Have a listen.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-J8bYuZbBk&t=108s

Any hints what this mystery video is about or how long it is before I click?

What does Gun Broker have anything to do with DOGE. Someone has been funneling taxpayers' money to them?</sarcasm>

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Originally posted by Fly-Sig:
Any hints what this mystery video is about or how long it is before I click?

A movie about gay pigs called OINK.

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Originally posted by Mars_Attacks:

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Originally posted by Fly-Sig:
Any hints what this mystery video is about or how long it is before I click?

A movie about gay pigs called OINK.

Thanks for the heads up. I'll be sure to engage the VPN and privacy mode...

Do you have the video with subtitles? That's not English

I really liked the one point, we are taxing our famers rather than helping them, and we are giving money to farmers overseas? How does that make sense?

But to your point, Trump's re-election, DOGE, are changing politics world wide. All of these established systems are now going to get exposed.

(I responded before I watched the whole thing)

I do find it very interesting that the 'labour' party is taking the approach, "so you dont support the arts" because they rebuff at the 200k for gay pig porn, and 500k for gay porn built Europe tripe?`

This is what happens when you stop having discretion. If you give up the right to discern, the poptart becomes a gun, gay pig porn becomes art. Society has to have a line, we love the idea of safety on our roadways. So we have traffic laws, but then we buy cars that can go triple the speed limit. Further, as a society, we tolerate a certain amount of speeding knowing the risk they run (as well as our ownselves). But if no one obeyed traffic laws, it would be chaos and destruction and no one could travel safely.

This is modern academia, it is chaos, anything goes with no discernment. And the people are sick of it.

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Originally posted by BigSwede:
Do you have the video with subtitles? That's not English

The link is not in English?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-J8bYuZbBk&t=108s

It's about massive UK government waste that that's being made public.

I was kidding, the guy has a heavy British accent

LOL good one!
TBH though sometimes I'm not very good at posting links so it wouldn't surprise me if I mistakenly post some ad or something.

My point of the post though was I'm noticing reaction in Europe to Trump's accomplishments. Like here, most there seemed to have been told there's not much waste and there's nothing much that can be done anyway, even though it's not only suspected but known. They seem to be saying "if cleaning house can be done in the US, we should be able to also". Other than Hungary, probably every country in Europe needs a Trump IMO.

Yep, I believe when they see all he has found and saved in fraud, waste and abuse they will wonder why it can't be done in their country and take action.

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Originally posted by BigSwede:
Do you have the video with subtitles? That's not English

Ha! About thirty years ago I spent a year and a half working in London. On day riding the tube to work there were a couple of young American girls (prolly high school grads on a summer grad trip) and one of them said loudly to another, "I wish that they'd speak English." At that point I'd been living there long enough that I didn't laugh out loud. Yeah, they (just like the commentator in the video) were speaking actual English rather than "American English", but it was pretty funny hearing them bitching in England that the English were speaking "British English" rather than "American English".

He is speaking what has become called 'Estuary English' - the brand of common speech that can he heard from East End London along the north and south coasts of the Thames estuary to the furthest extent of Essex [north] and Kent [south].

Estuary English is widely encountered throughout southeast England, particularly among the young. It is considered to be a working-class accent, although often used by the lower middle classes too.

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Originally posted by tacfoley:
Estuary English is widely encountered throughout southeast England, particularly among the young. It is considered to be a working-class accent, although often used by the lower middle classes too.

It sounds a lot like Cockney to me. I kept waiting for him to "Right, Guvnah!".



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Originally posted by TigerDore:It sounds a lot like Cockney to me. I kept waiting for him to "Right, Guvnah!". .

Not quite as 'low' as Cockney, think 'Lincoln' to 'Ford'.