Europe.
Since March, US oil product exports have risen +2.0 million barrels per day, or +30%.
By comparison, in early 2022, refined product shipments briefly fell below 4.0 million barrels per day.
This comes despite weekly crude oil exports declining -3.1 million barrels per day from their April peak, to 3.3 million barrels per day, close to the average levels seen over the last 2 years.
Global demand for American fuel is skyrocketing.
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BREAKING: Moroccan migrants are rioting in London, England after losing 2-0 to France in the World Cup knockouts
They would never treat their home country like this. They should be deported.
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They would never treat their home country like this. They should be deported.
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NEW: Growing number of Democrats call for βMs. Rachelβ β Rachel Anne Griffin β to step into the ME Senate race after discovering she was born in Biddeford, Maine
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Amazon delivery driver pepper sprayed a homeownerβs dogs as he was delivering packages.
Looking at the body language, the dog actually came to greet him but he clearly mistook it for aggression. Too fast on the trigger but could have thought he may be attacked.
In such situations, there is always a double opinion.
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Looking at the body language, the dog actually came to greet him but he clearly mistook it for aggression. Too fast on the trigger but could have thought he may be attacked.
In such situations, there is always a double opinion.
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JUST IN: 2 World Trade Center has officially broken ground in New York City, 25 years after 9/11, with the skyscraper expected to be completed in 2031.
The skyscraper is set to be the global headquarters of American Express.
The 2-million-square-foot building will rise to 1,226 feet and be 55 stories tall.
2 World Trade Center will be 550 feet shorter than 1 World Trade Center and will have two million square feet of office space.
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The skyscraper is set to be the global headquarters of American Express.
The 2-million-square-foot building will rise to 1,226 feet and be 55 stories tall.
2 World Trade Center will be 550 feet shorter than 1 World Trade Center and will have two million square feet of office space.
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BREAKING: OpenAI's head of product and business Fidji Simo will step down
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JUST IN: Kim Jong Un orders North Korea to strengthen and increase its nuclear forces
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Here are racist tips to make your Italy or France trip kidnapping & crime free.
#1: A stranger says to you "Hey, where are you from?". This person is a giant piece of shit, all over the world. At best: they want to sell you something. At worst: they're distracting you to rob or kidnap you.
#2: Treat anyone with a clipboard as an enemy. These pieces of garbage hang out at the tourist spots, especially around the Eiffel Tower and Tower of Pisa. They're running variety of scams. They get close and touchy. The clipboard is to direct your attention away from both you and them so you can't see them reach into your purse.
#3: Purse & wallets in the front. My family was robbed within hours for not following this rule.
#4: No that stranger did not accidentally drop something on the ground. That was on purpose. At best: they want to guilt you into buying the thing they dropped. At worst: they rob you when you bend over to pick it up.
#5: Learn to spot gypsies and avoid them. Gypsies voluntarily live outside of the law. Your morals mean nothing to them, you're not 'helping disadvantaged people', you're aiding lifelong criminals.
#6: Stay in the tourist areas of big cities even though it costs more. My sister & her friend stayed in Marseille. The Airbnb host took one look at them and said: you girls can't stay here. The host was nice enough to help them book a safer place.
#7: Watch for people who don't fit in. We were walking home in Venice, followed by a Slavic looking man with a buzz cut (rare hairstyle for Italy). He followed us all the way to a dead end at 11pm in a sleepy district. We stared him down until he turned around and left. He was either planning on robbing, or wanting to check the locks on the door that evening or next day.
#8: The kids will rob you, too. French & Italian teens will ride the subway or walk popular promenades/sites for people to pickpocket. These are who robbed my family.
#9: All taxi drivers all around the world are subhuman garbage who want you dead. Do an Uber (or equivalent), or charter something with your Airbnb host or hotel. Or walk.
#10: No they don't want to help you with the subway fares. A popular scam in France is to "help" people confused at the ticket machine.
Libtards are especially vulnerable to the above because they think it's like the US. It's not. The third world of France & Italy need special treatment. My family laughed at me when I told them the above before our trip. Then they lost all their possessions.
So I've basically told you to avoid everyone in France and Italy. How do you meet people? Go somewhere where you have to pay: bar, restaurant, tours, coffee shop, anything. The cost of entrance to these places keeps out the trash humans. This lowers the chances of you getting robbed, but doesn't negate it completely.
Keep your back to the wall. Valuables in front of you. And monitor your credit card after you leave, because there will be fraud payments from Nigeria 2 months after you get home because they sold your CC info. That's just Europe.
Remember frens, racism is SAFE-ism.
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#1: A stranger says to you "Hey, where are you from?". This person is a giant piece of shit, all over the world. At best: they want to sell you something. At worst: they're distracting you to rob or kidnap you.
#2: Treat anyone with a clipboard as an enemy. These pieces of garbage hang out at the tourist spots, especially around the Eiffel Tower and Tower of Pisa. They're running variety of scams. They get close and touchy. The clipboard is to direct your attention away from both you and them so you can't see them reach into your purse.
#3: Purse & wallets in the front. My family was robbed within hours for not following this rule.
#4: No that stranger did not accidentally drop something on the ground. That was on purpose. At best: they want to guilt you into buying the thing they dropped. At worst: they rob you when you bend over to pick it up.
#5: Learn to spot gypsies and avoid them. Gypsies voluntarily live outside of the law. Your morals mean nothing to them, you're not 'helping disadvantaged people', you're aiding lifelong criminals.
#6: Stay in the tourist areas of big cities even though it costs more. My sister & her friend stayed in Marseille. The Airbnb host took one look at them and said: you girls can't stay here. The host was nice enough to help them book a safer place.
#7: Watch for people who don't fit in. We were walking home in Venice, followed by a Slavic looking man with a buzz cut (rare hairstyle for Italy). He followed us all the way to a dead end at 11pm in a sleepy district. We stared him down until he turned around and left. He was either planning on robbing, or wanting to check the locks on the door that evening or next day.
#8: The kids will rob you, too. French & Italian teens will ride the subway or walk popular promenades/sites for people to pickpocket. These are who robbed my family.
#9: All taxi drivers all around the world are subhuman garbage who want you dead. Do an Uber (or equivalent), or charter something with your Airbnb host or hotel. Or walk.
#10: No they don't want to help you with the subway fares. A popular scam in France is to "help" people confused at the ticket machine.
Libtards are especially vulnerable to the above because they think it's like the US. It's not. The third world of France & Italy need special treatment. My family laughed at me when I told them the above before our trip. Then they lost all their possessions.
So I've basically told you to avoid everyone in France and Italy. How do you meet people? Go somewhere where you have to pay: bar, restaurant, tours, coffee shop, anything. The cost of entrance to these places keeps out the trash humans. This lowers the chances of you getting robbed, but doesn't negate it completely.
Keep your back to the wall. Valuables in front of you. And monitor your credit card after you leave, because there will be fraud payments from Nigeria 2 months after you get home because they sold your CC info. That's just Europe.
Remember frens, racism is SAFE-ism.
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Summary:
Australian executive Stephanie, 36, from Melbourne, was on a solo kiteboarding trip in Sicilyβs Lo Stagnone after her friends left.
At a meet-up, she got into a car with a European expat and his friend, who sped her to a remote gated compound against her screams. She escaped by jumping out and running.
A security guard then offered her a lift home but pulled into an alley and texted a lewd demand via translation app. She fled into a vineyard and made it back to her hotel safely.
Traumatized, she paused plans to buy a β¬1 house in Italy and warned solo female travelers. She stressed it βwasnβt an Italian thing.
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Australian executive Stephanie, 36, from Melbourne, was on a solo kiteboarding trip in Sicilyβs Lo Stagnone after her friends left.
At a meet-up, she got into a car with a European expat and his friend, who sped her to a remote gated compound against her screams. She escaped by jumping out and running.
A security guard then offered her a lift home but pulled into an alley and texted a lewd demand via translation app. She fled into a vineyard and made it back to her hotel safely.
Traumatized, she paused plans to buy a β¬1 house in Italy and warned solo female travelers. She stressed it βwasnβt an Italian thing.
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Single female travellers when you tell them itβs dangerous to take lifts off hot solo men in lonely places
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