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Sunday, March 1, 2026
Media bias? Really? You mean it actually exists?
As thousands of Iranian Americans celebrate
in the streets of Los Angeles...
They have an agenda to create and reinforce. An agenda crafted by elitist leftie 'journalists' who think they know better than all of us. If that were true, Kameltoe would be President, wouldn't she? And she'd be suckin' Khomeni's dick instead of plantin' the motherfucker 30 feet down. Stick a fork in me - I'm done...
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In light of what's happening all around us lately, you
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Now's a good time to change your filters.
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'Suicide drones'. Yeah, we got 'em, but couldn't they come up with a better name?
Couldn't given'em some kinda cool name,
like KKx2 (kill Khomeni twice)...
like KKx2 (kill Khomeni twice)...
According to multiple confirmed defense reports, the United States used one-way “suicide drones” for the first time in combat during Operation Epic Fury, marking a major shift in modern U.S. military strategy. The drones were deployed alongside Tomahawk cruise missiles and stealth fighter jets as part of coordinated strikes against Iranian missile sites, air defenses, and military infrastructure.The drones, known as the Low-Cost Unmanned Combat Attack System (LUCAS) (That's more like it!), were developed by Arizona-based SpektreWorks and are specifically designed to crash into targets and explode on impact. Pentagon and Central Command photos show the drones closely resemble Iran’s Shahed-series kamikaze drones, which Tehran and its allies have used extensively in regional conflicts.Military officials confirmed the LUCAS drones were reverse-engineered from captured Iranian drone technology and can operate autonomously, launch from mobile platforms, and be deployed in large numbers. The system was created to rapidly deliver inexpensive precision strikes and overwhelm enemy defenses using quantity rather than relying solely on costly missiles.
Each drone costs roughly $35,000, dramatically cheaper than traditional cruise missiles such as the Tomahawk, which average about $1.3 million per launch. Defense planners say this reflects a new battlefield doctrine called “affordable mass,” allowing militaries to field hundreds of expendable weapons at a fraction of the cost of conventional strike systems.
The suicide drones were used alongside Tomahawk cruise missiles, F-35 stealth fighters, and F/A-18 strike aircraft, targeting Iranian missile launchers, drone facilities, command centers, and air defenses. U.S. Central Command confirmed the strikes were intended to neutralize Iranian missile and drone threats and demonstrate the military’s ability to deploy new low-cost precision weapons in combat.
Defense analysts say the first combat use of American suicide drones represents a turning point in warfare, where relatively inexpensive autonomous weapons can play a decisive role in major military operations and reshape how future conflicts are fought.
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Text and art courtesy of Florida Hillbilly on Facebook
Ding dong, the wicked witch is dead...
This is the moment an Iranian anchor sobbed on state TV as he announced the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed yesterday. “God is great. God is great. With deep sorrow, it is announced to the nation of Iran that Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, was martyred today in a joint criminal attack by the United States and the Zionist regime,” the anchor says, before breaking down. Others can be heard crying off screen in the studio as the newsreader announces Khamenei’s death to the nation.
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The infamous picture of Bill Clinton in a hot tub with a mystery woman is from a 2002 trip to Asia the ex-president took with pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and madam Ghislaine Maxwell, The Post says. Clinton was grilled on the 'racy' photo during his deposition before the House Oversight Committee Friday, insisting he did “nothing wrong” and did not have sex with the woman whose face was redacted in the picture released as part of the Department of Justice’s files on the sex predator.
The snap that landed Bubba in hot water was taken at the Emperor suite of the Empire Hotel in Brunei in 2002 - a $20,000 a night palatial suite with a private elevator, pool, jacuzzi, steam room, sauna and theater.
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Cool little town, nice people, off the beaten path as they say. Main Street is basically one block long with mostly touristy antique/crap shops and one luncheonette where a buncha old guys sit around on Sunday afternoons with fiddles and guitars and a washbin drum kit and play for the fuck of it. I could live in a place like that if somebody opened a bar in town.
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Saturday, February 28, 2026
Remember that Peanut Butter and tuna fish sandwich you craved?
It's long been suggested that the foods we crave are the foods we need; that cravings are our body's way of subconsciously addressing a nutritional deficiency or need. Under this theory, that chocolate you had a hankering for on Thursday afternoon could be a sign of magnesium deficiency. And the steak you had to have for dinner last night suggests you're low in iron.
But since most of the foods we lust after aren't particularly nutritious, how much can we trust our - pardon the pun - gut instincts? Food cravings are common, though not terribly well understood, in part because they're so subjective. Research suggests they're experienced more commonly by women than men, and that in the West, chocolate is the most widely craved food.
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It ain't over 'till the fat lady sings, and she ain't anywhere to be found...
So much for Global Warming, huh? With spring officially just three weeks away, Americans have been warned not to pack up their winter wardrobe yet. Spring is due to begin on March 20 but climatologist Judah Cohen said that after the Northeast took a battering in recent weeks with record snow and frigid temperatures, the warmer weather may take a little longer to get here.
'Something different is happening,' he said. 'There's gonna be a polar vortex split. One piece is going to go to Asia, another piece is going to come to North America. Usually the impacts from that are delayed quite a bit.
'It could, at least initially, bring warmer temperatures in the Eastern US, which I think will make everybody happy, given how this winter's gone.'
'However, leading into late March and April, there could then be a dip in temperature, due to the vortex split. It could kind of delay real, true spring. I think that's something that could be a big factor and needs to be watched.'
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St. Patrick's Day will be here soon.
Is your gal Irish?
She'd probably love to have these...
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The idiots have spoken. Already...
Florida Hillbilly on FB is reporting that several progressive Democrats known collectively as “The Squad” - including Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez, Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, and Ayanna Pressley - issued 'sharply worded public statements' condemning President Trump’s military strikes on Iran. The criticism erupted within minutes of the confirmed U.S. and Israeli military action targeting Iranian facilities, without any of them having any knowledge of actual actions taken.
Rep. Omar released a lengthy statement accusing President Trump of “unilaterally dragging this nation into an illegal and unjustified war with Iran without congressional authorization, without a clear objective, and without any imminent threat to the United States.”
Rep. Ocasio-Cortez likewise warned that the United States was being drawn into another major Middle East conflict without public consent or congressional approval. In her statement, she said, “The American people are once again dragged into a war they did not want by a president who does not care about the long-term consequences of his actions.”
Rep. Tlaib posted blunt criticism on X, writing, “He doesn’t care about our loved ones in the military. He doesn’t care about the fact that Americans don’t want this war. He doesn’t care about the Iranian people.
Rep. Pressley also accused the president of bypassing Congress and risking lives unnecessarily, stating, “Donald Trump does not care about civilians in the region or the safety of U.S. troops. He’s illegally bypassing Congress and starting a war with Iran. Congress must take action to rein in Trump and save lives.”
It's amazing what these idiots can say without saying anything.
There is no good in any of them, all of them being a true embarassment
to our Congress and country.
This HillBetty has some deadly blue eyes...
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