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Are You Trapped By Your EV?

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Payments too high? Insurance too high? No charging stations? Did that $10000 $Dollar replacement battery take you by surprise? Is your resale value in the toilet? Is your Electric Company restricting when you can charge your vehicle? Are you staying up nights worrying that you garage will catch fire?  Was you car ‘totaled’ after a little fender-bender?  Do you live North of the 30th Paralell and discovered your EV doesn’t charge in the winter? Have you finally ‘woken’ up to the fact that EV’s are a scam? Then VOTE TRUMP 2024.

The Washington Post Discovers What A ‘Third World Shithole’ Is

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We need an ‘Associated Press Stylebook’ entry defining “Third World Shithole”, me thinks.

This is how ignorant you have to be to call Haiti a ‘shithole’

The Washington Post–Since news broke that Wilson’s unwitting heir, President Trump, called Haiti — along with El Salvador and seemingly all 54 nations in Africa — “shithole countries,” the president’s defenders made it clear not only that they do not know Haiti’s history but also that they’re unaware of their own. As soon as they heard his comments, Trump’s partisans went defensive, claiming that while Trump might have been rude, he was right.

Fox News regular Tomi Lahren tweeted: “If they aren’t shithole countries, why don’t their citizens stay there?”

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What Are The Odds?

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“How the gang leader ‘Barbecue’ became one of Haiti’s most powerful men…”  They say he serves up a tasty ‘long pork‘ Griyo and Soupe joumou

The Washington Post–Jimmy Chérizier, the elite police officer-turned-gang leader known as “Barbecue,” has risen through Haiti’s political vacuum to become one of the country’s most powerful men.

Chérizier — who got his nickname from his mother’s famous grilled chicken — has proved himself a savvy player of both traditional and social media and a charismatic leader who unified several of Port-au-Prince’s disparate gangs to take control of much of the city and demand embattled Prime Minister Ariel Henry to step down.

He has been accused of crippling Haiti’s economy through extortion and blocking port terminals. His alleged leadership of and participation in slum massacres and violence have left him feared at home and sanctioned internationally. His gang’s most frequent victims are the poor residents and small business owners of the slums he controls.