It truly baffles me when I hear about the things that come out of Trump’s mouth at his rallies. The fact that he wants an ‘Iron Dome’ over America is not only preposterous but showcases his lack of understanding of basic defense systems. The Iron Dome is actually a metaphor for a missile defense system, not a physical dome made of iron. It’s both amusing and terrifying that he may actually believe in the idea of constructing a literal iron dome over the continental United States.
With all the resources and information available to him as the former President of the United States, it’s astounding that he doesn’t comprehend the existing ballistic missile defense systems in place.… Continue reading
I can’t believe it, but Tesla is recalling the Cybertruck again. This time, it’s because a piece of the vehicle can fly off while you’re driving. How can a company that supposedly leads in innovation and technology keep making these kinds of mistakes? It’s alarming to think that as a driver, you end up being an unpaid beta tester for a vehicle that is supposed to be cutting edge.
The Cybertruck is starting to lose its appeal to me. I mean, sure, Elon Musk may be one of the richest CEOs out there with a net worth of over $50 billion, but that doesn’t excuse the fact that the vehicles his company produces seem to have fundamental issues.… Continue reading
As tensions continue to escalate between North Korea, Russia, and the United States over the situation in Ukraine, it is crucial to take a step back and assess the potential ramifications of such a conflict. The recent warning from North Korea of a ‘new world war’ following a pact with Putin is certainly cause for concern, but one must not jump to conclusions about the severity of the situation.
It is evident from the history of past world wars that the consequences of such large-scale conflicts are devastating and far-reaching. The idea of a new world war sparked by the actions of North Korea and Russia is a chilling thought, considering the advancements in military technology and the potential loss of innocent lives that would result from such a conflict.… Continue reading
The recent announcement of a 20% increase in ticket prices for the Eiffel Tower has stirred up mixed emotions amongst tourists and locals alike. While some see this move as a necessary step in ensuring the preservation of the iconic monument, others view it as nothing more than a cash grab, especially with the upcoming Olympics in Paris.
The Eiffel Tower, known as the ‘Iron Lady’ of Paris, stands tall as a symbol of the city’s charm and beauty. It has been a magnet for tourists from around the world, generating millions in profit annually. So, the question arises – why the sudden increase in ticket prices?… Continue reading
Greece introduces the six-day work week, and the reaction is less than enthusiastic. As the rest of Europe looks towards the potential benefits of a four-day working week, Greece is turning in the opposite direction. This move may address issues with labor shortages, particularly in skilled labor, but at what cost?
One can’t help but wonder about the impact on the mental health and well-being of the people in Greece. Depression and suicide rates could potentially increase, driving away the skilled labor force that the country so desperately needs. In the long run, this short-sighted measure may result in even worse consequences for the nation.… Continue reading
Nigel Farage never fails to astonish with his outlandish and often controversial statements. This time, he has once again stirred up a storm by doubling down on his claims that the West provoked Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Despite being slammed by rivals Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer for his comments, Farage seems to have zero qualms about pushing his pro-Russia narrative to the forefront.
One cannot help but wonder about the motives behind Farage’s unwavering support for Russia amidst a crisis of such magnitude. While he vehemently denies being a supporter of Putin, his rhetoric aligns all too conveniently with the Kremlin’s agenda.… Continue reading
As a young voter myself, the news that Joe Biden is leading Donald Trump by 23 points among younger voters is both encouraging and concerning. Encouraging because it shows that the majority of young people see through Trump’s facade and are choosing a more sensible and rational leader in Biden. But also concerning because history has shown that the youth voter turnout is often disappointingly low.
In the 2020 election, Biden won the 18-29 age group by a significant margin of 27 points, but this victory was overshadowed by the fact that young voters don’t always show up to cast their ballots.… Continue reading
As I reflect on the topic of Evangelical Christians backing Trump despite their acknowledgment of breaking the Ten Commandments, I can’t help but feel a sense of bewilderment at the level of hypocrisy and cognitive dissonance that seems to permeate their beliefs. The idea that they openly admit to not following the very rules they claim to hold dear, yet still vehemently support a leader who embodies the antithesis of the values they profess, is truly baffling.
It’s ironic to see how these individuals, who advocate for the display of the Commandments in schools and demand strict adherence to them from others, disregard those same rules in their own lives.… Continue reading
I am absolutely appalled by the recent news of a Texas woman attempting to drown a 3-year-old Palestinian American child in a possible hate crime incident. The sheer magnitude of this act of violence and hatred is horrifying beyond words. How could someone, in their right mind, choose to harm a defenseless child purely based on their background and religion? The thought of this innocent child being targeted in such a vicious manner is sickening.
The details of the incident, where the woman approached the child’s mother with racist interrogations and then proceeded to physically assault both the mother and the children, are deeply disturbing.… Continue reading
I can’t help but shake my head at the latest claim by Donald Trump that Joan Rivers voted for him in the presidential election, despite the fact that she passed away two years before the election even took place. It’s just another absurd and baseless statement from a man who seems to be disconnected from reality. As much as I try to wrap my head around his thought process, it becomes painfully clear that he is either lying or suffering from severe cognitive decline.
The idea that dead people were somehow casting their votes for Trump is not only ludicrous but also highlights the depths to which he will sink to maintain his delusional narrative.… Continue reading
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Matt Underwood