That weapon being crickets
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/510834v1
Canada has the same issue with illness at their embassy and found it was not a sonic attack.
Joe is falling apart: Biden Sees Doctor After Twisting Ankle
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That weapon being crickets
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/510834v1
Canada has the same issue with illness at their embassy and found it was not a sonic attack.
You will get your wish in 4 years when he retires and then a young buck (woman) takes his place and decides to run for office after he retires.
It's possible we could see an female president / vice president team...wouldn't that be something considering other world leaders have already been females. Thus, maybe its time for the United States to show its a leader in that area too.
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The optics are not good when everyone wonders whether the leader-elect of the free world can stand up to Russia, China, and Iran and he shows up in a cast after a rough game of walk-the-dog.
I am sure the lefty media will clean that up for him a bit by pointing out that Trump does not have a dog whereas Joe's heart was overflowing with compassion for the dogs that he got from the rescue shelter and suffered an injury while rehabilitating them. Yeh. Keeping the dnc in MSDNC.
I am sure the lefty media will clean that up for him a bit by pointing out that Trump does not have a dog whereas Joe's heart was overflowing with compassion for the dogs that he got from the rescue shelter and suffered an injury while rehabilitating them. Yeh. Keeping the dnc in MSDNC.
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US enemies are far more worried about dealing with Biden than a bitch like Trump.
South Korean intelligence believes North Korea is nervous about dealing with Biden administration
Tim O'Donnell Fri, November 27, 2020, 10:33 AM CST
There's a reason why North Korea has remained quiet about the United States presidential election, The Associated Press reports.
South Korean lawmakers were briefed by the country's National Intelligence Service on Friday, and one of the issues reportedly addressed was Pyongyang's anxiety about the incoming Biden administration. The briefing's contents could not be independently verified by news organizations, but Seoul's spy agency alleges North Korea has ordered overseas diplomatic missions to refrain from provoking the U.S., reportedly warning its ambassadors there will be consequences should any of their acts or comments rattle folks in Washington.
One South Korean lawmaker said the NIS believes North Korea is nervous that the friendly relationship between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will be rendered moot when President-elect Joe Biden steps into the Oval Office in January, so the government apparently wants to ensure tensions remain relatively at ease for now. The NIS does expect North Korea will hold a military parade around the same time as Biden's inauguration as a show of force, although they've done so with Trump in office, as well. Read more at The Associated Press.
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South Korean intelligence believes North Korea is nervous about dealing with Biden administration
Tim O'Donnell Fri, November 27, 2020, 10:33 AM CST
There's a reason why North Korea has remained quiet about the United States presidential election, The Associated Press reports.
South Korean lawmakers were briefed by the country's National Intelligence Service on Friday, and one of the issues reportedly addressed was Pyongyang's anxiety about the incoming Biden administration. The briefing's contents could not be independently verified by news organizations, but Seoul's spy agency alleges North Korea has ordered overseas diplomatic missions to refrain from provoking the U.S., reportedly warning its ambassadors there will be consequences should any of their acts or comments rattle folks in Washington.
One South Korean lawmaker said the NIS believes North Korea is nervous that the friendly relationship between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will be rendered moot when President-elect Joe Biden steps into the Oval Office in January, so the government apparently wants to ensure tensions remain relatively at ease for now. The NIS does expect North Korea will hold a military parade around the same time as Biden's inauguration as a show of force, although they've done so with Trump in office, as well. Read more at The Associated Press.
More stories from theweek.com
The truth is our poor handling of Covid is what has diminished our standing in the world.
People feel you when they see you. We’ll see if Russia sends their spy boat to comb our shores for new intel with the changing of of leadership like the they did with Trump and if that does happen what Biden does.
The Biden team should be coming in with some sort of strategy and looking to send signals early.
Trump engaged in a strategy of appeasement with our worst enemies. All of our enemies are stronger today than when he entered office. He did absolutely nothing to lessen the threats to us globally.
Oh pooh.
The europeans, for example, are are up to their arses in their own covid problems.
It's easy to sprain an ankle at his age. I jumped out the back of a pick up truck a couple years ago and was hobbling for 3 days. Be careful Joe, you go down and it's president Kamala. No sane person wants that.