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SIAP: Rhinda Rousey apologizes for retweeting Sandy Hook Conspiracy theories 11 years ago


Reading over the apology and the fact that it was kind of forgotten about so she wasn't under any pressure to post it other than her on conscience, I feel like she is sincere and hope people don't take this moment to attack her for it.

I actually kind of find the sincerity of the apology pretty refreshing. We lack that in this day and age sometimes.

The women of Australia’s National Rugby League for Women: OMG (oh, my goddesses)

Been watching the NRLW on Fox Soccer Plus on weekend late nights. Currently it’s Sydney at Gold Coast. Just to give you an idea of the talent, I’m only going to feature the talent from these two teams alone:

Shaylee Bent:
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Shawden Burton + Jasmin Strange:
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Lauren Brown, Sophie Holyman, Jaime Chapman
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Jaime Chapman (right)
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Here comes Shohei Ohtani.

The Japanese prospect will come to the US next year as he will go through the posting process. This may cost him $100 million dollars versus waiting 2 years to be a free agent.
Would you give him the assurance he wants to both pitch and play in the field? This is going to get wild. He can hit 102 on the radar and has massive power potential.
The Cubs don’t project as a real player in these sweepstakes. Where do you think he will land?

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Poll: Conspiracy Theory

Are the WEF and global elite major contributors and the driving force for the above issues?

  • Yes, the WEF and global elite are major contributors and the driving force

  • No, the WEF does not exist, this is all a conspiracy theory

  • No, the WEF is real, but they don't have any input or control

  • I don't know


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Do you think the World Economic Forum (WEF), Global Elite, Bill Gates, United Nations, World Health Organization, IMF are all working together to shape policy and create action on a global scale?

I have stated before that the above entities are the driving force behind the climate change agenda, diversity (DEI), ESG movement, Woke agenda, trans/gender identity issues, and the border crisis.

Do you think this collaboration is all a conspiracy theory or do you think there is truth to this?

I am not asking if you support/agree with the agenda, I just want to know if you think they play a major role in the above issues.

Why is Simon and Garfunkel's best song ever, The Boxer?

This song crosses all generations, in that it tells of the struggles of any young man in their respective generation, to achieve what all young men strive for; a place in today's world.

Are there any challengers from S&G's multitude of other songs that would defeat The Boxer as their greatest song ever?

If so, please elaborate. Please present your case.

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Knifeman Targets Victims' Throats at German Festival, Killing 3 & Wounding at Least 8. Islamic State claims responsibility.

The [Islamic State] group said the attacker targeted Christians and is a “soldier of the Islamic State” who carried out the attack “to avenge Muslims in Palestine and everywhere.”

Police began raiding a home for asylum seekers in the city center of Solingen, including with special forces, the German news agency DPA reported.


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My predictions for the season ...

after watching kids day in person and hearing what the BIG Network had to say.

- Defense looks really good and there is depth.

- Special teams look solid. Dakin is the real deal. As Howard said, "If you win at least two elements of the game, you willbe successful). Will be interested to see how Dakin performs under pressure.

- Ostrenga will see the field a lot. He can block and catch. I think he and Lachey will be an excellent 1-2 punch.

- I saw a little motion from the offense but the coaches didn't show much in the open practice.

- OL looked bigger and quicker. Practicing against our D-line can't hurt. I still think quicker Defensive ends will give our tackles fits.

- QB looked unsettled but there were a few glimpses. Cade hesitated several times, still looked a bit rusty. A positive was seeing his mobility and ability to run after his surgery last year. Sullivan is still learning the system but has a quick release.

RB room looks solid, Johnson looks quicker to the hole. Mouton has excellent vision and can shift on a dime. Running game should be solid if other defenses respect our ability to pass just a little. Too often under Brian they loaded the box.

And now for the elephant in the room - Iowa's wide receivers. I didn't see them get much seperation, but most of the plays called were out patterns. I think Gill will be prductive and VanderZee looks fluid and athletic. Against our secondary many WR's will have trouble.

I am really optimistic for a solid year. Keys are staying healthy, big bugaboo last year. I think OL and QB will be key to an improved offense. Should be better than last year. Running backs and TE play should help sustain drives. Brown's continued imptovement, the addition of Gill and Washington should help with big play potential. Don't sleep on VanderZee, with his height, speed and ability to high point the football - he could surprise. Didn't see enough of Buie to make a judgement.

I can't wait until they lace them up.

Go Hawks!

Edit: Predicting 9-3. I think UCLA Friday night game at there place will be really tough. Short weeek to prepare and the travel. I'll be in Columbus but they are just too good, could get ugly. I think between Wisconsin, Nebraska or at Maryland there will be at least one more loss.
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