The list below are true Rhinos as they supported a man who is an Excellent LIAR and did great harm to what is known as the truth. He was always claiming he had proof that Trump worked with Russia and had proof but never did.
For anyone who supported Schiff and didn't vote to censor him is a true RHINO and needs to be replaced in 2024. Here is the list of RHINOS.
The Twenty Republicans that voted with Democrats in favor of the motion to table: Reps. Kelly Armstrong (N.D.), Lori Chavez-DeRemer (Ore.), Juan Ciscomani (Ariz.), Tom Cole (Okla.), Warren Davidson (Ohio), Brian Fitzpatrick (Pa.), Kay Granger (Texas), Garret Graves (La.), Thomas Kean Jr. (N.J.), Kevin Kiley (Calif.), Young Kim (Calif.), Mike Lawler (N.Y.), Thomas Massie (Ky.), Tom McClintock (Calif.), Mark Molinaro (N.Y.), Jay Obernolte (Calif.), Mike Simpson (Idaho), Mike Turner (Ohio), David Valadao (Calif.) and Steve Womack (Ark.).
A Victorville man accused of attempted murder after a violent attack on a San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy has been found not guilty, despite cell phone video showing the incident.
The Staff: Finds the online video and you will agree, he should be in jail and too bad the officers who arrived on scene weren't better shots when they dropped him.
Flooding as a consequence of the attack on the Nova Kakhovka dam in the Kherson region
You only have to look at the Russians’ appalling behaviour in the wake of the attack on the Nova Kakhovka dam to see they have nothing but contempt for the plight of ordinary Ukrainian citizens. Not content with the fact that thousands of Ukrainian families were forced to flee their homes in the face of rising flood waters, Russian soldiers compounded their utter disregard for civilians by trying to steal the boats that could have been used to take them to safety.
From the commencement of hostilities last year, the Russians have had no qualms about attacking Ukraine’s critical infrastructure, whether it involves bombing the country’s energy supplies or residential neighbourhoods. But its actions in recent days have taken its criminality to a new low – one that will add to the mounting pressure for Vladimir Putin and his acolytes to stand trial for war crimes.
It should also persuade Western leaders to overcome any feelings of squeamishness they might have about Ukraine extending its military campaign into Russian territory.
Indeed, as Kyiv’s long anticipated offensive gains momentum, there have been several reports of attacks deep within Russian territory, such as the recent incursion on a well-to-do Moscow suburb or the bombing of oil dumps and airfields. There have also been a number of border raids involving members of the Russian Volunteer Group, a militia composed of Russian partisans said to be sympathetic to Ukraine. In their most recent operation at the weekend in southern Russia, the militia claimed to have succeeded in capturing Russian soldiers.
Previously the government in Kyiv had been persuaded, due to Western reservations, to confine its military operations to liberating territory in the east and south of the country occupied by the Russians. The Biden administration, in particular, had expressed concern that Ukrainian attacks against Russian positions could lead to a major escalation in the conflict. This caused Washington to limit the amount and type of weapons supplies it was prepared to supply to Kyiv.
But with Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukraine’s president, keen to utilise the new Western-equipped fighting brigades that have been trained in preparation for the counter-offensive, the Ukrainians are indicating they are no longer willing to accept the West’s arbitrary constraints, and are perfectly willing to attack Russian positions when necessary.
If, as Western leaders repeatedly claim, they want the Ukrainians to emerge victorious, then they should overcome their misgivings and allow Kyiv to do so.
This is not to say that the Ukrainians should be given carte blanche to attack civilian targets within Russia – for that would reduce Kyiv to the same level of moral bankruptcy as the Kremlin, and would lead to a dramatic decline in support for Ukraine’s war effort. But there are a number of perfectly legitimate military targets that they can strike within Russian territory, such as army bases, ammunition dumps and transportation networks, the degradation of which would reduce Moscow’s ability to continue fighting. Attacking such targets is not only justified: it is crucial if Kyiv is to achieve its ultimate objective of inflicting a catastrophic defeat against their Russian adversaries.
Nor is it unrealistic for the Ukrainians to think in such terms. General David Petraeus, who commanded coalition forces in Iraq and Afghanistan before becoming CIA director, believes there is a strong possibility that the Russian forces will simply collapse when confronted by the type of highly effective combined arms operations the Ukrainians are likely to employ during their offensive.
“I believe the Russian forces are going to crumble,” the retired general said during a visit to Kyiv earlier this month. While the Ukrainians have undergone rigorous training and are now equipped with superior Western tanks and other high-grade weaponry, he believes the Russian forces lack motivation and morale. “This counteroffensive is going to attack Russian forces that are significantly depleted,” Petraeus predicted. “They’ve taken very heavy losses. They’ve been in combat in many cases for a year or more… They’re not well-disciplined or well-led.”
The inherent weakness of the Russian military’s defensive positions can be seen from its unimpressive performance in trying to hold the hotly contested city of Bakhmut, with Yevgeny Prigozhin denouncing the Russian military a “disgrace” after Ukraine’s troops were able to push back Russian lines and seize Berkhivka, a town in the northern suburbs of the embattled city.
In such circumstances it is entirely conceivable that Ukraine can achieve a comprehensive victory over Russia, one that would have long-term benefits for European security. A Russian defeat would not only signal the end of Putin’s despotic rule in Moscow – it would send a clear message to other authoritarian regimes like China and Iran that democratic countries are prepared to fight for their freedoms, and win.
This bridge has a very short time before it collapses and any weight above 2 tons may cause it to crumble sooner. the concrete has cracked on both sides and may actually be open from one side to the other. If that is the case, any shaking may cause it to fail.
Look at these photos and you will see time for this structure is very limited. The photos appears to show different sides which os not good for them lasting much longer. Putin's pride and joy will fall soon and I'd hit it again with a rocket to help it along.
A Gwinnett County woman says she was fired for calling the police on three robbers who stole thousands of dollars worth of clothes from the Lululemon store she worked at.
Rachel Rogers captured the frightening moments on cellphone video last month When three brazen robbers walked into her store and began stealing thousands of dollars worth of clothing from the store at the Forum Shops in Peachtree Corners.
The 23-year-old told Channel 2′s Michael Seiden that the three men grabbed as much as they could before they bolted from the store where their getaway driver was waiting.
“They’re just full-blown, like, running circles around you grabbing as much as they can,” Rogers said. “And it’s a scary feeling, and you don’t know how to react. So, our reaction is to scream, ‘No! Get out! Leave!’”
Rogers said she and her former coworker Jennifer Ferguson were shaken but uninjured, and immediately reported the robbery to police.
But two weeks later, they were let go and fired after they learned that they had both violated company policy by calling 911.
So how were they supposed to handle this situation?
“Clear a pathway. At least this is what is posted, is a clear pathway, and don’t interact, let them take what they want. Let them take what they have and do not make contact with them at all,” is what Rogers said was what she was told.
She told Seiden that she was frustrated because she’s been dealing with this same problem for the last eight months.
“I’ve experienced it probably five or six times, and I know it’s happened on other occasions when other people are working,” Rogers said.
Investigators say the same group of robbers struck again the following day in Peachtree City where police arrested and charged them with multiple felonies.
“I think it is a lot bigger scheme because the product that is stolen is brought back in by other people to try to return and get money back,” Rogers said.
Channel 2 Action News has reached out to Lululemon multiple times for comment on this story, but so far, they haven’t returned our messages.
The Staff: When stores allow themselves to be robbed, crime will spread as it has. The time is now for someone to stop this nonsense and maybe that will spread and people with take the law back in their hands.
Mykhailo Podoliak, the advisor to the Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, has responded to the call by Li Hui, the Chinese government's special representative, for a ceasefire in Ukraine through "recognising the occupied Ukrainian territories as Russia's".
"Any ‘compromise scenario’ envisaging the liberation of NOT all territories of Ukraine, which ‘anonymous sources’ in the European and American elites periodically talk about, is tantamount to admitting the defeat of democracy, the victory of Russia, the preservation of Putin’s regime and as a consequence the sharp increase in conflicts in global politics."
Podoliak said that all this is Russia's cherished dream. "The question is rhetorical: Why do individual public actors keep playing the ‘Russian media scenario’ and protracting the conflict?" Podoliak stressed.
Earlier,The Wall Street Journal, referring to Western officials familiar with the progress of Li Hui's negotiations in European capitals,reportedthat he apparently tried to convince his European counterparts that they should call for a ceasefire in Ukraine, recognising the occupied Ukrainian territories as belonging to Russia.
Journalists fight on their own frontline.SupportUkrainska Pravda or becomeour patron!
Any talk of Putin wanting to make peace with Ukraine is crap. He knows his time is coming and if no peace more Russians die for this bogus war. He will either go or his army will be defeated and than the Russian people will remove him.
Ukraine needs to make peace once ALL Ukraine is free of the Russian Army. The generals who know more than the old KGB agent should just tell their men to go home as no wants to kill them. There are some who will pay for their rapes, murder of citizens, killing of children and trials to punish those who committed crimes will happen.
Sound like Nazis after Germany was defeated and the criminals went on trial.
